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Buy, Sell, Rent or Exchange Through the Herald Classified Ads Huey and Farley—A Pair of Pals fc . . ■ ■■ .. I ■ . .. Just a couple of close pals, sturdy wheelhorses pulling together for the chief and party, and where do they get this feud stuff about Jim Farley, left, and Huey Long-* Just a look at the pair here, chnmming on the links at Warm Springs. C.a. would put that notion to rout. But—sad to saw this picture was snapped two years ago. when they were guests of Roosevelt during his Vacation at the Georgia resort, and what a change just a few months make! Now Huey's clamoring for Farley's scslp, de ) manding a Senate probe of Jim s manifold activities. A Daring Sport, 'This Skiing! Seen at Palm Beach I.—-- ~--- — — This revealing scene, snapped during the spring skiing at Arosa, a popular Swiss resort, Is unusual, in that it shows a young sportswoman both be fore and after the take-off. The bandanna was a bare con cession to a hot sun. • -----—«. This charming:, informal picture was taken of Mrs. Allan A. Ryan, Jr., of New York, at Palm Beach, Fla., at her winter residence, “Casa dei Leoni.** * BIDE GLANCES - - - George Clark m. .-. —I ' . 1 ... nil 1 1,1 , .* ' I'! -“I *1 just got, a sw«M idea for another ‘you’ve-leftrme-aL nlone" song*** ANNOUNCEMENTS VALLEY RADIO Laboratories. 1137 ' Washington. Phone 630. Auto home service. Installation. 131 ROOFING JOBS FINANCED MORRIS LUMBER COMPANY Free Demonstration on PROVEN PROCESS For storing Grapefruit and Oranges for Summer Sales R C. ROBERTSON Valley Bonded Warehouse Brownsville Phone 1030 6 Personal STOMACH ULCER. Gas Palna. In digesuon victims, why suffer? For quick relief get a free sample of Udga, a doctor s prescription, st McKay's Pharmacy. 1-89 San Benito News Events Mu* Marcella Cable of Houston who ha* been a guest in the home of her sister, Mrs. P. L. Paschall for the past few days was named hon oree on Friday afternoon when Mrs. L. W. Pratt entertained with two tables of bridge at her home on North Austin Avenue. A pleasing decorative note of blue and yellow was noted through the use of larkspurs, double nas turtiums and golden calendulas. Tallies and other accessories depict ed the shades of the bloeosms. Dur ing the afternoon a salad eourse repeating the favored hues was served When scores were counted the award for high score was presented to Mrs. Adams. Mrs. P. L. Rawls was winner of the traveling prise while the hostess remembered the guest of honor with a pretty gift. Those enjoying the hospitality were Mesd ames F. L. Rawls. P. L. Paschall. Adams of Harlingen. C. D. King of Harlingen. W. D. Ferguson. Elmer Morris Miss Alice Samuels and the guest of honor. Miss Cable depart ed for her home in Houston Sat urday morning. • • • Dick and Billy Cocke have arrived in the city to be the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Cocke. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lomax were in the city Monday. Mueller Promoted (Special to The Herald! MERCEDES. April 2—B G Mueller, for the past several months a resident of Mercedes and salesman for the Central Power and Light company in the central Valley territory, has received a promotion and was transferred to the San Benito headquarters of fice‘of that company, effective Monday. Mueller was scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop No 14. sponsor ed by the Kiwanis club. Try The Herald Classified Ads To Get Results Classified rates: 20 words or less, one lnseratioo .. «0c Over 20 words, one insertion per word . 