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Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03
RehOboth Beach

Rehoboth was a victim OF the
heaviest snow storm in years. 1t
started early Saturday morning and
continued late into the night. The
severe gale drifted the snow into
hugh piles making it most pictures
que. The ocean was also the rough
est for many days and for a while it
threatened to go over the boardwalk.
The spectacle was greatly enjoyed
by the guests at Henlopen. The
guests were: Mrs. F. w. Fleitz, of
Wellsboro, Pa; Miss Julia Foster of
Bridgeport, Conn; Mrs. Walter NJ.
Frances, II, Wilmington; MRS. Sam
uel Clyde and George Bailey of
Swarthmore, Pa; John Henricks, J.
C. Hastings, C. D Cross and A. S.
Marco, Baltimore, Md; c. Harwin
Smith, Wilmington; Chas. C. Cham
.bers, Jr., Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Dalton, Lansdowne, Pa; Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Grier, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Wingate, George Lindenkahl.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03
.INSTDE INFORMATION"

Give a child a variety of food fla
vors early in life. In many cases
foods people think they do not like
are foods they have never tasted.
Equal parts of mayonnaise and
chilli sauce mixed give an agreeable
change of flavor to a salad, espec-
tally good with plain crisp head let
tuce or shredded cabbage.
TO make hard sauce little differ
ent, use brown sugar instead of
white, and crate in the rind of an
orange for fiavoring. Hard sauce is
good with almost any hot steamed
pudding.
Smooth, soft cotton materials that
launder easily are best for child
ren's rompers. Cotton charmeuse,
ginghams, prints, cotton crepe, sat
cen and fine broadcloth are good
fabrics for the purpose.
Press wool garments while still
damp with a medium hot iron until
they are dry. Use pressing cloth
if ironing on the right side. Slight
ly dampened cheesecloth is useful
in pressing fiannels, as it draws up
the fluff of the material.
!
When a child is old enough to do
the necessary arithmetic he can be-
gin to keep a little personal account
showing how much he has received
and what he has spent it for. This
is the beginning of the child's train
ing in the management of money.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03
ROxana

We were visited Saturday by a
real snow which makes one feel as
if winter is just coming.
There were not any services at the
church Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Woodell and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. William McCabe
and family were entertained to din
ner Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Bennett.
Elbert Dawson is spending some
time with his wife here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bennett had
as their guest Sunday to dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Cove A. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlando W. Derrickson and
daughter Christine.
Misses Claudia and Sara Lynch Of
near Omar spent the weekend with
Miss Grace Lynch.
Henry C. Johnson who just re-
Gently underwent an operation for
appendicitis is able to be out again
much to the qualification of his
many friends.
Mrs. Belle Lynch entertained to a
birthday dinner fifteen persons. Af-
fer dinner her many friends gave
her a surprise party. Games were
played, refreshments were served,
consisting Of ice cream, cake, candy
and fruits. Mrs. Lynch's two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Samuel Lekites and Mrs:
Harb Quillen were hostesses. All
enjoyed a very social evening. At a
late hour all departed wishing Aunt
Belle many more happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. HUDSON
and daughter Cecil spent Friday OF
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. P. b.
AIcCabe.
Miss Nellie McCabe was over
night guest Monday of Mrs. Melissa
McCabe.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03
NEED EACH OTHER

North America and South America
need each other. They are together,
and they need to stand together.
They have common interests, and
they need to make a comman stand
against European ambition and ra-
pacity. 1t was not from the United
States that threat ever came of
setting up king or ruler in any
Latin-American country, or of seiz-
ing territory for debts. There has
been danger of Imperialism, but not
from the United States. The Mon
roe doctrine has been the most eff
cient remedy against Imperialism
the world has ever known.-The
Pathfinder.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

There was no school last Friday
when the teachers attended a con-
ference in Laurel.
Shedding and sleighing have been
favorite sports since the snow fell
last Saturday.
With the temperature down to
zero the weather seemed very win
try indeed.
Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday evening, February z,
at 7.3O, at the home of Mrs. Ola
Jones.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

When you wash handkerchiefs
and other small articles in a wash
ing machine, inclose them in a net
or muslin bag to keep them togeth-
er and make them easier to handle
in the wringer and rinse waters.
!
When you choose a kitchen cabin
ct see that it is well made, and
mouseproof; that the material of
which it is made is easy to clean;
and that the drawers and compart-
ments are suitable in size and shape
for the articles you will want to
store in them.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

Just keep on smiling.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

An old bachelor says that women
are given to small talk in large
quantities.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

Love may be blind, but it usually
to find an eye opener.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

If a penniless man has nowhere
else to go he should go to work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07

