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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09
S Robust Texas Girl Was
a Weak Baby

some. IL relieved her trouble co
quickly. gave her such an appetite
and seemed to brighten her up -.
kept on with il for four or five
days, and II put an end 10 NIL her
stomach snd bowel trouble. Since
then. whenever I find AdeIine with
n cold or the least bit feverish or
out Of sorts. ] give her n little Cali
fornia fiE Syrup. and IL keeps her
well and strong"
Children like the rich. .fruity taste
az California Fig Syrup, and YOU can
give II 10 them IS often as they need
Il, because u il purely vegetables.
TO. over 90 years. leading physicians
have recommended Il. II gives tone
and strength 10 delicate stomach and
bowels. 20 they continue 10 act nor
mally, Of their v accord. All drug
stores have II. Ask for II by the full
name, california Fig SYRUP 10
you'll be sure to get che genuine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09
MusicalProgram
% Feature Next
Lions Club Nee!

Plans for an ali-club entertain
ment. to be laid among musical com
edy lines, - the next meeting, fea'
tured the weekly gathering of the
local Lions club at FL Arco tea room
Tuesday noon.
Singing, dancing and musical mum
bers BY the performers who made
such a hit in the Lions Frolics OF
IS staged by the club here recently,
are to feature the program.
Sponsors of the event have been
promised a full membership attend.
ance and a large number Of visitors
Almost every member has agreed to
bring n guest.
Fourteen new members are to be
taken into the club in the near fu.
ture, il was announced at Tuesdays
luncheon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09
College Conservatory
Gives Program Friday

WESLACO, Feb. 9.-The faculty Of
the Edinburg Junior college music
conservatory will give a program at
the high school Friday evening. The
musicale is being sponsored by the
Study club and the proceeds viii 20
towards the high school library,
which the club is also sponsoring, in
the absence Of the city library.
Miss Emma Gene Baker, John Hen
bricks and j. T. Sinette will assist
q. +. Burt. head of the conservatory,
in presenting the program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09
Plan TO FETE
SCHOOL HEADS
Walton and Hubbard
10 Arrive in Valley
hi Week
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENITo, Feb. 9.-The itin-
erary and entertainment rogra
Tor the Valley visit this week Of 7.
". Walton, president OF the Texas
Agricultural e. Mechanical college,
= l.. III. Hubbard. president Of the
College Of Industrial Arts, were an
nounced here Thursday by Miss
nate Adele Hill, Cameron county
home demonstration agent, and pres
ident Of the Valley G. /. A. club.
The two men will arrive in the
valley Friday night or Saturday
morning, and will have breakfast at
harlIngen or San Benito, depending
on their time of arrival.
Saturday morning they viii &C
company County Agent Henry Ais
meyer of Cameron county on a trip
through this county, and at noon
Will be special quests AZ n 4. ]. A.
luncheon at the Stonewall Jackson
hotel here.
The program for this luncheon in
cludes q violin solo by Miss Dorothy
Heacock of Edinburg. a piano solo
by Miss Josephine Gray Of San Juan.
n a reading by Miss Lorene Nor
row of Mercedes.
g. Dykes Of McAllen. president
of>Aalley A. & NJ. club. viii be
a speclsiAest of the club to intro
duce President Walton. and -
hlll. a G. /. A. graduate, who viii
be toastmistress at the luncheon,
VIII Introduce the c. /. A. president.
Saturday afternoon they will be
taken on a our of Hidalgo county
by Cameron County Agent Alsmeyer,
and County Agent J. ". Kirkpatrick
Of hidalgo county. They will return
TO Harrington in time for a banquet
as guests of the Valley a. 4 N. club
at the Reese-Wil Mono hotel in that
city. Mr.. Dykes will preside at the
banquet.
President Walton will leave the
Valley Saturday night, but Presi-
dent Hubbard will remain in the
valley until Tuesday night, and Will
deliver addresses at the schools at
San Benito Monday at 9 a. m, at
Mercedes Monday at l2:45 =. m.
and at the Pharr-San Juan school
Monday at $3.50 p. m.
He will be the guest Of the execu-
tive board members Of the O.. /. a.
club at a dinner in Harlingen Mon
day night.
Tuesday he will speak at the
schools at Edinburg at IL a. m, and
at Sharyland at $3.50 D. m. He Will
leave the Valley Tuesday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09
A Raw, Sore Throat
Just Rub
ItAwoy