3c Subsequent Insertions run consecutive ly, per word .114® Minimum. 10 words. By month, per word . 30c To insure publication ao the same day. Classified sds must be in the office by 10 a. m on week days, and by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper. Legal notices le per word each inser tion. Phone number 8 and ask for the Classi fied Department. An experienced ad writer will give helpful suggestions If wanted, and tell you what tha 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 when l* first appears as The Herald Is not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. Note: All Classified advertising la on a strictly cash basis ... . Napoleon s Wife V 1 HORIZONTAL 1 Second wife of Napoleon. 10 Spare between bird's eyes. 11 Minister's stipend re ceived after deaUt. 12 Personal enemy. 13 Small child 14 Variety of granite. 17 Formally neat. 21 Handles. 22 Metallic element 24 Pertaining to Danes. 30 Strong pins 31 Church bench 33 Embankment.. 34 Indians. 30 Anxieties 37 Cab.* 35 Esters. 40 To accumulate 44 Bulb flowers 48 Aslan weight. ... Answer to Previous m 'ii I I »,y~ 49 Every, 1 To decay. 51 Fixed course 4 Wrath. of study. 5 Organs of 52 Braided thong hearing 51 To observe. « Made of 54 Agents. oatmeal 56 She was - - |rr#fut*ble. of France. g Kind of 57 She was a drawing ink. .Terror * To roller., in emperor . _ 12 She was a member of the VERTICAL b family. 2 Wing. IS Sweet potato. 16 To scatter. 18 Part of a plant. 19 Unoccupied. 20 Mittens. 23 You and me. 25 Dye 26 Mesh of lace. 27 Bugle plant. 2S Gender. 29 L'Aiglon wee her son and Napoleon's - tpl ). 31 Nominal value. 32 Moist. 35 Heart. 36 To harder 38 Reigning beauty. 39 Mutes. 41 Tiny particle. 42 To drive in. 43 To hearken. 45 Booty. 46 Pat-sage. 47 Fairy. 49 Onager. 50 Meadow. 52 Musical note. 55 South America 8 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. :00 p. m. 1:00 p m. 8:00 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 p. m. daily Arrives San Antonio 1:15 p. m. and 9:45 p. m. San Antonio $3.50— Delias $8.80— Abilene $885—Austin $5.10—Chicago $21.15 — St. Louis $17.65. Madison Hotel, phone 405. Harlingen; Miller Hotel, phone 166. Brownsville; Cortes Hotel, phone 70. Weslaco; McAllen, phone 32; San Benito, phone 234; Elsa, phone 35. 9 Cafe* and Hotel* WHITE KITCHEN 419 - 12th Street Business Lunches — Choice Meats. Excellent Sea Foods — Private Dining Room Serving the Valley for Over Ten Years. AUTOMOTIVE 10 Auto* for Sale QUALITY USED CARS j TOM STEVENSON CO. Oldsmobile Sale* and Service 1333 Levee Phone 223 10 Autos For Solo PHONE 66 PHONE 66 SAVE MONEY ON GOOD USED CARS 1932 Chevrolet 2-door sedan 1931 Chevrolet Coupe-Sedan 1932 Chevrolet 2-door sedan 1934 Chevrolet. 2-door sedan with trunk. 1932 Chevrolet Coupe 1933 Pontiac 1930 6-Wheel Buick sedan with trunk. Wells Motor Co. 10th and Waahlngton fit*. Buick-Pontlac Dealer* Service - Washing - Greasing E. B. WELLS, Owner PHONE 6* PHONE USED CARS With Plenty of unused mileage 1—1931 Ford St 77 ; Tudor . J 1—1931 Ford C^OO Victoria . 1— 1933 Ford V-8 Tnick. C C.. S B . ^ 2— 1933 Ford V-8 Cl7; Coupee. $450 and . 'rr/ v 1—193* Ford V-8 CZ7Z Sedan Delivery . 'P'J/ 1—1933 Ford V-8 C_17^ Tudor . J 1—1932 Ford 4 C|i C^7^ Tucor . 'P'J/ J F’attesnn Motor Co. 927 Elizabeth Phone 888 AUTOMOTIVE 10 Auto* For Sole Check this list before you buy 1934 Chrysler Sedan, equipped with Radio, Trunk and six wheels. This car is in perfect condition has only run 11,000 miles. 