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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
{. of Group to
Meet Here Soon

Chamber Of Commerce secretaries
from every city in the Valley will
gather here next Friday evening for
the monthly meeting of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley Secretaries asso-
citation, which will be held in the
auditorium Of the local chamber
building.
Plans for Valley representation at
the national democratic convention in
Houston in June will be one of the
subjects up for discussion, rs well
as plans for a national advertising
campaign, G. c. Richardson, local
secretary, said Saturday.
Some plan whereby q Valley Of
flee may be opened in Houston dur
ing the big political meeting, is ex-
pected to be devised. and IN adver-
Using scheme figured out by the
Valley may be properly exploited at
the meeting.
Plans for opening a permanent Of
flee in San Antonio have been aban-
doned. it is believed. following an
adverse report submitted by Mr..
Richardson and ]. F.. Bell. Of San
Benito. who made an airplane trip
to San Antonio to investigate the
project.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15

BRAZOS JETTY
Cutting on North End
OF Brazos Island
Will Be Stopped
Especial to The Herald.)

POINT ISABEL. Jan. l4.-Between
800 and 400 tons Of rock will be
added to the Brazos island jetty TO
prevent the formation of . channel
between the island end of the jetty
and the island. Heavy currents have
been cutting between the island and
the jetty during high tide, and the
additional rock will be used to force
the current into the ship channel.
The dredge Absecon, which has
ben dredging the outer channel. ex-
poets to leave this week for Gal
weston for overhaulina. The vessel
was tied at the Point Isabel wharf
during the recent storm period and
the heavy northers shoaled the inner
channel at several points. However.
the dredge, which has a draft Of 8
feet, expects TO reach the open Gulf
on the first high tide.
II is understood that no orders
have been received by the command
er Of the Absecon as TO where the
dredge will go after the overhauling
at Galveston, and il is possible the
boat will be returned to Point Isabel
to continue the channel work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
Hone.Beautiful
Campaign Urged

A suggestion that Valley homes be
made more beautiful was contained
in a letter from a resident of Coop
erstown, n. Y, written to the local
Chamber Of Commerce, following a
recent visit here.
The letter was written purely IN
a spirit of constructive criticism, by
a person who is interested whole
heartedly in the welfare and future
OF the Valley, the writer, who asks
that her name be withheld, says.
This section has everything neces-
sary to make a first class winter
pleasure resort, the letter says, and
adds that these essentials could be
added to materially by a beautifica-
ton program.
Shrubbery and vines. together with
paint and bits of lattice-work on the
homes i one Of the suggestions Of
fered for Valley beauty improvement
by the letter-writer.
A country is judged on the beauty
Of it's homes. the letter says and in
Inmates that the Valley is being mis-
judged on that account by tome of
the tourists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
VALLEY FARM
OWNER TO GET
State HONORS
Los Fresnos Man Goes
To Dallas as One of
Is Master Farmers
Of Syate

Mitchell Orr. Los Fresnos, the
Valleys master farmer, will leave
for Dallas Monday, where he will be
presented with q gold medal in token
Of his achievements. at a banquet
to be held there Tuesday.
Mr.. Orr is the youngest Of Is mas
ter farmeres selected from among
thousands during the past year by
a committee Of farm experts in CO.
operation with a farm journal and
the A. & II. college extension ser
vice.
Announcement Of the departure of
the model farmer was made here by
h. L. Alsmeyer, county farm dem
onstration agent, at a meeting Of
the kiwanis club.
Orr is 81 years old, and has been
in the Valley only since 1924. The
tests by which he was selected tor
the honor TO be conferred upon him
extend back into the early days or
1927. Farmers from every nook and
Granny of the state we're under OBJ
s~ervation by the experts during the
tests, and Of the thousands so OBJ
served, only Is were selected as be-
ing in the master farmer class.
The Valley man operates a 40
acre farm about u miles from San
Benito on the Barreda-Point Isabel
road, under the principles Of the
Ontari Agricultural college, from
which he obtained a Bachelor OF
Science degree in agriculture.
He is married and has three child
rem, a boy and two girls.
In the judging, which was done
by a statewide committee through
a card system by which every farm
er in Texas scored, it was learned
that Orr had been rebuilding mis-
land year by year By sowing one
half of it to cowpeas.
Poultry, cows and hogs on his farm
were of the highest type obtainable,
and the dairy and egg products more
than paid for the groceries con-
sumed BY the family during the
year just closed.
His main crop is potatoes, much
OF the proceeds for which are be-
ing put into a reserve fund for the
education OF his children when they
become old enough for college. He
also has a l0-acre orchard that is
bearing fruit.
His home is equipped with electric
lights. running water and other mod
ern conveniences. while his barn is
an institution in time and labor
saving devices.
Mrs. Orr is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Texas. and is a member
of the Woman's Service club OF
Cameron county. Orr HIS been a
member Of the countrywide committee
for the six-million dollar Cameron
county road bond issue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
State T.B. Test
For Cows Raped
Especial to The Herald)