1t eases Quickly
when you apply
tleMuster
1t penetrates TO
tlAesore spotwith
a gentle tingle,
loosens the con-
eStionanddra
out the soreness
and pain and
won't blister ike
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09
PASS BORDER FUND

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-tP-The
senate today passed the House Bill
appropriating s65,O00 for meeting ex-
penses of a commission to fix the
Mexican boundary between FL Paso
Texas, and Fort Whitman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09

Little Adeline Clarner. Of i46 West
Young Street, San Antonio, is the pic
ture Of the way every mother would
like to see her girl look asyine years.
She's sweet and happy. bright as a
new dollar. full Of life and energy,
and she weighs just IS poundsi She's
in the fourth grade at school and IL
tai ng music. too.
Her mother says: II give California
Fia4 Syrup full credit for Adeline's
PERFECT health. She was a very puny
babR She began suffering with con-
stiI.tion when she was two years old.
She's you'd have sick spells, was bill
iou$ ERnd her food didn't seem TO d.
gestdfight. She was very fretful and
peevth and cried n lot. Her breath
was bad. She was underweight.
"Then ! heard how good Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Is, and | got her
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09

the old-fashioned mustard plaster.
Musterole is clean, white ointment
made with oil ofmustard. Bringsquicz
relieffrom sore throat, bronchitis, ton
s%.llitis, Group, stiff neck. asthma, lei
ralgia, headache. congestion, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago. pains and aches
CT the back or joints, sprains, sore
muscles. bruises, o~hiiblaias, frosted
feet. colds On the chest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09
Leroy Performs
For Kiwanians

WESLACo, Feb. 9.-Mlle. Flo Le-
Roy, who is appearing at Valley
theatres in a mind reading act gave
an entertainment at the luncheon of
the Kiwanis club Wednesday,. Mem
bers who were dubious over the pos
<&Sslities of predicting the future and
reve1r@Athe past were better in
formed "a the subject after Mile.
LaRoy marlborough some secrets TO
light.
A businessuSd a short
discussion of club m~atrwere also
held in conjunction with - lunch
con.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09
LONE BANDIT SOUGHT

FORT WORTH. Tex, Fen. 9.-(P-
Police today were searching for n
young man who late last night held
up employees Of the Medical Arts drug
store and escaped with $50. The
youth was alone and unmasked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09
r

HARLINGEN. Feb. 9.-Finishing
work on the addition 10 the Moore
hotel here. which will give the hotel
q total of $50 rooms, is being done
now. the walls and roof having been
completed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-09

HARLINGEN, Feb. 9.-The second
elevator in the Baxter building in
Harrington was put in operation We'd
nesday for the first time.
Putnam patriot., 1928-12-13
WAGES INCREASE
Better Average Scale in Wooden and
Wofsted Mills

The present average full-time week
~ earnings Of workers in the Con-
necticut wooden and worsted goods
industry is $2759 as compared with
S25.93 in 1926, according to a re
port just made public by the United
States bureau Of labor statistics.
The wage earners work an ave-
rage Of 491 full time hours per week
as against 1913 hours per week in
1926. and average earnings per hours
have increased to So cents from So
cents, the report shows.
The 1928 average full time earn
ings per week Of Connecticut male
workers IN the industry is S29.46 as
against $23.32 per week for female
workers, while in 1926 males We're
earning $27.52 as compared with
$22.l0 for females. Connecticut
workers in the industry are the high
est paid in new England states in
respect TO average full-time weekly
earnings. the report shows.
Putnam patriot., 1928-12-13
THE CARCILL TRUST CO
PRICE REDUCTION
ON FRIGDAIRES
Household Models Are Marked
Down As Much As $50 Just
AS Holiday Season Begins
No Better Present.

