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Shop Economically at the Valley’s Bargain Counter-Herald Want Ads
Debate Holds
Interest tor
Club Meeting
(Special to Tiu He raid»
HARLINGEN. AprU 18. — Con-1
cludlua the year s study on "Mod-1
ern Drama.” a debate. ‘Resolved^
that the Motion Picture is the
Greater Medium of Art than the j
Legitimate Stage ” constituted the |
program for the regular meeting of
tne Junior Literary and Pine Arts
dub held Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 1. M
Mother&head with Miss Willie D.
Worley as hostess. The affirmative
side of the question was upheld by
• two Harlingen high school stu
dents. Dan Murphy, Jr., and Tom
Bwafford and the negative side was:
supported by Richard Worth and
Burrus Pugsley of San Benito Ju
nior high school. Votes cast by
those present at the conclusion of
i the debate gave the decision in fa
' vor of the negative. Roll call was
|Sgiswered by the members giving
of interest about their favor
ite actor or actress.
' » During tire business session
vhich preceded the program. Miss
yLJovre Wilson presided, and intro
duced Mrs. J. 8ewell Lawson,
sponsor from the Senior club, who
' Invited the membership of the
club to be her guests at a barbe
cue supper at her home. April 30.
Miss Gladys Site, president-elect,
announced committees for the en
suing year.
During the social hour the guests
were invited into the dining room
where Russian tea. sandwiches and
cookies were served by the hostess
from a beautifully decorated tea
table featuring the Easter motif.
Guests were Mrs. J Sewell Law
»on. Mrs. J. D Oough, Mrs B 8
Mothershead. Mrs. J. M Mothers
head and Mrs Gerald McKenna
• • •
FmaJ meeting of a series of pre
Lenten meetings of the Guild of
ft Albans Episcopal church was
held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. R. E. Touchstone.
Father W. E. Johnson gave an in
teresting discussion of the ong.n
of the names of special days and
•vents of the Lenten season.
A feature of the business meet
ing presided over by Mrs. B. F.
Johnson, president, was the dona
1,, ti'^of one dollar by each member
wi^| the story of how she had
•amed that dollar* for the Guild.
A part of the afternoon was spent
in preparing the confetti Easter
eggs which the Guild makes eoch
year and sells.
Mrs. P R Maxwell was welcom
ed as a new member. Fifteen mem
bers were present for the meeting.
• • •
Miss Dorothy Holland was direc
tor for a program on Hamlin Gar
land. short story writer, at the
regular meeting of the Junior
Study club held Monday evening
' at the Womans Building. Miss
Holland read excerpts from stories
of the chosen author and Miss
Helen Sumner* gave a short sketch
of his life with a bnef discussion
of his style.
Mis© Mary Ann Powell presided
over the business session when
routine business was tranacted
Fifteen members were present.
• • •
Mrs B F Johnson and Mrs.
Ben H. Sanders were guests Wed
nesday- afternoon of the Learner's
club and the Aurora club at their
joint guest day program Mrs.
8anders was a guest speaker.
I
News, Notes
Of Weslaco
i special to The Herald i
WESLACO. April 17.— Beautiful
sirring Towers in pastel shades were
attractively arranged in the Presby
terian church Monday when the
. Auxiliary held the regular monthly
‘ meeting with the president. Mrs. W
P Wortham in charge.
Mrs W. H Baxter. 8r, gave a
beautiful devotional on The Home
and Christian Living." This theme
was emphasized later in the pro
gram Mrs. W. F. Powell, program
leader spoke on 'Relation of the
t Home to the College.” Mrs Baxter
1 and Mrs L. C Williamson discussed
! Interesting phases of this theme.
The president appotnted a cour
lesy committee, and plans were made
to serve the men of the church who
will meet m Valley meeting in Wes
aco May 2. Circle one, with Mrs
J. H. Chrtstner as leader were in tne
lead in the attendance lor the day.
Circle one served relreshments to
30 members.
' * '
Silver intermingled with pink and
shades of lavender formed a lovely !
color theme in the home of Mrs I
Harry Stebbins recently when she
entertained members of the Llano
Grande Bridge club. A profusion of
roses, larkspur and stock were plac
ed throughout the rooms. Three
tables were arranged for the guests.
