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OLDSMOBILE 1927 COUPE with rumble seat
and 4-wheel brakes; paint and tires ike
new; bargain; will trade. terms to suit
2l07 Pa. ave. West 1888
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SALE--AUTOMORuES.

MARMoN 1923 7-PAss. DE LUKE SEDAN
Al In every way; ready to go and priced
Washington Cadillac Co, iis6-4o Connecti-
cut ave. Decatur 1901.
MARMON LIGHT EIGHT SEDAN--Has had
equipped Priced riSht, your car in trade:
terms. Dick Murphy, Inc, 1885 18th NV.
NASH 1000 1923 STANDARD sEDAN-Best
eondition; owner leaving city. Phone Kens.
NASH 1927 LIGHT 2-DooR sEDAN-In
real bargain: viii trade, terms TO suit,
2l07 Pa. ave. West 1888.
NASH FOUR-CYLINDER COACH-fn excel
snd pant real s%9 az ;i .T% bs ss
Murphy. Inc. 1855 l4th NV. Adams s7oo
OAKLAND LANDAU SEDAN, l92S-only run
men Bumpers 1ns' shock absorbers
trade for Iishter car. Can Mr.. Rector,
Looks like new. No down payment to prop
erty owners; SIS per months; So interest
on unpaid balance. 1927 14th st. NV.
luxeJ. excellent mechanical condition; will
sell at bargain. X. II. Brown, Cleveland
5091. 3407 2sth NV.
OLDSMOBILE De Luxe 1925 Coach-sILf5.
Selling for unpaid notes. Impossible to tell
from new car. 2l02 l4th st. NV. NJ 1909
OLDSMOBILE. 1928 4-DOOR SEDAN-Ms-
snteed: ssTs: terms ses SHcsnent; S11sso
l4th St, Decatur 1890. Open until B pm.
oLDsMoBILE 1927 COUPE with rumble seat
neS 4Whse Rak s paint and tires IKE
2lO7 Pa. ave. West 1888.
OLDSMOBILE 1928 4-DOOR sEDAN-Run
very little; looks Ike new; q bargain TO
paics ouyer; VIII 5od trade; terms to suit. 2lo7
PFA ASE eIo,6 SEDAN, 1s2SaWth excellent
Ask for s0C Mo- S0T g. pssEar car I7S %
Kalorama I'd.
PACKARD 6 sEDAN--only $685. Seldom
low price. Packard. 100 Kalorama I'd.
PAIGE COACH-BROUGHAM, I927-s5s5:
used very little by careful driver, in perfect
Inc. 1885 l4th NV. Adams 200.
PEERLESS SEDANS (2)-One 1925 81 and
one 1926 ~, both 7-passenger. for immediate
a bargain TO the purchasers: they have been
carefully driven by chauffeur and are in
perfect condition; terms to responsible par
ties. Cairo Garage. 1907 Corcoran st. NV.
PIERCE ARROW SEDAN. model 800; this
small Pierce Is the ideal Of the discriminate
ing buyers. 1t Is reconditioned the same as
new terms or trade Southern Motor Sales,
1924 14th st NV. Decatur 1886.
STUDEBAKER 1923 DICTATOR 2-PAsS
iCsoupe-very low mileage; looks and runs
trade: The Washington Cadillac Co,
1l36-40 Connecticut ave. Decatur 1901.
0IO0EDArSGR ESOaL0lEn. lSZf-SoO.UDs
Runs and looks perfect. Being sold for un-
paid notes. Repair Dept, 2l02 l4th st. NV.
N. 2909.
sTUDEBAKER 1929 DICTATOR SEDAN
Run 1,500 miles; looks and runs like new;
Will give new car guarantee; $3.50; terms
See Mr.. Barnes, 1923 18th ST., Decatur 1890.
Open until pm.
WILLYS-KNIGHT CLUB SEDAN in Al
condition. Has good tires. VIII sell for sos.
Call Adams 1927.
WILLYS-KNIGHT 81 roadster, SIPS; good
condition. Adams l899-W.
AUTOMOBILES by auction es Weschler's.
gig Pa. aye. NV. every Wednesday and
BUICK 1928 TOWN SEDAN-Like new, $3.50.
Buick 1923 Sport Coupe-Rumble seat,
S675.
All fully guaranteed See Mr.. Barnes.
1879 14th st. Decatur 1890. Open until
CHRYSLER 1926 COUPE.
Model so; car in excellent condition and
carefully kept; $500; liberal payment plan.
Graham-Paige Co. of Washington,
D. c., 1926 18th st. NV.
Potomac IT'D
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BAKERY SALESMAN

