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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
Briefs

N
Announcing the opening today Of
the Cafe Azteca: specializing In ia
males. enchaladaS and ell Mexi-
can dishes. 1909 Elizabeth St, up
stairs. phone 459-w.-adv. 2.
Visit the Corset Shop and see the
black lace bandeaus and side hook
girdles. 1927 Elizabeth.-adv. 8.
Permanent Waving machine, bar
ber'S chair and other beauty par
Tor equipment. Apply Ideal Beauty
Parlor, 1851 Elizabeth street. Adv. @
! Visits Here.-Mrs. Earl G. Judd Of
Casper, Wyo., Is the guest Of Mrs.
Mike Groom, Jr.. for two weeks. She
made thetrip through the west by
automobile.
Two 10 Mexico-Malcolm Nevin
and Eugene Bonham were passen-
gers aboard the Mexico-bound
| plane wednesday. The former went
to Tampico, the latter TO Mexico
City.
Pilot, Bride Here-Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Bradley arrived here by rail
Wednesday from the East. Bradley
is superintendent Of the Vera Cruz,
Mexico. field of the Pan-American
Always. Inc. The pair were re-
Gently married.
Plate glass show cases. shelving
for sale cheap. Hardware sales
Third and Fronton.-Adv. 81.
Boat Launched-An Is IL foot
inboard boat has been launched or
Lake Olmito for Lloyd Parker. 1t
Is powered by q four-cylinder mo-
tor.
visitors-Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Daniels of Rio Grande City are
visiting friends and relatives IN
Brownsville.
Call System-The Border Patrol
is having a special Western Union
call system installed.
Protane bottle 4 makes your
country home complete for ideal
cooking. odorless and non-exploSive.
Phillips Store. San Benito.-Adv. 81.
Due Rack-Major b. A. Law is
expected TO return from Mexico
City with q new plane for the
Brownsville -Mazatlan air route
Thursday.
Flower Pots. all sizes: garden
hose: galvanized water pipe, at
wholesale lrices. Hardware Sales,
Third and Fronton.-Adv. 81.
Rail Chief HERR. NJ. Hoover,
transportation supervisor Of the
Southern Pacific lines in Texas, was
in Brownsville Wednesday. HIS
trip is OF routine nature, he states.
Retrrns-R. v. Kent, pilot, has
returned from Detroit.
Is III-Mrs. Reidcman OF the
Flower Shop. who has been i'll for
the past 10 days from summer in
fluenza. is still confined to her bed.
A small payment down buys any
Avery implement or wagon: balance
easy terms. Phillips Store, San Be-
nitO.-AdV- Al
Leave For HoustOn-Mr. and Mrs.
Minor Wilson leave Wednesday
night for Houston, where they will
make their home. Mr.. Wilson has
for several years been connected
with the local radio station. and
has accepted q position with KPRC
at Houston.
Motor To Galveston-Mr. and Mrs.
j. S. Sweeny OF the Sweeny apart
ments motored TO Galveston We'd
neSday morning. They will also
visit Angleton and Houston and
other points before returning home.
in about ten days.
Centrifugal Pumps. pressure wa
ter systems; wholesale prices: also
water pipe. Phillips Store. San Be-
nito.-Adv. 81.
Elks Meet-The regular weekly
business meeting OF Elks will be
held at the club rooms Wednesday
night. Several candidates will be
initiated into the club.
Ont Of City-M. r. Hall. county
attorney. vas out of the city We'd
nesday. attending TO business mat
tiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13
'Wonen's Union
Suits, 2 for 81

Low neck, sleeveless, knee
length suits with built-up
shoulders and bodice top; re-
inforced armshield and legs.
Also low neck and shell knee;
and closed suits with wide
legs; So to A.
Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13

Boys and Girls SOC and
75c Hose, 2 for ST
Wool Mixed Hose, wool and
rayon, cotton and wool; full
length ribbed hose, two-toned
wool and rayon. misses full
length wool-mixed hose and in
fants' all-wool and silk -and-wool
long hose. White and colors.
Infants $l.25 to $1.75
Vests, ST
Carter, Vanta and Tiny Tot
Vests with long sleeves. single
and double breasted; all wool
and silk and wool; collectively s
months to 3 year sizes.
Youths 81 Wool
Golf Hose, 81
Imported English Atwood Golf
Hose, with fancy legs in smart
styles; sizes 913 to 1917.
Knit Underwear 2fOr$1
Fleeced-lined Union Suits with
long and short sleeves; 2 to 10
years; also sleeping garments |
to E years; wool-mixed vests and
ankle pants and fleece lined
vests and pants. Broken sizes.
Ioor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13
Dollar Day in Hosiery & Underwear s G SG2Gsa
On Sale Monday
and Tuesday Only

