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Herald Want Ads do Big Jobs for Little Money—Use Them and Profit
INFLATION AHEAD!
i Continued from Pi|« Oat)
th* thing to do to meet the sort of commodity pnce trend Indicated by
3i4p 4',;m merles of opinion.
For most people the time for buying commodities u ■ hedge
against inflation and a general prioe rise ended about Jan. SI, 1931 when
the dollar was formally devalued. Nimble people put their money into
commodities early in 1933, made excellent profits, and recently have
been switching their funds Into other Investments.
Commodity trading is for specialists, speculators, and those who
know the various trades. It is not for ordinary people, untrained In the
intricacies of the commodity markets.
Our budget of expectations does not show s rise of general com
modity prices beyond 60% above present levels. And even that rise
does not appear so oertain as the rise of 1933 to 1934 appeared. The
prospect is not enough to warrant most peopls in making s 4 to •
year commitment in commodities.
Remember also that stored commodities earn nothing, yield no
income. The purchaser foregoes interest on money invested, and hs
pays rather stiff charges for storage, Insurance, other carrying charges.
SO — for moat people commodities are not the beet medium
. for protection against the Inflation which is ahead.
The importance of specialised knowledge of commodities Is em
phasized by the record of what different commodities have done. Note
now they vary, both among themeelves. and In relation to the average.
Feb 7 Feb. 3
1933 193ft
Feb. 7 Feb. S
1939 1936
Wheat .
Cotton .
Corn ..
Rubber .
Tin .
Lead .
Coffee .
8ilk .
General index of
784 commodities
<1920-1001 Feb
.... $ 476 $1,078 Wool . $ .435 » .760
... 061 .128 8ugar.027 .028
... .250 .848 Steel . 43.075 47.571
... 0_'9 .128 Copper.148 .088
... .237 .512 Zinc . .031 041
... .030 035 Butter .161 .354
. 088 092 Hides .046 083
... 1.207 1 403 Silver. 258 .542
General index of
784 commodities
... 59.8 79 (1926-100) Feb. 59 8 79
Slow movement ahead. There is statistical basis for aaauminf that
commodities are apt to move relatively slowly In the next period of busi
ness improvement. World commodity stocks, indicated by statistics for 8
leading international commodities, are about twice as large as they were
in the period of 1923-24-25.
Lower production cast*. Another factor over the long pull Is the
constant Improvement in productive proceeees making for efficiency, low
er production coats, to maet the Irrepressible forces of competition for the
consumer s dollar
Of course, a business boom calls for larger supplies of raw ma
terials. Manulacturwg efficiency may expand volume of such materials,
thus offsetting some of the influences which normally tend to hold com
modity prices down
Despite the general observation that commodity cemmUmonte are
wot suitable for heating the particular inflationary period ahoad. you
Vftouid keep commodity minded. It 1* important to remember that the
rend of commodity prices is up. even thought slowly.
. Investments In businesses Involving large commodity inventories
have added attraction m a time of rising prices. A great part of the
huge corporate losses recorded in 1981 and 1932 ware due to write-downs
of Inventory. In the years immediately ahead, many corporations will
show improved positions because of increased Inventory valuations.
(CONTINUED THURSDAY)
(Copyright. 1935, by United Features Syndicate. Inc.)
Flashes of Life
(By Ibe AiwociftVMl Humi
Routing f'arwdi
ERIE. P*.~The folk* made cer
tain that “Old 171.” Erie a laat
etreet car. would end its career
In a blase ol glory
As the laat trolley car In this
city ol 115.000 m*de its final run.
somebody heaved a keg ol beer
and a box ol pretaels aboard and
obtained the services ol an ac
cordion player.
With torpedoes ahead of it all
along the tracks and automobiles
of merry-makers behind,
Old Hi ran the route to the
barn wtoere it was stripped of
everythin* movable aa souvenirs.
each mominf and by nightfall
hit whisker clock U ready to
function.