DANLN .CNLLDMNN
Salesman to sell and deliver light prod
Gct used by all bakers; steady employment
TO right man and good chance for advance
nent: man who knows local bakeries pre-
ferred: state experience, age. etc. Address
Box 1870. Star ONCE.
MEN for outside sales force of
national organization. If you
are a worker and anxious for
permanent employment with
unlimited opportunity, we have
an attractive proposition offer.
Experience unnecessary. APP
ply Friday morning, 10 am. the
Hecht Co.,, employment Office.
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MEN-An unusual opportunity
awaits 5 neat-appearing young
men under 80 who can be bonded |;
guaranteed salary during training
period. From 10 until 2 tomorrow,
see Mr.. Sauriol, Potomac Electric
Appliance Co, 14th and c SITS. NV.
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HELP--FEMALE.
-


WAITRESS, white, fun time employment.
Call virginia Tea Room. 1856 Conn. ave.
WOMAN, experienced. new florist shop; ref
erences. details. Address Box BID. Star
ONCE.
WOMAN-Permanent position for alert
young woman between 81 and 20 who is
willing to make herself valuable and merit
promotion. No office work. Must be high
school graduate and free to travel. Address
Box 55-Z. Star office.
YOUNG WOMAN, over 81. seeking business
experience; permanent position with ad-
vancement; must be ambitious. energetic.
well educated and free to travel. Address
Box a3-Z. Star ONCE.
WANTED-SALESWoME FOR
Sportswear,
Coats,
Dresses,
Millinery.
Hosiery.
Underwear.
Erlebacher's. 1910 F. st. NV. require the
services OF thoroughly experienced sales
women for the above departments. Only
those with high-claSs speciality shop and n
successful past record need apply to Mr.
d. L. Frank general manager.
BERBERICHS
are receiving applications for the following
positions for their
NEW WOMEN'S APPAREL DEPT.
Saleswomen
For Coats. Suits, Dresses.
Bookkeeper.
Cashiers, Wrappers,
Filters.
Alteration Hands.
BERBERICH'S.
18th and p NV
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DOWNTOWN PARKING.
DOWNTOWN PARKING LOT.
On 10th st. NV. between ID and SITS
Opposite Washington Gas Light Coz for
lease. This lot has been levelled, covered
watchman's house erected and is practically
ready Tor operation. There is a demand for
poth day and evening parking in this loca-
ton. Apply real estate dept, Washington
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BUICK RoADsTERmGood running order.
BUICK MASTER ROADSTER-S675; in per-
with TWO spares; rumble seat; many extras.
Terms. Dick Murphy, Inc.' 1885 l4th NV.
BUICK MASTER s 5-pass. Coupe. 1877
Original hnish. Perfect in every detail. Has
app SaH .I same as new car: Slip covers
1ILn % NJ sts NV.
BUICK 1927 Master 5-pass. Brougham--
-Four new, tires. Mechanically excellent.
finish and interior perfect. wonderful
car at low price. GMAC terms. Emerson
OIme. nth M SITS. NV.
BUICK 1926 Standard 4-door sedan-An
sturdiness with reliability and economy.
rlnlsh. interior and mechanical condition
exeelIent. Terms. Emerson 81 Orme, 18th &
HUIcKs-At this time we have a complete
STOCK OF used Buick automobiles; q few of
t snsm ;sss as follows 1929 stands5s ador
ara sport coupe, 1877 standard coach, 1927
STANDARD sedan, 1927 master roadster, We
VIII take your car in trade and give terms.
D a1co Murphy Inc, 1885 18th st. NV. Adams
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OAKLAND 1928 Sport Coupe-Rumble seat
Looks like new. No down payment to prop
erty owners; SIS per month; So interest
on unpaid balance. 1927 14th St NV
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE FOR CLERK CARRIER, POST OF
FICE. PATENT OFFICE, EDITORIAL CLERK
STATISTICS, STEM. AND TYP. EXAMS. TIT
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Sc. cor. 18th and r NV. PHI. Met. 1887.
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EXPERIENCED
BUSINESS PROPERTY
SAT .ESMAN

