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Buy, Sell, Rent or Exchange Through the Herald Classified Ads
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FEDERAL ACE
TO TAKE CASE
DALLA3. March 14. Govern
mem investigation ot ihe slaymg m
WiU Texas oi a federal narcotic
•Cent grew more intensive Thursday
a* Joseph B. Keenan of Washing *on,
act assistant United States attor
ney general, entered the case.
Keenan termed the case “one oi
the most important lq the country"
end said no effort would be spared
by the government to uncover all
facta in the tilling of Spencer Staf
ford. agent, at Post, Texas, on Feb..
f.
“If a murder has been committed
the case assumes importance equal
In gravity to one of the attack of an
enemy or traitor shooting down our
flag and killing lte standard bear
m, said Kennam
Four West Texans. Including Sher
iff W. F. Cato of oaraa county, have
been charged with Stafford’s ma
chine gun slaying, allegedly while
be Investigated the workings of a
purported huge narcotic ring.
“The case will be the second ever
tried under the new federal statute
giving the United States govern
ment Jurtfdlction in a case involv
ing the killing of a federal agent in
the line of duty,” said Keenan.
' The first case goes to tr»al ai Chi
cago Monday when a defendant sc
eused of si ay mg two federal de
partment of Justice agents during
the affray In which George (Baby
Face) Nelson was slain, is arraign
ed
Keenan said “it goes without say
ing that the department of justice
at Washington and every other
branch of our government will leave
no atone unturned to exact Justice
and to support the efforts of your
United State* attorney during the
**Clyde O. Eastua, fiery United
States attorney, will lead the prose
cution of the defendants scheduled
to face trial at Lubbock. Texas, dur
ing May.
Sheldon to Speak
(Special to The Herald)
HARLINOEN, M»rch 14.—Dr. A
F Sheldon, who Is on leave from
the University of Miami, will ad
dress the Junior chamber of com*
meree at Its membershio meeting at
the Madison hotel Monday night, ac
cording to Rnv nyfield who made
the arrangements.
The meetine wtM open wtth a din
ner at 7:30 o’clock.
The annual election of officers
will be he’d at the meetine and a
bbr attendance is anticipated
Heads D. A. R.
1‘Rebel’ Ticket
i
r
Load Inc a rebellion against
“red baiting” in the D. A. R.,
Mrs. Flora Myers Glllentine,
above, of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
Is a candidate for the presi
dency on an insurgent ticket,
opposing Mrs. William A.
Becker of Summit. N. J., for
whom a clear field had been
forecast. Mrs. Glllentine Is
fighting on a platform of tol
erance in beliefs. .
Several Reclamation
Projects Under Way
(Special to The Herald)
MERCEDES. March 14—J. L.
Lytle, project engineer of the Unlt-j
ed States Reclamation and Flood
Control Service, spoke to members
of the RcUry club this week on the
work done In this section since the
huirlcane. Since that time, he said,
four million dollars will have been
spent by July. He said a bill is be
fore congress asking for two million'
dollars more.
Have you seen the new Olds
mobties?—Adv.
STr>E GLANCES - Genrcre Clark
■
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-
*^0U better tog up it to mother answers the phone."
I
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Repairs
Financed
Government Plan
MORRIS LUMBER
COMPANY
SPRING STOCK
Wall Paper !
HERE
MORRIS LUMBER
COMPANY
Try The Herald
Classified Ads
To Got Basult*
Classified rates:
JO words or lees. on* tnaerstton .. 40
Over 30 words, one lascrtlan
per word . 3»
Subsequent insertions run oonsecutlve
ly, per word .1V*<
Minimum. 10 words
By month, per word . 30<
To insure publication on the seme dsy
Classified sds mutt t>e in the office b%
10 a m on week days, end by noon
on Saturday for Sunday s paper
Legal notices Is per word each inset
tlon
Phone number 8 and ask tor the Classi
fied Department An experienced ad
writer will live helpful suggestions 11
wanted and tell you whet the ed wii.
coat. Then later Is the day a soy wit.
call on you with the bill and you may
pay him.
Check your ad when it first appear,
as The Herald la not responsible for
more then one Incorrect Insertion
Note. All Classified advertising Is on s
strictly cash basis
LEf Al ADVEHTISr-MEM
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable
of Cameron County, Greeting:
A. A. Browne and O. K < King'
Mason, executors of the estate of
Marfa ret E. Flynn, deceased, hav
ing filed in our County court their
final account of the condition of
the estate of said Margaret E
Flynn, deceased, numbered 2401 on
the probate docket of Cameron
county, together with an applica
tion to be discharged from said ad
min.stratlon.
