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PUCKETT A D
SHINE IN TIE
CJp-Valley Golfers Defeat
Brownsville Trio
At Mission
(Special to The Herald)
MISSION, Oct. 23 —George 8hine,
golf pro of this city, and Charley
Puckett of Brownsville were low men
in a golf match here Sunday on the
newly opened Shan? Bpnlclpal
golf course. The match, a six-way
affair, was played between John
Bamum of Edinburg, Dick Turner
of McAllen, and George Shine of
Mission, against A1 Escalante. Val
ley champion, Charley Puckett and
Harry Rudmose, all of Brownsville.
The upper Valley, trio won the
Satch by six strokes, shooting the
holes in 230 against 236 for the
'Lower Valley players. Bamum play
ed the two rounds In 36 an*J 43;
Turner In 41 and 38; Shine In 34
and 38; Escalante in 39 and 43;
Puckett in 37 and 35; and Rud
xnose In 41 and 41.
A1 Escalante, who leaves Thurs
day for Mexico City to enter the
Mexico open match, was off form
and nervous. His drives were poor
landing him In the rough most of
the time, but his approach play
brought up his score.
The Shary municipal course here
has been open but three months
and is in fine condition. It is a
nine-hole, 36 par course.
Sylvester Injured
John Sylvester of Brownsville suf
fered a broken hand In the Rice
Crelghton game at Omaha Satur
day night and may be out the re
mainder of the season,
jjpbyivester had sewed up a starting
position at right end with the Rice
■quad, and had been one of the
Owls’ outstanding "finds*’ of the
season
SLOAN CHAMPION
DALLAS. Oct. 23. (A*>—Leonard
Sloan of Waco, a daring young rid
er, is the first official Southwest
ern flat track motorcycle racing
champion. Sloan won the title last
night In the finals of the tourna
ment sponsored by the Dallas Cycle
club and sanctioned by the Ameri
can Motorcycle Association at the
Pair Park stadium speedway. He
finished with 39 points against 26
for his nearest rival, J. B. Jones of
Dallas
CCC INGENUITY AND WORK
PROVIDES CIT1ED CAMP
ESC AN ABA. Mich, —(/Pi—Civilian
conservation corps members at
camp No. 1887. near here, accus
tomed to city ways, have provided
a model camp largely through their
own ingenuity and labor.
Confronted with the task of haul
ing water, they dug their own well
to a depth of 236 feet. With two
camp members who formerly had
been plumbers contributing the
skilled labor, a discarded tank was
fitted up for storage.
Now gravity feeds the water to
hot and cold showers, to the kitchen
and to the washroom, a refrigera
tor is being constructed under the
water tank, with water flowing to
and from the tank supplying the
cooling medium.
TUNNEL TO BE BUILT
FOR SAKE OF SCENERY
\ENICE. Cal.—(A*'—A tunnel de
signed solely to preserve scenery is
being constructed near here. It is
to drain aw-ay water to prevent the
crumbling of the Santa Monica
palisades.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF'S SALE
The State of Texas )
County of Cameron >
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of a certain Order of Sale
issued out of the Honorable 29th
District Court of Erath County m
the 10th day of October 1933 oy
J. L. Saunders, Clerk of said court,
for the sum of ($2094.76) dollars
and costs of suit, under a judg
ment, In favor of Chas. Neblett in
a certain cause in said Court, No.
6651 and styled: Chas. Neblett vs.
Anton Bo6io. et a], placed in
my hands for service, I, W. F.
Brown. as sheriff of Cam
eron County. Texas, did on the 13th
day of October, 1933, levy on cer
tain Real Estate, situated in Cam
eron County, Texas, described as
fbikms. to-wit: Lots Nos. 250 and
251 in Colonia Victoria Addition to
the City of Brownsville, Cameron
County, Texas; and levied upon ss
jgfr property of Anton Bosio, Lucille
BQBio and Steven Bo6io; and that
on the first Tuesday in November,
1933. the same being the Tth day
of said month, at the com* house
door of Cameron County, In me
City of Brownsville. Texas, between
the hours of 10 a m. and 4 p. m,
by virtue of said levy and said
Order of Sale, I will sell said above
described Real Estate at public
vendue, for cash to the highest
bidder, as the property of said
Anton Bosio, Lucille Bo6io and
Steven Boaio;
And in compliance with law, I
Sve this notice by publication, 'n
le English language, once a week
tor three consecutive weeks im
mediately preceding saki day of
•ale, in the Brownsville Herald a
newspaper published in Cameron
County.
