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Herald Classified Page Is Popular Market Place for Thrifty Valley Shoppers
Engagement Of
Valley Girl Is
Announced
(Special to The Hu ate i
MISSION. July 5. — Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Edwards announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Anne Kathryn Edwards to Mr.
Campbell D. Sheddon of Chicago.
HI., the wedding to take place
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in
the Edgewater Presbyterian church
hi Chicago.
Miss Edwards is a graduate of
Edinburg high school and is well
known in musical circles through
out the Valley. She is at present
studying under Miss Blanche Barbot
st DePaul University in Chicago
t^vhich she recently won a schol
i*hin in voice and repertoire. She
• studied the past year under Proe
chowski in New York. She will con
tinue her study under Miss Barbot
after her marriage
Mr. Sheddon is connected with
the Public Service Leader in Chica
go, official Democratic newspaper
of the state of Illinois. He spent
last year In the Valley and was in
the advertising department of the
Edinburg Review while here.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Dunbar were
hosts Tuesday night to a "Husbands'
Party” for members of the Ace
High club and their husbands hav
ing as out of the club players Mr
and Mrs. Stephenson of McAllen and
Mr and Mrs. Roger V. Ray.
Mrs. Dorn was high for ladies
with high for men going to Mr. Wil
...
Mrs Ray Klapperich and Mrs
Theo Gerlach were guests for games
of the Mardi Bridge club when Mrs
Joe Hoffman. Jr., was hostess to #Tle
elub Tuesday afternoon.
The club decided to have prize
awards at the end of each eight
week period, and although Mrs
J Lockhart was high for the day she
will have to maintain a high re
cord for the next eight weeks in
order to receive the award.
• • •
Mrs Joe Hoffman, Jr., was hostess
■at a dinner recently complimenting
&fiss Beatrice Hollerbach and Rich
8Hollerbach both of St. Louis,
art.
ted for dinner were Mr and
J. Hollerbach and daughters,
srine and Beatrice, Miss Clara
sch. J. Hoffman. Richard Hoi
lerbach and Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman.
• • •
Mrs. A. F. Volz was hostess this
week for the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge club.
Assembled for the games were
Mesdames Wiltz Kemp of Houston.
OUen Rome. M. P. Wilson, and Ju
lius Franki who wrere guests of the
club.
Mrs. Franki was awarded the
guest award with high for club going
to Mrs. Melch.
• • •
Mrs. G F. Dohm invited as spe
cial guests Mrs. A. W. Caster of
Houston. Mrs. Gerald Harbert and
Mrs. A. A Be Risen for games with
the Ace-Hi club for which she was
hostess the past week.
Mrs. Caster was awarded the score
trophy for guests with club high
going to Mrs. Parrish.
• • •
The Modem Priscilla Sewing club
was entertained by Mrs. C. E. Storms
this past week.
Mesdames G. F. Donald and J. J.
LLssner were guests.
9 9 9
Miss Beatrice Hollenbach of St
Louis. Mo. was a guest at the reg
ular meeting of the Catholic Da f ;h
ters of America at Parish Hall Mon
day night. Eighteen members were
present.
Plans were made for a covered
dish supper to be held at Lions Park
the night of July 18 for the Catholic
Daughters and their families and
the Knights of Columbus and their
families. Following the games there
will be games of bunco to which the
public is invited.
After an interesting contest held
by Miss Mary Leverman of San Juan
the hostesses for the evening. Mrs.
Bertha Kleekamp and Mrs. Clarence
Allen, served a delicious refresh
men course.
Wife Preservers
Don’t forget to scald the household pet s
drinking water utensils every day. Neg
lected water utensils are said by veterinar
ians lobe the cause of many ailments of the
dog or caL
I’Charter No. 12236 Reserve District No. 11
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
STATE NATIONAL BANK
of Brownsville in the 8tate of Texas, at the close of
business on June 29. 1935
Published In response to call made by Comptroller of Currency, under
Section 5211, U. 8 Revised Statutes.