Prices Of F'rigidaire household
models have been reduced as much
ns 500 according to notice that has
been received from the factories at
Dayton, Ohio. by Eastern Connecti-
eat Power CO., local representatives
The general price reduction IN the
line averages close 70 ten per cent,
rae company has been informed,
New quiet models announced late
in the summer have proven exception
ally popular and have contributed 20
making 1928 by far the best year IN
the history Of the organization, says
thc official announcement Of the price
cut The new prices are carrying out
zee General Motors policy Of passing
On 60 the customer savings made pos
Sible by large volume production, r.
10 Thurston said.
"The year 1929 has been highly
satisfactory to the entire organiza-
sson," he said, There are today
more Frigidaires in use than all other
Hsnkes Of electric refrigerators CONF
haned. Total sales for the year viii
~st new record. At the same time
warked engineering Improvements
were effected. During this period the
sstal number Of Frigidaire compress
srs in use reached the three quarters
eff a million mark"
In ChristmAs Budget
The entire sales organization Is
extremely gratified over the fact that
me price reduction came at this par
SECULAR time. Mr. Thurston said, as
II will make Il possible for many peo-
pie to include Frigidaire in their
Christmas budget, as a gift for the
estire family.
At the same time prices were slash
ed in the line Of household electric
yefrigerators. the corporation also am
nounced price cut Of from $3.50 TO
$40 in It's complete line Of electrical
" refrigerated ice cream cabinets.
although thoughtful givers have
always attempted 70 give presents
which not only symbolic the senti-
ment Of the holiday but represent
enduring values" he said sit has
never been possible before 20 select
from as many useful gifts as it is to-
day. For this reason. many heads Of
families here have already included
IN etee1AN AtAtihNA"N'' ." t"N"
Christmas gift list
"The woman who receives an elee-
trio refrigerator for Christmas will
obtain gift that win remind her
daily Of the thoughtfulness OF the
-giver. No matter what the weather,
n will facilitate her work, preserv-
eng her food supply under constant
healthful temperature without re-
curing attention or worry. II Is dis
tinctly family gift, since il will con-
tribute to the health and happiness of
the entire family for many years to
come"
Putnam patriot., 1928-12-13
SPINDLE ACTIVITY
Connecticut Leads All Other States
in October

Connecticut leads all the New
England states in spindle activity for
each spindle in place during October,
according e. the report Just made
public by the United States COM
merce department. In the Connect
cut mills there were 236, 735, 76O ac-
tive spinning spindle hours for Octo-
Der, with an average Of 210 active
spindle hours for each spindle in
place. which is higher than the New
England average of l54 active spin
die hours per spindle in place.
The average spindle activity for
each spindle in place in October for
the other new England states was AS
follows Massachusetts. 1879 active
spindle hours; New Hampshire, lac;
Maine. 1885, and Rhode Island, 1913.
In Connecticut mills during the
month there we're l,i26,3ss spinning
spindles in place, Of which 1854, 126
were active. as compared with To-
3l9,454 in place in al OK IT,. New
England states and Of which il,204,-
$50 were active.
Putnam patriot., 1928-12-13

Doctor Billmore- What you need,
madam, is oxygen. Come every after
noon for your limitations. They viii
cost YOU 81 each.
Mrs. Highbrow--i knew that other
doctor didn't understand my case. He
told me all needed was plain fresh
air-The Pathfinder.
Putnam patriot., 1928-12-13
SaSaF4a y e6.Eas89
Greetings by Air and Wire

A worldwide Christmas custom,
which originated In this country, II
the sending Of greetings by radio,
teic graph and cable.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
SAIE-SURuRRAN PROPERTY.