DONNA, Jan. 14.-Bitter OPPOSE
tion 70 methods being used by state
inspectors to determine the presence
Of tuberculosis infected cows in
dairy herds was expressed by Jake
Huisiman at a meeting Of the Donna
Farmers Protective Association here
this week.
Husiman charged the test Is not
recognized by the United States gov
eminent on account Of the liability
of error. Other members also ex-
pressed dissatisfaction with methods
used by the state in condcmning
dairy stock.
In a carload OF 40 cows recently
condemned by state men and shipped
from Valley herds TO San Antonio
Only ~ showed infection on proper
test. Husiman charged. He had fol-
lowed the herd to San Antonio and
witnessed the tests in person. he
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
fight URGED
FOR COASTAL
ROUTE PLANS
Richardson Recon-
mends Action Secure
Air Mail Through
Brownsville

IS difficult to prophesy how
me Slr nail proposition in Mexico
w'ii finally be settled" G. C. Rich
esoson' manager Of the Brownsville
Snamoer Of Commerce states in his
.sport to the board Of directors on
recent Houston, Corpus Christi,
leo City.
nr- Richardson's report takes an
optimistic view Of the situation and
1.ses that Brownsville should leave
~ stone unturned and ell possible
PRESSURE should be brought to bear
On our Postoffiee Department"
ar. Richardson's report states in
. trip was inaugarated by the
houston Chamber of Commerce in
cooperation with the chambers of
commerce of Brownsville and Corpus
Tnristi. The planes left Brownsville
january =. at IL a. m. and arrived
IN lampieo at ] p. m. The party
was given dinner in Iampico as
quests Of the American chamber of
<fommerce.
Held at Tampieo
On accoun of the low hanging
clouds on the mountains it was de-
eioed 1t would be unwise to con-
tinue tie trip 10 Mexico City. | met
with the road committee of Ameri-
can Chamber OF Commerce, Tam
pico. and discussed with them plans
ior lnaugurating interest in an auto
mobile road from Tampico to Nata
meros- The chairman of the COM
mite, Mr.. Smith, promised TO send
70 TINS Office maps and other infor-
nation that had been compiled rela-
tive TO this road with the idea of
IamiiiariSing the Brownsville and
Matamoros Chambers Of Commerce
with what had been done and sug-
eested that some time in the future
= rosd meeting would be called at
brownsville or Tampico with repre-
senteEives of the chambers of COM
naerce of Brownsville, MataE> sos
and Tampico, together WIN The gov
ernor Of the state of Tamualipas,
with the view Of attempting to pro-
mote at least q graded road between
the two cities.
January Z, we left Tampico ut
s:45 a. IN. and arrived in MEXICO
City at noon. We were met at the
field by a delegation from the Ma
tcnal Chamber of Commerce, the
C~onfederated Chambers of Com
merce. the American Chamber of
Commerce, city officials. government
officials, an American representative
from the United Press. a representa-
tive from the Associated Press. the
New York Times, the Chicago Trib-
une, local newspaper men, photo-
graphers and camera men. In the
afternoon we were given an automo-
bile ride around the city. visited and
inspected Chapultepec Castle and
other points OF interest.
Entertained at Capital
son the morning of January s we
were entertained by the National
Charro Association as guests of the
Mexican National Chamber of Com
merce by a special exhibition Of
riding. roping, b~ulldogGing. etc. This
vas given for our specIaI entertain
ntent and was the same that was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
.Olmito School to
Open Next Month