ATTEND CORONATION
HARLINGEN — Harold Wahler
of the Wehler-MeKenna Mortuary
is attending the state morticians
convention in San Antonio. With
him was Mrs. Wahler. They were
married last week.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
.partnership existing from January
90. 1936 to Apnl 26. 1936. between
Charlee R. <K.) Kennedy. Jr., of
Harris County. Texas, and L. R
Hollingsworth, of Cameron County,
Texas, sometimes referred to as the
“Kenworth Company”, and some
time referred to as “Hollingsworth
Si Kennedy" and—or “Kennedy A
Hollingsworth”, was dissolved b>
mutual consent as per agreement
of dissolution, on April 26. 1935.
This notice executed at Harlingen,
Texas, this the 30th day of April.
A. D.. 1936.
(Signed) L R. Hollingsworth
(5-1-9-15-22—4^-4953)
p • •
Postal Chinrt
WADING RIVER. N. Y. — The
Wading River poatoffioe was
back at the general stare Wed
nesday, and the town's cltmens
are happy.
Last March Elmer Bishop was
appointed postmaster, and his
Iirst act was to move the post
office to his gasoline station two
and a hall miles from the center
»1 the community.
A howl of protest arose. A ci
tizens committee was formed.
Bishop was threatened with re
moval.
Wednesday, however, all was
peaceful—and the postoffice was
back at its old location.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Office of the oollector of cus
toms, port of Brownsville. Texas,
May I, 1935. Notice Is hereby given
that on May 7, 1935. there was seiz
ed at this port for violation of
Sect. 598 Tariff Act 1930 and Sect.
3062 R. S. one Chevrolet Bus,
motor No. T 4303326 Any one
claiming the above described auto
mobile will file claim with me
within twenty (20) days from the
date of this notice; otherwise I
will sell same at public auction at
the U. S. Customhouse, Browns
ville. Texas, on Wednesday. May
29. 1935. at 10 o'clock A. M-Wm
Neale, Dy. Collector.
(5-8-15-22—3t—4951)
Midnight by a Hair
ARKANSAS CITY. Kas.-City
Judge J. W. White doesn't "take
lime by the forelock;’ but he
does count the passing hours by
hu> whiskers.
Judge White, who is blind, has
developed his sense of touch so
.sharply that when he awakens
at lught he touches his face and
says he can lell by the length of
hi* beard Just what time it is.
He shaves at a regular hour
SIDE GLANCES -
- George Clark
/‘We’ll be back in about twenty minutes. I'm juat going to
write one poem.”
ANNOUNL KM ENTS
MORRIS LUMBER
COMPANY
'• REPAIR
LOANS
Phone 14u6
8 Last and Found
LOST” ~M A V ICTH—Ladies shrine
emblem lire. B. Holoomb Pori
Isabel K-4#
6 Personal
STOMACH ULCER. Oae Paine. In
dlfeetton vie time, why suiter?
For quick relief get a free earn*
pie of Udga. a doctor*! prescrip
tion at McKay'e Pharmacy. J-104
8 Trawal Opportunities
McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE
Leaves
McAllen
1:10 a m.
10:00 a m.
11:00 p m.
:00 pm.
6:00 p m.
4:00 p m
6:00 p m.
Leave*
Reynoea
7:10 a. m.
9 00 a m.
11:00 a m.
1:00 ii m
9:00 ii m
6:00 II m
7:00 p m.
Special but from Reynosa Sat*
urday and Sunday 10:90 p m.
UNION BUS LINES
Faat bonded Buaea Leaving Har
lingen 6:90 a m and 9pm daily
Arrive* Ban Antonio 1:19 p m and
9:49 p m San Antonio 99.90
1 a* 96SO—Abilene 9849—Auatln
99.10—Chicago 931 40 - St Louis
617JO. Madlaon Hotel, phone 405.
Harlingen; Miller hotel, Browns
rille; Corte Hotel, phone 70. Wes
laoo; McAllen, phone 93; San
Benito, phone 394: Raymondvtile.
phone 6
9 Cafe* and Hotel*
WHITE KITCHEN
419 13th Street
■ualnea* Lunches — Fresh Veg
etable* — Luscious Valley
Orapefruit.
Private Diningroom
Serving the Valley for over
ten yean.