George n. Kuntz " Al to Antonio
MunOz Martinez. lot 20. block =, La
PaIuma addition. McAllen, $40.
Narcisca Ancalduc y Dc Cantu ct
M "a Antonio Munoz Martinez, Ban
60 Forth six, containing "a acres Hi
dago county. $500.
Lizzie A. Fisher to John Kooistrl,
south 20 acres Of lot /, block NJ
Steele & Pershing, $40.
Tammen Duffie et I'd 70 y. y
Walsh. 10 t., 3, 4, block 1877, Mis-
sion. 81.
Will Deficit to ". T.. Capell, lot
/. block 80. Weslaco, $40.
Simeon Fernandes 20 r. Jackson
cast half Of west half Of lot Is.
block 5S. Alamo tract, containing
il.6I acres. $40.
F. +. Smith CT al 10 +. X. Ewing,
lot 10, block >, Highland addition.
Weslaco $40.
Gulf Coast Securities Co. to II. s.
Mcbride Is. acres in west part. lots
10 and 10. Curry No. 3. $40.
Susie McRae to Henry r. Roberts.
10 acras Of Tot I54. Holt, ST.
T.. ". Miller ct uN 10 Charles r.
Hurst. part lot i. block 102. Campo
ruas. $40.
Miller Bros. Nurseries 10 r. W.
Perkins. south half lot POI. La Blan-
"a. $40.
r.. II. Horn ct uN III McAllen De-
velopment TO-. l.TG acres VI lot III,
Holt tract: lots y, 4. block 33. SO.
Bert Rawlings 70 Isidro Bailcn, Iot
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Is. block 5. La Palomo addition, Nc
Allen, $40.
Morris Tidwell to G.. W. Ownes,
south half lot :, block q, Capisa
40, SO.
A. ". Irons to ]. F. Reynolds. west
3 acres of lot Is, Bell Woods Co.
subdivision "B." $l0.
Geo. II. uKnz ct al to Ignacio
Casas, lot %. block Z La Paloma ad-
dition. McAllen, $40.
r.. II. Reichert, ct Tx 70 r.. M. Coles.
north 10 acres. block 81. Alamo tract.
$40. etc.
Nick Doffing To II. w. Oglcn. east
onc-haif Of west 0nc-hnlf, lot 10,
block ~, Alamo Tract. $40. etc.
Scott Ford to Lorena Hisdon. lot
20. block A. Cathay Courts annex,
McAllcn. $40.
Ellis HinoSa ~ Hiladiao Alvarez.
y. acres out M San Jose grant.
$3.50.
Guy ". James, ct MI To W. wv. Muir
colt. e. al- lot ID, "a OF reSubdiyiSion,
La Blanca. $4,000.
r.. r. Bell to W. X. Hansen. north
> acres or lot -. Bell Woods Co,
subdivision &C.. also other property.
SO. etc.
Gee. Bishop to Sam Duncan. lot
n. block 4. containing 40 acres,
Harding & Gill subdivision, $40. etc.
j. T.. and Mrs. Lena Moss 10 {. A..
Hall. 10 acres u of block lj5, Hall
Fifilcd. $40. etc.
c. +. Mackey TO Fred W. Turner.
lot 6. block >. Highland addition,
Weslaco. $500.
7. j. Wagner to Jerry Il. Johnston.
et uX. south one-half of north one-
half Of lot 100. portion 69-T0, SO, etc.
W. NJ. Mullins, ct ux to Katherine
Bailey. east IL acres Of lot IL, Sec
tion 236, Tex Mex, S2100.
VI. II. Zumbrunn to &. ID. Wills
south one-half Of cast onc-half Of
block l5s. Hill Halbcrt, $40, etc.
l.. ID. Ferguson 10 j.. =. Simmons,
lots II. and H.. Simmons, subdivision.
$40. etc.
II. W.. Roscoe To Virginia Plattner,
south 10 acres of lot ~, block !, por-
ton 7l-T2. $4,000.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