At the conclusion of the games the
trophy was presented to Mrs. Por
ter Dots. Refreshments carrying out
the color theme were served to the i
club members and Mesdames W W
Carruthers. Gordon Kethley, Har
old Lehman, and Larry Held.
The Baptist W M S. met Monday
for the missionary program in charge
of the Lottie Moon Circle.
Twenty members were present.
Monday. April 22. the circle will
meet for industrial day.
• • •
The place committee for the an
nual Hidalgo County Homo Dem
onstration encampment met, and
alter considering all suggestions and
invitations, it was decided to hold
the encampment at Edinburg this
year Those of the committee pres
ent were Mesdames J. A Puckett.
Weslaco. T. L. Lang ham of Mission.
J. W Mateln of Edinburg Harry
Hubbard of Donna, and Miss Ethel
Wamook of Pharr
• • •
C. L. Skaggs returned Sunday eve
ning from Temple where he visited
Mrs Skaggs who underwent an oper
ation in the Scott White sanitarium
He reports Mrs Skaggs as Improv
ing
Mr and Mrs Harold Galllon and
little daughter left Tuesday morn
ing for Indiana to be with the for
mer's father who has been critical
ly ill for several weks
Mr. Boren of Roswell is visiting his
son Rev J. D. Boren.
The regular meeting of the Re
bekahs was well attended Monday
evening, showing what a contest
will do. Three applications for mem
bership were read A commission
from the president of the assembly
was read, appointing Mrs Rena West
as lodge deputy.
Greenland is regarded as the
largest island tn the world, al
though .some geographers regard it
ai an island-continent. It has an
area of 327 000 square miles. New
Guinea, with an area of 330.000
square miles, ranks second, and
Borneo, with 280.000 square miles.
L third.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CONTRACTORS’ NOTICE OF TEXAS
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
Seeled proposal# for constructing 1.176
miles of Grading Drainage Structures
A: Concrete Pavement from end of 14th
Street Road to Brownsville Navigation
District Turning Basin on Highway
No 48. covered by S P 1090A. in Carn
i eron County will be received at the
State Highway Department. Austin, un
til 9 a. m. April 30. 1933. and then pub
licly opened and read.
The attention of bidders la directed
to the Special Provisions concerning
prevailing and minmum wage rates and
hours of employment included in the
ptopoeals to insure compliance with
House Bill No. 34 of the 43rd Legisla
ture of the State of Texas The prevail
ing wage rates listed blow shall apply
as minimum wage rates on this project.
Prevailing
Title of Minimum
"Laborer" Per Diem Wage
“Workman ' Ba>ed on Eight 18i
or Mechanic" Hour Working Day)
Tractor Operator . 14 80
Grader Operator . 4 00
Shovel Operator . 4 80
Teamster . 2 80
Dumper . 2 80
Blacksmith .. 4 00
Cook . 2 80
Water Boy . 2 00
Watchman . 200
Carpenter . 600
Mixer Operator iStructures! .. 3 60
Miser Operator (Patements) .. 4 80
Mechanic . 4 80
Crane Operator . 4 80
Finish Machine Operator. 4 00
Roller Operator . 360
Large Truck Operator
(Over 1<2 tons) .. 360
Small Truck Operator
(l1* ton or less) . 2 80
Batcher Operator . 400
Finisher . 4.00
Pump Operator . 3 60
Form Setter . 4 00
Unskilled laborer . . 2 80
Overtime and legal holiday work shall
be paid for at the regular governing
rates.
Signed Certificate# of compliance
with applicable approved codes will be
required
Plan* and specification# available at
the office of Geo A Houston resident
engineer. Brownsville. Texas, and State
Highway Department. Austin. Usual
right* reserved.
434-108 4-18-25-2t-4949
SIDE C.LAXCFS
Ceortre Clark
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BY Ht* M«VICC WC T. M. WC. U »■ WT.
••Then I finally discovered why he brought me flowers so
often. He had a crush on the girl at the flower shop.**
ANNOUNCKMENTS
1 Card of Thank*
WE WISH to thank our many
friends for their consoling words
and beautiful floral offerings
during our recent bereavement in
the loss of our father and grand
father. Eduardo Barrera Con
rado Barrera and Brothers, An
tonio Crua and family.
