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of Scoutdom is to formulate a pro- gram for the boys, but no effort is made to drive them in putting it into effect. The honor system pre- vails in the organization, and the boys themselves are left to work out the program, encouraged and di- rected by proper leadership.
 In order that this may be done effectively, there is need for active cooperation from men of the com munity, MT. Baker asserted. He cited several methods that this could be done. He urged the mem bers of the Chamber to lend every possible assistance to District Com missioner H. L. Redlingshafer and the scoutmasters, adding: If they ask your personal assistance, the best thing you can do for the com munity is to help them out"
 He told the Chamber number of members had been selected as merit examiners and said names of these would be made public tomor- row, urging those chosen to act in that capacity.
 Aids Work Peace
 The universality of the Boy Scout aims, program and spirit, MT. Baker contended. will do much for the establishment of world peace. The Scout Jamboree held last summer in England indicated this, he said. Eff teen hundred American Scouts at tended this gathering composed of 50,000 Scouts from 53 countries. Six of the American Scouts were from the Seattle area, one from Skagway. On their return they were asked
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GREAT HONOR IS GIVEN TO
 JUNEAU M AN
Redlingshafer Is Made First District Scout
 Commissioner

The first District Scout Commis- sioner in the Territory of Alaska
 This honor has been conferred upon H. L. Redlingshafer of this city by the Seattle Area Council and approved at the Tuesday meet ing of the local district commit tee.
 For over seven years MT. Red, as he is affectionately known to boys and men, has been the back bone of scouting in Juneau and through his efforts, aided by the cooperation of the loyal Scout com mittee, has built up the organiza- tion to three troops with total of 63 registered Scouts.
 Additional activity in his position with the Forestry Department has forced MT. Redlingshafer to re- linquish his duties as Scoutmaster and serve the Scout field in some other capacity.
 The duties of the District Scout Commissioner are those of the ranking volunteer leader He works with and advises the scoptmasters and carries out the policies pre- scribed by the Council. He is also the representative of the Scout Ex- ecutive in his field and on the ab- sence of the Executive supervises the examining and awarding of badges at the Court of Honor.
 He represents the Scoutmasters on the district council and is the medium through which desires of the council are actually put into practice in the troops.
 Because of his extensive prac- tical scout experience MT. Redling- shafer is said to be the man for the job and scouting will go even farther ahead with him in this ca- pacity.
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CHAMBER ASKED BY EXECUTIVE TO AID SCOUTS
Field Executive Baker Tells Business Men How They
 Can Help Boys

The greater the interest taken by business men and their organiza- tions in the Boy Scout movement, the better it will be for not only the boys but also for the whole com munity, Fred E. Baker, Area Scout Field Executive, told the Chamber of Commerce today In an inter esting talk he touched on the high lights of the movement and sug- gested avenues of assistance that the Chamber might use in helping the local Scout troops,
 "The boy of today is the man of tomorrow" and the degree of char
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New and select me or Christina cards at The Empire.
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AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau

Gastineau
 Irving Mex. Reed, G. H. Ruarl Falrbanks; Charles Devlin, Ketchl kan; H. B. Crewson, San Francis co; c. A. Schonacker, Seattle; G. Dunham, E. J. Steele, Portland Charles Peterson: Irene Dahl; c. Jones, J. A. Ramsey Anchorage.
 Alaskan
 Al Erickson, John Sheely, Fair banks; MT. and Mrs. A. Smith, Ret chikan; H. w. Chambers, Juneal
 Zynda
 E. Mcbride, Fairbanks.
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. c c { TODAY'S STOCK
 QUOTATIONS
. . ,

NEW YCiII1, Nov. 1.-nlaska Juneau mine stock is quoted today at ,, Alleghany Corporation 26A American Ice 35, American Alcohol 24's, Bethlehem Steel 94, Corn Products 89A, General Motors 431h International Harvester 81, Kenne- colt 67ls, National Acme 13ss, Pan- American B 50, Standard Oil of California 65$s, Texas Corporation 53%, Combustion 12.
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the companies felt it would be un Just to local dealers to give reduce rates northbound as the latter ar forced to pay the regular tariff.
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LOCAL ELKS ARE TO
 STAGE DANCE NOV. 28

A special Thanksgiving dance will be staged by the B. P. O. Elks in the auditorium at Elks' Hall on the evening of November 28, it was announced today. The lodges en- tertainment committee is making elaborate plans for the event which, it is promised, will be one of the most enjoyable of the season.
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SAILS FROM SEATTLE