1931 Chrysler Rumble Seat Coupe. New paint, perfect mechanical condition; good rubber. Brownsville Motor Co. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH PHONE 427 BUS. SERVICES 22 Beauty Shop* BEAUTY CULTURE school— $100 oil permanents, guaranteed. Stu dent work half price. Cottage Beauty 8hop. Levee St. 133 □ Steam Oil Permanents. SI 95 or two for $3 00. Other waves $3 00. $5 00 and $6 00 Amaya’s Beauty Shop Specializing In Permanent Waving 1235 Adams — Phone 1605 25 Buildera-Contractora BEN V. PROCTER Consulting Engineer preliminary Investigations. Detail Plans and Construction Supervision. Examinations and Report* SIS Uth St Phone 1S1 BROWNSVILLE 28 Moving Truck*—Storage MASON TRANSFER CO. Contractors for Missouri Pacific Pick up and delivery servtc* Hauling of All Kinds 8th A FRONTON - PHONE 139 Packing of All Kinds AUSTIN TRANSFER CO, 941 Levee. Moving and crating. Phone 421. U66 32 Printing-Office Sup. PREPARE yoar rammer advertising now! Call 438 and have Bishop's Print Shop show you their 1933 advertising fan*—They’re nice. 090 BUS. SERVICES 34 Insurance White & Sutherland Life — Fire — Casualty Insuranc PHOi'IF 411 Stats National Bank Bldg. WOOD & DODD INSURANCE SURETY BONDS PfaiCM 100 407 - 11th Street J. S. Ford & Sons Insurance of every kind Phone 1129 304 State National Bank Bldg. INSURANCE BONDS W. B. CLINT Phone 6 EMPLOYMENT 36 Help Wanted-Female YOUNG GIRL wanted, as extra. Saturdays at Aziz Brothers De partment Store. Must speak good Spanish. J-l LIVESTOCK 49 Horaes-Cattle PERFECTLY gentle saddle horse; with or without saddle, in good condition; no reasonable offer re fused. Mrs Emma Leonard. 14th and Garfield or phone 77 Mata more* T-136 50 * Poultry-Supplies ~HIGHEST QUALITY BABY CHICKS Priced right. Custom hatching. Set every Saturday. W R. Jackson lead and Seed Store *1036 Washington — Phone 887 CHOICE MILK fed broiler*; select eggs; English Strain Leghorn pul lets. Homer Fitch. Phone 17, West Tth and St. Francis. H-100 MERCHANDISE 52 Household Goods WE BUY used furniture and sell or trade new furniture. Refriger ation service All kinds of music al instruments. Hargis Furniture Co . 222 Elizabeth St. Phone 180 1-144 54 For Sale, Miscellaneous We Specialize in REBLOCKING Knitted Woolen and Boucle Dresses AMO Dry Cleaning Col>mc PHONE 1 Mail Order* Given Prompt Attention FOR SALE—Corn; pinto beans. 16 25 for 100 killos. Large quan tity. special price. Felipe Vas quez V. Phone 102 General Gonzales 40, Matamon* 1-107 WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD USED ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS FOR SALE-TERMS MODERN HOME EQUIPMENT CO. Cromark Bldg. ELECTROLUX DEALERS 57 Lbr. & Bldg. Mat’I LONG LEAF PINE — 1*12 $24.00 per M; 2x4 and 2x8 $23 00; 1x4 to 1x8 and plowed Jambs $20 00. Many bargains. J. W. Richards. Inc., Combea. 1-69 60 Seeds-Planta-Flowers PLANT Zinnias. Marigolds. Peri winkles, etc for late Spring and early summer flowers. Groves and Co.. 11th and Adams. 1-96 61 Wanted - Miscellaneous WANTED—Large capacity reel and heavy rod; must be bargain for cash Phone 44. 1-148 RENTALS 63 Apartments FURNISHED apartment 111 St. Charles 8t. 8 E. 1-154 SMALL FURNISHED apartment. clean and cool; utilities paid. $1600 Mso 4 room furnished house $16 00. Apply 44 First and Washington. 1163 64 Rooms GATEWAY HOTEL—Clean rooms reasonably priced. 1-16 65 Houaea FOR RENT—6-room unfurnished house; West Brownsville. Reas onable rent. Phone 846 1-146 UNFURNISHED modern 5-room house. West Banker. Phone 380-W. 1-153 FOR RENT — 5-room furnished house. Mrs. O E. Taylor. North West end of 9th Street. West Brownsville. J-2 REAL ESTATE Pre-Port Bargains R unit apartment on corner lot. Well located to attract, good renter*. This property must be sold. Price 15.000. terms. 