I • ASSETS
I. Loans and discounts .t 526.722.19
1 2. Overdrafts .. 186.16
3 United States Government obligations, direct
and—or fully guaranteed . 892.000 00
4. Other bonds, stocks, and securities . 10.050.00
6. Banking house, $154,000.00; Furn. and fixtures, $33,000.00 187.000.00
\ 7. Real estate earned other than banking house . 1.00
8. Reserve wit! Federal Reserve bank . 150,681 77
| 9. Cash In vault and balances with other banks . 1.091.635.45
10. Outside chetks and other cash items . 2.085.45
II. Redemption fund with United States Treasurer and due
from United States Treasurer . 12,500.00
14. Other assets . 3,25195
Total Asset* .$2,876,113.97
LIABILITIES
18. Demand deposits, except United States Government
deposits, public funds, and deposits of other banks.. 998.760 27
*6. Time deposits, except postal savings, public funds, and
deposits of other banks . 539.436.00
17. Public funds of States, counties, school district*, or other
subdivisions or municipalities . 730.406.36
18. United States Government and postal savings deposits .. 26,346 45
19 Deposits of other banks, including certified and cashiers'
checks outstanding . 19.095.50
Total of Items 15 to 19
W (a) Secured by pledge of loans
and—or Investments . $ 407.880.07
<b) Not secured by pledge of loans
and—or Investments . 1.906,16451
<C) Total Deposit* .$2.314 044 58
20. Circulating notes outstanding . 250.000.00
32 Capital account:
Common stock, 2500 shares, par $100.00
per snare . $250,000.00
Surplus . 60.000.00
Undivided profits—net . 2,069 39
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT .. . 312,069 39
TOTAL LIABILITIES . 2,876,113.97
MEMORANDUM: LOANS AND INVESTMENTS PLEDGED
TO SECURE LIABILITIES
W. United States Government obligations, direct
and—or fully guaranteed ..*.. 760.000.00
M. Total Pledged (excluding rediscounts) . 760,000 00
I 57. Pledged:
I (a) Against circulating notes outstanding . 250.000 00
(b) Against United States Government and
postal savings deposits . 25,000 00
(c) Agamst public funds of States, counties, school
districts, or other subdivisions or municipalities.. 470.000 00
| «e> Against other deposits . 15,000 00
<i> Total Pledged . 760,000.00
8tate of Texas County of Cameron ss:
I, A. H. Ferr ander. Cashier of the above-named bank, do aolemnly
•wear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief
A H FERNANDEZ Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of July. 1935
(SEAL) MRS J J PUTEONAT Notary Public,
i 3orr_*ct—Attest:
^ J. Q FERNANDEZ.
BP A A8HHEIM,
FRANK LOPEZ.
Directors
RECAPITULATION
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts .$ 526.722.19
U S Bonds to Secure Circulation . 250.000 00
Banklne House Furniture and Fixtures. 187.000 00
Other Real Estate . 1.00
■Stock in Federal Reserve Bank . 10.050 00
!*' <k in Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . 2.746 34
bash in Vault and with Banks .$1,257.594 44 1
U. S. Government Securities owned .... 642.000.00 I 1.899494.44
TOTAL .$2,878,113.97
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock .$ 250.000 00
Surplus Fund . 60.000 00
Undivided Profits . 2.06939
Uirculation . 250.000.00
Dividends Unpaid . 1.064.00
. 2,312480.5c
TOTAL .$2476,11347
It s So Easy
Jane Lifson, Women’s Swimming
Association star, shows yon in one
easy lesson just how simple the full
Gamor is when analyzed by the
“Magic Eye” camera. Each twist
and more is caug-ht as Jane divee
with perfect form at Manhattan
_ Beach, N. Y._
Rangerville
News, Notes
(Special to The Herald*
RANGERVILLE. July 5. — Rev.
Dunn of San Benito Methodist
church will deliver a sermon at the
bapisit church Friday evening.
An Ice-cream social was enjoyed
recently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Anderson by the follow
ing guests: Mrs. C. A. Rickets of
Mercedes, Mrs. O. N. Echols and
tons Clovis Dean and Lowell; Earl.
Irene, Ruth and Mary Alice Sparks
and J. R. Scott.
Miss Bettylyn Arnold has return
ed home alter an extended visit
•vith her sister Mrs. S. Smith of
Combes. Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith ac
companied her here.
Mr. J. R. Parmer has been ap
pointed manager of the Sam Botts
gm here for this season. Several
other local men will assist when
the ginning begins.
A meeting ot the local school
board was held Wednesday for the
purpose of calling for bids for
transportation to and from school
at San Benito this coming term.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Trousdale, Sr.,
have returned to their home after
an extended visit, in north Texas.
Mr. Gene Hensley had the mis
fortune to be thrown from his horse
Wednesday resulting In a broken
leg. He is reported to be recovering
rapidly.
Odell Morrow has recovered from
a recent illness and is back at his
work.
J. C Yates of Harlingen was the
aeek-end guest of Trois McIntyre.
Miss Kathleen Brown of Harlin
gen was a caller at the Buchan
home Tuesday.