SAI4E-SUBURBaN PROPERTY.
MODERN HOME. FURNISHED NEW LO-
Gated in suburb: VIII sell cheap. Phone
Shepherd 2890 s.
S25 A MONTH WILL BUY PRETTY Arm.
and bath bungalow. water. gas, electricity
s5.20e. OWNER. Hyattsf3lle a2T.
MOST ARTISTIC AND ATTRACTIVE HOME
breakfast nm. hot-wRter heat. gas. electric
3ty; Sublined and oak floors elegant nx-
tuTes ana every modern appointment and
convenience; 2 large lots on corner. with
month. Phone OWNER. Hyattseille 327
RIvERDALE. MD.-SIx-ROOM HOUSE,
electricity. modern heat. lot i40S120: $500
Furniture IL desired KetneT, Phone Hy-
sttsville 3S3-J. ie30'
s2.350-EEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW NORTH
Of WASHINGTON subdivision. $500 down. t15
month JOHNSON. 9os 10Th ne.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS, 1917 22nd ST. S E.
Modern exceptionally well built, new fiye-
room nungalow ideal location. TO-
ONLY s4,950. WTTH EASY PAYMENTS, FOR
rice modern bungalow. rooms and bath
gaB. porchez. large lot. Main io056 or Poto-
mac 3675-W evenings.
WILL SELL GROOM ENGLISH HOUSE.
ami. located near Montgomery Club, at
prsetlcal cost Sleo down, balance Ike REM,
or viii take unincamnred lot in trade. No
once. or Cleye. 1887. 10
NEARBY MARYLAND - BEAUTIFUL 7-R.
ami home; $50 cash, t32 mo. and int
priced low. Main i4i4. ciey 2is.
TAROMA PARK HOMES.
T3o-story brick. 100 II. on n Blasr road. D
C, $1,000. Acre land 7-F. buDgsioy On
TAKoMA PARK REALTY CO,
5DS Cedar st,
TAEOUa Park. u q,
Evening star., 1928-06-05
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co. INC,
REALTORS,
i4i6 EYE 81 NV. MAIN agAa.
DETACHED CENTER HALL, nsIcK
M0nnt PInaaant.-rNl A,IaN.
WALTER 4 HhuWNl ltbb Il
WOODLEY SECTION,

I F'y0IE1TFTT l1T1N TNJN1
2Aaa Conn ave beautiful town house
| and bath asear brick garage laeft alleYl
lat a4si3p 4 moAt desirable place 70 live,
Very low price, ta2a6O. owner on prem.
laaAS
Evening star., 1928-06-05

WOODBRIDGE MUST SELL. MODERN s.
room and bath bungalow hardwood floors,
h.~w H.; redecorAted throughout; priced
low; easy terms, Address Box 2g0~c. star
Evening star., 1928-06-05
sALE-HOUSES.
A REAL BARGAIN.
BIZ 6-KOOM HOME-BUILT-IN GARAGE.
ONLY S7,950-S10O CASH

II you are looking for a real bargain in 2
g6ood s6fd n. NV section it will pay you to inspect
porches on high elevation conVeniert 70
stores; Scho0is: churches and transportation
IssclltIeSi tiled bath with buiIt-in tub and
% o.evp"eI, master bedroom across entire front
Ti i mouse vel! equipped kitchen. concrete cell
sr rage WIN d double laundry trays; built-in ga
condition. newly decorated and panied: !:
nardWood floors. electricity and all modern
SoiaV,ennlences sda, This home is priced for I'm
n neulate SAFE az 1880 only 800 cash and
Easy monthly payments Call Georgia 3522
horu tor appointment to inspect, and see this
Evening star., 1928-06-05
BIS 26-Fr NV. HOME
8 LARGE ROOMS. 5 PORGHEa,
OMIY ag1hn EARY TEHMH

A wonderful colonial brick home. 20 II
vide 81 n, deep, With mansaFd roof and
covered mont porch. lt Il splendid u. ", -see-
top convenient 10 sen )0ls, stores, ehufehea
snd transportation Reception hali with
lafee coat closet With mifT0red door, uu~
tub shaver sid fixtufes, z large covered
rear potehek, concrete cellar, completely
equipped With laundry trays and toilet deep
loly paved street ana alley IN splendid con
alton, neplg pApefed aud painted artiatte
lighting hktures natural hardwood trim,
hardwood HaDrs that viii not warn nor
shfnk, every modem eOngenIeusf. gha
hons ls aq unpsu9l bargain ~ A9,7sA, q
Gail Georgia 2248 f0r appointment 10 In
Anal.. hILn see LAla hume LaanN
Evening star., 1928-06-05

ONLY slZAUO.
Widow will sacrifice splendid home over~
locking Rock Creek Park. bedrooms. 2
baths, plenty Of extra large closets. large
porches front and rear. beautiful electric Ak
lures. beamed ceiling dining room. large 2~ear
brick garage and large rear yard. with lawn
and flowers. Call Potomac 3675-W Sunday
and evenings or Main i00se in offiee hours
Evening star., 1928-06-05