The 81 1000 0lmitc school house,
finishing touches on which are now
being made, will be opened with an
elaborate program during the first
week in February, according to in
formation received here by p. ID.
Kennamer, superintendent Of Cam
eron county schools.
Although no definite date has yet
been set for the program parents
and teachers Of the Olmito eommun-
ity have already begun preparations
for the program which is to include
an ail-day open house, games in the
afternoon and musical entertainment
at night. Some Of the music has
been offered from San Benito for the
affair.
The 0lmito school is declared to De
one Of the largest and best equipped
rural schools in Cameron county. 1t
is being built on the banks Of Lake
Tepehuaje within easy access of four
main roads in the community.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
Lions Governor Is
San Juan Club Guest
Especial 20 The Hefald)

SAN JUAN, Jan. 14.-The San
Juan Lions Club was honored with
the presence of District Governor
N. N. Rosenquist of Eastland, Texas
at the regular luncheon at the Reil-
ly Hotel Wednesday. v. H. Gallo
way, field director, was also pres
ent. The governor made an excel
lent talk to the Lions. paying COM
pliment to the Valley and the work
Of the Valley clubs. After the on
clusion Of the talk, the governor
was presented with a box Of Valley
grapefruit
A special feature at the luncheon
was a musical program by the Edin-
burg College unit. This was i'm
mensely enjoyed.
The attendance prize was drawn
by r. G. Temple, which proved to
be a nut cracker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
Dairyman Here Moves
Into New Residence

George NJ. Smith. dairyman on
the highway four miles north Of the
city limits. Wednesday moved into
his new residence. recently complet-
ed by z. G. Holiday, architect and
builder.
The building Is said to be one of
the most handsome residences erect
ed in this section in many months.
Il Is two stories in height and built
Of stucco. concrete and hollow tile.
The finish is stucco.
The new place is just beyond the
former house occupied by Mr.. Smith,
and is located on the east side of
the road.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
Elks Hospital Holds
Tag Day at Mercedes

MERCEDES, Jan. 14.-Saturday
was tag day. proceeds from the sale
Of tags by local workers going to-
wards the benefit of the local hos
pital. The sale is stated to have been
fairly successful by the workers. The
Elks lodge which is sponsoring the
hospital is also planning a number
o fother forms to raise the deficit
OF the institution. including a min
strel to be staged in the near future
by Jimmie Holmes, Corpus Christi
promoter, il satisfactory arrange
ments are made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
ICE PLANT

SAN JUAN. Jan. 1.-THE Central
Power & Light company's ice plant,
which has been closed for repairs
and important improvements since
August /. was reoponed for opera
ton Wednesday night. Ice has been
shipped in while the plant has been
out of operation.
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TAKCMA Park.
NORTH WASHINGTON,
A rEXN QEAV nADnAIM2