Mr. j. u Anaerson ana son Eioert
Lee spent Monday at Redfish Bay.
They reported good fishing.
Mrs. O. N. Echols and sons and
the Sparks children motored to
Matamoros Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W D. McWilliams
are in Lubbock, where they will
spend at least six weeks in advanced
school work before returning her*.
Lowell Echols, son of Mr. and
Mra O. N. Echols was awarded a
trip to the Annual A.&M Short
Course, for his splendid record in
the 4-H Club work under the di
; reetton of County Agent Henry Als
! merer. Lowell is a sophomore In the
j high school here.
Mr. Bruce Gilbert, oldest aon of
! Mr and Mrs. Henry Gilbert, la
, expected home soon from the Uni
versity of Oklahoma where he has
been a student for the past year.
Mrs. Will Magee and daughter
Martle of near Harlingen were
callers at the Foust home Tuesday.
Mrs H Moore and daughter, who
have been visiting with the for
mer's parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Buchan for the past two weeks have
returned to their home in Houston.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin McIntosh
sne daughter Mary June. Mr. and
Mrs Henrv Jones and daughter
I/ottfce Merle spent the week-end at
Port Isabel.
-:
In a mine explosion, it Is not
the force of the explosion that
'puses the most damage, but the
■'fter-damo. a mixture of etses due
to the rearrangement of the atom*.
From S1 to 90 ner cent of the deaths
min* exotosions are caused by >
this after-damp.
————
Horseback riding Is «a!n’ng such j
'onularPv that *here a*-* **ow mo*e
han a half million saddle homes
maintained for that purpose in the
United States.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
RUBEROID
Roofing
FINANCED
MORRIS LUMBER
COMPANY
6 Personal
STOMACH ULCER. Gss Pains. In
digestion victims, why suffer?
For quick relief get s free sample
of Udga. a doctor’s prescription at
McKay’s Pharmacy L-58
8 Travel Opportunities
McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE
Leaves Leaves
McAllen Reynoea
8:30 S. m. 7:30 a m
10 00 a m. 9:00 a m.
12:00 pm. 11:00 a m.
:00 pm. 1:00 p m.
6:00 p m. 5:00 p m.
4:00 p m. 8.00 p m
8:00 p m. 7:00 p m.
Special bus from Reynosa Sat
urday and Sunday 10:30 p m.
UNION BUS LINES
Past bonded Buses Leaving Har
lingen 6:30 a m and 3 pm. dally
Arrives San Antonio 1:15 p m and
10:15 p m. San Antonio $3.50
Oallas $8.80— Abilene $8.35-Austln
$5.10—Chicago $2140 — St Louis
$1790 Madison Hotel, phone 405
Harlingen. Miller hotel, Browns
ville; Edinburg Hotel, phone 222.
Edinburg: McAllen, phone 32; San
Benito, phone 234; Raymondville.
phone 8.
AUTOMOTIVE
10 Autoa for Sale
PHONE 56 PHONE 66
USED CARS
1931 Pontiac Coach.
1933 Chevrolet
4-door Sedan
1930 7 Passenger
Packard, new paint
1930 Plymouth 4-door
Sedan.
Wells Motor Co.
10th and Washington Sta
Bulcs-Pontiac Dealers
PHONE 66 PHONE 66
READY CASH can easily be bad fot
old furniture and miscellaneous
articles you no longer need. Just
place your offer in The Herald
Classified section.
USED CAR
SPECIALS
2 1934 Ford Coupes
1 1934 Ford Tudor
1934 Chevrolet Town
Sedan.
1 1933 Chevrolet Coach
1 1932 Buick 4-door
1 1932 Hudson Coupe
PATTESON
MOTOR CO.
927 Elizabeth — Phone 888
Try The Herald
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To Got suuui
Classified rates:
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Over 24 words, one insertion
per word . 4c
Subsequent insertions run oonsecutive
ty. per word .IV
Minimum. 10 worna.
By month, per word . Me
To insure publication on the same day
Classified ads must be ts tbs office by
10 a. m on week days, and by noon
on Saturday for Sunday s paper
Legal notices is per word each inser
tion.
Phone number 0 and ask for tbs Classi
fied Department An experienced ad
writer will give helpful suggestions it
wasted and tell you wbat the ad will
cost. Then later In the day a boy will
call on you with the bill and you may
pay him.
Check your ad wben it first appears
as The Herald is not responsible tor
more than on# Incorrect Insertion.
