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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
Houses

Broom HOUSE end garage. All
modern conveniences. Call 9i0-W.
J-i7S
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LOVE TRAGEDY OF A BOY

LYONS. France-Antoine Doullay
aged ID, committed suicide because
a married womn did not return his
love.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20

FOR SALE-New 5-room house with
garage and al modern conveniences,
on street being paved. Good neigh
borhood. $500 cash. balance small
monthly payments. Priced right. To-
Gated Garfield and 10th SITS. Phone
a55-J. Call at 1880 W. Washington
st. J-232.
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT: A bedroom to lady.
Kitchen privilege if desired. Call
after 6 o'clock. Apt. No. IL. San
Carlos Annex. k-l0o
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REAL ESTATE
Houses FOR Sale

SACRIFICE: Four more autiful
homes in Victoria Heights. 8 rooms
and bath: automatic water heaters;
textone finish. On paved street.
Prices $500 to $4,000. Small pay
ment down. balance like rent. Mrs.
Florence Stafford. owner 17i7 Grant
street. Victoria Heights. Phone
g43-J. J-l09
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Lots For Sale
FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

S25O.O0 CASH. balance like rent,
buys new five room an modern
brick bungalow; large lot. restricted
residential section. Pay rent to
ycur self. Foster-Moothart Co.
Realtors. Cromack Bldg Phone 40.
K-24
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AUTOMOTIVE

CHEVROLET COACH 1925. Fisher
body. Looks like new. Good tires.
Number accessories. $4,000.
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M~ISCELLANEOUS
Articles For Sale
FREE! FREE

FOR SALE-Liying room suite. Mrs.
Ebert Lockard. phone Slo-J. l0-A
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LIVE STOCK-POULTRY
Turkeys Wanted
Inquire
Piggly-Wiggly Market

WILL TRAIN YOUR bird dog. Have
DOGS Cor sale. rs years eX-
;.nre. See or write ". A. Napier.
re- Taxas. K-114
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Lost and L ound
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

ron SALE OR TRADE: Feed and
.a.I store in good Valley town;
- 10000 cgg electric incubator.
ah.t have YOU "a tradcs Reply X
Wn ~ Tho Herald. k-flg
pFST HOME LAUNDRY in the Val
-. excellent location; income 500
ncr week: must sell account SICK
ness; cheap for cash. fhone lol'
san Benito.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
Chamberlin to Emulate
 Lindbergh's Lecture Trip

New York, Jan. ' (UP)-Clarence D. Chamberlin. New York.to-der- many nier. will leave hero in ten days on . flying and lecture tour which will carry him into every state of the union.
 Chamberlin's purpose will be tn promote interest in aviation and airports. He will visit 100 cities. . great many of which Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was unable to include in his tour last summer.
 T intend to take with me plans and suggestions for organizing fly- ing clubs such as those in England V Chamberlin said. T am sure the same sort of organization Is practi- cal in this country"
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
F H (: 4. NOTES
Phyaical Dept.

New term of dancing for tiny tots will start Friday. Jan. 18th at 1 p. m. This class includes children from four to seven years of age. The swimming classes on Monday and Friday nights and gym classes on Tuesday and Thursday have been resumed again after the holi- days.
 Plunging for Juniors Tuesday at 4:l5 and Saturday morning at 9:15. Senior plunging Tuesday and Thurs day nights to g.
 Pinnacle Club
 The Pinnacle club will hold its first meeting of the new year on Monday evening, January 9th. The girls will meet in the gymnasium for basketball practice. Each girl must wear sneakers or soft soled shoes or she will not be allowed on the floor.
 Business Girls Club
 The Business Girls club will meet for the first time in the new year on Thursday evening, January 18th.
 Girl Reserve Dept.
 The Girl Reserve clubs will meet again as usual beginning Monday. January 9th.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
FACES lURDBR ULReB
 AFTER FIRE IN HOUSE
ArksnAas Man MiGhe Have Saved
 Childrea Ftun Aaase, Claiuns