AUTOMOTIVE
10 Autos For Sala
We Will Have m New
WILLYS 77
On display at Landreth s Gar
age, Brownsville, all this uaek
Come in and see us.
Biugley Bros., Dealers
FOR SALE—1933 Chevrolet truck.
Badena Sales Yard. Harlingen
Auction every Tuesday. K-42
Try The Herald
Classified Ads
To Get SmbIU
Classified rates:
20 words or loos, oao Inter* lion .. 40c
Over 24 words one '.usernon
per word . hi
Subsequent insertions ran oonsrcuuvs
If. per word .Ifet
Minimum. 10 words
By montn. per word . 30t
To insure publication on the earns day
Classified ads must be m tbs office by
10 e m on week days, and by noon
on Saturday tor Sunday's paper
Legal notieee la per word each intar
tloa
Pbons number 0 and ash fb| tns Classi
fied Department An experienced so
writer wtU give helpful suggestions ll
wanted, and tall you what the *4 win
oost. Then later in the day a boy will
onU on you with the Mil and you may
pay h*"*
Check your ad when n first appears
ae The Herald la not responsible for
mare than one Incorrect insertion
Hots: All Classified advertising It ou s
strictly cash basis
automotive
15 Gara|M Ik 5«nric« Sta._
Pre^ Moving
Sale
Tires, Batteries •
Radios, Etc.
Combination Service
SPECIALS
Wash,
Lubricate
Chassis,
Change Oil
(5 Quarts)
Wash,
Dress Top,
Paint Under
Fenders
$289
Wash,
Polish
Dress Top
Brake Reline Specials
rT ,t $^89
Chevrolet ~
Plymouth
Pontine
Buick
Chrysler
$g89
Packard
Pierce-Arrow
Cadillac
■$1439
And Mauy Other Value* on
Our BUDOET PAYMENT
PLAN
FIRESTONE
SERVICE STORES
llth and Levee Phone 172
10
Autos for Sale
1921 Pontiac Coupe ... $272.00
1920 Chevrolet . $175.00
Brownsville Motor Co.
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH
PHONE 427
Ueed Car Lot Located on
Adam* at 12th
PHONE M PHONE M
USED CARS!
1930 Buick 4-door
excellent shape.
1934 Chevrolet Coach
1932 V-8 Ford Coach
1933 Chevrolet Sedan.
Wells Motor Co.
10th and Washington fits
Buie*-Pontiac Dealer*
PHONE Si PHONE 66 |
CHEVROLET DEALER'S
BARGAINS
1929
1931
1929
1930
CHEVROLET
COACH
CHEVROLET
COACH
FORD TUDOR
SEDAN
CHEVROLET
SEDAN
Seaman Chevrolet Co.
5th and Elisabeth — Phone Ull
automotive
to Aula* for Solo
USED CARS
With Plenty of
UNUSED MILEAGE
1933 Ford V-8 Victoria
1933 Ford V-8 Tudor
1933 Chevrolet 2-door
1934 Ford DeLuxe
Coupe
1933 Ford Ford or
1931 Ford C. C. Pickup.
PATTESON MOTOR
COMPANY
92* Elisabeth Phone sai
BUS SERVICES
22 Beaut? Shops
SPECIALS—|5.M wav*. 15.50; |L60
two (or $5 00; $1 85. two (or 13 00
Amaya *. 1256 Adam*, phone 1605
J-80
25 Buildera-Contrsctors
BEN V. PROCTER
Consulting engineer
Preliminary Investigation*, Detail
Plan* and Construction
Supervision
Examinations and Report*
315 11th St _ Phone 161
BROWNSVILLE
28 Moving Trucks—Storege
4l> TN TRANSFER CO, Ml
Levee Moving and erating
Phone 431 U66
MASON TRANSFER CO.