You are hereby commanded, that
by publication of this writ ten days
before the return date hereof in a
newspaper printed in the county of
Cameron you give due notice to all
persons interested in the account!
for f.nal settlement of said estate, j
to appear and contest the same if ]
they see proper so to do, on Mon
day the 25th day of March. A. D
1935, at the Court House of said
county, in Brownsville. Texas, when
said account and application will i
be acted upon by said court.
Given under my hand and seal
of said court, at my office in
Brownsville. Texes, this 13th day of
March. A. D. 1935.
H. L>. Seago. Clerk ,
County Court. Cameron County
by O. F. Brenner, deputy.
(3-14-lt—4925)
Offer Essay Prizes
(Special to The Herald)
MERCEDES. March 14 —The Mer
cedes Chamber of Commerce is of
fering a cash prise to any student
of the Mercedes schools who writes
the two best essays on city beauti
fication.
The project will be divided into
three groups, the first in the fourth
and fifth grades, the sec:nd in the
sixth. seventh and eiehth grades
and the third, the ninth, tenth and
eleventh grades. Both first and sec
ond prises will be awsrded in each
division Th“ essay must not ex
ceed 150 words.
Have you seen the new Olds
mobiles?—Adv.
■- || I ■ ■
Matrimonial Prospect
HORIZONTAL
1 Royal leader
who is to the
marriage
market.
7 Hie country
la-.
12 To regret.
13 Speech.
16 Mythical bird.
16 Inclination.
1? Malicious
burning.
18 Pitcher
19 Deer
20 Male sheep.
22 Embrace
27 To accomplish.
2$ Cures
29 Constellation.
SI Proflu which
lands yield.
SS Vulgar fellow.
86 Ribbon rose.
87 Eye sockets.
41 Comes in.
46 Streets.
47 Uncooked.
49 Characteristic.
50 To perish.
Annrer to Previous Puzzle
U Dove* homes.
S3 Distlnetire
theory.
14 Chinese wax.
55 T6 reside.
55 Ale.
18 The prevailing
religion In bis
country.
19 Reluctant.
VERTICAL
I Wrath.
8 Conrent
worker.
4 To secure.
I Egg-shaped
figures
< To pierce with
a bora.
f Acidity
t A standard
mineral.
• Form of “be."
10 At tbta time.
II Froien water.
14 Exists.
14 He Is almost
the only
king.
19 Maintains.
21 Melodic grace.
23 Bronte.
24 Knock.
25 Measure of
cloth.
26 Either.
29 Onager
30 To perform.
32 Anrora.
34 Devoured
36 Descended
from the
same mother.
38 Round-up.
39) Lades water.
40 8tan :ard of
perfei tlon.
42 He was chief
tain of a ——.
43 Loom bar.
44 Verse*.
45 Street.
47 To steaL
48 To marry.
SI Eccentric
wheel
62 Ocean.
64 Afternoon.
6“ Note In scale.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
VALLEY RADIO UbwmtortM. 1111
Washington. Phone 830. Auto
home service. Installation 131
8 Travel Opportunities
McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE
Leaves
McAllen
8:30
10 00
13:00
:00
6:00
4 00
8:00
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
7:30
900
11:00
1:00
5:00
8:00
7:00
Leaves
Reynoaa
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
Special bus from Reynosa Sat*
urday and 8unday 10:30 p m.
UNION BUS LINES
Fast bonded Buses Leaving Har
lingen 6:30 a. m. and 3 p m. dally
Arrives San Antonio 1:15 p. m and
9:45 p. m. San Antonio 83.50—
Dallas $8-25—Abilene $8.85— Austin
$5 10—Chicago $2115 — St. Louis
$17 65. Madison Hotel, phone 405
Harlingen; Miller Hotel, phone 166
Vwnsville; Cortez Hotel, phone 70
Weslaco; McAllen, phone 32; San
Benito, phone 234; Elsa, phone 35
9 Cafea and Hotela
WHITE KITCHEN
419 - 12th Street
Business Lunches — Choice Meats
Excellent Sea Foods — Private
Dining Room
Serving the Valley for Over
Ten Vear6.