Note. All Classified advertising Is aw •
strictly cash basis
AUTOMOTIVE
10 Autos For Sale
SEE OUR USED CARS
At
Lot Across from Herald Bldg.
Brownsville Motor Co.
CHYSLER - PLYMOUTH
PHONE 427
BARGAINS
Model A Ford coupe ... $100.00
1929 Chevrolet 4-door sedan.
new paint, two new tires
1933 Ford V-8 Tudor sedan, new
tires
1929 Stutz 4-door sedan.
1931 Chrysler 4-door sedan.
TOM STEVENSON CO.
1233 Levee Phone 222
CHEVROLET
USED CAR LOT
Across from Postoffice
10 20 CHEVROLET
lyO£ TRUCK
1Q51 CHEVROLET COACH
lyoo r c. A RADIO
1 O 70 ford panel
DELIVERY
iq71 CHEVROLET
1“J1 SEDAN
Seaman Chevrolet Co.
PHONE 410
14 Auto Repairs and Paint
Washing, Polishing,
Lubrication
v>
General Repairing
Any Make of Car
PORTER' &
JONES
Phone 222 - 1237 Levee
BUS. SERVICES
25 Buil dera-Con tract ore
*
BEN V. PROCTER
Consulting Engineer
Preliminary investigations. Detail
Plans and Construction
Supervision
Examinations and Report#
515 11th St Phone 151
BROWNSVILLE
28 Moving Trucks—Storage
MASON TRANSFER CO.
Contractors for Missouri
Pacific
®lck up and delivery eenice
Hauling of All Kinds
8th & PRONTON - PHONE 139
Packing of AH Kinds
AUSTIN TRANSFER CO, 203
10th St Moving and crating
Phone 42L U-66
BUS. SERVICES
30 Fn It
Motor and Armature
Winding
I POOLE
ELECTRIC CO.
'
1744 Lincoln. Victoria Heights
i —
32 Printing-Office Sup.
NEW OPrOETUNTlES are offered
dally on The Herald Classified
page The bargain wise read and
use th page regularly.
34 Insurance
EMPLOYMENT
.—.. "i ..—..■■■ ■■■" .*. i
37 Saleimen—Agents
.. ..—.—----- - j
WANTED—Salesman for Browns
ville and lower Valley on high j
class line of bullet and regular
advertising lead pencils. Give j
age and references first letter. 1
Universal. Box 253. Hillsboro.
Texas. M-ll
FINANCIAL
42 Auto Loans
AUTOMOBILE
LOANS
REFINANCING
Delta Automobile
Finance Co.
PHONE 271 — WESLACO
INSTRUCTION
47 Schools-Colleges
SHORTHAND STUDIO—WU teach
private class short system short- ,
hand. Two months to learn. 1
Reasonable. 7 E. St. Francis.
M-6
- I
HERALD CLASSIFIED ads do big
Jobs for little money Phone
16.' and place your offer before
thousands of Valley bargain hunt
|
MDE GLANCES - - - George Clark
l-^Tm—n 1-1—i 1 mu ■ ■ ■*
^Frankly, we’re disappointed, Jackson. We expected you to
have the entire middle west talking about our can opener
by now.”
MERCHANDISE
54 Fo* Sale, Miscellaneous
POTATOES — We have several
hundred sacks of good 1 - %m
home grown potatoes for sale.
Interested parties please call
Alexander Marketing Company,
San Benito. M-8
i BARGAIN—14-foot top display
counter freeaer Shipped to the
Valley by mistake. Factory ad
vises to sell for freight. 175 00
and can be financed. Must be
sold this week. Can be seen at
Whalen's, Alamo.
SIX FOOT Show rase and electric
refrigerator. Vannie TUden'a
Bakery. M-10
EASY FINANCING
for Remodeling
And
New Construction
Eagle Pass Lumber
Company
HIT Monroo — Phone 701
PAINT
Dupont's paint is a good invest
ment—Poor grade paint is an ex
pense.
We are headquarters for quality
materials, Dupont Paint and 61
Floor Varnish.
John F. Grant
Lumber Company
8th and Fronton — Phone 251
B F. HARDIN, Mgr.
57 Lbr. & Bide. Mat*!
MANY REAL BARGAIN8
Car 5 x Psn Douglas Fir Doors di
rect from mill; 2 6 x 6.6 12 60; 2.8 x
58 $2.75; B B. Sding $25 00; good
1 x 4 flooring $26.00; No. 1 oak
flooring $5100. Red wood. Hard
wood, and white pine. Split second
growth white hickory for fish
rods. H million feet bargain lum
ber, new. J. W. Richards, Inc.,
Combes.