Witness my hand this 13th day |
of October. 1933.
W. P. BROWN
Sheriff, Cameron County, Texas
a By J. R. Snoeberger, Deputy.
10-I6-23-3O-3t-46G3
Notice to The Creditors of The
Estate of Lee W. Unger
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Louise
g Unger has been duly appointed
executrix, of the Estate of Lee W
Unger, deceased on the 30th day
of August, A. D. 1933 bv the Probate
Court of Alleghany County, Penn
sylvania.
All! persons having claims against
•aid Estate are hereby required to
present the same to me within the
time prescribed by law.
Mjr postoffice address Is Browns
ville', Texas, Box 411.
LOUISE E. UNGER
EXECUTRIX of the Estate
of Lee W. Unger. Deceased.
10-2-9-16-23-4t~4659
Important Games Up In
Southwest Conference
Southwest Conference fans have
a football shell game to solve Sat
urday when six of the seven con
ference members engage ill im
portant championship games.
This week-end will be the tough
est of all when it comes to pick
ing probable winners of the South
ern Methodist-Arkansas, the Rice
University of Texas and the Texas
A. and M-Baylor contests.
This trio of championship games
CARNERA WINS
OVER PAULINO
Italians Boo When Primo
Fails to Knock Out
Aging Spaniard
ROME, Oct 23.—(jP)— Primo
Camera’s first heavyweight tittle
defense, successful though it was,
added little to the mammoth Ital
ian’s prestige in his native land to
day.
A crowd of 70,000 strongly pre
disposed in Camera's favor, watch
ed the huge champion punch out
a decisive 15-round vl-tory over
Pauline Uacudun yesterday, cheer
ed him for a while and then booed
him just as heartily in the last
two rounds for his failure to knocx
out the 34-year-old Spanish vet
eran of more than ten years’ war
fare against the world's best heavy
• weights.
Camera smashed the Basque
woodchopper all over the ring wttn
a zipping left and ponderous rights,
yet never oould floor a rival whose
courage alone carried him through
the full 15-round limit.
The crowd, which included Pre
mier Mussolini, other fascist of
ficials and James Roosevelt, eldest
son of the American president,
couldn’t understand how a man
could take such a beating and still
remain erect. That, perhaps, ex
plained the chorus of jooes that
greeted Camera as he vainly sought
to bring his small antagonist down
Three Lone Star
Clubs Undefeated
(By the Associated Press>
Conference competition this week
end in the Lone Star circuit will be
featured by the 1933 debut of the
East Texas Teachers of Denton who
won last year's- championship. The
North Texas gridsters will show
their wares and start defense of
their championship Friday night at
Nacogdoches against the Stephen F.
Austin Lumberjacks. North Texas
is favored. The Lumberjacks have
lost their three conference starts.
Lone Star Standing
Team— W L T PW Op Pet
E. T. Teach. .. 2 0 0 20 19 1.000
Sw. Teach. 1 0 0 27 0 1.000
Trinity . 1 0 1 13 0 1.000
S. Hous. Teach. 0 1 1 13 14 .000
S. F. Austin ... 0 3 0 6 52 .000
W. T. Teach. .. 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Conference Results
Trinity 14. Stephen F. Austin 0,
at Waxahachie.
East Texas Teachers 14. 'Sam
Houston 13. at Huntsville.
Conference Games Friday
North Texas vs. Stephen F. Aus
tin at Nacagdoches.
Trinity vs. East Texas at Com
merce.
Non-Conference Friday
Texas A. <k I., vs. Sam Houston
at Huntsville.
Garcia-Flores Bout
Booked at Harlingen
(Special to The Herald)
HARLINGEN. Oct. 23—Expecting
to obtain a boxing permit for Har
lingen, Promoter Ernie Stephen?; of
All-Sports, Inc., has announced a
fight card at the Athletic Club
arena for Thursday night, featur
ing Carlos Garcia and Chato Flores
in the 10 round main event.
Garcia is known as one of the
best junior welters operating in the
southwest, having fought in this
section on several occasions. Flores
is said to be a willing mixer.
According to Stephens. Bill Cab
ler of Brownsville will meet Sidney
Sheely a tough 155 pounder, in the
8-rouftd semi-final. Bat Morales and
Johnny Cruz are to mix in another
eight-rounder.