A FEW REAL BARGAINS,
oSr room ssR %n "f o oon Sen
10. TSo-~s rooms, q stories. new. h.w. heat.
SO sS.sSomNew house of lsrse rooms and
sleeping porch. In District. H.-w. heat,
Many huiit-in features, Splendid neighbor-
EXCLUSIVE IIsTINus
sl.es0.S-roo bungaiow - bedrooms.
somewhat isolated, but convenient to cars
sfsso-vsry complete and cosy shtpgle
y on sSs S s
attic, bult.in garase. Many buiit-tn fca-
So 900 Reduced from slo,sSo owner hav.
ina Iefi. offers unusually well designed and
room, sleeping porch like room, attic. pam
rskom" ns S ss q oak axe Doors ss S'' FIRE.
sioooo- The best buy of it's kind In the
OF closets. Oak floors. Fireplace, Oak
trim. Excellent het-water heating plant,
Paved street sRa sls aarssss osnyen
owner ia leaving Washington, New .Ensland
eoonisL, large rooms one OF sAs m miss
sS Ss Of shade and shra6bery' -
.LaSo~s, r9oms and sleeping porch shs. n e,
OAK S'''' hTuiLpSiiNo LOTS,
.t,soa~one II the best lots left In the
ss'ooS~ 40 feet sI" frontase on MARYLAND
side, paved street, ami squares to stores
and tfansportation s .,,..,
.i s ss:r o gP ihs best Sections
Takoma Park, ami,
X. u. LILLE.
oAsn Bank E EISs s.p; sos and Carroll AYES
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sArE--snRrtRnAN PROPERTY.

NOuNuMuEut
DELf0HTFUL HOME. WASHINGTON
Baltimore Boulevard: 10 rooms. bath. cleo
tricity, excellent water; orchards; $4,000.
Address Box 117-R. Star once.
RANDLE HIGHLANpB-NEW B-ROOM BUN
galow, ami. at reduced prices terms IN
quire 91f North Carolina ave. Sc. T.
WOODBRIDGE REAL BARGAIN; NEW.
$500 cash, $3.50 mo. and Int. on FIRST trust,
$22.e0; large rooms. rear porches; garage'
MT. RATNIER--2-sToRY PEBBLE DASHED
house. ANA So big lot. she6; $500; $500 cash:
CHAPEL RID, OPPOSITE CATHOLIC
Church, Seat Pleasant. Md.--5-room bunga.;;
low; lot iQoxi54; built-in garage. Must sell
at once: low price. Can be seen evenings
after or Saturdays and Sundays. A. B.
NEWTON.
NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW, ANIL; NO. II
s4.s50: $50 cash, $40 monthly. Call OWNER,
between . am. and pm. Main 1895; after
x n M
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COfORED; ii27 FAIRMONT ST NV
Three-story. brick, good condition: IL r.. .
baths. H. h, automatic water heater. sleep
ing porch, two~cfr garage, Adams 1854
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AT LINCOLN PARK
Won Can't Save 81 900 Easter

am going TO sell this semi-de-
taehed 6-room home in q section OF
high-claSs homes. for $1,000 LESS
THAN THE PRICE that has been
asked. rooms. BATH hot-vater heat,
maids toilet. large front porch. big
breakfast porch and sleeping porch:
hardwood floors; lawns front, side
and rear with pretty planting The
lot Is Dig enough for a garage.
can tell YOU more about it II you
will talk with me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
BUNGALOW AT
nINTIE p Pc ACH
THE WIDEST
AND DEEPEST

BODY If set water near waahlnsion rs ~
POIHT LOOKOUT. MD.
WIDE lots OF, vide streets, with slty ~.
ysovemsats, nov for sale P.ies low. w
iinssd number u lots for sale on thu
esatlful Island 10 ths bay. Fsne surf BATH
-. PofhT LOOKOUT co, 49,.
aey 1874 ~ EW. 1s'@ ssAs'
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5 Interesting Opportunities

Group Of 10 lots on Potomsc Beautiful
hem~sits. Free ard clear ADJOINING golf
course Excellent fishing. duck SHOOTING. Etc.
20 ffii information phone 3 v. r. Sweet.
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40 ACRES OF LAND IN PRINCE GEORGES
County. MARYLAND. about one-half mile ir on
feet on GOOD cinder road; excellent s-room
house. With cellar. furnace heat, wonderful
shade trees, shrubbery, small barn; price
A. T. ROBINSON,
sIs-Sis Bond Bldg.
f1tb and RI v AVS Main 442
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
tContinuea,l
FURNISHED COTTAGE.
Colonial Beach, We,
SSe Adams st. NE.
EDGEWATER BEACH.
The Fastest Growing Summer
and All-Tear Salt Water
Front COLONY
WITHIN AN HOURS DRIVE OF
WASHINGTON.