tion issued out Of the United States
District Court, Southern District Of
Texas, Brownsville Division, on a
judgment rendered in said court on
the 2sth day of March, A. ID. 1928,
in favor of said Swift & Company.
a corporation. and against the said
!. G. Adamson, numbered SIS on the
Law Docket Of said court. / did. on
the 10th day Of November. A. y.
1928, at 1000 o'clock a. m. levy
upon the following described tracts
and parcels Of land situated in the
County Of Cameron. State or Texas.
and belonging 10 the said /. G. Ad-
amson. to-wit:
l.. Lots Nos. 2. 10. and III in block
No. la5. San Benito Land & Water
Company's Subdivision Of lands in
Cameron County. Texas. said lots
Nos. 2. 10 and ~ containing 1869
acres. as shown by map or plat Of
said subdivision Of record in the
office of the County Clerk Of Cam
error County. Texas. to which refer
ence is hereby made for n further
description of said lots.
90. Lots Nos. I. 8. 10 and IL in
Block No. % Of the Third Addition
to the City Of San Benito. Cameron
County. Texas. as per map " plat
Of said Third Addition of record in
the office of the County Clerk Of
Cameron County. Texas. to which
reference is hereby made for a fur
thcr description of said lots.
And on the LIST day OF January.
A. ID. 1928, same being the first
Tuesday in said month. between the
hours of 1000 O'Clock a. m. and
400 o'clock p. m. on said day, at
the court house door Of said Gamer
on County. Texas. 7 will offer for
sale, and will sell, at public auction
for cash, all Of the above described
property, and all the right. title and
interest Of the said I. G.. Adamson
in and TO said property.
Dated this 30th day Of November.
A. ID. 1928.
II. A. HARVIN
United States Marshal OF the Sout-
ern District Of Texas.
BY II. R.Jefferds. deputy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Notice is given that ". ". Deem
rs no longer the agent for the
Bankers & Merchants Fire Insurance
company Of Jackson. Mississippi.
Further, that Texas Dwelling
House Fire Policies Nos. OH 33000i
to OH 330025. inclusive. Texas Stand
ard Fire Policies Nos. $4,000 to
3S0025. inclusive. .ornado Policies
Nos. t 3300l to I 330025. inclusive,
all bearing the name of said COM
pany. have been cancelled and de-
clared void.
The authorized agent Of said COM
pany in Brownsville. Texas. Is Mr..
i. b. Russell. who is not only re-
sponsible but competent. and any
orders for Insurance placed with
Mr.. Russell. will receive his usual
prompt and careful attention.
ALAMO UNDERWRITERS
GENERAL AGENCY
Perry & McDavid. Managers
6lS Bedell Bldg San Antonio. Tex.
Nov. "a. 1928.
1i-29-6-l3-3t-5.35
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Land and Water Co. subdivision, sus-
vey 29I, $l3,950.
f.. A. Bowman to W. X. Furman.
part block 81, David and Stephenson
subdivision, $500.
IL. NJ. Barto nand Lila Barton 70
Carrie +. Grindle, lot 3, block 8,
Commercial Heights addition TO city
OF Harrington, $40.
Cameron County Lumber Co. 20
Mrs. Dele Ackerblade, lot 10, block
), Commercial Heights addition 20
city Of Harlingen, $40.
+. ID. and Ada Lee Reed 10 Reed
4 Smith, Inc, two acres out Of
block %, Frcsncs Land and Irriga-
ton Go. subdivision, $40, etc.
Leo :. Levi and wife to ~. =.
Wright and wife lot y. block S2-A.
city of Brownsville. $500.
Louis Champion 10 a. II. FernAl-
dez, 1871 acres out Of Pomelo .ub-
division in In Fcria grant, ST., ttc.
Port Isabel Company ID II. N. Ras-
musscn and Alma y. Rasmussen, lot
,. block lO2, city 81 Port Isabel,
: $500.
Stephen ". Barr ct Al ~ J. Il.
Pcnrry, Jr., lI.GU acres out OF lots 2-.
and % Of the r. z. Bishop subdivision
Of the Rice A Taylor Lands. S3,IT6.Su.
j. l.. Penry. Jr.. CT ux 10 Guy VI.
Douglas, 1850 acres out Of lots -
and %, Of the r. z. Bishop subdi-
vision Of Rice & Taylor Lands,
$500.
Enrique +. and Maria r. Valestin
to Juan F. Aguilar, lot 8, block 10.
West Brownsville, an addition 10
City OF Brownsville, Sl0, etc.
Libbie Johnston Masterson to Ed
ward ;. Boyles, lots II and Il, Of
the +. Il. Bishop subdivision Of the
Rice a. Taylor lands, $40, etc.
G.. {. Todd 20 Annie Taylor Todd.
north l7.i3 acres out OF a ji.S5 acre
tract off the south end Of block 81.
Collins subdivision and the south end
Of the west 4.6j acres Of block 80.
OF the La Feria Land and Irrigation
Company's subdivision and l7.i2
acres off Of the south end or block
~, Collins subdivision and off the
Company's subdivision and off the
south end Of the west 4.63 acres Of
block 80, Of the La Fcria Land and
Irrigation Company's subdivision.
$40. etc.
James Dickinson Farm Mortgage
10 r.. w. Livingston ~ al
l3 acres out Of the west part ~ block
"a, Chicago Gardens tract, $3.50.
James Dickinson Farm Mortgage
company 20 u. W. Livingston e. ri.
ID acres out Of share p. Espiritu
Santo grant. I'll Jardin subdivision.
$3.50.
James Dickinson Farm Mortgage
company 10 h. ". Livingston Ct al the
west 10 acres Of the east 20 acres.
block Il, share Is, Chicago Gardens.
$500.
Sally G.. Pendlcton and c. d. Pen
dleton 10 James L. Martin, lots | 20
II inclusive, block -. and lots .. 8,
II and II, block 50, city Of Port
Isabel S10. etc.
CISCO Morris to Jose Vallejo lot l6-
block 6, West Harlingen and an ad-
dition TO city Of Harrington. 500, etc,
Nicolas Saldivar to Heriberto Ea-
mircz. lot i. block 3, tenth addition
to city Of San BenitO. $500.
M. III. Roberts 10 American Land
Of Texas. east 10 acres q
block 3. Soils subdivision Of the Soils
tract, SlO, etc.
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TO SELL
OIL AND GAS LEASES