ATTRACTIVE BROOM COLONIAL BuNGA-
low h. Lyon PARK. Va. American Radiator
Aot-Tater heat buili-in china closet; maids
toilet Ia basement window shades and cur
tein rods ~ ht, Beautifully Handicapped lot
Of nearly one-haa acre. with many native
cash. terms 10 sat buyer Wonderful oppor-
taHity tgF ane home and safe investment
Phone Clarendon 1919 lOF
ALMOST AN ACRE. wTTH MODERN BUN.
galog. o. rooms and finished ATTIC; attrac-
Car clar l74s-W Of address BOZ 905-c, star
BY OWNER. 10 ROOMS AND BATH, ANIL
garage iarge porchee large lot SHADE -
nlock over D line nw. Price U's55o'
MAKE offer WiGconstn 3209-J.
$500 -s-RM HOLLOW-TTLE BUNGALOW,
electricity. J acre convenient trolley and
oqs nige 9nitt Place l !n edse 81 goodss terms
Vienna, "a. Phone 4i-F-it
LOOK At This BEAUTIFUL HOME. six-
room and bath, z~stofy house: front. sioe
lot 50 bg ls6 garage shade and fruit trees,
srspef. sofHbhery. n9wefs, concrete a., s'fsrt, h
H.Siah. estra, lot 4 wanted Phone ,,a Hyatts-
vile B5-M before 10 q 10. OWHEk.
REW HOUSES Al LEss TfIAa cOST. DE
taeHed, rooms tiled bath and pantry large
eJo&ets ~ bedrooms 9ak floors gflek iHs-
10 alley Taken III HndeF foreclosure sale
and sold without ang builders pTgnt, Near
B1ftFEt tBWFfFBtas @GB39gt a9an @g Hl9IB from
l9-acre n G. municipal Fairgrounds Price,
1890 payable 800 cash and 500 per mo-
Including aA Interest Drive out Georgia sye
~ kltteuh088e St. cast TO Bjar I'd and
r9Fth 3 blocks % Underwood IA block ot
saess badsp@od edf 4 {" es shsp esr , %
70 CASH PAYMENT
Nearby Nd Beagtiful 5-room aud bath
ssnFa a e ~s5er effes s1ss ra5G agd f@e bs
Bne $50 month, including Interest ana
} RIDLEY SHIELDS,
10 i4th 80 NV
~ si48 ~ Hgatts. 1913 w
a Dream Home and One Acre.
nef. rooms. tlls bath. NV h., elee., oak
r z-esr gArsge chicken houses 10 ftuit
sLsts' gtspsS, shfabbety 15g ~ frontage on
Conn ave 10 KsIsington, turn night ~ For
'"yEsfItHIssfT ItIsT gEfkLrfn zts h @ 60
Main isSs ot Potomae asgs g.
HOUSES. LOTS,
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
8EO q DAYLon
ph@He sefwsn 70 BerMgR. Nd -
Small House of Charm and
Individuality.
~ mlnHtss iFem Wsshi0aton, located in
4 DaFk gA NjDaIn8 BIaga6b8 rad aicHed ny
nae9hneent cline a lahfg, sAsaeNed hush
i.ol u by $50 new. 5 rooms aud bath
| living ieom qfegiae4 f2r 2-ieot LOGS front
Fer safe by OWRKR Cali Man ioaee
WOODBRIDGE, u, {.
room Oh bgpssl@ss. amj. i VII s@sli essh
Isss 1t1g3E' as6s 'i,5@s D1snia5od l. a. 's'ass ne
North as5a .---z .s
Evening star., 1928-06-05
le IMMgnIATg puRCuAsSRs
SUMNER CAMPS,

MONTRNSE
IN tAe kstlsS 81 Howard Ca., Ma,
e8Mn toF atEls So "a years,
tNne hear pS alNe0g kEaAW MaSalnKtaM
All the usual camp aetlNtt4aS e@sNauAed
wlth GeNAtFN Nke az les best eN an Al3 sSs&te
An l3Sal psAee 80 8eVe4ap hNalthU0l NApNF
yallJteM NetateAeeS required an3 S1X%9
FNt Gntthei p3GtteWAAfs sppAv MIR, AMI AfRa
LpVAA RANDALL TtaFksyt,se, Md, Fa0Ne
EllseaW ClsS aS-E-ls
Evening star., 1928-06-05
WEST or 18th AND PARK HD
g-HDIM. z BATH BRICK HOME
Only ST,450 EASY TERMS

WeBdertui barasin 10 a bia bHY9giHd0w
BFlek h9fne in the attractive MT Pleasant
section vest ~ 10Th 81 and Park I'd Re
rooms, baths large kitchen Nith bnilivin
pantry, concrete cellar gith laundry tfayk,
ia excellent condition. jnst Tedaeatatad cleo
ttciiy eitielnnt heating nlant rnndfra con.
gsnitnefs THIS. 10 an unusual bargain ~
81 $50 and would make 4 splendid f00mlna
house er private residences terms can be ar
RANGED 20 sait eau Adams tfhg for ap.
pGlulmeat 10 inspeeL.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN,
RROOKLAND.