Children's Hosier
Boys and Girls Soc Sport
Hose, ; for 81
"a Sport Hose with fancy legs
and contrasting tops, medium
and heavy weight; girls and
juniors rs and 81 socks in mer-
cerized cotton and rayon: plain
colors and fancy legs. Sizes 5
to 10.
Children's Sport Hose
2 for 81
"a Sport Hose-good weight
and fancy legs; sport hose for
girls and juniors, plain colors
with fancy tops, also fancy legs;
and English ribbed hose, full
length, in beige, camel brown,
tan, and gray. Sizes 5 to 10
collectively.
Children's 20c
Buster Brown Hose
6 for 81
Fine ribbed cotton stockings:
full length; black and brown; 6
to 1917.
Children's Half Socks
Csc and 29c, E for 81
Half length socks, plain colors
and fancy tops; sizes 5 to ia.
Mai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13

Attractive garments of firm. lustrous rayon-full cut
and well made The vests, panties and boomers are
in regular and extra Sizes chemses have pantie legs
and teddies and gowns are trimmed with contrasting
color
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13
79c and 81 Rayon
Underthings
2 for 81

Samples and discontinued
styles of rayon panties,
step-ins. c h e misses and
vests; also fancy trimmed
bandeaux. Many styles and
pretty colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13
Women's Part-WOol Union Suits

Low neck, sleeveless style. with tailored m -
tops, knee length, reinforced armshields and -
leg; part wool with rayon stripe Sizes ~
SO to A. -
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I| . Z. TNyllD. T -0IITIT.
BY J. T. JEUP, President.
A II NfOORE
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

NOIICE TO LDNIEhJIOHo
Bids will be received by the Board Of
College, Terre Haute. Indiana. at II
O'Clock noon, Tuesday July q. at the
Columbia Club, Indianapolis. Indiana. for
Bids must be made on form No. 96
prescribed by the State Board of Ac-
counts and must be accompanied by a
certified check equal to per cent Of the
amount of the bid
Detailed plans and specifications will
be on file in the office Of the Registrar of
the Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute. and in the office of the
State Board Of Accounts. Statehouse. In
dianapolis, indiana. Additional plans and
specifications together with bidders
blanks for the individual use Of the bid
der may be secured from Johnson. Miller
Miller & YeaRer, 319 Ohio street. Terre
Haute. Indiana.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INDI-
ANA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE
BY HELEN C. BFNBRIDCE. Secretary
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Death Notices

MATHEWS. MARGARET Nee Koons1 i.
mother Of jacks Lee Mathews and
daughter of Mrs. Flossie Rooms Groth
and sister OF Robert Kenneth and Vir-
gin!a Rooms and Mrs. Mildred Hostetter
Of Pittsburgh. Pa. passed away June d
age 25 years Funeral at mothers resi-
dence. 537 Bell St. Tuesday. June %, ?
p. m. Burial Memorial park. Friends
may call any time after noon Monday.
MCCORMACK, RAYMOND Beloved son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Davis Mccormack and
brother of Mrs. Daisy Tignor. Georgia B.
and Clarence Mccormack. departed this
life Sunday. June p, age is years. Funeral
Wednesday. June 20. at residence. 228 E.
Wyoming St. p. m. Burial Floral Park
cemetery. Friends invited Friends NAV
view remains at the MOORE s, KIRK
FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station St, I'M
III Tuesday. 4 p. m.
BURNHAI. MARY ELIZABETH = nee
Crosse. daughter OF Ada E. Grose. passed
away at the home OF her mother. 1854
west 26th. Saturday. June %. Funeral
Tuesday. June 25. 1870 p. m. at the home;
. o'clock at Riverside Park N. L. church.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
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Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters, at exceptional prices to reduce
F. D. GARDNER & co.
See the wonderful new number "a
Butcher Roy Refrigerator Counter dis
PLAYED on our floor.
TYPEWRITER-A. W | . Co. grade and
new portab les; all mak9s. See the new
model Remington portable Rentals. serv-
See and supplies AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE co. 1877 N. Meridian ST.. Board
Of Trade Bldg. Ii. 1922
DESK-Sanitary roll top: oak. with chair,
good condition. Ia. 1928
SPECIAL RENTAL RATEs-$2, so and up.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER co s42
Consolidated Bldg. Ii. 4712.
SCALES-I0-ton. 16-ft. platform. INDI-
Annapolis SCALE CO.. $40 E. Wash. St.
Ri. 6726.
CALL Us-For rebuilt typewriters also re-
pairing KING TYPEWRITER Elk. 205
Mass Ave. Ii. 9470 --.
BILLING MACHINE = ElIiott-Fisher; all
rebuilt: bargain. KING TYPEWRITER
Elk, 205 Mass. Ave Ii. 9470.
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JUNE "a, 1929
Legal Notices