The Motorship NORCO will sai from Seattle for Juneau Novem Der 20th. See TRIMMER or tele phone 114 for freight reserva tlonS. adv
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

BRooKsIDE PARK - nicely furnished
rms: for light housekeeping. On. 1901.
BROADWAY, 1142-Lovely bedroom. living
room: complete; very desirable. Ri. 1918.
CAPITOL, N. 1862 or 3-rm. apt; home
Ike; private entrance. Ii. 57ol.
CENTRAL, 121O-Nicely furnished room;
garage gentleman. RI. 4742.
CENTRAL. 196O-Nicely furnished Kitchen
cite. apt. adults; everything Turn.
CENTRAL. 1862 rooms nicely furn.. sink.
convenient: reasonable.
CLINTON HOTEL-2s Virginia Avenue,
COLLEGE, 2l23-Apt No. Z; attr. I'm.
furn. apt; priv. home. He. 4l48.
DEL. N. 906-Cool #. rm. alcove, kitchen.
furn. walking dist. Ri. 1905.
HIGHLAND PL. 1882 or unfur rms.
and kitchenette; heat furnished; modern
HAMILTON, I7-Best bldg. lot east; 5-rm.
house on rear: partly furnished; SIS mo
ILL, l9l5-Beautifuliy furnished; 2-rm.
modern apt; So; everything furn.
ILLINOIS. N. 1882 rooms and Kitchen
ette $3.50; rooms. $40; suitable for 4:
everything furnished. Ia. 7ll0.
III. 1926, N.-WelI furn, sleeping nm, and
nice apartment. Ha. 1913.
LEXINGTON, l932-Nicely furnished rm.:
modern; private home; car line. DR.. 7o44
MADISON AVE, 1926 Groom apis.
mod. sink in kitchen. DR.. 4284-W
MFR., N, 1912 rms, priv. bath; every
thing furn.; married couple pre-
MER., s., 1O241a-2 furnished mod. rms;
for hsekping Cali bet: and z. DR.: 1192.
nicely furnished; adults. Ch. O477-J.
MINNESOTA. E, 733-5-room: half double;
Good location; Al condition; inside
toilet; water paid; $22. Dr.. 3472.
NEW JERSEY, N, 71l-2 large rms; mod;
sink; private entrance; adults.
NEW JERSEY. 2042 Nj, rooms, nicely
furnished; laundry privileges. Adults.
ORIENTAL, 20. NJ housekeeping apt;
also Q sleeping rms; modern; furnished.
Bath. E., 812-Between Carrollton and
Guilford; nice cool; near bath. Wa. 1862.
OHIO, E. 540-2 front rooms; $3.50 per
wh. One room. So.
OLNEY, N, 1925 Housekeeping or slpg.
rms, priv. home. gar, adults Oh. 3132.
PARKVIEW. 241-2-rm. apt. and bath;
east; laundry; gar. Ri. 2054.
ST. CLAIR, E, 309-Lovely front room;
Kitchenette; adults; walking distance.
SPRUCE, l128-Lovely, 2-rm. mod. apt;
nicely decorated. DR.. 1176.
ST. JOE, E, 215-Furnished rooms modern.
reas.; gar. opt Ri. 1864.
314 E. ST. CLAIR
Apt. No. 2. 2 front furn. mod. rms,
first floor. ress.; plenty hot water.
314 E. ST. CLAIR
connecting front rooms; LIST floor; plenty
hot water; newly furnished for house
TALBOT, 2402-2 rooms; everything fur
nished; So week. Ia. 0817.
nth, E, 27-Large cool rm., kitchenette;
$3.50; child welcome. Ii 3948.
WALNUT, E, 1l5-2 furn. rms. walk. dist;
$50 mo. See housekeeper in basement.
WALNUT. $50. E.-Apt. 3; cool, airy, 2-rm.
apartment: reasonable. Lii 1853.
18th. St, 3i9. E.-Large front I'm. mod,
home priv. reasonable. Ii. 2903.
839Ia E. WASH.-Large nm, kitchenette,
sink, Victrola, extra bedrms,; other rms.
2 FURN housekeeping apis, l with pri-
waite hath: references. 1854 N. Penn.
10TH ST., E., 226-2-room mod: nicely
decorated; everything furnished. Ri. 4a18.
Dist. w. 1057-Large, completely fur
nished; private entrance; gar. Ia. 255l.
18TH, e, 2320-2-room apt; furnished or
semi-furnished. Oh. 34g3.
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Eent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA, N, 20sT--Nicely fur nished
front apartment; reasonable. Ia. 1850.
ALA, I70i-Nicely Turn front apt. or 8
rooms modern. Ia. iSbS-R,
ALA. N. i655-No. IS: complete furnish
inss; 2-rm., kitehenette SPIT; reasonable.
ALA, N, l0ls-Clean Groom suite. mar
ried or employed couple. Ri. 1857.
ASHLAND. 1852 mod. unfur. rms: heat.
water. ighs and gas pd.; SIS. He. 1892.
home privileges; reasonable. He 5c62.
ASHLAND. 20zI-4 lrge rms, mod. lots
Of windows, hardwood fiocrs. He. l50l.
ASHLAND. IS0-2-rm.. fur. apt. down:
in-a-door bed: trent and rear porches
re. z406.
BLAINE. iS2s-2-rm. turn apt: clean,
lights. gas. hath; priv So VIZ
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Room, for Rent With Board