R. G. C. Rattlers
Tie La Joya 0-0
(8pecial to The Herald)
RIO GRANDE CITY. Oct. 23.—
The Rio Grande City high school
Rattlers put up a spirited battle last
week in holding the stroncr La Joya
(Cb-Jtus University) eleven to a
scoreless tie.
Earlier In the season La Joya had
defeated the Rattlers 31-0.
The R. O. C. boys carried the bat
tle to the opposition, and played
most of the time in La Joya terri- 1
tory although unable to punch over
a touchdown.
Domingue Leads
(By the Associated Press)
Saturday was both a bad and
good day for leading Southwest
conference scorers. The leaders
failed to score touchdowns but all
managed to retain their positions
in the touchdown race.
Frenchy Domingue. Texas A &
M. galloper, was smothered bv Tex
as Christian bat his 39 points still
is the conference’s best. The lead
ing scorers follow:
Player Td Patd Fg pts
Domingue, A.&M... 5 6 1 39
Hilliard, Tex. 5 3 0 33
Casper. TCU . 5 0 0 30
R. Wilson. 8MU .. 5 0 0 30
LaForge. Ark. 4 1 0 25
RW Eagles Win
The “Blue Eagles." a junior eleven
coached by Mike Reyes, defeated the
Red Ants here Sunday 13-0 in a
spirited encounter.
There are several junior elevens
in the city and an effort is being
made to form a league for elimina
tions and a chamoionshio.
means pay dirt for A. and M., Rice
and Baylor. All three have suffered
previous 1933 conference defeats
and another set-back means their
virtual elimination as contenders
for this year s crown.
Frogs vs. Gents
The Texas Christian Progs will
battle Centenary coliege at Shreve
port in a non-conference affair in
the only other game on the South
west schedule.
The Aggies, pre-season favorites
for this year's championship, got
an unoleasant surprise Saturday at
Port worth when Texas Christian
stopped them, 13 to 7. They enter
ed the game a touchdown favorite
but oould do nothing with the
Christians accuracy through the
aid and terrific power on ground
formations.
The Arkansas Razor backs, hum
bled Saturday in a non-conference
game against Louisiana State, will
strive to retain their unmarred con
ference record of two consecutive
victories when they tie into the
Southern Methodist Mustangs at
Fayetteville. It will be home coming
day for the Raaorbacks. The Razor
backs simply were outclassed by
Louisiana State, 20 to 0.
Ponies and Hogs
The Mustangs, thanks to Robert
Wilson's smashing broken field run
of 78 yards, managed to get a 7 to
7 tie against Oklahoma A. and M.
The Pony crew will be ready for
Arkansas with a strong running
and passing attack, but beating
Arkansas on home-coming day is
just about the hardest job in the
conference. Back at Houston after
their 13 to 14 defeat by Creighton,
the Rice Owls will prepare for their
invasion Saturday of Austin where
they play the University of Texas
Longhorns In a game ' hat looms
as a toss-up. The Owls have whip
ped Texas twice In their last three
games. It was Texas last year, 18
to 6.
Expect Frog Let Down
The Longhorns played a powerful
game Saturday to get a scoreless
tie against Centenary college— a
team that makes a habit of beat
ing Southwest Conference oppon
ents. The Longhorns showed great
ly improved form by holding Cen
tenary after losing a 26 to 0 game
to Nebraska and a 9 to 0 melee to
the University of Oklahoma.
The Texas Christian Progs are
i bound to let down a bit this week
after being fired up to whip the
Texas Aggies. The Progs have one
of the best running attacks in
the conference and should make it
interesting for Centenary.
St. Eds Leads
Texas Circuit
—
(Bv the Associated Press*
The St. Edwards’ Tigers, laving
clicked off three consecutive Tex
as conference victories with a total
of 62 points against none for their
opponents, will battle Austin Col
lege of Sherman In a feature con
ference game Friday night at Aus
tin. The Tigers won their third
championship game last week by
smothering the Daniel Baker Hill
Billies of Brownwood 31 0. The
Tigers are the only aggregation in
the conference with a victory, all
other games so far have resulted In
ties.