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
ADDITION TO THE SEWAGE TREAT
MENL PLANT AND NTERCEPToR
Sanitary District Of Indianapolis.
indianapolis, Ind.
June a. 1929.
Sealed proposals wiu be received at the
oGiee Of the Board Of Sanitary Com
r.ss!oners. CITY Hall. Indianapolis IN
diana. until 1000 O'Clock A. N, July ls,
and schedulsd and - should any any bias 6e
accepted. contracts awarded as soon
, ,4'e.,a IS praettie5ai6is FOR ne con
Extension as part OF the interceptor
SysNm o. the Sanitary District, which
precast reinforced concrete interceptor
construction. including manholes, con-
nections and sppurtenances.
Al Of said work constitutes an add
ion 70 the existing Sewage Disposal Plant
and system and 20 the existing intercept
ng and connecting sewers Of the Sanitary
District OF Indianapolis.
Each bidder shall nle with his proposal
his ron collusIon affidavit. as required by
statute, and deposit a properly certified
Sanitary Commissioners Of the Sanitary
District Of Indianapolis. IN an amount
equal TO two and one-hslf ava per cent
oompanisd By such check q cheoE ks viii
he deemed informal and will not be con-
sidered. Checks accompanying proposals
tip- d~StPtcN 04il d lt-As LltA p4o4l4Pt4y
20 the bidders. II any bidders proposal
is accepted. End the bidder fails and re-
fuses 70 enter into contract with the
Board OF Sanitary Commissioners. pur-
suant to the conditions Of this Notice
and OF the Specifications and Information
70 Bidders. within FIVE 49, days from the
time ne shall have been notified Of the
acceptance OF the same, said certified
check or checks shall become the property
Of the Sanitary District Of Indianapolis.
as Aquidated damages for his said failure
and refusal
within five (5) DAYS after the success
ful bidder. shall have been notified Of the
acceptance Of his proposal or proposals
he shall lle with the Board Of Sanitary
Commissioners, subject 10 its approva!
bond In some reliable surety company
authorized to do business IN the State
of Indiana, In the amount Of not less
than the fun contract price Of the work
bid upon. conditioned to guarantee the
fun and complete performance Of the
Contract.
Specifications and Drawings showing
the work 10 be bid upon are on hle and
may be examined Al the office Of the
Board Of Sanitary Commissioners city
Hall. indianapolis Indiana Copies Of
specifications and Drawings may he OBJ
tanned from the 0hlce Of Charles n. Hurd.
street. Indianapolis. Indiana.
iect any and all bids and to award the
contract for the work TO the bidder whose
bid is deemed best for the Sanitary Dis
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
By o. c. ROSS. President.
BY J. T. JEUP. Vice-President.
II
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LOST and Found
Special Notices