AUSTIN. Dec. T.-PI-Aayone
who needs a little oil or gas can
obtain it in Austin in January. Oil
and gas rights on 100000 acres Of
university lands in II counties are
10 be placed on the market between
Jan. > and Jan. 81. Competitive
sealed bids will be received during
that time.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
lamprnn Tnunf.

Furnished by Valley Abstract Co
Lula a. Cofer 70 Noble G. Golfer.
part Of school block in Colonia Vic
toria, first and second sections.
$1,000.
e. ~. Henso net al to Olivia r.
De Salinas. lot n. block Toe. city w
Brownsville. $3.50.
Cameron County Lumber Go. w
Mrs Iva Pearl Baker and u. Il. Ba-
ker, lots PSI and 232. block 1. span
ish Acres subdivision. sI.1O0.
j. p. Swanson ct al BY sheriff N
a. II. Sissom, block T., HarIingan
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live ST~OCK-POULTRY

RABY CHICKS FOR SALE-Pure
Tancred Strain s. c. ". L~eghorns.
Ten per cent discount on all orders
of BABY Chicks booked before Jan. l.
for delivery any time after thta date.
lie per chick deposit holds YOUR
Chicks until YOU are ready for them.
IrSpect our matings if at all possible
and see exactly what you are buying
nd also the hens that produce the
~rrs that We hatch from as no eggs
re bought. Have rfatirCs IN 20 500
Sc class. 0etZcI's Poultry Farm
Oldest t~rapnestcrs in the VALLEY.
rorrs. Ter, Phone 80. k-ae0
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COUNTY COURT
D. G. Dancy. Judge
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
John kieiber. .Judee