Texas Conference
Team— w L TPtsOpPct
St. Edwards ... 3 0 0 62 0 1.000
ACC . 0 0 1 0 0 .000
Austin col. 0 0 1 6 6 .000
i Howard Payne ..0 0 1 6 6 .000
Simmons . 0 1 0 0 13 .000
Southwestern ..0 1 0 0 18 .000
Daniel Baker ..0 1 1 0 31 '000
McMurry . 0 0 0 0 0 000
Last Week Results
St. Edwards 31. Daniel Baker 0, at
Brownwood.
Austin College 6. Howard Payne
6. at Brownwood.
Conference Games Friday
Southwestern vs. Simmons at
Abilene.
McMurry vs. Howard Payne at
Brownwood.
Austin College vs. St. Edwards at
Austin.
Non-Conference Friday
Daniel Baker (Texas Conference*
vs. Southwest Teachers (Lone Star
conference) at San Marcos.
SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE
Standings
Team— W L T Pta Op Pet.
Arkansas . 2 0 0 32 7 1.000
SMU . 1 0 0 13 7 1.000
TCU . 1 1 0 12 20 A00
T. A. & .. 0 1 0 7 13 .000
Rice . 0 1 0 7 13 .000
Baylor . 0 1 0 7 19 .000
Texas . 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Full Season
Team— W L TPtsOp Pet
TCU . 5 1 0 107 26 .833
Arkansas . 4 1 0 114 34 .800
T. A. dc M. 4 1 0 109 33 .800
SMU . 3 1 l 61 27 .750
Texas . 2 2 1 68 41 .500
Bavlor . 2 2 0 48 44 .500
Rice . 2 3 0 40 40 .400
Saturday's Results
•—Texas Christian 13. Texas A.
ds M.. 7, at port Worth.
Texas 0, Centenary 0, at San An
tonio.
Louisiana State 20, Arkansas 0, at
Shreveport.
Southern Methodist 7, Oklahoma
A. de M . 7, at Dallas.
Creighton 14, Rice 13. at Omaha,
Neb.
Baylor 21, Simmons 0, at Waco.
Next Saturday
•—Southern Methodist vs. Ar
kansas at Fayetteville.
•—Baylor vs. Texas A. di M., at
College Station.
•—Rice vs. Texas at Austin .
Texas Christian vs. Centenary at
Shreveport.
Last Year Scores
Texas 18. Rice 6, at Houston.
Southern Methodist 13. Arkansas
7. at Dallas.
Baylor O, Texas A. dc M. 0, at
Waco.
•—Denotes conference games.
FAVORITES IN
ROUGH UPSETS
Pitt, Notre Dame, Trojans
Han Jed Surprises
Saturday ,
NEW YORK, Oct. 23. (AV-The na
tion's football legions face the
tUrd Saturday in October with
many perennial favorites already
overthrown, the list of unbeaten
teams dwindling fast and further
fire words promised all along the
line.
The downfall of Pitt's Panthers
and Notre Dame and the tieing of
Southern California last Saturday
proved anew the shaky foundations
on which football reputations rest.
Wctare Changes
The usual Monday morning re
count indicates that temporary lead
ership at least can be assigned to
Michigan and Nebraska in the mid
west, Duke and Alabama in the
south, Princeton. Fordham and
perhaps Army in the east. Arkan
sas and Southern Methodist in the
Southwest, Utah in the Rocky
Mountain district and Southern
California and Stanford in the far
west.
The prospects for this week’s
slate, headed by such pairings as i
Southern California - California,
Yale-Army, Perm-Navy, Harvard
Dartmouth, Fordham - Alabama,
Notre Dame-Pitt and Iowa-Mtnne
sota, follow:
East: Princeton and Fordham
look most powerful right now but
Yale, Army. Dartmouth. Holy Crass, j
Carnegie Tech, Syracuse, Colgate j
and Duquesne still are unbeaten and
untied. Duquesne has a “breather”
against Westminster this week but
all the others are In some danger.
Yale and Army collide at New Hav
en, Fordham must tackle formidable
Alabama and Dartmouth faces
Harvard, Holy Cross, conqueror of
Harvard, and Colgate, unimpressive
against New York University, nay
find Brown and LaFayette. respec
tively, somewhat tough. Princeton
and Syracuse confront intersectlon
al foes. The rampant Tigers, whose !
20-0 rout of Columbia marked their
first major victory since 1928.
meet Washington At Lee who upset
Kentucky last week.