Our Motto: DO 1t Now"
Our Slogan: Fultillment--Not
Promises.
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sALE--LOTs.

\ NLuMhAlMNMe
So ExcsUs .g IN r 2 afes ws below
elusive Ass a IN. itaa St. NV washinSson
Two exceptional lots, en-; en-, .. g. neal
esss az: ass eS
EpuEMooR, THE SUBURB HEAgIIEuI.-
T We sa oP S III iii ssEs iios issS u
M2s LOTS AT BEAVT1FUL HoLLYwooE
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l HERA AZ. ld a.RSoR WISE ld s ssh
WOODBRIDGE 2, G. ca. d sEoe ;s,o FR os;I
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soxieO, on Grade. only si.2So. Call N
TAKoMA PARK, MD. NEAR mo SPRING;
ssSsa sSTn' NV ~ "Or only W. m0nY
IL TO SELECT FROM >2RNER LOTS;
improvements; very re- Ierm n,S, AZ
SUIT responsible surc' owner owner, DEN psAt
JUDD. 20i Hodges "ekoma FaN'
ssoo4coRNER. 4. AN UNIVERSITY
PARK. D. G. Swstr II, etc A osfs''n'
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for quick sale Adams 24ie, 2es
MAsG nTD.; 4Oxi50 $4,000
GRO ENBACH. Lot Specialist.
iSlS Main 5sS. Clev, 4ll7.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Shaded lot for only $3.50,
owner, Wisconsin SSS0-J -
WEST CHEVY CHASE, MD.
One residential lot; bargain for quick sale;
SIS per mo Call Wis. 1854. So
MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Home and Land Values Over Sio,5oooo0.
Large villa sites and lots 81
to lis feet front. Five minutes
from Sheridan Circle. Booklet
with names of over 200 purchas-
ers and plat mailed on request.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated.
1855 X ST. NV.
Main seSs Established 1899.
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-
3 Acres-New 5-Rm. Bungalow.
IS minutes from city; bus, trolley; 500
remainder wooded; excellent garden; suit
able. for small country estate. chicken farm
sites can be sold OF; good neighborhood;
growing community; $4650: easy terms;
small monthly payment. Address Box 245-R,
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sTERRTTT Il FLEMING. INC,
iIoME or THE GOLD SEAL CAR. ).
Champaign ST al Kaloraiila I'd
i7il 18th ST. NV.
3llO M St, NV.
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OPEN EVENINGS--SuNDAYS
UNTIL S PM.
THE TREW MOTOR CO,
1926 14th. Decatur 1910.
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Continued.
lbs MARYLAND Ave. n

IFS Maryland Ave. NE.
Up-to-date, modern. apartments of two
rooms and bath, with fully equipped kitchen.
at reasonable rent. Owner on premises. g
REDUCED SUMNER RATES.
3 RMS. & B. AS LOW AS SIS.
| r. & B. AS LOW AS $3.50.
few Of our famous furn, apis; Just be-
came available. Beautiful detached bldg.
Finest and most exquisite location, Just
north Dupont Circle: tile bath, parquet
floors throughout. ell outside rms, complete
~ and beautifully furnished, including dish
es, linen, silver. etc. Will rent to reliable
party. Act quickly. Phone North 43s6.
! RM. & B., FURN., $3.50.
Reduced for the Summer; in finest corner
bldg, Mt. Pleasant. few min. walk OF
rms, pantry. tile bath glasssed i and screen
pletely and beautifully furn.,. including sill
yer, linen, dishes, etc; everything, in finest
condition; will rent as low as $3.50 Act
quickly. Phone Adams 1852.
ALSO 3 RMS. & B.. SOS
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sALE--AUTOMoBrLEs.
HUDSON--ESSEX.