. Paint
MORRIS I.UMEER
COMPANY
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or exchangv just phone The
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF'S SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS I
COUNTY OF CAMERON >
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of a certain Order of bale issued
out of the Honorable 103rd Judicla.
District Court of Cameron County on
the 9th day of April. 1935 by J. *L
Bishop. Clerk of said Court, for the
sum of One Thousand One Hundred
Thirteen and 44-100 dollars with inter
est and costs of suit, under a Judgment,
in favor of One Myers in a certain
cause in said Court. No. 13474 and
styled: One Mver* vs. C A McCall et
ai placed in mv hands for service
I J A Goolsby, as Sheriff of Cameron
County. Texas, did on the 9th day of
April. 1935. Levy on certain Real Es
tate. situated in Cameron County. Tex
as described as follows, to-wit: Lot
Four H.ghland Park Subdivision No 2
of a part of Block 15 of the San Ben
ito land and Water Company's Sub
division of a part of Concepcion de
Carrlcitos Grant Cameron County. Tex
as. and levied upon as the property of
Louts S Witte and C A McCall and
that on the First Tuesdav In May. 1935
the same being the 7th day of said
month at the Court House door of Cam
eron County. In the City of Brownsville
Texas, between the hours of 10 a. m
and 4 p m.. by virtue of said levy and
•aid Order of Sale. I will sell said above
described Rea. Estate at public vendue
for cash to the highest bidder, a* th»
propert v of said Louis 6. Witte and C
A McCall.
And in compliance with law. I give
this notice bv publication In the Eng
lish language once a week for three
consecutive weeks immediately preced
ing said dav of sale. In the Brofnsvtl!
Herald a newspaper published In
Cameron County.
Witne-s my hand this 9th day of
April. 1935.
J. A GOOl-SBY. Sheriff.
Cameron County Texas
By Gustavo Vera. Deputy
4-11-18-25-31-49411
ANNOUNCEMENTS
8 Travel Opportunities
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—
I' as $8.80—Abilene $8.85—Austin
$5.10—Chicago $21.15 - St. Louis
$1765 Madison Hotel, phone 405.
Harlingen; Miller hotel, Browns
ville; Cortez Hotel, phone 70, Wes- |
laco; McAllen, phone 32; San
Benito, phone 234, Elsa, phone 35
AUTOMOTIVE
10 Autos tor Sale
Check This List
Before You Buy
1934 Chrysler 2-door sedan,
equipped with radio, trunk
and six wheels, has run less
than 11.000 miles . $875 00
1934 Plymouth 2-door
Sedan . $55000
1933 Ford Tudor . $450 00
1930 Chevrolet Sedan.. $200.00
1931 Chrysler Coupe ... $295 00
1931 Plymouth Sedan .. $350.00
1929 Packard Sedan .... $250.00
1931 Pontiac Coupe ... $350.00
1931 Plymouth Sedan .. $350.00
1929 Studebaker Sedan. $350.00
1929 Ford Roadster.... $140.00
1929 Ford Light Truck. $140.00
1929 Buick Sedan . $170 00
1927 Buick Sedan . $ 95.00
1932 Ford Tudor . $350 00
1928 Hudson Sedan .... $ 75.00
1929 Chevrolet 2-door... $175.00
Brownsville Motor Co.
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH
PHONE 427
PHONE 66
PHONE 06
USED CARS
1932 Chevrolet coupe,
good paint and tires.
1933 Chevrolet town
sedan.
1927 Buick sedan,
cheap and good.
1930 Ford town sedan.
1933 Chevrolet 4-door
sedan.
Well* Motor Co.
10th and Washington Sts.
Buick-Pontiac Dealers
PHONE 66 PHONE 66
USED CARS
With Plenty of
UNUSED MILEAGE
1—1931 Ford Station
Wagon .
1—1931 Ford Tudor
Sedan .
1—1932 Chevrolet
Coach .
1—1933 V-8
Coupe .
1—1933 V-8 DeLuxe
Tudor .
1—1933 Ford V-8
Sedan .
1-1933 Ford V-8
DeLuxe Sedag ...
$250
$285
$350
$450
$500
$500
$525
Patteson Motor Co.
927 Elizabeth Phone 888
CHEVROLET DEALER S
USED CAR
BARGAINS
1930 Ford Tudor Sedan
1927 Chevrolet Sedan.
1927 Cadillac Coupe
1929 Ford Tudor
1929 Bulck Sedan
Seaman Chevrolet Co.