Mountain Home. Ark, Jan. . C, T. c. Farlin. in jail following | fire in which two of his children and . 16-year-old boy lost their lives. faced charges of murder today. Sheriff R. g. Hurst announced plans of hling charges after. he said. an occupant of the Farlin home said F'arlin made no effort to save the children from the burning attic. Tho sherift's informant, Miss Edna May Floyd. who with her father and brother lived in tho Fariin home, charged that Farlin could have saved the children, and that he pro tested when child sleeping down. stairs was carried to safety by Miss Floyd.
 Miss F1oyd's brother. Frank, ls. and two Farlin children. Velma. II. and . five year old boy. died in the fire.
 The sheriff said Retha Farlin. daughter of the accused man. told him she found . door leading to the attic locked and that she escaped only by kicking | hole through a burning wall.
 Miss Floyd said Farlin. whose wife is in Iowa. promised to marry her as soon as Mrs. Farlin could be divorced. Farlin, in his cell here, is showing signs of insanity.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
AUTO HITS BYSTANDERS

SUeeAtelIa UA CVSsE N0V UA GtvO 1AWNS
 Is Favosable-One k stu scssa- Torrington. Conn.,, Jan. UD-The condition of four of the i've persons injured in the accident here last night when an automobile plowed into . group of four persons stand ing at the roadside waiting for q trolley car. was reported today as favorable.
 Tho fifth, Victor Taberski. l2. is still in 3 semi-conscious condition at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital. An X-ray examination was being made today to determine whether or not his skull was fractured. In addition to severe head injuries. Vic tor has . fractured leg.
 The other injured arc Mr. and Mrs. Michael Taberski. lacerations of scalp; Henry Masse. lacerations of scalp: and Alfred Shaia, driver of the car. concussion of tho brain. All the injured with the exception of Masse are Torrington people. Masse's homo is in Willimantic. All but shaia are patients at the Hunger ford hospital.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
Made Editorial Aid on
 Clark Annual Year Book
Especial to the Herald)

(SpecIAI to fNe HeFAIdJ Worcester, Jan. 9 - Francis Schweitzer of New Britain, 8 stu- dent at Clark University, is one of g special board of associate editors appointed to edit and publish . special edition of "Pasticcio," the an- nual year book of the graduating class.
 The publication will contain 200 pages and is also being compiled as 18th anniversary issue. MT. Schweitzer is a member of the senior class.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
New England Stations
sec-WTlC, Hartford-s3s

58c-WTlC. Hartford-S3e 6:25-News 6:S0-Heimberger's trio 71l:3o-Silent .:90-WTIC Mail Bag 1:45--Shoe Prince and 'NRay,'
 from WEAF S-New Depart ure band S:30-Time s:3l-Gypsies, from WEAF g: 9:30-Family Party, featuring Titta
 Ruffo. famous grand opera bari
 tone. From WEAF 10:S0-The Play Boys presenting
 dance tunes 11-Vincent Lopez orchestra, from
 WEAF ll:30-Walter Dawley at the organ 12-News and weather
 56O-WCAC. Storrs-53S 7-7:So-To be announced
 5OO-WDRC, New Haven-26s 5-Muscale s:so--Theater review. News 7-Wittstein's orchestra S-Hawaiian guitarist S:l5-Studio program 5:43-Time. Weather. Weldon en-
 semble s-M. A. C. Radio Forum 6:l5-Weldon ensemble 6:30-News. Welden ensemble Bert Loves orchestra .7:3o--Roxy and His Gang. from
 WIZ
 s9-"Rise and Shine" Nautical pro-
 gram from WIZ a:30--Aleppo Drum corps 10-Time. News 1o:05-Real Estate Law, Course No. 10:35-Ernie Andrews and His Trou-
 badours l1:30-Time. Weather
 s7O-WEEI, Boston-44S s-Same as WEAF 6:45--Big Brother club 7:3O-Book talk; pitnist 7:50-Personality Portraits s-Brooks Barley Nanities s30-Same as WEAF 10:35-Henry Kalis' orchestra
 65O-WNAC-WBIS, Boston-a6i 5--Ted and his gang 6-The Juvenile Smilers 6:30-Joe Rines and his orchestra 7:30-Insurance talk 7:35-Lady of the Ivories 7:40-Civil Service talk 7:50-Newspaper Sidelights S-Concert program S:30-The Shepard Six 9-Program from WOR. Musical AL bum of Popular Classics 1o-Program from WOR. The Capti- vators 11:1O-"Jimmie" Gallagher orch.
 62O-WJAR, PrOvidence-484 6:45-Earl Shean's orchestra 7:35-Allen T. Usher, tenor 7:50-Hawaiian Island Four S:20-"Rhode Island Historian" S:30-A. & F. GypsIes 9:3O-Same as WT1C
 1f5O-WLSI, POvidence-260 7--String ensemble :30-Cinderella dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
Eastern Stations