Never before in the history OF
our business have we been able
to offer such wonderful bargains
in used cars.
HUDSON '25 BRoUGHAM - A beautiful
appearing car that looks and runs IKE new
for S495.
HUDSON rs coAcH-The performance is
spare spar S tire, bumpers, etc just reduced to
s295. Ask to see Bank car,
ESSEX 'a7 suPER-sIx sEDAN--original
finish like new; interior spotless; motor ex-
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ESSEX 'a7 ROADSTER A very snappy
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tu THIS t, car has he pe En- ne
Fully equipped SS25
ESSEX '2e MODEL coAcH-Motor rebuilt
and runs equal to new. For economlcal
transportation this popular 6,cylnder ss car
cannot be beaten; fully equipped. only $3.50.
oLDsMoBILE IS coAcH-spiendid shape
Only 1926.
CHEVROLET rs 4-DooR sEDAN--Drtven
only a few miles; original finlsn exceilent'
dition good Only ss25.
FORD COUPE, MOTOR No. 1s774934-;-Five
at si65.
CHEVROLET rs COACH-Fully equipped;
balloon tires. Only Sass.
WHIPPET COACH, l927-This neat little
closed car runs equal to, new car; original
finish and upholstery spotless Only $685..
ESSEX 1925 COACH -- Excellent shape.
This car cannot be duplicated for 1925.
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full shape mechanically: good tires, sac
rflee at ST5.
HUDSON 4-PAsS sPEEDsTER. i921This
car will give many thousand miles OF trans
portation Only $85
HUDSON 1896 BROuGHAM -- Outstanding
value. Reduced to $595.
Many Other Real Bargains.
T.AMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS COMPANY,
HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE.
1h21 14tb ST N w
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HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
1888, 150o-l1 l4th St. NV.
Decatur 1920.
EMERSON & ORME.
GOLD SEAL BUICK.
"A Guaranteed Used Car"

Dodge 1925 "B" Sedan.
Nash 1926 Special 6 Sedan.
Nash 1926 Special 6 Coupe.
Buick 1925 Master Touring.
Buick 1924 Master Touring.
Chrysler 1926 Coach.
Buick 1923 Std. SPIT. Roadster.
Nash 1926 Special Coach.
Buick 1926 Master 4-door Sedan.
Buick 1926 Stand. 4-door Sedan.
Buick 1925 Master 2-door Sedan.
Buick 1927 Std. E 2-door Sedan.
1920 NJ ST. NV. Decatur $3.50
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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GARAGE BUILDERS.

METAL GARAGES. SIS UP.
r. A. ALLEN,
i3i5 36th st. NV, Phone West 931. g
REST CONSTRUCTION, Low PRICE. Terms.
Lin. 1851. 600 K SC. NE
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Iaab CHAPLIN 81, NM Beautifully fur
nished room. .Wlnaowsi cool baths On
second fln0fl instantaneous hot Materis ealns
NAL house. adjacent park $40 gentleman
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so CARS MUST GO.
$4,000 in Gold GIVEN AWAY.
EVERY CAR REDUCED.
We Invite Your Attention.

1923 Nash Special Cabriolet. S9oO
1923 Essex coach. ........ 600
1927 Chevrolet m p c rial
sedan. $50
1927 Chevrolet coupes a.. $50
1927 Standard Buick coupe. US
1927 Peerless go" sedan. +. 875
1926 Chrysler roadster. -. $50
1926 Buick master IS" sdn. US
1926 Hudson coach. ....... 375
1926 Hudson broughan. go. SIS
Dodge touring. ......... Us
1926 Buick master 90 ch... 675
1925 Hudson 7-pass. sedan. $50
1925 Chrysler roadster. -. CPS
1925 Chrysler sedan. ...... SIS
1925 Nash coach. ......... AIS
1924 Buick sedan. ........ SIS
1926 Essex coach. ...... LIS
1927 Ford roadster. ....... $50
Packard Straight Eight Sport
Tour.
Pierce-Arrow 4-passenger Sport
Phaeton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
COOL AIRY SUITE

Beautiful. nrSt-class apt bids. Just ,norsh
rms, southern exposure, foyer, extra large
closets, tile bath. pasavet floors throusheut;
and white: reducad 70 SIS 10 reliable tenant.
Act quickly. Also 1 rms. and bath, s6S.