CENTRAL. is44-Nice cool room. good
meals. home privileges. Ia. o267.
I'LL. N.-Wanted or men to enjoy the
comforts of private home with room and
board: 81. IA. 1897.
OAKLAND, e5S-Nics front rrn.. near bath.
mod. home; good meals Oh. 27l4-W.
SOMERSET. 600 = Children to board: in
closed yd.: plenty shade; all ages. Be.
1855.
TACOMA. N. 20l-Front room. modern
home; 2 gentleman pre- On. 5312-R.
CHRISTIAN HOME-For aged or children;
best Of reference. Be. 1918 Ri.
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Apartments for Rent

APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let us help you find an apartment. We
take you in our car. No obligation OF
course. Ri. 1871.
BELLEFONTAINE, 23l5-Lower apt, 3
rms. and bath, reprinted and redecorated
throughout, garage. DR.. SOB.
NEW JERSEY, N-4-rm. duplex; mod.
gar; choice location; reas. Ri. 1915.
MAPLE ROAD, E, 40l-North view; newly
decorated Frigidaire; gar. wa. 0703.
18TH, E.. 9O3-6-room apt. steam heat;
$40. Appointment. Ia. 0419.
18th, W. 403-Modern rooms, instan-
taneous water heater; $3.50. Ha. 0282.
MERIDIAN, g. 1604-Upper apt; rms;
dressing rm.; lovely porch; garage; steam
heat; water paid. DR.. 2l8l-M.
NEW JERSEY, 1885 Sd rooms, bath;
steam heat, porch: reasonable. DR.. 03l8-J.
KREIGER
1886 E. Prospect
One and Groom apis, newly decorated;
S25 and $50.
See custodian or call Ii. 1891.
H H. WOODSMALL & co.
THE HAINES-8I0h N. Illinois; living rm.;
dinette, kitchenette. bath; $30-$38;
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BOTTLES
Home Bottle Supplies