Contractor* (or Missouri
Pacific
*lcft up and delivery service
Hauling o( All Kind*
Sth A FRONTON - PHONE 155
Packing ol All Kinds
32 Printing—Offico Sup.
ADVERTISING Calendar* far ev
ery purpose (or 1936 Bishop s
Prim Shop. Phone 451. J-85
34 lnsuranco
White & Sutherland >
Lilt - Fire - Casualty
Insuranc
PHO.<F 411
State National bank Bldg
INSURANCE
BONDS
W. B. CLINT
Phone 6
WOOD & DODD
INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS
Phono 100
un - 11 to Street
EMPLOYMENT
35 Help Wanted—Male
WANTED—Hoy for route In Alamo
12 to 14 yeara old. Write Cir
culation Dope rime u l, The
Brownsville Herald. K-54
W ANT H)—Bov for route It te 15
yean* ol age m Port Isabel. Write
Circulation Dept.. The Brown>
ville Herald. K-54 i
WANTED
Operator on commission busu for
service station well located in
City of Mercedes. Texas. Call
personally, do not write. R L
Streckfus, Agent, Sinclair Re
finmg Co, Mercedes, Texas.
EMPLOYMENT
Thev wor*e«‘*
—V** *° *• >*i tor little money
FINANCIAL
41
Auto Loom
AUTO LOANS
Lowe* (Utc to tbe Valley
Hutson Brothers
709 W Ptoone 761
HARLINGEN
Mtacollonooue
We Finance
Remodeling
and Repairs
On
F. H. A. Terms
FRONTIER
LUMBER CO.
LIVESTOCK
50 Poultry • Supplier
BABY CHICKS
HlfhMt quality, hitlehad Irom
blood-M»ued flock* in our commer-1
ct*l incubator Price. $7.60 per
hundred Custom hatching mi ev
ery Saturday
W R. Isrktm Seed and Scad Store
1036 Waahmgwr - Phone Ml
NEW OrPOKTI NTIES are offered
duly on Tlie Herald Clarified
page The bargain vim read and
ute th:. page regularly.
< IIOIf'E MILK fed broiler*; aelect
eggs Horner Pitch. Phone 17.
West 7th and SL Prancta. J-102
MERCHANDISE
52 Household Good a
FURNITURE BARGAINS
Ice boxes, $160 up Iron beda. $2.50
up Spring*, $1 60 up Three piece
porch net. $13 60, and numerous
other oargam* w* buy uaad fur
niture.
HARGIS FURNITURE CO.
222 Elizabeth Phone 1(0
54 For Sale, Miacellanooua
FANS—New fan stock for sale or
rent Hargi* Electric. 830 Eliz
aaeth, phone 923 J-84
FOR SALE—Large oonrrele mixer
complete with engine. Baden's
Bales Yard. Harlingen. K-41
We Specialize in
RliBLOCKING
Knitted Woolen and
Boucle Dreaaei
ft^jbuedef,
and Out Qxaminc CclInc
PHONE 1
BADEN’S Anrtion Yard, one
Frtgidaire Will trade lor car ;
furniture or live stock. K-44
THE BIST BARGAINS OF ALL
Ufc 3B Drop Siding. $22 SO per 14
.*4 BB Ceiling . $30 00 per M
1x4 BB Flooring . $32.50 per M
Eleven Special*- All Louisiana Long
Leal. Big Mill. New Lumber.
J. W RICHARDS. INC.
Combes. Texas
HERALD CLASSIFIED ad* do big
job* for little money Phone 1
1900 and place your otter before
thousands of Valley bariain hunt
era
wommvr u,
1 8> mlMilii* IrUii
plant
I Tin* while-*
was one of
lhej»e |ilame.
II Wan.
11 Animal.
H> To split.
17 ijiinntity.
Hi I'onaiiiii* ra.
IK Devoured.
Jo Hou ml.
:t Meat.
33 A fat,
34 Age.
jfi Vermont.
37 Every.
3* Provided.
30 Winter lire
ripital tone.
13 Km notary
:tl Per,
34 H» miming
organ.
36 Wing.
37 Kettle
35 Vei bal
40 Units of form.
IS Pen
Answer lt» l*rr»UHi» Pnulf
41 To harden.
4«; KxUtft.
4S ill ml.
So To arooiupliali.
|| V-r rtyar
IS To curtail.
IN Saxhorn
IN Lon* graft**a.