|7:30-The shoppers guide
 s-Montclair School Octetts
 s:3O-Paterson Junior trio 112O-WGCP, Newark-36s
 5-Merchants' program 5:30-Alice from Wonderland
 6-Ernie Krickett {! 7-Imperial Imps 7:30-Orange Jubilee quartet
 112O-WNJ, Newark-36S
 s:O1-Robert Treat orchestra S:30-Edwin Bent Artists
 9-Walt Sanders Carolians
 9:3O-Bert Andrews. tenor 9:45-kanuki Hawaiians 1f2O-WAAM, Newark-2Ss 10-Downtown Boys |10:45-Great Notch orchestra l1l:30-Theater organ recital
 117O-WLTH, Brooklyn-35s 5-Tea music
 6-Leyerich Tower ensemble -. I9-Eva Schneider soprano
 9:10-Brooklyn Chamber Of Com l merce
 9:sO-James F. Nash, tenor
 9:45-Blue Bells orchestra |10:45-Buddy Valentine. baritone I1l-Club entertainment
 11:3O-Grill orchestra
 12 mid.-Jimmy Kelly's entertainers 1f7O-WBRR, staten Islaad-3Ss 7-studio orchestra
 7:20-Fred Franz. tenor 7:30-Talk to children
 7:5O-Tenor; studio orchestra
 s:3O-Lecture. Why Necessary" K. H. Barber 122O-WGBB, FreepEt-24s 7-Studio program
 122O-WAAT-ersey City-94s 6-Plaza dinner music ; 6:45-Sports resume
 s-Vocal harmony ,S:3O-Sunrise Banjo Boys
 9-Bremer hour 1O-Perfection radio program 10:15-Perlywn orchestra l11.2 a. m.-WAAT Nut club
 132O-WBBC, Brooklyn-227 T-SportS resume
 7:15-Ruth Abramowitz. pianist :30-Reilly. Hickey, Hood. songs 10-Dance orchestra
 11-Variety program
 137O-WKBO, Jersey City-2fs 6-String ensemble
 6:3O-Bernie Gleich's orchestra 73o-Escher and Stiles, harmony 7:45-Bert Andrews. songs S-Herbert Dotterweich l 137O-WCGU, Sea Gate-21e 5-Dr. Bhagat Thind, talk +9-12-Broadway Arena boxing | bouts
 142O-WBRS, Brooklyn-311 Lrop hnuP Hook review
 147O-WIBS, Elizabeth-240 s:30-Sports results
 6:45-News; Mary Mcdonald. O. pranO
 7-Martha Cavanaugh. soprano 7:15-Vincent Fish, tenor 7:3o-Concert group 10:30-OIantern orchestra 15OO-WBKN, Broosklyn-200 S-Lane string trio
 S:3O-RosalA Marcus, juvenile 1 S:45-Educational talk
 9-Boy Scout program
 15OO-WMBS, Union City-2O0 l 5-Dinncr music
 5:45-Press bulletins
 150O-WWRL Wo0lsade-2OO i 6-To be announced 1 6:30-Dance music 7:30-Lew O'Neill. sport talk 1 1o-Nita Nadine. soprano | 10:15-Dr. Kirkwood, Animals | l1o:30-George Griffin, baritone 1l-Ernie Horsts orchestra
 s6O-WIP, Philadelphia-34S s: 6:3u-Coogan dance orchestra i Roll call, birthday list, dancing 1 lesson
 s6o-WOO. Philadclphia-s4s I:30-WOO trio
 S:3o--Address, Dr. Dagger
 s.50-Grand organ recital
 9:e5-Grand orchestra and studio program ' f10:g2-Pennsylvan male quartet 1 7lO-WFI. PhiIadelphia-a05 ! :3o-Adelphia Whispering orch.
 11OO-WPG, Atlantic City-273 1 i6:45-Organ { recital; news 1 7:0s-Dinner concert | 7:45-Arthur Eldred, talk 1 S-Dinner dance music $ 45-Studio program ig:15-Ambassado concert orch. 10-McDonough and McCusker. ! Irish entertainers l 10:t6-Melody Pals | 10:30-Dance orchestra 780-WGY, Schenectady-380 l 6-Stock reports; news 5 s:2o-Farm school 1 5:30-Dinner music 1:29-''Footnotes," T. Cohen 7:36-Pand S-Program S:3O-11-Same as WEAF READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS HNnn IlI,cM nxsc1YH Msr
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E| llJ'el jAi(2
 S "A zI
eao- o-wRNYaNe