A SHORT-1JME advertisement
does not always ruiflll the ad
vertiser's need even in the strong
est advertising medium If you
have not gotten results—phone
the Herald to renew your ad.
AUTOMOTIVE
10 Autos For Solo
PHONEM PHONE M
THEY ARE HERE
NEW PONTIACS
AND
BUICKS
1939 Ford Pickup Truck
1933 Pontiac Coupe
1930 Chevrolet 4-door sedan
1933 Chevrolet 3-door sedan
1933 Pontiac. 4-door sedan
1934 Chevrolet. 3-door sedan
with trunk.
Wells Motor Co.
Bulck-Pontiac Dealers
Service - Washing - Greasing
E. B. WELLS* Owner
PHONE M PHONE M
STUDEBAKER sedan for sale. 930
cash. Can be seen at 307 St. Char
les St. I-M
Check this list
before you buy
1931 Ford Coupe
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
1930 Chevrolet Coupe
1929 Chevrolet Coupe
1929 Packard Sedan
1929 8tudebaker Sedan
1929 Bulck 3 door Sedan
Also have several very cheap
cars.
Brownsville Motor Co.
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH
PHONE 437
PLACH VOUlTciaasHM ads before
10 a. m. week days and noon
Saturday for proper classification.
BUS. SERVICES
22 Beauty Shop*
f EASTER SPECIAL
Frederick Wave. $5.
Steam Oil. 11-95 or 3
for $3. Other wave*.
$3.50. Free haircut with each
at nice. Amaya's Beauty Shop,
1335 Adams, Phone 1605.
BEAUTY CULTURE school— Sl.M
oil permanent*, guaranteed. Stu
dent work half price. Cottage
Beauty Shop. Levee St. 133
TO BUYERS OP
PRINTING
Rroeperous firm* have their
printing done at
RECIO BROS. PRINT SHOP
Phone 927
722 - 12th St. — Brownsville
25 Buildera*Contractora
BEN V. PROCTER
Consulting Engineer
Preliminary Investigation*. Detail
Plans and Construction
Supervision.
Examination* and Reports
519 Uth St. Phone 151
BROWNSVILLE
25 Moving Truck*—Storage
MASON TRANSFER CO.
Contractor* for Missouri
Pacific
Pick up and delivery service
Hauling of All Kind*
8th * FRONTON - PHONE 139
Packing of All Kind*
AUSTIN TRANSFER CO-, Ml
Levee Moving and crating
Phone 431. U68
32 Printing—Office Sup.
PREPARE toot rammer advertising
now' Call an-1 have Bishop's
Print Shop show vou their 1934
advertising fans—They’re nice.
090
34 Insurance
White & Sutherland
Lila — Fire — Casualty
Insurant
PHO.*r 411
State National bank Bldg.
WOOD 8z DODD
INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS
Phune 100
407 . Utb Street
INSURANCE
BONDS
W. B. CLINT
Phone 6
EMPLOYMENT
36 Help Wanied-Fecnale
WANTED — Experienced beauty
parlor operator to take Valley
shop on percentage basis or rent
same. Fully equipped, ready lor
business. Box 1-51. Herald.
1-51
ADDRESS ENVELOPES at home.
spare time; 15 to 115 weekly. Ex
perience unnecessary. Dignified
work. Send stamp for particulars.
Hawkins. Dept. 2081. Box 75,
Hammond, Ind. 1-66
THERE ARE NEW readers and eld
readers with new WANTS every
day. List your Wants or Don t
Wants on the Brownsville Herald
Classified page for quick satisfy
ing results.
EMPLOYMENT
40 Services Offered
Agricultural Service
Scientific Management and Super
vision Exporting and Re
porting. Appraising.
R. C. ROBERTSON
Phone 1030
Valley Bonded Warehcvse
LIVESTOCK
SO Poultry-Supplies
HIOHESl QUALITY
BABY CHICKS
Priced right. Custom hatching.
Set every Saturday.
W. R. Jackson Feed and Seed Store
1036 WashingKir — Phone 887
OH YES — We have those good
strong started chicks—our chicks
are known for their strong vital
ity. Valley Hatchery, Edinburg.