60 Seeds-Planta-Flowers
FLOWERS for all occasions. We
telegraph flowers anywhere. Los
Ebanos Greenhouse Company,
Phone 1588. K-55
ROSES, bcaatifal rotes Many va
rieties and colors. Only 25c doz
en. Corner Ringgold and 18th
rt. L-98
61 Wanted - Miscellaneous
WANTED TO BUT—Furniture for
two room office if priced right.
Reply to P. O. Box 810, Harlin
gen. M-7
RENTALS
S3 Apartments
SETHJf AN IPAR t MINTS™- Vac
ancy. well lurniaaoc root and
comfortable Phone 1231 R-Ul
FURNISHED Apartment, water and
gat paid Pitch Apartments.
Phone r K-137
NEBRASKA 4P A X I’M E NTS —~ Far
niched utu.tie» paia 325 00 Mn
Jones Phone 1194 &-123
NEL-ROY Apartments, newly dec
orated. WO 00 and mix All * bills
paid_ J-88
MAY-DAY — Furnished, modem.
Zeroxone, utilities paid. Phone
714. 139 Washington. L-106
SAN CARLOS Apartments — Bed
rooms and a part menu. Private
or connecting hath. J. P. Dixon.
M„r.. Phone 1589 L-108
THE CHEAPEST easiest way to
rent, buy or sell is through the
Classified columns of The Herald.
64 Rooms
LARGE Clean, cool furnish*d room;
twin beds; reasonable. 503 East
6th 8t. M-9
IP YOU WANT to buy sell reirt
or exchange just phono Tbo
Brownsville Herald Classified Ad
Department. An experienced ad
taker will gladly assist vou
65 Houses
MODFRN 6 - room house Wes*
Brownsville. Enquire 1131 Ernst
Levee. L-117
TWO HOUSBS — Modern conve
niences. 6th and flt. Francis, rea
sonable. Phone 654. MIS
REAL ESTATE
REAL BARGAINS m homes, farms.
ranches, city lota. Twenty-sis
years in Valley Beliaole service.
John Qregg. 753 Washington 8t,
Phone 1197 J-«1
MONEY TALKS
$1.80000 buys modem 5-room houaa
textone finished Inside, nearly
painted outside, large front porch,
concrete floored garage lor 4 cars,
concrete floored shed: 9200 00 cash;
balance $22 62 per month including
Interest.
$2,050.00 buys modem I - room
{house textone finished Inside, new
ly painted outside, concrete floored
front porch, screened In back
porch, garage, on comer lot and
on pavement $250 00 cash; balance
$25 45 per month Including Interest.
$4,500.00 buys modem 5-room brick
vender home well located on pave
ment. with hardwood floors, front
and beck porches, double garage,
i servant quarters and concrete
driveway $1.750 00 cash; balance
exceptionally easy term tt 8% In
terest.
8. C. Graham & Company
Arcade Blog — Phone 179
Brownsville. Texas
| Head of Opera Company I
HORIZONTAL
1 New leader of
Metropolitan
Opera Co.
12 Female horse.
15 Pope's scarf.
14 To border on.
16 Greedy.
17 More crippled
18 To yield.
19 Fiber knots.
20 Skirt's edse.
21 8tlr.
23 Still.
24 Italian river.
25 Unit of work.
27 Taunted.
80 To scoff.
33 Paradise.
34 To affirm.
36 Royal.
37 Themes.
39 Musical note.
40 To bark.
41 To excavate.
44 He- manj
roles In Italy
49 Sesame.
£2 Unoccupied.
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14 Crude tartar.
55 Step.
55 Prophet.
57 To exchange.
58 Region.
59 He was born
In ——.
50 He is a lead
ing - <pl).
VERTICAL
1 Edge of a
roof.
2 To leak
3 To marry
4 Part in drama.
6 Eighth ounce.
( Preserve.
7 Olive shrub.
5 Formed into
a herd
» Membranous
bag.
10 To submit.
11 Naked
2 He succeeds
Witherspoon
as ——.
15 Cows' chains.
30 Mortar tray.
32 Native metal.
24 Punitive.
26 To seise.
28 Flab
29 To implore.
31 Baffle plant.
32 Pasha
36 Varnish | t
ingredient
37 Shoelace hole.
33 Sorrowful.
41 Flat plats
42 Thought.
43 Valley
45 Chestnut.
46 To sin
47 Seaweed
48 Thick shrub.
49 Rootstock.
50 One who
frosts >
51 Meadows
63 Epoch.
55 Skillet.
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