! o40-WRNY-49e 5:l5-With the "Piay Lady 6-Joy Yoeng's orchestra 6:32-Samson and Wolf, duets s:45-Fillman's Stage-Sport s30-wPCH-s3s i7-Mike Hammer Artists S-Irviig Hirsch. pianist l S:3O-Venetian orchestra 19-Humbeft Pennino, cornetist 9:15-Dave Elman. Town Clown 9:30-Bert Fietchers orchestra S70-WABC-sOs 7:15-Program summary 7:15-Boy Scouts Safety First" 7:30-King's orchestra s-Schwartz Home Makers 9-Circle ensemble 9:30-The Mandoliers 9:5S-Time signals: weather 1o:01-Orchestra 11-Manger hour
 fO2O-WGL-2s4 5-Children's program 9-Time, news, sports 9:o5-Bert Andrews. tenor 9:15-Lessons in government 9:30--Sa paros orchestra lU-NtWhITh 4NVNVAty
 orchestra 30-Edgar McDonald's Ramblers
 127O-WHAP-236 s:so-Beethoven program. Fifth
 Symphony |7:15-James Hyndman, speaker 7:45-Music of the Birds 7:55-Franklin Ford, speaker S:20-Augusta E. Stetson. readings 9--Kreisler compositions 9:l5-Sibyl Huse. speaker
 127O-WMSG-236 9:45-Esher and Stiles, harmony 10:10-Quentin Redd. songs 1O:20-Levin and Schultz songs 1O:3O-Quentin Redd, songs 10:55-Gramercy Boys 1l:05-Gaissert and Doyle, songs 11:15-Trade notes 11:3O-Zoller, xylophonists
 l42O-WCDA-2l1 s-Dinner music S-Mario Giordano. soprano s:15-"Defective Teeth" Dr. De Leo :s0-Michael Brothers 9-Serville Sorrentino
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
MATCHED WITH RlSKo
Jack Delaney, Former Light Heavy. weight Champion, Meets CIeve. lander February 10.