tlrst National Bank OF Brownsville
vs.. Francisco Il. Aguilar ct al. Con.
tinued for service and sent to drou
docket.
r. ". Colmery vs.. ". ". Allen,
Continued for service.
Arthur G. Taylor vs.. Clint Pruett
Dismissed on motion Of plaintiff AT
plaintiffs costs.
San Benito Mercantile %. - r
r. Msrchbanks. Continued pendine
settlement.
\. Q. Jackson W. II. o. Barkhaus-
en-. Continued for service and sent
to drop docket.
First National Bank OF Browns
vile ". X. 4. Whitehead. ct al. Con
10 perfect service.
San Benito Mercantile %. W.. John
M~GcDougall. Passed until We'd. Dee.
6.
a. 4. Allen W. Dena q. THOMPSON.
Continued for service.
a. II. Allen W.. III. d. Wright can.
tinucd for service.
Spenccr-Ssuer Lbr. 90. ~. A. u.
Newson. Judgment By default II
be proved up.
Tom Cowart W. Victor Guerra
Continued pending settlement.
a. I. Allen vs.. Axel NJ. Thompson
continued Tor service and sent "a
drop docket.
cameron County Water Improve.
ment District No. 6 vs.. r. J. Mall Q,
al. Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Improve.
ment District No. 6 Us. John l.. Ho.
tues. Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Improve.
ment District No. 6 VS.. II. l.. Peter.
son. Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Improve.
ment District No. 6 ". "a. NJ. SkeI.
ton. Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Improve.
ment District No. 8 ". }. q. Fcrnan.
dez. Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. 6 y. "A. II. Fer
nandez, Tr. Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. 8 Va. al. III. Olson
ct ri. Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Improve
nient District No. q ". "A. W. Cobb
ct al Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Improve.
ment District No. s ". Palo All,
development 90. Continued for S.
vice.
Cameron County Water Improve.
ment District No. 8 rs. Olney A. Sla.
Ter, ct al. Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Improve.
ment District No. & IS. n. n. puob
ct al. Continued for service.
Cameron County Water Irnrovo
ment District No. 6 vs.. 4. Il. Cole
CT al Continued for service.
FIRST National Bank vs.. +. $. villa.
real Ct al. Continued pending set.
Element.
Frontier Lumber Co. vs.. n. I
frice. Continued for service and
sent to drop docket.
Fidelity and Deposit Comparv -
y. ;. Clark. Continued for s~ervic,
and sent 70 drop docket.
Arthur Capper ~. Il. ". Heavy
continued for service ana sent n
drop docket. "
nose Paint and Watcrproofinr III
VS- harrington Planning Mills. Con.
tinued 70 make parties dcft.
Monoreit Lenoir Mfg. %. VIII. yaI.
lcy Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works
continued for service and sent Y,
drop docket. m
Hugh Fate NJ. Wade A Nevton
continued 70 await action vi District
Court IN other case.
N. Attlcs ". Wade x Ncwtcr
Continued 70 await action VI dis.rir,
court in other case.
\. a. lookout vs.. Wade K Now.
ton. Continued "a await action "
distrlct court in other case.
August Vlemink vs.. Wade & New.
on. Continued to await action i,
district court in other case.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lazaro Alvarez and
Cantu.
John Michael Cannon and Mari
de los Angeles Herrera.
Antonio Aguilar and Vicenta Rod
riguez. '
bruno Pena and Guardalune hi.
mas.
Nicolas Cruz and Natalia Diaz.
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Houses
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
Notice Of sale Of real estate under
execution.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY or CAMERON
In the United States District
Court. Southern District Of Texas.
Brownsville Division.
Swift & Company, plaintiff, VS..
I. G. Adamson, defendant. No. SIS.
Law Docket.
Whereas. by virtue Of an exeeu-
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I03RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon A. NJ Kent Indna

Emma Coates s.. Cameron County
Wattr Improvement District No. y.
north 1888 acres out Of a tract W
1888 acres. being the south half N
lots 1853. 164 and all OF lots les. I6s
l64. l6S, 1863. lT0 and I'll out or tls
Espiritu Santo Irrigated Land COM
pany's subdivision. Suit on taxes.
James II. Herman W.. Cameron
County Water Improvement District
No. : south ~ acres out of sS.59-
acre tract. being south half of lots
l65. l64 and all Of lots 1f5. l6G. ls-
i6S. lG9. ITO and III outof the EsDI-
ritu Santo Irrigated Land companvs
subdivision. Suit for taxes.
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BUSINESS

FOR SALE: Well established bus
mess of dry goods. ready to a
mems furnishings. shoes and hats in
Mission. Texas. located in the heart
az the business district of said city
in . two-stry brick building 50X60.
Rent very reasonable and lease ex-
hiring 4 IL years from date. For
narticulsrS write or see Mr.. r.
Narautou, Brownsville. Texas.
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Cameron Courts
18Th DISTRICT CouRr

Hon. 4. W. Cunningham. Judge
Suits filed:
j. NJ. Gallaher VS.. Jennie Weave
tTerrell) Gallaher. Suit for divorce
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FOR SALE: REQ touring ar. in ex-
eellent condition. Apply at Dutch's
Garage. k-lfI
WANTED: Buick Sedan. 7-passen-
ger, to make truck. Must he cheap
for casA- Write =. o. Box $50,
Donna LIS
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

Two lots in Edinburg; three lots
IN San Benito: SO lots in Browns
vile: seven lots outside Browns
vile city limits; twenty per cent
cash. balance IN one. two, three and
four wears: or monthly payments
II preferred. B. E. Huxley. Bro :
Vile. H-60
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LOST, between p~ostofflce and State
Nat. Bank or around court house one
bunch OF keys. Finder please call
mos Lie.
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Lots For Sale

LARGE LoTS-paved street: all
city improvements: moderate restric-
tiors. $4,000 70 100000. Easy
terms. Foster-Moothsrt Co, Real
tors, Phone 40. k-1si,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07

Help Wanted
Situation Wanted

EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT
would like set OF Il 20 keep
evenings. Statements when you want
them; analytical reports; discounts
protected; transportation charges
checked. adjusted: damage claims
handled: costs ascertained: data on
which to maintain working capital
without. its impairment; leaks locat-
ed. eliminated and prevented. in
come tax returns made. Now I'm
pioyed as auditor during day. For
Interview address LIS, care Herald