Michigan Picked
Midwest: Michigan, on the basis
of its great showing' against Ohio
State, looks like the class of the
conference and should beat Chi
cago. Iowa’s Hawkeyes. conquerers
of Northwestern and Wisconsin.
tadkJe Minnesota^ pohers _who
blasted Pitt’s national championship
aspirations last week. Purdue looks
too good for Wisconsin and Onto
State will try to get going again
against Northwestern. What looked
like one of the season's classics a
month ago, put vs. Notre Dam? at
South Bend, now is just a game be
tween beaten elevens. Nebraska
carries it Big Six title hopes against
Oklahoma with Missouri and Iowa
State. Kansas and Kansas State
clashing in other conference duels,
tackle Minnesota’s Gophers, who
fomla forgets its scoreless tie with
Oregon State, breaking a string of
25 consecutive victories, to concen
trate on the annual battle with Cali
fornia. Stanford invades the North
to meet Washington. Oregon, the
leader with two triumphs, will find
U. C. L. A. tough. Oregon State
and Washington State, which tied
California. meet in a battle of
“dope-upsetters." Idaho and Mon
tana complete an all-conference
program.
Centenary Again
South: Georgia’s tussle with New
York University tops a pncgram
otherwise marked by three -South
eastern, two Southern conference
games, and three contests pitting
representatives of each against one
another. Tulane and Auburn Ten
nessee and Florida and Louisiana
State-Vanderbilt are the South
eastern pairings, while Virginia Poly
and South Carolina, and Virginia
and Virginia Military play Southern
Duke, and Mississippi and Clemson
conference games. Noxth Carolina
and Georgia Tfech, Kentucky and
are involved In inter-conference
tests. Cen’enary, still unbeaten, con
fronts another Southwest ioe in
Texas Christian. Kentucky. Florida,
Geprgia, Alabama. Mississippi State.
Vanderbilt and Louisiana State all
are unbeaten in the southeast;
Duke, Virginia Poly. South Carolina.
Virginia. Washington Ac bee and
North Carolina In the Southern.
Owner of Brown*
Die* at Age of 69
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 23. (/P^—Death
has ended Philip de Catesbv 3al!\i
18-year dream of producing an
American League pennant winner.
The veteran of baseball died here
yesterday of septicemia at the age
of 69.
Sine* 1916, when be became own
er of the St. Louis Browns, ball had
cherished the thought of winning a
pennant with his club. The nearest
he approached the pinnacle was in
1922 when the Browns finished in
second place.
L. C McElvoy. vice president and
general manager, took up the reins
temporarily and found before him
plans for revamping the team along
lines suggested by Rogers Hornsby,
manager.
Funeral services will be conducted
Tuesday.
Announcement!
3 Funeral Directors
DELTA FUNERAL HOME. Phone
1170. We invite your confidence
In our ability to serve you at a
moderate charge. We have the
very best ambulance and the
hearse is a Chrysler Eight De
Luxe. Special Austin hearse for
babies. Day and night service.
13th and Harrison Sts.. Browns
ville, Texas. E. H. Stambaugh.
Funeral Director, J. N. Besteiro,
, Prop. R-89
8 Travel Opportunities
WANTED—Passengers to Loc An
geles Leaving Monday or Tues
day. Phone 6022-W-4. R100
Travel Opportunities
McAllen - Reynosa
BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE
Leaves Leaves
McAllen Reynosa
8:30 a m. 7 30 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. ) p. m.
Special bus from Reynosa Sat
urday and Sunday. 10:30 p. m.
Automotive
[ *_ _
10 Autos for Sale
1931 Chevrolet sedan. $400.00
1931 Chevrolet coach. $375.00
1930 Chevrolet Coupe. $275.00
1929 Essex Coach. $75.00
1930 Chevrolet truck. $175.00
STEVENSON MOTOR CO., INC.
5th and Elixabrth — Tel. 1111
11 Wanted Autoa
I WILL PAY cash for several late
mcdel automobiles. None later than
1929 considered I will ue at the
El Jardin Hotel <tl Brownsville
on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 30
and 31. H. D. Nevill. R98
Automotive
13 Gmm* & Sen. Station
Brakes Won’t Hold?
Ask far the
“SWEDE"
At
FIRESTONE
Water Proof Lining
*- ^ '1 ■ J " 1 " "■ —■■—
Wrecker Service
Day or Night
PHONE 1111
Night Phone 940
Stevenson Motor Co.t Inc.