New York, Jan. g UP)-Jack De. fancy. former light heavyweight champion. who recently was bought by Joe Jacobs for $50,000. is to be matched today for bout with John. ny Risko of Cleveland at Madison Square Garden. February 10.
 Jacobs has patched up his diff ferences with Tex Rickard, after failing to negotiate for Tunney fight in Chicago, and is ready to send the Bridgeport boxer in against Ris- ko next month, provided the winner is promised bout with the winner of the Sharkey-Heeney fight.
 Delaney will have two ''tune-up' fights. one with suily Montgomery al the St. Nicholas rink next Monday and another with Jack Humbeck. the Belgian champion. in Boston. week later.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09

Finding a burglar in his bedroom. Rev. William w. Anderson, parish minister of Bearsden, Scotland. cap tured the man and turned him over to the police.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09

That's all for today, thanks!
 p. F.. L.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
MONDAY.
Eastern staadard Ttaae

NOTE - Asterisks Denote Best Pro
 grams of the Day.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
New York Stations
s-O-WNYC-S20

57O-WNYC-s28 6-Herman Neuman, pianist 6:1O-Market high spots 6:20-Evelyn Lane, soprano 6:3O-German lessons 7:3o-Police alarms 7:35-Air College: Representative Government" Prof. Guthrie 7:55-Air College: Education In Russia" Prof. Duggan S:15-Ellsworth Morss, baritone s:30-"An Appreciation of Modern Culture" Harold A. Strickland 9-Walter Schuster, tenor 9:15-First District Dental society; speakers, Hngh s. Cumming. Dr Matthias Nicoll, Jr., Dr. Louis l. Harris; Dentistry in Public Health Service" l0:30-Police alarms; weather; fer ries 1o:35-"Our Government"
 O1O-WEAF-482 Bob Fallon's orchestra 6-Dinner music 7-"International Events" 7:15-National string quartet 7:30-"Oriental Ideal of Woman 7:45-7:45-Same as WT1C S-Arcadie Birkenholz, violinist S:3O-Correct time s:30-A. & P. Gypsies 9:30-Same as WTlC 10:30-Moon Magic 11-Vincent Lopez's orchestra
 66O-WJZ-454 ;so-Reports; stock market quota tions: financial summary; cotton
  6-Manger orchestra 6:55-Summary of programs 7-Correct time 7-klein's Serenaders 7.30-Roxy's Gang 9-Rise and Shine 10-Correct time 1o-Godfrey Ludlow. violinist 10:30-Shope and Grosvenor with saxophone 11-Slumber music
 71O-WOR-422 G:15-The children's hour 7-Levitow's Commodore ensemble 7:55-Chimes; II. V. Kaltenborn, Current Events" 8.25-krueger's Lieders 9-Musical album of popular clas- sics 10--Captivators orchestra 11-News l1:05-Weather Henderson's orch.
 76O-WHN-3so 5--Uncle Roberts Pals 5:30-Ann Lang, contralto 5:45-Euth Marr. pianist G-Stu1io broadcast 6:30-Keen's ensemble 7-Radio Movie club S:30-Seville Troubadours S:36-Theater orchestra *3-Boxing contests from St. Nich- olas Arena 10: 5G-"News Flashes" 11-Dot Sampson, Sid Wolff, liar moniacs' 1l:15--Naudeg egille broadcast 1l:30-Tommy Gott's orchestra 7 Ellington's orchestra
 sIO-WMCa-37O 5-Nariety program 5:5o-Theator review S--Corrcct time $-Christian Science lecture 9:l5-Branfman' Jewish Period J:45-WMtAs Jewish entertain nent 1o:15-Rainbow orchestra Il--Tiine: Golden's orchestra
 S10-WLNI-37O b-St. Johns College Hour S:"5-Thomas Murtha. tenor :2d-' 'onccrt orchestra G:45-'Law You Should Know" 1-NeWInan Club Hour 7:e5-Henri Narcoux, baritone 7:30-'ApoloEetics." J. Elliot Ross :; 45-NeWman orchestra
 S60--WGBS-3I9 3:%o--frances Gold, pianist J:}o-' harlcs Hopton. "Airda'es" ';56-Cccil Kennedy. baritone G-u Acle Gee Bee
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09