Sagalowsky Bottle Co.
Ri. 7104. sos s. Capitol Ave.
BREAKFAST SET-Beautiful living room:
occasional tables. 2428 N. Meridian.
BUFFET-Excellent condition; very reason
able. Call Ii. 1920.
CTNDERS- SAND AND GRAVEL; GEN
ERAL HAULING. c. E. RILEY. 1R: 2820.
VENPORT-Library table, heating stove.
DOORS FOR GARAGE-$10 and up per
Lumber Co. State and De Loss st.
ELECTRIC WASHERS repossessedi Un-
paid balance buys them. Patterson , SHADE
Co, 9 E. Washington ST., Woolworth
Bldg. 3rd. Elevator service.
ELECTROLUx--The gas refrigerator.
furnishes endless, noiseless refrigeration
for your home at. lowest operation ex-
psH''' F. F." D. - GARkpSNER 81 Co. .
221 E. Maryland st. ii. 1898
FRACTURE BED-Practically new; cost $50
Will sell cheap. Private own. Ri. $3.50
GATELEG TABLE-High oven gas range,
table. 1883 N Meridian. Apt. q. Ia 5829:
GARAGE. lOxl6.Lumper. roofing. nails
and hardware. $3.50 delivered. Anything
ICE BOX-150 lbs, just the thing for soft
drinks, real barg. Beech Grove 1851
LADIES' SILK DREssEs-1 coat; good con-
dition; very cheap. Ri: $3.50.
PEACHES-VERY FINE
HALE AND BIG RED, EsAREY'S ORCH
ARD. HE. 1929 OR RI. 4164.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-For sale; reas.
1908 Central Ave. Apt. 81. He. 1854.
REFRIGERATOR h., So; just used a
short time, selling out due to recent in
Bridges & Graves. Realtors, 24s N. Del
Ri. 3477.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Ef iss w. dTSP hafss E5Rpf RI e. B7is
Broom OUTFIT, $124.75
Living room. bedroom and combination
STATE FURNITURE co.
200 S. Meridian st.
TENT-I0x12 GOOD CONDITION; CHEAP.
TENT-New S0x60; real bargain. 22oi
Fernway ST. On. 537O.
ELECTRIC RANGE-Universal; 3-burner;
with oven; brojl.; reas. Or. zz22-r1ng-9.
ELECTRIC. WAsHERS..We rebuild and
ssryGs al ou @akeS b 6 sss'rO appliance
WINDS OF THE WESTERN sEA-Are not
as comfortable as .'Nu-AiI., yentila tors:
Let's prove it. MEIER ELECTRIC q
3 Meridian oe st. Vf Il. s4di 90: w
REAL BARGAINS in used gas ranges; big
assortment; SIS to SO. 100 S. Penn. St
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-Outsi9e or IN
sds = GpoSs e sRq Thi &C. sss g sa %e
ridian st Ri o:65.
YOU CONSULT YOUR JEWELER ABOUT
SETTING FOR YOUR D1AMONDS--So
whv not consult your ice man about the
setting for the ice you buy. Ice can not
perform efficiently in q poor refrigerator.
Let us furnish your refrigerator. POLAR
ICE AND FUEL COMPANY, 1000 North
western Ave, Ia. 0689.
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 neg furniture.
OVerStufied suites 3-pc. ........... .s39. so
Cain and velour suites. S-pc- ...... $3.50
Leather daveno suite. 3-pc. ..-..... 12-oo
Side boards S-S0
Dining tables 4-0g
Dining chairs .................... 1-S5
Cash or Credit
In Our Bargain Basement
l41 w. WASH. ST.
BIG FOUR RY. co.
Unclaimed Freight Station. cor. Capitol
Ave. and South St. Wash boards. various
kins. Csc each.
VERY BEST HOUSE PAINTS-s3O5 per
gallon for colors; S2.25 for Ehite. COM
PETITION PAINT CO. s66 g. Meridian
a.
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Cottages and Resorts

LAKE wEBSTER-C Cottages; & rms. lights.
ga; cot for Wk. ends. 101s Park. Ri 470s.
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Business Places for Rent

BLVD. PLACE. 1S01-Storeroom. 17x5o.
corner. good location, neighborhood
wants good live grocery and meat
market. Ha. 1883.
DOCTORS OFFICELocatio ton IS wears.
sos z. Sad. Ta. $3.50. Wa. 0948.
CfRCIE-Groupd door office: suitcase:
reasonable rent. Ii. asst. Mr.. Dean.
STORE ROOMS living rms. near Shops
Ideal Drug Store. 270S West 10th.
STOREROOM-First and second floors and
basement with elevator. steam heat. 46
s. Senate Ave. Get keys at 202 Ken
lucky Ave. RI 9287.
Cottages and Resorts
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Situations Wanted Female

EXPERIENCED POWER MACHINE OPER-
ATORS-APPLY AT ONCE. SHIRLEY
GARMENT CO, COL MURPHY BLDG.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Houses for Rent