Sth and Elisabeth. Brownsville
YOU CAN RENT that vacant 'loase,
apartment or room. Just phone
number 8 and give your listing
to appear on the Herald Classified
ad page.
Financial
AUTO LOANS
Immediate Service
Cheapest Rates
In the Valley
SO. TEXAS FINANCE COUP.
715 W. Harrtson, Phone 761
HARLINGEN
| Business Service* 1
22 Beauty Shops.
Regular 65 00 Steam Oil Per
manent waves . 6130
Reasonable prices on all work.
HOLTRY’S BEAUTY SHOP
In Connection with Style Shop
1133 Elizabeth SL
IF YOU DO NT m« whet yon want
in The Herald Classified, ad
vertise for it. The cost Is small
and the results are oig. Just
phone No. 8 and an experienced
ad writer will gladly assist you.
Specialising in permanent
jjj waving, $1.50 to $8.00.
Good supplies and ma
chines. Graduate and exper-.
lenced operators. Amaya’s Beau
ty Shop. 1235 Adams, Phone 1805.
25 Bldr’a - Contractors
Growing with the -Valley
Since 1908
Building buildings that stand
the test of tropical hurricanes
Homer L. Fitch
BEN V. PROCTER
Storm Damage Estimating
and Reconstruction
515, 11th Street—Ground Floor
Merchants National Bank Bldg.
Brownsville—Phone 151
28 Mowing, Trucks, Storage
AUSTIN TRANSFER Col tel
Levee. Moving and crating.
Phone 421 U88
IS YOUR LANDLORD neglecting
repairs on your residence? A lit
tle Herald classified ad will soon
locate a new house or apartment
for you.
30 Fix It
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FURNITURE REPAIRED, refin
ished, upholstered. Van Hee^t
Shops. Uth and Monroe St. R38
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INSURANCE
BONOS
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52 Household Goods
FOE SALE CHEAP—4-rooms of
household furniture consisting of
piano, living room suits, rugs, ra
dio, 2 bedroom suites. 2 chests of
drawers, dinetse suite, electric
cook stove, ice box and various
other articles. Been used only
about nine months. Apply Stan
ley Transfer Co., Sunday, Mon
day or Tuesday. R92
-.- .-...
54 For Sale • Miscel.
SHELLED PECANS. New crop. 35c
pound, any amount. 1140 Wash
ington Street. Broadway Confec
tionery. R46
MAJESTIC RADIO. 1933 model;
cheap for cash. Miss Henry, Apt.
3, Nebraska Apartments. No
telephone calls answered. R105
il Wanted - Miscellaneous
WILL PAY cash for used furniture.
Vines Furniture Co., 12th and
Adams.
_Rental*_
63 Apartments
SWEENY APARTMENTS— Made
like new; everything for house
keeping; modern; rent reason
able. R-82
64 Room*
FObTreft - lloa-^k^pinj room*.
Furnished or unfurnished. 1314
Madison Street. R41
6S* House*
PLACE YOUR WANTS sad don't
wants in the Herald Classified
*d page. They are read dally oy
approximately 40.000 Valley peop.4
MODERN furnished house, two bed
rooms, 834 West Fronton, half
block from Rlv de Drive. At
tractive place attractively priced.
_ R-104
5-ROOM HOUSE, newly decorated.
1351 West Levee. Phone 839. R99
MODERN 5-room cottages, dost ha
very reasonable. Phone 654 or 761.
___R101
66 Business Property
OFFICE ROOMS and attractive,
modern store. 30 x 60 ft Equip
ped with fixtures for mens and
women's wear. Will rent without
fixtures. Located Central Office
Bldg, leading corner, Mercedes,
Texas. Inquire Max Hessel. Rdw
67 Room Sc Board
ROOM AND BOARD in private
home for gentlemen, ill 3. E St.
Charles, phone 552. R-8&
69 Wanted to Rent
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umns are bargain counters far
Valley shoppers. Read and use
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Phone Number 8.
Real Estate
72 Farms - Ranches
FOR SALE—80-acre farm.. Mod
ern house and outbuildings, locat
ed on pavement. Terms. Price
$1875. P. O. Box 845, Browns
ville. Tex. R-lOt
THERE IS no job too large or toe
small for a Herald Classified ad.
76 Wanted to Buy
PAY HUNDRED cash, per sere for
five-year-old clear, marsh seed
less orchards, not stunted, no
water. Box R99 Herald. R8S
SIDE GLANCES George Clark
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