13 acre* high grade soil, good 4 room house with fireplace, book cases. bath, wired for electricity, water system, near paving and Brownsville. Price $2,000, term*. One 5-room house and one 3-room house close in near Court House; paving and taxes paid Both house* for $2,300 A reel bargain on at tractive terms MON SEES AND QHITIR Merchants Rank Ride. Brownsville FOR SALE—Two small hotels, two apartment houses, two filling sta tions. se\eral good orchard* and farms; now can give terms and let you in ahead of Port advances which are sure to come soon. Put your cash where you have a fu ture See M T Kill ion over Will man's Drug Store MONEY TALKS $1500 00 buiw 10 seres resaca land on 14th Street pavement $2.000 00 buys modern 5-room house textone finished inside and newly painted outside, with garage, on corner lot and on pavement. $350 00 cash; balance $23 43 per month Including interest. $3 250.00 buys modem 5-room cot tage and garage well located in Los Ebanos. Textone finished in side and newly painted outside. $500 00 cash: balance $37 8$ per month including interest. S. C. Graham &. Company Arcade Bldg — Phone 179 Brownsville. Texas REAL BARGAINS Tn Brownsville business, residential property. City lots, farms. Two large ranch es Hidalgo and Willacy counties. John Gregg, 752 Washington St . ohone 1197. L83 THERE-ARE VEW readers and aid readers with new WANTS every day. List your Wants or Don't Wants on the Brownsville Herald Classified page for quick satisfy ing results. 160 ACRES All in cultivation on concrete high way, Three small housea. Under irrigation. This is a real farm for some one. Can be bought worth the money and can accept part in good clear income property 50 foot business corner right down town. Brownsville. Worth the money. Remember Brownsville Port will give this property real added value. 20 acres near Brownsville Port turning basin site. Why not, make some money out of real buys that are sure to advance In value. A. D. Dickinson, Jr. PHONE 499 E3 Jardin Bldg.. BrownsvlD* 72 Farma-Ranches PRICED TO SELL—Well Improved modern home. 18 acres of grove; close to town and Port; terms to suit. See Owner. Bo* 507. phone 6019 P 2. _ 1-42 74 For Sala or Trada FOR SALE or trade—20 acrea. fill ing station. 5-room house, bam, garden; near Kansas City. Mo. Want South Texas proparty, clear. Sea Breeae Apartmenta. Corpus ChristL _1-2 76 Wanted to Buy WILL BUY FOR CASH FROM OWNER 10 or 20 Acrea improved grape fruit ar 1 orange grove. Well located. A. E. Martin. P O. Box 875, St. Louis. Mo. PLACE YOUR Classified ads before 10 a. m. week days and noon Saturday for proper classification. CHIP COLLINS* ADVENTURES By JACK KOFOED and JACK WILHELM ;_ ■ ..i r .. " .-1 . i ' creeps TMEftfS So/weTHf/oG ) That g>gl COuter ) lWOutST,Cwf THE ouli/ Th/wG *uC»t M^TlIouS W HOLUS. /»N« T* ST^Toe^E-Zeft ftLHW Afoot »U *$*. -...SrttSVOP Sl^BttALL. G^A^ny^-^-v i^-M»rOOVW»u IN etew our u)rrn Mia\ ^ vtalvc. r—-te-H—^ tikaS ^LT^ES- t v ^XvJ thkhvis.&owc, t Think, vlk GO To the oofc.N\. r. MICKEY MOUSE • By Wall Disney warning NOTE “Tied to a BRICK HAS BEEN TOSSED "Through * . WAR-DRUM window! £ / MAVBE YOU HAD V. \ BETTER GIVE UP THIS \ v'' S i^L. \ CAMPAIGN? there's NO )( NOTHlN<»- This L TEu-iNG what I PAPCf?s GO,r? ^ \ thev'll do! V keep on til. >7^-. ( THAT GANGS fig, ^ T* \ \ V DRIVEN OUTA ^ ^ \Town f 1 I I iVC 11 M M. . ^