REDUCING rapidly. safely: amazing re-
suits relief for rheumatism: neuritis.
diabetes. paralysis. kidney trouble. high
blood pressure all forms blood trouble
Nature Aid Mineral Baths. 230 E. Ohio
St. Room 500. Castle Hall. Ii. 5092.
siOO Tennis Shoes. sec
HANK S. ilS Virginia Avenue
NEU REY SYsTEM-Make rusty and faded
cars look like they had been rehnished
lll4 Harlem St Dr. 4907-W.
COTTAGE BEAUTY SHO-334 villa: will
be closed for a short while. because Of
sickness
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA, N. 11O7-Apt. 3; air and light:
no other roomers. Ii. 5445.
ASHLAND. I830-Pleasant sleeping room;
reasonable. He. 4044.
BELLEFONTAINE, 2827-Good home, meals
opt gent; gar. reason. He. 5507.
BROADWAY. 2528-Large airy room; l or
: people. lie. ll3O.
CENTRAL. Il32-Modern Turn. rm., gentle
men. Close N. Ii. $3.50.
CENTRAL. 1446-Nice, cool. front rm.;
modern; gntlemen preferred. Il. 9504.
CLINTON HOTEL-z9 Virginia Ave. nice,
clean, cool rms; REASONABLE rates.
DREXEL ARMS-73O N. H.; desirable out
side rooms 81 week up. Ii. 282l.
EAST, N. 842-Eront room; modern;
GRANT, NJ, l02-Large east front room:
suitable for 2 hot water. II 1858.
HAMILTON. N, 645-Nicely furn. rm.; new
mod. home, 50, garage Cherry 2565-W.
ILLINOIS. N, 19l5-Nicely furnished mod
ern nm, suitable Tor 2; 81.
home: reas. IA 42l3-W.
MERIDIAN, N, 2610-Opposite Marott no.
tel; large I'm. for 2; All. BATH I wind.
Ia 5914.
MERIDIAN. 1903 N.-Attractive rooms. ad-
Joining path: hot water. RI. 6ll0.
NEW YORK, E., 3l22-Nice, cool, front
rm., suitable for 3 modern. Oh. 5569
NORTH, E. 426-No. 49, nice room. down
town walking distance. Ri. 530l.
PARK. 235O-nice, large, airy room; Cen
tral. College car. He. 44l2
PRATT. 224 e.. APT. 6-Nice rm.. near
bath. lot water: l or 2. Ri. 1904.
TALBOT N. I8I9-Large delightfully."- cool,
newly decorated. Reas. Ia. 0293-W.
WOODRUFF PLACE. 900 West Drive
Light, airy front room. CHI 4631-W.
DESIRABLE homehke rooms: suites for
married couples. Oh. 1898.
? ATTRACTIVE RNIS.-Bus women pref;
Kitten. privileges for summer. Ia. 1904.
SPECIAL SUMNER RATES
Nice, cool, clean, rms; come and see
what We have. Denison Hotel. Ii. 1888.
LOVELY-Cool, sleeping room, private
home north; $3.50. IA. THEW.
COOL RM.-Next bath, gentleman, private
home; reasonable. He 2441.
NICE. ROOM----Prtvate home. garage OPP
tional. II, 1892.
SLEEPING ROOM-NIodern; walking dis
lance. Phone Ii. 1913.
800 e. VERMONT
Nice. clean. front rms. So and up.
TRY TIMES WANTHADS FOR BUSINESS
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Business Announcement
PAPER HANGING

Can after ,. n Ii. ans
'APER CLEANED-NO ROOM OVER 81
5CANLON. RI 1903.
PAPER HANoING-Estimates free. 1923
samples. FRANK JACKSON. Oh. 20o4
AINTING-CIeaning; Int. Ext: spraying
Easements. Il. 3ll8.
PAPER HANGING-Painting plastering.
general repair WORK. ca. o469.
PAPER HANGING-And interior decorat-
PAPER HANGING-Clesnlng and painting;
hish-clsss WORK. ca. 05lZ.
RUGs-9xi2. thoToughly cleaned; special
price $3.50 for 10 days. Guarantee Rug
Cleaners. Dr.. 1893.
RUGS CLEANED-9xl2 $3.50 Call foE
del. lo-da. spec. Keme. Rug GO. en-. 5336
WALL PAPER-Remoged y steam; save
WALL PAPER CLEANED-s1 per room all
work guaranteed. On. 256l-J. -
Help Wanted Male
RTENCED-ReHable engine lathe men,
accustomed to blue print and micrometer
WORK 202 M!ley ave.
Statesmen
who are not professional job hunters to
sell farm air furnaces on commission
basis. Our men are making big money
and you. can also If you work, II ineZ-
perienced We teach you. Apply Penlnsuler-
Furnace Co. 3s4 S Meridian ST.
WANTED AT ONCE
Hieh-grace stock ealesmen; liberal COM
missions. Apply no person bet. 10 and q
Mon. and Tues. Room ~ Hotel EnglisL.
Statesmen.
FOR RADIO-And PhcnOgraph department,
10 work with sales manager, ages %. TO 60
apply Mr.. BOvd. Radio Department, Bald
win Piano Co. 81 Monument Circle
Help Wanted Female
EXPERIENCED
ELECTRIC-IRON-O OPERATOR.
RILEY 1911
Situations Wanted Mcte
SERVICE STATION operator, grease man:
experienced rel. married. Ii 2lO7.
Situations Wanted Female
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL-Dishwashln
by week Dr 362l-R.
LAUNDRY-Mens shirts a specially. 1886
Bellefontaine Ri. 1913.
MEN S WASHING-To bring nome. Called
Tor and delivered. Ha. 1913.
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Instructions
Business Announcements