with old established firm; full
cooperation, extensive advertis-
ing, excellent leads; commission
basis. Address Box 96-C, Star Of
fee.
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oLDSMoBILE De. Luxe 1928 Coach-s5iI,F5.
Selling for unpaid notes. impossible to tell
from new car. 2lO2 18th ST NV N aqna
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PACKARD SEDAN, 1s25-With excellent
n nar clean can INTERIOR ason oversize tires good
trade. Ask for No. SO. Packard. 100
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A REAL FUTURE

Man, preferably married, as agent and
collector; salary, commission and bonus
nrst-class reference, necessary; experience
not necessary. Apply manager or telephone
Main 3b72 for appointment If now employed
Sun Life Insurance Co. of America, 1903 II
ct. NV, 4th floor.
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oLDsMoBILE 1923 4-DOoR sEDAN-Run
very little: looks like new; q bargain 10
quick buyer; will trade; terms to SUIT. 2lO7
Pa. West 24a3
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
FLOOR MANAGERS.

FLOOR MANAGERS.
A prominent speciality store
requires the services of a woman
and a man to act as floor man
ayers. Positions demand good
appearance, ability to meet Gus
toners and direct working force.
Prefer store experience. Apply,
stating age, education and ex-
perience to personnel director.
Address Box 12o-D, Star office.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BEAUTY PARLORS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Mabelle Honour School of Beauty
Culture remains open until pm. Satur-
days. at Burchell Bldg. 8l7 14th st. Mar
cells. ,25c and Soc other work at CORE
spondingly low prices. Permanent wave, IS.
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BUYER - Experienced woman
capable of taking complete
charge of ladies' ready-to-wear
dept. State experience and sal
airy expected. Address Box
AID, Star office.
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ROY

with bicycle IN large real estate ONCE.
Must be alert, Trustworthy, willing to work
cellent opportunity to learn the real estate
business. Salary to start, $40 a month.
Appiy l1i6 Eve st NV
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
By
Kate O'Brien