WIueIoa IBIS

Newington. Jan. . - The ragulas meeting of the Wenans club sl Maple Hill will be held Wsdnesday afternoon at the home e3 NrA VII. liam F. Middlemas on 0olf street
 Mrs. Ntddiemas will bs assistsd hy
 Mrs. H. E. Anderson and Mn. WiI- liam H. Fitsell
 Mrs. Edith N. Hancock ef the Center will sivs talk on eccupa- tional therapy. ArA Hancock is . member of that committee of the State Federation of Woman's clubs. The usual musical program will be omitted this meeting.
 4 dRe which started Saturday noon in dry grass near the sarass of c. w. Lines on Maple Hill thrsatened for time to destroy it. The Ire was presumably sst by snall chti- dren who were playing with matches and was discovered by other chil- dren when it had ignitsd the sarage. Mr. and Mrs. Lines are spending the winter in California. Their car and other belongings are stored In the building and tho les would probably have been large had the building burned. The Ire was extinsuished before 1t had much of 0 hsadway and when the Newington Volunteer fire department responded there was not much to do. The building was coyoroA hv 1nauranrA
 Tax Collector E. B. Proudman fe- ports that out of . total of about HOO persons who arc eligible to pay tho persopal tax. only about 900 have made payment The 18th of tho month is the last day and ac- cording to the new law, ah added assessment of one dollar is made If persons fai Ito mako payment before that date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-25

FOR SALE-i35 acres OF rich agri-
cultural land, six miles north of
Brownsville and about two miles
from highway. About so acres In
cultivation, balance ebony and mes
quite land. Land In Water Improve
ment district No. 6. Valley land
rapidly increasing in value. Easy
terms. one-third cash. balance In 2
20 3 years. M. j. Garcia. Up. O. Box
IA, Brownsville. C-6
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Addition Tests
Winner Will Go
On Air March Is

Ben DeLoache, Jr., baritone and
n Of the winners in the Atwater
Kent nationwide radio addition,
last year, will broadcast In the At
water Kent hour, March rs, sharing
hcnors with Elisabeth Rethberg,
soprano.
Young DeLoache said this oppor-
tunity 70 broadcast was particularly
gratifying 60 him because Of the
many famous opera stars for which
the series Ia noted. and particularly
was he pleased to appear on the
same program with Miss Retberg,
soprano Of the Metropolitan opera.
This embryonic opera singer IL "A
native CT Camden, s. c.. and Is but
twenty-five years OF age. After
graduating from the woffard Fit
ting school. at Sp~artanburg. he at
tended Woffard college. originally
planning 10 become a physician, but
his love Of music lured him from
the medical profession.
Miss Rethberg was born in the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-25
Robertson Talks On
Work Of Commission

SAN BENITO, March 24.-At the
meeting Of the Rotary club Thurs.
day f. S. Robertson gave a compre
hensive talk on the international
suits that would benefit from this
work. Judge Oscar e.. Dancy also
gave a short talk urging the change
in the water district in order that
Cameron county's proposed road pro-
gram may be carried out
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-25
BUSINESS

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Filling sta
tion, swimming pool. skating rink,
tourist camp and residence, located
at Arroyo bridge near Harrington,
better known ms Midway Amusement
Co. Good opportunity to responsible
party. Brown White, San Benito.
Texas. C-194
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FOR SALE-New three-room house
with bath. small down payment. bal
ance monthly. Sickness forces change
n altitude Southern Realty Co..
prone ga B-f9i
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Have lots and acreage ne Coral
Gables. Boca Ration and Delray 10
exchange for Lower Rio Grande Val
ley property. "A. Il. Thomas, 113
North Oak Park avenue, Oak Park.
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CUT FLOWERS-Bouquets and fun
eral designs our speciality. Ferns,
blooming plants, ornamentals- Out OF
town orders solicited. San Benito
Nursery ard Floral Co.. San Benito,
Texas. AS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A new mod
ern, ~ room bungalow. plaster
ed throughout. Located IN the most
attractive residential section in San
Benito. Apply Mr. T. r. Willis,
Travellers Hotel. San Benito. Texas.
C-17s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-25

FOR RENT: Furnished apartment
with garage. Norris Apis. phone
366.