PTANO-Aud voice lessons 81: gradual
teachers at Ill Pembroke Arcade. Ii or
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ATHROOM-Complete $40; plumbing and
heating installed. Reas. Ia. sQ57.
FEATHERS Bought solo and renovated:
3 Burke 4i6 Mass Ave ri 66s5
GENERAL SEWER WORK-In undertook
cellars. Ia. 4504R.
home LDING-And repairing Cuaran-
tee. 10 to zoo saving Oh. 057s.
HOUSE PAINTING-Interior decorating;
Immediate service; reference. Ia. 5512.
FIRST CLASS PAPER HANGING-Cleang.
immediate service Noble Smith. d.. o952.
PATNTING-Int ext. Best material ano
Sorkmanship. WIN Higgins. r. Sis
PAINTING-Interior and exterior; best
mate and wkmnship. O'Neal. d.. 2sS4-M
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND. 16O7-7-rm. mod: well furn.
home; enclosed Blk yd.; very reas. He.
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Lots for Sale
Suburban for Sale

50xI6o-South OF 44th on Central AVE
Owner. 1927 n. Alabama. Apt 2.
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Business Places for Rent

HOTEL TOURIST INN-359 W. Wash;
special rates Rms. single. 35c up to
75c dble 75c up $3.50
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/. 2. 3 AND 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furnished or unfurnished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner. Market and Delaware.
Ii 3458 Room ITO
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
ADDITION TO THE SEWAGE TREAT
MENT PLANT AND INTERCEPTOR
SYSTEM
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Cottages and Resorts
Hotels

Lake Webster; rms. Its
gar: sale or rent. 1913 Park Az. Ri. 1857
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rucks

Siz-cylinder bus chassis. rebuilt ard
equipped with new tires all around. size
34x7 dual rear Also has new van BODY
20 feet long Biggest bargain n state.
Mack, 2-ton. oyerman cushion tirss:
REQ. 1-ton. 1928 model; stake oooy,
around; good running condition; closed
cab. -,
REQ. 1is-ton: about 10 months old;
standard canopy express body.
REQ, l-ton. 1928 model; stake BODY.
closed cab Al condition.
Open evenings until p. m.
GEO. M BAILEY. INC.
Ri 14l1. 100 kentucky Ave. =: ISL.
NTERNATTOyAI--l ia-ton; good tires:
cut and fiat body; IN excellent conoition.
lla8 Kentucky Ave. Il. 1903.
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USED FURNITURE MARKET

We need the room for our new mer-
chandise and have priced the following
items much lower than we allowed for
them in exchange on new furniture.
OYerstuffed suites 3-pc. .......,... 500 so
Cain and velour suites, 3-pc. ...... $3.50
Leather daveno suite, 3-pc. ........ II. 80
Side boards ..................... CSC
DlnlnS Lables -.s.....s..,. .s....s.. 4UU
Dining chairs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.25
Cash or Credit
In Our Bargain Basement
IA w WASH CIT
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In Our Bargain Basement
l4l W. WASH. ST.