wildered and very tender. he took her
hands and tried to comfort her as II
she were a baby.
I'll take you home" said Robert
Say good night to the Sleeping Lady
And he helped her into his boat. Tow
ing hers behind he rOwed quickly, look
ing at Nan often as they Travelled, and
answering her wistful smile.
At the farmhouse gate they said
goodnight.
IN see you tomorrow" he muir
INJURED But as he turned to go she was
with him again. She laid her mouth
on his.
Good night, o, good night" she said
and her voice was full OF tears. But
before he could open his arms, she
was gone like a ghost.
Robert had to drive his mother to
Penzance the next day, and did not
see the Grevils before he started. It
happened to be the day of August
1914, on which England declared war
on Germany. When in Penzance Mrs
Forder, who was a person OF many ap-
prehensions, found 1t necessary to stay
there for the night, in order the more
easily to keep in touch with her hus-
band and with news, by wire and tele-
phone. Robert accepted the Inevitable
ity of this, and sent a postcard to Nan
The next day did not lessen Mrs. For
der's nervousness, or help her to de-
eide on what she would do next. She
chung to Robert for comfort in her
bewilderment and kept him for three
nights in Penzance before she con-
Guided she had better return to the
cottage, pack up, and hurry to town
Her son drove her out of Penzance at
an alarming speed.
When Robert went down to the farm
house that afternoon it was locked and
empty. A fisherman who had been q
friend of Felix came by. Robert ques-
toned him. Yes, they had all gone off
in a great hurry yesterday-worried
about this war business. Terrible
Robert nodded CURLY and strobe away
He had lost Nan. That was clear
This house was not the Grevil'S own;
they had only taken it for this one
summer, Just as his mother had taken
the cottage. They lived in Shropshire
somewhere, he thought, and in town
but he hadn't a vestige Of an address
And she had left no message at the
cottage.
Robert flung himself down on the
heathery crest of the cove, and stared
at the Sleeping Lady. She lay tran
Gull in the sunlight, just as she had
lain on all those afternoons when Nan
and he had SWum to her.
He drove his mother to town next
morning, and, as the car climbed the
hill, he did not look back to the Sleep
ing Lady.
Continued next week.
Copyright: 1928: BY Kate O'Brien)
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
B0BBED HAIRED WOMEN
NEEDN'T HAVE GRAY HAIR

years hairdreSSerS, scattered Over the
country have been using it. Results
are so nice and gradual men used 1t
too. 1t doesn't stain the scalp, and as
a test n need only apply it to some
small spot q few days to watch results.
Shampoo a. often as desired.
Most people are first induced to try
Lea's for gray hair but 1t primarily was
Intended as q tonic to put the scalp,
hair roots, pigment glands and hair In
q healthy, vigorous condition. OF course
with q healthy scalp comes q change
IN appearance OF hair and a reStOra-
ton OF the natural shade of brown, red,
black, auburn, or blonde. There are
some three thousand shades of color In
human hair-nO dye expert can paint
ones hair as exquisitely as nature.
Lea's merely stimulates nature to re-
newed activity, puts nature back or the
JOB, you might say, and the tint she
imparts to your hair, once the scalp,
roots and glands become healthy Is ma
tural. What Is more beautiful or be-
coming than natures own choice of
shade to match your eyes, complexion
and beauty?
II q reader desires to try Lea's Hair
Tonic on guarantee of complete salts
faction they should get a bottle at drug
store or pin dollar bill to this adver-
tisement and send to Lea's Tonic Co.,
Brentwood, Md, for generous size bot
tie, full directions.
Experts cannot detect the use Of Lea's
Hair TOnic.-AdV.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
NEW INTERNAL REMEDY
ENDS AGONY OF PILES

lay down In comfort. I got discouraged
as nothing helped me. At last our
druggist got in these marvellous new
pills. / got relief in one day and was
all cured In five days with no trace Of
piles SINCE" declares n Of the many
thousands who have used COlac Pile
Pills. Mrs. John Quinlan, Glen Falls.
N. Y.
Even delicate old men and women
troubled with piles, sit, walk and sleep
in comfort without pain in a few hours
In many instances and report complete
relief in 8 few days. Doctors endorse
this harmless, effective internal way.
Anyone may get the same results. Colac
Pile Pills are made In the worlds larg-
est laboratory Of finest ingredients.
Certainly nc one, young or old, should
suffer another day. Just a couple pills
with swallow Of water at meal time for
q few days. Leading druggists In this
and other towns are featuring them.
II your druggist hasn't Colac Pile Pills,
send 75c to Colac Chemical Co., Brent
wood, Nd, with name and address for
full size bottle, 10 tablets, plain wrapper,
return mail with full directions.-Adv.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
At Last Relief Permanent, Quick
Without Salve Or
Suppositories
THOUSANDS AVOIDING
OPERATION FOR PILES