ASHLAND. 1888 double; north side; z
rooms; s25. Wa. 1853.
BARTa 1867 rooms P a9de except bath
i modern; CARA garage; $sa5o. Ii. ESQ.
n PapeTed; garage car line: sss Oh il84
C0L.-Rai6ton, 1922; 3rms,; kitch.. front
porch, cleo; f1ne we'll; CHIP IT. Ia. 2433-J
Water S ps ys5o ID s5a efa
GALE, N, 122s-5-room, semi-modern
School. car line; SIS. HUI. 7I76.
GLADSTONE, N, ls14.4-rm,i mod. s dSg-
H 95Fsss vii S p sS s $685. RI n0s s44 single
PROsPECT,- 24f7-la Of double, rooms;
semi-modern; gerage: SCI.
PARK, 1854 bedroom, mod, double, gar.
suitable roomers. $50 Ri. 1888.
PARK, 2S22-Mod., 4-bedrm. home; gar;
near school; SIS. Owner, He. 5733.
SPRUCE ST, 1865 rooms, semi-modeIn
STATE, N. 4SS-Near Tech; s-room mod
ern; Bargain; $s2.5O Ri. 1osi
SPRUCE, 1726-Upper duplex; rms, gas.
cleo. inside toilet. ga: wa. pd.; SIS.
SOUTH OF WASH. SIT rms. and bath,
upstairs, seuli-modeTn. water and lights
paid. very reasonable to permanent ten
ant. Cali DR.. $3.50.
SPRUCE. l6l5-6-roonl semi-inodern cot
tage; garage; pleasant surroundings; $40
spRING ST. e1S-4 rooms, sem-modern.
TUXEDO, s., l9-5-noom half double good
condition; semi-modern.
TIBBS AVE. 1701-7-ROOM MODERN
HOME.
UDELL iI34-6-room modern: new fur
mace: paint: garage; SIS. Ri. 1881.
WOODRUFF. 516 E. D.-Attractive double;
steam plant: near Tech; $3.50. Oh. 1904
REDUCED 10 s12.50-Four-room single
in fine shape. CRUISE. 1913 N. Delaware.
BUNGALOW-Strictly modern; good trans
portation: $50; on n. Gale. IT. o79S.
Both. w. CO.'S rms. mod. garage, chill
dren welcome. references. $40. Gu. 1897.
COLORED-44 ". 36th St.; room; strict
ly modern; key. next door; $22. Mr..
COLORED-e0 Dorman; rms: newly
dec; electricity water paid. He. 4125
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Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED-I0 carloads Of furniture TIM
mediately; best prices. Can Ri. 2ols
MIR. PIERCE.
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Money TO Loan


PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS
SECURITY INV & LOAN INC
1856 n DELAWARE u $3.50
OUR REDUCED RATES LOWEST IN CITY
RATE PER CENT
~ PER CENT BELOW THE LEGAL RATE
SAVE NEARLY ONE-HALF
No extra charge-get full amount of
loan. Very small weekly or monthly pay
ments on principal can be arranged.
PAY more than the regular payment and
reduce interest. Pay of at any. time
and stop interest. Interest charged only
on balances. Loans on furniture to hus-
band and wife. No embarrassing investi-
cations. Other companies paid on. Write,
Bldg, S. E corner Wash and Illinois st.
Ri. 1887. Chattel loans from $40 to $500
INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN
LOANS, $40 TO $500.
METRO LOAN CO.,
500 ROOSEVELT BLDG.
II. 2491. Established 1887. Ii. 1891.
Northeast corner Illinois and Washington.
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Coal and Wood

KINDLING WITH EACH TON
Best Va. block, 6 in. fkd- ......... 1926
Best Va, lp., in. clean. fkd....... 6.25
Best Ind. Up: or egg 1kd- :s,...,...-, as
DR.. 462i 1910 BLUM Ave
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Dodge-Grahams. TO liz tons; rs
Macks: Ia TO 2-ton Packards; TO
~ Federais: 2 2-tou Service. S-ton
White dump; 3-2ton Packard dumps. ~
other guaranteed rebuilt trucks; com plete
motors. azles, bodys. traiiers, parts for
all trucks. Indianapolis Truck and Parts
Co, li25 z. Maryland Or. 2z20.
FORD TON TRUCK-With starter. SIS. j.
1910 villa Ave.
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WHITE, AfNABELLF-Beloved wife Of
John r. white. mother Of Mrs Hattie
Grsham. passed away Sunday. Aug. 16. 3
D. m. age 63 years. Funeral Tuesday.
Aug 20. $3.50 q. m. at residence. 1893
Kentucky ave Friends invited Burial Mt
Pleasant cemetry. Hall. Ind. about 145.
Friends may call at residence after p. m.
Monday
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HARVEY COAL co.
1870 e. MORRIS ST. Or z0e4
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Houses for Sale
EXTRA