5th and Elizabeth
PHONE 1111
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Cuban Strong Man
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HORIZONTAL
Answer to Previous Puzzle 11 Opposite of
1 Military head
in Cuba
7 His military
title.
13 Poem.
14 To decorate.
16 To adore.
17 Identical.
18 Miueral
fissure?.
19 Thought.
20 Three.
21 Fat.
!2 Lions' homes.
23 Unit.
24 Eye tumor.
26 Postscript.
27 Was proper.
31 Slash
12 Grandpa rental.
33 Metal
35 Metric foot.
17 Pussy.
18 To peruse,
39 Eats sparingly.
43 Also.
45 Surgical
machine.
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49 Within.
50 Parrot.
52 To hearken.
53 Dross.
54 To combine.
55 Parts of a
circle.
56 He is - of
staff of Cuba's
army <pl.).
57 He recently
settled a gen
eral -.
VERTICAL
1 Most excellent.
2 Armadillo.
3 Point of
duration.
4 Frozen
desserts.
I Eagle's claws,
fi Clay house.
I Fire basket.
8 Attacks.
9 Fetid.
10 Knot.
odd
12 Rented by
contract.
15 Poem.
23 Eyes.
25 Longs.
27 Biscuit
28 First .woman.
29 Door rug.
30 Prophet.
31 Type of fabric
34 Sun god.
35 Company.
36 Vulgar.
38 Young horse.
39 Flat round
plate.
40 One-twelfth
of a foot.
41 Toilet box.
42 Heavy volum*.
44 Hodgepodge.
46 To scorch.
47 Pertaining
to air.
48 Want.
50 Matter.
51 Aye.
AUTOMOTIVE
10 Autoa For Sale
QUALITY
USED CARS
TOM STEVENSON CO.
Oldsmobile Sales and Service
1233 Levee Phone 222
EXTRA SPECIAL
1933 Ford 4-door sedan. A-l
condition; family car. $150.00
down twill accept trade), $29.76
per month including carrying
charges, and insurance._Cash
price $450.00.
TOM STEVENSON CO.
1233 Levee Phone 222
BUS. SERVICES
25 Buildera-Contractore
BEN V. PROCTER
Consulting Engineer
Preliminary Investigations. Detail
Plans and Construction
Supervision.
Examinations and Reports
515 11th St. Phone 151
BROWNSVILLE
27 Heating, Plumb., Roofing
ROOFING
And Roof Repairs
Easy Monthly Payment Plan
Brownsville Sheet Metal Works
Phone 289 — 8th and Harrison
28 Moving Truck*—Storage
AUSTIN TRANSFER CO, Ml
Levee. Moving and crating
Phone 421. U66
BUS SERVICES
28 Moving Truck*—Storage
MASON TRANSFER CO.
Contractors for Missouri
Pacific
Pick up and delivery service
Hauling; of All Kinds
6th * FRONTON - PHONE 139
Packing of All Kinds
32 Printing—Office Sup.
PREPARE your rammer advertising
now* Call 43* an.1 have Bishop's
Print Shop show you their 1935
advertising fans—They’re nice
090
TO BUYERS OP
PRINTING
Por Quality and Dependable
Service Phone 927
RECIO BROS. PRINT SHOP
722 - 12th St. — Brownsville
Office Supplies
/alyion /
34
Insurance
White & Sutherland
Life — Fire — Casualty
Insurant
PHONE 411
State National Bank Bldg.
WOOD & DODD
INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS
Phone 100
407 - 11th Street
BUS. SERVICES
34 Insurance
INSURANCE
BONDS
W. B. CLINT
Phone 6
EMPLOYMENT
35 Help Wanted—Male
WANTED—Boy for route in Edin*
burg between the age of 12 and
17. Must be attending school at
this time. A good proposition.
Write Circulation Department.
The Brownsville Herald. J-62
COMBINATION Cook and sand
wich man. American; also girl
wanted. West 8th and Elizabeth
Sts., phone 371. J-65
37 Salesmen—Agents
SALESMEN WANTED
Saxet Life Insurance Co.
Sherman Building.
Corpus Christi. Texas.
Send information.