A cozy modern 5-room bungalow In =
desirable section OF northeast convenient TO
Rhode Island Avenue car line and schools,
Is offered at bargaiu. Five bright, sunny
rooms. hot-water heat, hardwood floors. all
modern conveniences. LarEe lot Price,
seso0--smaii cash payment and $3.50 per
month.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
aSliNNN RAY CAMr...N,

An taaal camp tor hayS fFNm the AseS ag
i 30 lR yoafS, lesatet en she CheSapeske ke
aay AZ Scotland beach, MafSfaad, IA -
miles gfaM WAsAtNsean kSAr paftseNlAfs $
ehenf Mrs. MA1IlNaLX, fStenAS lest .as
pgesaen AptA.
Evening star., 1928-06-05


center hall plan colonial brick residence at
remarkable price Situated in newer section
Of CleVslaud Park where values are steadily
enhancing, Open fireplace in large living
room opening 20 comfortable side porch,
Across the hall is an attractive dining salon
and beautifully equipped kitchen with break
fast nook and outside pantry Convenient
CLOAK closet Master hedehAmber has dress
ing room connecting with private bath. two
other corner bedrooms and complete bath
linen closet aud generous closets Ia all bed p
rooms BRICK garage 10 match the house
exceptionally hne shrubbeFg and landseap~
ing. subject TO $4,000 first trust at A. by
one OF W8ahnRtOns most conservative
hhhnee Institutions. price only Sig,45O for
quick heeeptanee For further details phone
Wl4eonsin sb4l any evening after pm
FOR COLORED TAPESTRY BRICK, d
rooms, bath colonial front and DOUBLE rear
pofchs6. D. ~ b., eier large yard 70 alley.
best CONDITION me- s9,960 1880 cash.
UWhER Mpin 1892,
SIS 4th gT Sc a3,500 d ROOMS. SEMI,
dttsebed garage, front porch terms 10 suit,
hfhHILEf'f REALTY co, 1902 X ST. NV.
Phone Main EA4
Evening star., 1928-06-05
DOWN TO S13.b0O

Selling our beautiful home in North cIeVe-
land Park at sacrifice as we are moving
West. We are located 0n large, we'll land
Eenped- corner In a neiRhborhood of well kept
homes The house has bright rooms
baths, maids room. garage metal weather
strip. awnings. screens, latest gapor heat:
not a dark corner la entire house Call
Main l6UBB or Cleveland 432B~J Sunday
Evening star., 1928-06-05

LARGE. BEAUTIFUL HOME. IDEAL Lo-
cation NV sacrificing S5i00 equity for
$4,000; price, siaaD0 for gi5.40o act
anieslY u interested Address BOX 25ssC.
Star Office S.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
pINEc.0N.cE .cENERN

Picturesque leesaloH. E8ngalows, large
lppsy beRf Ee.ehboffoge near Annapolis
81 bcsi3essFd 1850 casa sHd monthly pay
Ygenta BsE IS. hgnose. I'd. o. caH Piazs
1866. f56s8 EaHfe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-29

huge success in the States be cause of it's notwithstanding quail ties and the small carbon deposi which it leaves, MT. Boyle declared This will be sold here.
 Pumps Be Installed
 Al the present the gasoline vii be sold at the plant only, bn within a short time it is expecte' pumps will be installed in tn city so local consumers may pro cure the Union oil products with out going to the float.
 Other oils which will he car ried are the famous 100 per cen pure Pennsylvania motor oil and complete line of industrial oils.
 E. NJ. Basse. who has beel working with the company fo many months, will be the loca agent and in charge of the Ju neau plant. Peter Martin will bi the dock man. He came nortl this week from the large Ballar' station. where he has been 10 some time. More mon will b. added 10 the force a3 trade in creases. Mr. Boyle said.