WHEN you want Something good in paint,
varnish. etc, the very best that can be
MARION PAINT CO..
1886 s. Meridian. Ri 9l65.
IT TAKES a good refrigerator to keep
toods cold enough no poorly designed
nor cheaply built Ice box win do this.
Visit our refrigerator salesroOm at 1000
Northwestern avenue and let us explain
what we mean by a Well-des igned refrig-
orator POLAR ICE AND FUEL COM
BIG FOUR RY. co.
Ave- and South st. HeaVy glass tra Sp
suitable for meat shops. drug and candy
stores, also homes 25c each.
TWO-CAR GARAGE-18x20 for siding
roll roofing, sash and doors. will build
for $3.50. WESTERN WRECKING co,
Be. 1880. 1882 w. washington st.
VERY BEST HOUSE PAINTs-S205 per
gallon for colors; S2.25 for white. COM
PETITION PAINT CO., 366 S. Meridian.
Ri. GIGS.
IF YOU want good used gas range at a
bargain. See US. Big sale on. 102 S. Penn.
LAUDRETH ELECTRIC CO-254 Hudson
st. Ii. 1897. Motor repairing, armature
winding, new and rebuilt motors. plenty
Of fans. Fan repairing. We are manu-
features and distributors Of Airdale ex-
haust fans
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1927 OVERLAND 6 COACH
sos Down.
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
lG63-G5 S. Meridian.
Dr. 4743.
FORD ROADSTER. I926-NeW paint;
very GOOD tires extras; only $3.50. c. K.
Martin Co 445l W, Washington.
FCRD-Model A roadster. new tires. guar
anteet mechanically; SIPS down
CARR AUTO SALES CO.
5436 z. Wash st. Ir. 1924.
PEERLESS LATE sEDAN-I5.00 600 miles:
perfect ccnd.: 5000; trade. 2l1 z. 25th
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SNAKE-s TEETH CrFaNFn

LONDON-Ihe daily JOB cleaning
the fsngs Of the king-cobra at the
700 has been assigned to a keeper
who says he is immune to snake poi
son.
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100000 in boiler and power plant
labor alone will be effected through
the economical operation possible
with the new equipment. In fact, IL
Il said that the most advanced and
economical methods for producing
steam and power are to be incorpor-
ated in the new plant. Aside from
this fact, Mr.. Won Gontard says hat
the ~flexibility Of the new equipment
is such that its operation will not
only adequately meet the present re-
quirements Of Anheuser-Busch or
canization. be- --sil take care of cx-
pected changes in production and
general plant operation for a num-
Der Of years 10 come.
The plant which. according 10 pres
ent plans. will DC completed in the
early part Of 1880. is being erected
under the direct supervision of Nh.
Won Gontard, chief engineer. who
will also have complete charge of the
operation OF the new power plant.
Ophuls-Hill Of New York City are
the consulting engineers.
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notwithstanding the fact that the
Rio Grande Valley shippers have
adopted to a large degree the Cali
fornIa crate in packing these same
vegetables. IL Is apparent. however,
that while Valley shippers have
adopted the California crate they
are not using sufficient care in
grading and cleaning their vege-
tables, at least not to the degree
praeticed by California shippers.
California vegetables run uniform
in size in crates and where there is
a variation. as in the case Of root
crops, uniform sizes and shapes are
punched together. The roots of an
bects and carrots from California
are thoroughly clean, while beets
and carrots from Texas show a
large amount OF dirt sticking to the
roots.
There j. an unusually friendly at
titude among the middle western
produce dealers towards South Texas
products, and il il to the interest Of
South Texas producers and shippers
TO meet the objections Of the mid
western trade for after all these are
the fellows who are going to get in
creased consumption Of our products
for US IL we will help them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-22
BETTER PACK
IS NECESSARY,
EXPERT SAYS
Mid West Likes Val
ley Products; Criti-
cize Fruit Quality,
Vegetable Packing
Nv ". II. COOK

Agricultural Agent. VI. Y. Lines.
ABOARD SOUTH TEXAS ENHiB-
IT SPECIAL. OMAHA. Neb., jan %.
South Texas products are strongly
~intrenched in these mid-western
cities but their position is BY no
means impregnable. Such Is the
conclusion one must ome 10 after
listening 20 the statements Of hum
dreds Of visitors who come to view
the display Of fruits and vegetables
from the Lower Rio Grande Valley
and tho Winter Garden section on
the South Texas exhibit train that Is
being operated by the Missouri Pa
cific Lines for the purpose Of encour-
aging greater consumption Of South
Texas products.
Retail grocerymen. wholesale pro-
duce dealers and jobbers state that
the public almost universally demand
South Texas products when they are
in season, and especially j. this true
n the Lower Rio Grande Valley
grapefruit. A new angle to the COM
petition with Florida fruit has de-
reloped. however. Florida has cut