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Herald Want Ads do Big Jobs for Little Money—Use Them and Profit Won’t Discuss Any "F. Wallaces" uA| wot, who’* befn having quite a Job explaining a marriage license thkF appeared with the names Frank Wallace and Mae West written in, was snapped at Hollywood affair with Paul Cavanaugh. Note her »ew slimness. (Central Preet) Women Study Politic* Mr*. Mabel R*wbub • ‘•’Women of the United State* ere not taking their polities lightly," declares Mrs. Mabel Rewman, na tional Republican committeewom an from South Dakota. “They are serious. They realise that the country is in a bad way, and that they have a part to play in help ing to right those conditions. They are organizing clubs in every city, town and hamlet for the express purpose of studying the constitution, and particularly politics. They want to know what their party stands for, and wh»— it will lead." ANNOUNCEMENTS DON'T WAIT Phone 1400 MORRIS LUMBER COMPANY Try The Herald Classified Ads To Got Results Classified mu , . 20 words or .m. on* inseratton .. 40c Over 20 words, one insertion per word . |e Subsequent insertions run consecutive* ly. per word .i-.c Minimum. 10 words. By month, per word . 30c To insure publication on the seme day Classified ads must be in the 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 S and ask for the Classi fied Department. An experienced ad writer will give helpful suggestions it wanted, and tell you what 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 when it first appears as The Herald Is not responsible tor more than one Incorrect Insertion. Note. All Classified advertising Is on a strictly cash basis C. C. Managers Will Discuss Convention The 1933 convention of the Texai Chamber of Commerce Managers Association, to oe held here June 12. 13 and 14. will come up for dis cussion at the meeting of Valley Chamber of Commerce managers In Matamoros Friday night. Notices of the meeting have been sent out by a. L. Brooks of Har lingen. president SIDE GLANCES - George Clark X “WfU, this isn't getting this rosst oa to cook.” ANNOUNCEMENTS 6 Personal STOMACH ULCER. Gas Fains, In digestion victims, why suiter? j Per quick relief get s tree sam ple of Udga a doctor’s prescrip tion at McKays Pharmacy. J-1C4 8 Travel Opportunities McALLEN, REYNOSA BUS DAILY SCHEDULE t I Leaves McAllen 8:30 a m. 10:00 a m. 12:00 p m. :00 p m. 8:00 p m. 4:00 p m. 8:00 p m. Leaves Reynosa 7 30 a. m 9 00 a m 11:00 a m. 1:00 p m. 5:00 p m. 8:00 p m. 7:00 p m. Special bus from Reynosa Sat urday and Sunday 10 30 p m. ! DRIVING to Dallas In new Chev I rolet. May 14th. Will take oneI passenger: share expense. Phone 414, Harlingen. P. O.-Box 1006. K-38 UNION BUS LINES Past bonded Buses. Leaving Har lingen 6:30 a. m and 3pm dally Arrives San Antonio 1:15 p. m and 9:45 p. m. San Antonio $3.50— r as $880—Abilene $8-85— Austin $5.10—Chicago $21.40 — St. Louis $17.90. Madison Hotel, phone 405. Harlingen; Miller hotel, Browns ville; Code Hotel, phone 70. Wes laco; McAllen, phone 32; San Benito, phone 234; RaymondviUe. phone 8 9 Cafes and Hotels WHITE KITCHEN 419 12th Street Business Lunches — Fresh Veg etables — Luscious Valley Grapefruit. Private Diningroom Serving the Valley for over ten yean. AUTOMOTIVE 10 Autos For Sale PHONE 66 PHONE 66 USED CARS 1934 Chevrolet Coach 1932 V-8 Ford Coach with trunk. 1933 ChevTolet Sedan. 77 model Chrysler Roadster. 1928 Buick Roadster. 1931 Packard Sedan Well* Motor Co. 10th and Washington Sts. Bulc'k-Pontiac Dealen PHONE 6$ PHONE 66 1931 Pontiac Coupe ... $375.00 1930 Pord rudor .$225.00 Brownsville Motor Co. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH PHONE 427 Used Car Lot Located on Adams at 13th USED CARS With Plenty of UNUSED MILEAGE 1933 Chevrolet 2-door Trunk job. Two 1934 Ford DeLuxe Coupes 1931 Ford Tudor 1933 Ford Fordor 1931 Ford C. C. Pickup. Patteson Motor Co. 927 Elizabeth Phone 888 AUTOMOTIVE 13 Used Truck* FOB SALE—1934 Ford V-8 l'i ton stake truck; 157 Inch dual wheels; new paint Job; 1935 license; per* feet condition; 1595.00. Phone 471. Brownsville. K-30 14 Auto Repairs and Paint Sun Motor Tester The latest Instrument for checking every electrical unit in your car. Let us diagnose your troubles. Seaman Chevrolet Co. 5th and Elisabeth PHONE 1111 IS Garages & Sendee Sta. I Pre^Moving Sale Tires, Batteries Radios, Etc. Combination Service SPECIALS Wash, Lubricate Chassis. Change Oil (S Quarto $263 Wash, Dress Top. Paint Under Fenders $189 Wash, Polish Dress Top $2»9 Brake Reline Specials Ford Chevrolet Plymouth $589 Pontiac Buick Chrysler $§89 Packard Pierce-Arrow *j Cadillac $1489 And Many Other Values on Our BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN FIRESTONE SERVICE STORES 13th and Levee Phone 672 BUS SERVICES 22 Beauty Shop* THE CHEAPEST easiest way to rent, buy or sell Is through the Classified columns of The Herald. SPECIALS: 55.00 wave, $3.50; $3.50, for $5 00: $1.95, two for $3.00. Amaya s, 1235 Adams, Phone 1805 J-90 25 Buildera-Coatracton BEN V. PROCTER Consulting Engineer Preliminary Investigations. Detail Plans and Construction Supervision. Examinations and Reports 515 Uth 8t. Phone 151 BROWNSVILLE HERALD CLASSIFIED ads do big Jobs for little money. Phone 1600 and place your offer before thousands of Valley bargain hunt ers. BUS. SERVICES 27 Heating, Plumb., Roofing Barrett Bonded ROOFS MONTHLY PAYMENTS. See or Write Brownsville 8heet Metal Works, Phone 289 — 8th end Harrison 28 Mowing Trucks—Storage AUS'. TN TRANSFER CO- 941 Levee Moving and crating Phone 421 U66 MASON TRANSFER CO. Contractors for Missouri Pacific °ick up and delivery service Hauling of All Kinds 8th & FRONTON - PHONE 139 Packing of All Kinds 32 Printing—Office Sup. ADVERTISING Calendars for ev ery purpose for 1936. Bishop’s Print Shop. Phone 438 J-83 TO BUYERS OF PRINTING For Quality and Dependable Service Phone 927 RECIO BROS. PRINT SHOP 722 - 12th 81. — Brownsville -- | 34 Insurance White & Sutherland Life — Fire — Casualty Insurant PHO»*F 417 State National Bank Bldg INSURANCE BONDS W. B. CLINT Phone 6 WOOD & DODD INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Phone 100 407 . Uth Street EMPLOYMENT 36 Help Wanted-Female WANTED—American ftrl for house work and care of children; refer ences required. Mrs. Laakso. Route 2, San Benito. K-S4 37 Salesmen—Agents AGENTS WANTED By The Saxet Life Insurance Co. for every town In Cam eron, Hidalgo, Starr and Wil lacy counties. 8ee or write W. W. Scott. Division man ager. Traveler's Hotel, Browns ville. FINANCIAL 42 Auto Loans AUTO LOANS Lowest Rote In the Valley Hutson Brothers 709 W. Harrlnn Phone 761 HARLINGEN BEADY CASH can easily be had for old furniture and miscellaneous articles you no longer need Just place your offer in The Herald Classified section. LIVESTOCK 48 Dofs-Cats-Pets THOROUGHBRED German Police pups for sale. Oklahoma Service Station. 7 miles out San Benito Highway, phone 6020J 2. K-33 50 Poultry • Supplies BABY CHICKS Highest quality, hatched from blood-tested flocks. In our commer cial incubator. Price, $740 per hundred Custom batching set ev ery Saturday W. R. Jackson Peed and Seed Store 1036 Washington — Phone 881 CHOICE MILK fed broilers; select eggs. Homer Pitch, Phone 17. West 7th and St. Francis. J-102 MERCHANDISE 52 Household Goods FURNITURE BARGAINS Ice boxes. 13.50 up. Iron beds, 12.50 up. Springs. 11 50 up. Three piece porch set, 812.50, snd numerous. other bargains We buy used fur niture. HARGIS FURNITURE CO. 222 Elizabeth Phone 180 54 For Sale, Miscellaneous PANS—New fan stock for sale or rent Hargis Electric, 838 EIlz aseth. phone 923. J-84 VALSPAR PAINT and VARNISHES FRONTIER LUMBER CO. FOB SALE—Four wheel trailer, good condition, rubber tire*; cash price $30 00. Also 7 foot show case, cheap. Klndlnger Bros. Rio Honda K-36 NEW OPPORTUNTIES are offered daily on The Herald Classified page. The bargain wise read and use thLi page regularly. EASY FINANCING for Remodeling And New Construction Eagle Pass Lumber Company 1117 Monroe — Phone 907 57 Lbr. St Bldg. Mat’l Quality Materials Prompt Service Easy Terms Tour Business Appreciated John F. Grant Lbr. Co. B. P. HARDIN. Mir. 8th and Fronton — Phone 251 60 Seed»-Plants-Flowers BOSES, beautiful roses—Many va rieties and colors. Pick your choice right from the garden. Only 25c doeen Corner Rlng gold and I8th St. K-35 American Explorer HORIZONTAL 1 Noted explorer 7 He «u-of America'* first polar expedi tion. IS Uncommon. IS To rub out. II To wander. 