Nonresident will sacrifice home and
income. on nice looking corner of fast
growing value. Southeast corner of North
and Liberty SITS. across from Real Silk.
Double. 10 rooms and bath, $500. Fur
nishing. for two families. including 2
pianos, one a player, all in excellent
condition. VIII sell one house or whole
corner or trade for Seattle real estate
Bargain hunters and investors look this
coming corner over. Owner, J. W.
THICKER 537 Liberty
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Business Property for Sale

BRICK BUSINESS BUILDING-Located
downtown district; near commission row;
will take reasonable payment down: bal
ance like rent. Call DR. $3.50.
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Death Notices

TIMES WANT ans F0R RIIstNr
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BIG FOUR RY. co.
Unclaimed Freight Station, cor. Capitol
Ave and South st. Wash boards. various
kins, use each.
VERY BEST HOUSE PAINTss305 per
gallon for colors; S225 for Etlite. COM
PETITION PAINT CO. e66 s. Meridian
Ri. 9i65.
WHEN yor want something good in paint.
varnish. &c, the very best that can be
made, see Marion Paint Co.. 3S6 S.
Meridian. Ri. 9i65.
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Barter and Swop

1928 TWIN HARLEY-DAVIDSON
cash or trade Ford coupe. 359 Prospect.
EQUITY in Studebaker rs touring; radio,
furniture. Sell or trade all or part. Make
offer. 3945 Rockville road.
HAVE good repenting rifle, to trade for
pool table. Ia. 1865
NEW ELECTRIC RADIOS-Take anything
in trade. Ia. 1921. MIR. MORGAN.
WHIPPED, 1927 COACH-Good cond. and
radio. trade for Chevrolet. 439 s. Dearborn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-30
Dallas Delegates
Will Visit Valley

George 3. Webster. national field
secretary Of the association Of clean
ers and dyers, which is to hold the
national convention in Dallas IN
January. was in Brownsville Thurs
day, completing arrangements for
hte entertainment Of a party from
the convention making a side trip
to the Valley.
The trippers will be brought to
the upper end Of the Valley by Spe-
cial train. Leaving the train there.
they rae to be brought down the
Valley by automobile, probably stop
ping for breakfast at Sharyland. and
continuing their trip through the
citrus and truck growing sections.
with stops at points OF special in
terest. Thye will be entertained in
Brownsville, and ltaer have dinner
in Matamoros. according TO a pro-
gram worked out with @. G. Rich
ardson, Of the chamber Of COM
merce. Charles Burton has been
appointed chairman Of the commit
tee on arrangements.
Pictures and material pertaining
TO the Valley will be furnished to
the f0r trade organs published by
the cleaners and dyers. and allied
industries. and articles will be print
ed in these from time TO time TO
arouse interest in the Valley trip.
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and increased. he also declared. to
push the canned grapefruit pro-
duct on the market, furthering this
feature Of the industry.
Clendening spoke of moving pic
lures made Of the Valley recently
which win be shown soon for pub
licity. and commented upon the in
flux Of tourists which he saw forth
coming for the Valley during the
coming year.
A. A. Hargrove was appointed
chairman of an attendance COM
mittee, with Sam Perl and Mar
shall Watson as members. Mrs. X
w. Sutherland gave several songs.
accompanied by Mrs. II. 4. Snow.
and Judge Dancy thanked the club
for the recent honor bestowed upon
him in the distinguished citizen
selection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-30
ADVANTAGES In
VALLEY SHOWN
Clerdening Says California
Would Give Billion For
This Section

William Clendening. publicity
counsel for the Port Isabel COM
pany. was the principal speaker at
Thursdays Kiwanis club meeting az
Ell Jardin hotel. discussing the
value Of publicity and advertising
for the Valley. and the important
developments which the future
holds for the section should its nat
ural resources and advantages be
exploited.
California, he said. would under
write a billion dollars If a section
of the Rio Grande Valley could DC
lifted and transferred to that state.
Showing one respect in which the
Valley Is far ahead Of the Golden
State. he declared that California
is spending 500 per acre for fer
tilization Of its land and $40 per
acre fer its irrigation.
THE Valley" he said. should BE
made into the grapefruit capital OF
the world. If the lowly sauer
kraut. by intensive advertising, can
be put over with the effect it has
attained. what could be accom-
plished for the grapefruit"
The speaker emphasized the need
for cooperation among Valley
towns, and a fuller realization Of
what could be accomplished by a
national advertising campaign
Canneries should be encouraged