Tex. 1-29
CHOICE MILK fed broiler*; select
eggs; English Strain Leghorn pul
lets. Homer Fitch. Phone 17, West
7th and St. Francis H-100
A FORTY CENT twenty - word
Classified ad In the Sundav Her
ald will go before 55.000 readers
MERCHANDISE
S4 For Saie, Miscellaneous
MOTORS
Used and New
For Sale or Trade
HARGIS ELECTRIC
PHONE 923
FOR SALE—SOS buhels good corn
at crib. Engelman Oardens. Ed
inburg, Texas, Phone Elsa 6002
T-64
GOULDS
PUMPS
For
Ranches
And Suburban Homes
Hargis Electric
836 Elizabeth St.
PHONE 922
NO MORE WASH DAYS
16 SSS 49c
LBS. A '
Sc Each Additional Pound
Phone 1
AND Dpt Cleaning CoUnc
60 Seeds-Plints-Flowers
NOW IS the time to plant Spring
flowers. Pine stock of new seeds
on hand. Groves and Co.. Phone
1290. H-94
RENTALS
63 Apartment*
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room, fur
nished; private home. 442 Levee,
phone 578.
GATEWAY ROTEL — Twu room
apartment; Mils paid; hot water;
91600 per month. 1*16
SWEENY Apartments—Permanent
tenants. Apply for attractive re
duced rates. Cool, high class
apartments. 1st and Adams 8t.
H-12C
FURNISHED Efflcleocy apartment;
garage, gaa and water furnished.
Phone It. 1-63
RENTALS
64 Rooms
BEDROOM for (csUonaa. newly
furnished, both, garage. Mr*.
Virginia Sherer. 1S14 West Elii
obeth. Phone Ml.I-il
6b Homes
FOR RENT. Fire-room cottage.
modern conveniences. two blocks
from postoffioe. Phono 1270.
66 Business Property
FOR RENT—Downtown location
lor shoe shop, cigar and candy /
and. Phono 501, TRylor Lumber
Co.HI
69 Wanted To Rent
WANTED TO RENT — Stx-roowi
unfurnished house. Write Bos
1-02 Hers Id. 1-0
REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL
HOME FOR SALE
About 1 acre. 150 feet on High,
way. Close in. H sere citrus.
7 room house—mil convenience*
—S csr gsrage. Price 16.000.00.
Terms. Rented now for more
then enough to meet mortgage
payments.
Have land for rent, and wish to
get in touch with good tenants.
flee us for real estate bargains.
A. D. Dickinson, Jr.
PHONE 499
El Jardln Bldg.. Brownsville
MONEY TALKS
$1450 00 buys on* of most 6Mir.
able building el tea la Brownsville
vicinity; well looated. on pavement,
on resaca. with telephone, electrle
lights and city water service. All
In be suit! ul 6-year-old bearing or
chard.
tlJSO.oo buys modern 5-room home
textone finished inside, large front
porch, large garage 30x34 feet;
$350 00 cash; balance $3141 per
month Including Interest.
$3400.00 buys S*t acres wen located
near pavement and near Santa
Rosa school, with good small eat of
Improvements and 4 acres In t year
old bearing orchard; $500.00 cash!
balance easy terms. g% interest
S. C. Graham A Company
Arcade Bldg - Phone lit
Brownsville I exes
Pre-Port Bargains
Five-room frame house In good
condition; textone walls; paving
and taxes all paid; garage; Victoria
Heights. $1,750. terms.
Five-room house on corner lot with
paving and taxes all paid; garage.
52400. attractive terma
Five-room stucco house in West
Brownsville with textone walls;
S.ving and taxes ah paid; garage.
450, attractive terms.
MONSEFS AND QCILTER
Merchants Bank Bldg. BluensifBs
I I HAVE
Several small farm propertter you
can buy almost at the price of
j City lots. Why not get a borne you
can live on? Get away from paper
sack living and prolong life. I have
any else, any price. See II. T.
Killlon over WUlman's Drug Store.
72 F arma-Rnnches
PRICED TO SELLr—Well Improved
modern home. 18 acres of grove;
cloee to town and Port; terms to
suit. See Owner, Box 507, phone
6019 F 3. 1-43
74 For Sain or Trade
FOR SALE or trade—M~acree, fUl
ing station, 5-room bouse, barn,
garden; near Kansas City. Mo.
Want south Texas property, clear.
Sea Bream Apartments, Co , n
ChrlstL 1-3
By WILLIAM RITT ond JACK WILHELM
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