17 Gem. ISOld French measures. It To encounter. 50 To precede in date. SS Scab. 51 Engine. 50 Reliered. 51 Active. SS Long live. S3 Egyptian river 34 To broaden. SI Oat grasa. 37 Nimble. SS Concise, fit To shape stone 45 Heathen god. 4S Pope's scarf. Answer to Prevknu Punle fTETToF □□□ b arnnn wmia nmnnii loon OlSJL wry. li in MM LI B4 E N IPlAlTBTiOTo N c PLiufin w ™ CKXOB AC.50P HARES ♦ EEL ♦ A - heel ♦ TOP - rat = AESOP. SO Fairy. 53 Stem Joint. 54 Ventilated. 55 Dolphlnelike creature. St He reached 57 He received the concree* aional ——w VERTICAL 1 Partridge. 2 Knock. 3 A|l. 4 Snaky fish. I Twelve month*. « Company. 7 For (ear that. 8 Branch. 9 Female deer. 10 Night before. 11 To withdrew. 14 To regret II Ocean. 10 Ostentatious scholars. 21 To originate. 23 To And fault. 24 Apart. 25 Starting bar. 27 Relish. 28 Layer of tiles. 29 Kilns. 84 Walking through water. SO Radio antenna. 40 Fuel. 41 Melody. 42 Cow’s home. 43 Shed blood. 44 Guided. 40 Drone bee. 47 Poem. 48 Sheltered place. 50 Pastry. 51 Finish. 62 Inlet. 60 Seeda-Plants-Flowera PLANT Zinnias, Marigolds. Peri winkles, etc for late Spring and earl; summer flowers. Groves and Co., 11th and Adams. J-90 LOS EBAXOS GREENHOUSE PHONE 1&** WE TELEORAPH FLOWERS ANYWHERE (Mother's Day la May 12th) RENTALS 63 Apartments NIL-ROY Apartments, newly dec orated, $20.00 and uo. All bills paid.J-ftd SAN CARLOS Apartments — Bed rooms and apartments: private or connecting baths. J. F. Dixon. Mgr. Phone 1580 K-8 5 - ROOM Furnished apartment, 120 00. 442 8. E. Levee, Phone 578 J-54 NEW 5-ROOM furnished apart ment; City conveniences; fruit and vegetables. Three miles out 14th St., turn right, first house A. C. Capron. J-66 64 Rooms SIX ROOM modern house; clean and comfortable; rent reason able for the summer. Apply Gay residence. Ki!4 ROOM with garage. West Browns ville. Phone Mrs. HaseU 872. J-110 65 Houses PGR RENT—My residence 1413 Lakeside Blvd.. West Brownsville 7 rooms. 2 baths, sleeping porch, servants’ quarters, garage, and some furniture. Address Wm. 6 West or Phone 600. J-94 REAL ESTATE MONEY TALKS $1.850 00 buy* modern 8-room house trxtone finished Inside, large front porch, concrete floored garage with storage room for 4 car* and concrete floored shed. $350.00 cash; balance $31 HI per month including interact. $3,150.00 buys modem 5-room house tcxtona finished inside, newly paint* ed outside, on comer lot and on pavement with paving paid. $350 00 cash; balance $25.35 per month including interest | $20 000.00 buys food Brownsvllli irental property formerly valued at more than twice that amount and now paying more than 10% net on that amount. 14.000 00 cash; bal ance easy terms, 6% Interest. S. C. Graham & Company Arcade Bldg — Phone 179 Brownsville. Texas BEAL BARGAINS tn homes, farm. ranches, city lots. Twenty-six years In Valley. Reliable service. John Gregg, 759 Washington St, Phone 1197. J-ffI 69 Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT—By permanent resident, five or six room unfur nished house out from town; must be on power line and near pave ment Write Box K-39, Herald or phone 1075 J. K-39 74 For Solo or Trado I _ - WILL TRADE—My store building. furniture stock and accounts lo cated at 1022 Main street. Evans ville. Indiana, for orchard or im proved farm In the Rio Orande Valley Wm. J. Keislnger. 1022 Main St.. Evansville, Indiana. K-27 ! CHIP COLLINS* ADVENTURES by JACK KOFOED and JACK WILHELM , LEAPING, t To O, due TO CHIP'S ClOuTlNG, 0uCvc HoiuS PACTeRS in the NINTH. TtCH HAS Pitt EC? THE 0aSe$ \ TKlNvC \ CKH HOLD ) OKKV.BuCK. 'EM. ENiEK IP \TS^/&6Afl6ov/W. NONE OUT_^J>K^ OLD *EC.C>. _WITH TfeCH'S STR.OMGE.ST/ 0KTTCJR. uR SUCK PATCHES / * i ... —. 1 1 ■ i THERE This /v\M*‘S 0M.L W7HTHE CR/VCK.OF The , cm? STARTS RUNMlNsj; MICKEY MOUSE By Wall Ditney ABOUT OAT JOB D VfcR WANT I SHOULD GO SUR*-SUIW» SCRAM ^ rr BOTHERIN' 1B, wiu. vuh! OKAY, BOSS 0 9 / GOSH DARN? 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