M Aril*.
i.t Thia plant in
11 aland‘a na
tional —
M Si. Patrick
showed I he
Tnnity ——•
with it.
YKftTN -%l«
1 Spain.
3 Nimbus
3 Solitary.
4 Rhythms.
I Musical work.
I Ship*racks'!
parsons.
T Hands Iha
knaa.
I Harrsl.
• Varlially.
to K»K*nUal.
11 A)*aya. /
12 Musical not*. ,
lk Yallowlah gray
30 It la • —
plant.
*3 31 houra,
25 Data.
17 Heady
2» Kvargieen tree .
il AiWent,
33 Cry fur help.
3ft Tart of a la*A
17 lluusa cal.
3H t'ard game.
41 Mauled In a
past.
43 To chat tar.
4ft Sun.
47 l>ro*a.
49 Shape
ftOKiai plain.
53 Ta made.
54 Tu tv «i.
ftft Stir,
57 D>a.
5» fair.
«u Mluth.
ftl Within.
•3 N’..rl heart.
MERCHANDISE
60 Seod ft-Plant*-Flower*
BOWLS, beaaUfnl r«aa*—Many vs
netles and colors. Pick your
choice right Irom the garden.
Only 25c doeen. Corner Ring
gcld and llth St. K-S5
PLANT Zinnia*, Marigold*. Peri
winkles. etc. (or late MDrmg and
early summer flowers. droves
and Co-, llth and Adam* J-ao
LLOWLKs for all occaaiona Lea
than os Greenhouse Camp any,
Phone 1581. K-65
rOK SALK—A lanch *Und Easily
moved by car. A bargain lor
$60.00 cash. Apply 910 Madison.
K-61
61 Wan tod-Miscellaneous
WANTED—Fal mares andmules;
pay cash. Baden s Auction Yard,
Harlingen. K-43
RENTALS
6ft Houara
EOR RENT—Mj residence 1113
Lakasiaa Ulvd Went Brownsville
7 rooms, 3 baths, alee ping porch
server'a' quarters, garage, and
some furniture Address Wm 8
West or Phone 600 J-84
63 Apartments
IP VOl WANT u> eay tell. r«m
or exedange just phone Tha
Brownsville deraid Cla&aihed Ad
DefMUiment An experienced id
laker will gladly assist vou
APARTMENTS — Three to five
rooms; cool; best location; prices
reasonable. Phone 183 or 621 eve
mugs-_ K-M
READY CASH own easily be hag for
old furniture and miscellaneous
articles you no longer need. Just
place your offer In The Herald
Classified section.
RENTALS
NkL-RO? Apartment*, newly dee*
orated, 130.00 and »a All bills
paid. J-M
SAN CARLOS Apartment* — Bed
room* and apartment*; private >r
connectini bath* J F. Dixon. •
Mgr Phone 15«u K-I
REAL ESTATE
MONEY TALKS
$’^0 00 buys modern 5-room house
•extone finished inside, large front
porch, large garage 30x24 feet:
1300 00 caeh; balance UT 21 per
month including interest
12.000 00 buys modem ft-room house
t ex tone finished inside, from and
back porches, garage, on pavement
and on corner lot: 1350 00 cash; bal
ance 123 S3 per month Including In
ures!.
ft'i.ooo.oo buys modern ft-room stuc
co home with hardwood floors, front
end back porches double garage
and nicely located on comer lot:
•300n cash, balance 127.50 per
month Including interest.
S. C. Graham & Company
Arcade Blog - Phone 1T9
Brownsville levee
SEAL BARGAIN* In hemes, farms.
ranches, city lota twenty-six
years in Valley. Reliable service.
John Otegg. 7i2 Washington 8t .
Phone U#T «!»ff
72 Farme-Rancho*
Sit At Rta l'i miles from Turning
Basin: good land, small house;
cheap for cash 1004 S. At
Charles K-ftS
74 For Solo or Trado
WILL TRADR—acres resaoa land
near luming basin for ford V-8
t ick and lair Pord or Chevrolet
family car. 517 St. Charles. !%d0
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