Name
Address
FINANCIAL
42 Auto Loans
AUTO LOANS
Lowest Rate in the Valley
Hutson Brothers
709 W. Hamron Phone 781
HARLINGEN
INSTRUCTION
47 Schools>CoI leges
PLACE YOUR Claaalfled ads before
10 a m. week days and noon
Saturday for proper classification.
LIVESTOCK
50 Poultry • Supplies
BABY CHICKS
Highest quality, hatched from
blood-tested flocks, in our commer
cial Incubator. Price. $7.50 per
hundred. Custom hatching set ev
ery Saturday.
W. R. Jackson Feed and Seed Store
1036 Washington — Phone 887
CHOICE MILK fed broilers; select
eggs; English Strain Leghorn pul
lets and cockerels. Homer Fitch,
Phone 17, We6t 7th 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 8t.. Phone 180.
1-144
CLOSING OCT used furniture at
low price. 716 - 12th Street. J-57
ville. J-57
54 For Sale, Miscellaneous
LINEN SUITS
Cleaned and Reshaped
PHONE 1
BARGAINS of all kinds are listed
daily on the Brownsville Herald
I Classified page.
MERCHANDISE
54 For Sate, Miscellaneous
A Nl'MBER of used Ice hove*
$2.50 to $7.50. Tom Stevenson
Co.. 1233 Levee. J-60
FANS—New fan stock for sale or
rent. Hargis Electric, 836 Eltz
azeth, phone 923. J-6*
60 Seed*-Planta-FIowera
PLANT Zinnia*, Marigolds, Peri
winkles etc for late Spring and
early summer flowers. Grove*
and Co., 11th and Adam*. 1-96
ROSES, beautiful rose*—Many va
rieties and colors. Pick your
choice right from the garden.
Only 25c dozen. Comer Ring
gold and 18th St. J-29
RENTALS
63 Apartments
4 • ROOM Furnished apartment,
downstairs. 442 S E. Levee,
Phone 578 J-54
THREE ROOM southeast apartment.
1550 West St. Charles or Phone
1228 W J-47
ONE-ROOM Apartment, kitchen
ette. bills paid. 442 S. E Levee,
Phone 578. J-52
THREE-ROOM apartment for rent,
furnished or unfurnished. 825
S E St. Francis. J-58
DAVIS COURTS—Second and St.
Charles. S. E. Modem 5-room
furnished apartment; 2 bed
rooms; cool and comfortable.
Phone 1365-J. J-5«
FURNISHED 5 • room apartment.
Palm Blvd., second floor; $25.00.
Frontier Lumber Co. J-63
NEW 5-ROOM famished apart
ment; City conveniences; fruit
and vegetables. Three miles out
14th St., turn right, first house.
A. C. Capron. J-M
64 Room*
BFDROOM for gentleman; newly
furnished; bath; garage Mrs.
Sherer, Phone 551, 1514 W. Eliz
abeth. J-68
69 Wanted To Rent
WANTED TO RENT—Unfurnished
5 or 6 room house. Box J-61,
Herald. J-61
REAL ESTATE
MONEY TALKS
$1,500.00 buys 40 acre* good land
between Harlingen and San Benito.
One crop of cotton at present pnce
should pay for this entire tract.
$2,500 00 buys 10 acres on pavement
in Stuart Place community between
Harlingen and La Ferta, with 7
acres in good orchard 10 years old.
Formerly sold for $10.000 00.
$2 750.00 buys modem 6-room hous*
textone finished inside and with
new coat of paint outside to be
selected by purchaser; $750.00 cash,
balance easy terms.
S. C. Graham A Company
Arcade Bid*. — Phone 179
Brownsville. Texaa
REAL BARGAINS In homes, farms,
ranches, city lots Twenty-six
years in Valley. Reliable service.
John Gregg, 753 Washington St.,
Phone 1197. J-67
70 Houaea For Sale
FOR SALE or LEASE — 6-room
house furnished or unfurnished.
All conveniences. 825 S. E. St.
Ftancis. J-58
76 Wanted to Buy
WANTED TO BI T—House and lot
in City or small acreage improv
ed or unimproved. Must bo
worth the money. Box J-36.
Herald. J-36
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Brownsville Heralc pay big div
idends Read ana use uiem re*u
• larly and profit.
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