Everyone knows that piles and hem.
orrhoids are caused by swollen, dilated
veins. A famous chemist asked him.
self one day: why can't / coat q pill
with q substance impervious to gas
trio Juices so 1t will pass through the
stomach into the bowels and then dis
solve into a healing, soothing liquid to
reach the innermost parts-allay. the
pain and irritation-help, nature pan
nlete and permanent way?"
HIS research brought results. Thou
sands of tests prove that nc matter
how long or how severely n has SUI
fered they may go about relieving their
condition In q simple, scientific, harm
less fashion without the use Of oldtime
salves, suppositories, or operations.
"For years I suffered terribly with
piles. Gould not work, stand up or
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
The Very Best Time

to take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is now. This herbal Alternative
extract makes the blood redder - i'm
proves and repairs your system, rouses
organs into healthy action and builds up
needed flesh and strength. Read this:
Mrs. Myrtle Delaney of 2s27 Summit Ave,
Everett, Wash, said. CDR. Pierce's medicines
have proven very beneficial to me, and | am
glad to them. i have taken the
Golden Medical Discovery with the very best
results. When | am rundown, weak and nerv-
Gus or suffering in any way | take the Pre-
scription' and the Discovery The 'Favorite
Prescription acts on the nerves and the Dis
covery' acts as a blood cnricher."
Ask your nearest druggist for DR..
Pierce's Discovery, in tablets or liquid
or send l0c for trial package of tablets
to DR.. Pierce's Clinic, Buffalo, N. Y,
Write for free medical advice.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
The Sleeping Lady
IN TWO PARTS-PART ONE

published by special ARRANGEMENT with The
Chicago Tribune Syndicate)
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
Nature Will Keep Hair
Youthful Shade Free
OF Gray
LIFELESS GRAY HAIR
REGAINS OLD BEAUTY

Everybody knows II color glands and
hair roots are healthy and active, the
hair will continue indefinitely q rich,
natural color entirely free Of gray OF
Streaked locks.
A doctor several years ago asked
himself this question: II l can stimu-
late digestion, liver, heart, etc, with q
tonic, why not rub q stimulating tonic
into the scalp that will revive those In
active glands SO nature In her own ma
tural way will resume putting plenty
Of pigment into the hair tubes-surely
the hair will then sum It's original
beautiful shades OF youth regardless Of
users age or previous condition Of theil
hotv
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
BLAST IN CANYON
GREAT SPECTACLE
1000 FEET OF 1O0-FOOT WALL TO
BE DYNAMITED FOR
NEW ROAD
Shortcut Of Yellowstone Trail Running
Through Jefferson Canyon Will Re-
quire Spectacular Method In Remov-
ing Cliff to Make Way for Highway.

One Of the most gigantic ~spectacles
OF highway engineering In Montana,
which Is expected to attract dozens
Of motion picture news reel phOtOg-
raphers, will be consumated In about
two seconds when 1000 feet Of the
l00-fOOt high Jefferson canyon wall
Is dynamited to make way for q
Yellowstone trail shortcut this month.
Preparations for the two-second dy-
namiting job, however. will take sew
eral weeks in which the canyon wall
Is drilled for the dynamite sets"
AS result of the engineering coup
will occupy q 2,000-foot long stretch
through the canyon over which the
turbid torrent of the Jefferson now
flows and the route of the Yellowstone
trail now running from Cardwell to
Sappington via Harrison will 60 di-
rectly from Cardwell to Sappington,
through the scenic Jefferson canyon
and on a route Ia miles shorter.
Necessity of the dynamiting job is
because the Jefferson canyon now Is
only wide enough for the Jefferson
river and the railroad. The dynamit-
ing will throw the canyon wall into the
river and make way for the highway
next to the wall. The railroad then
will occupy the newly formed level next
to the river.
During the dynamiting and the fol-
lowing moving Of the Northern Pacific
tracks the Northern Pacific trains Will
be routed owe the Milwaukee road.
Construction is to be paid for by the
federal and state governments. AS the
job is expected to be one of the larg-
est highway dynamiting Jobs and one
of the most spectacular, many news
reel photographers are expected to
photograph it.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
Dude Ranch Business Good

Montana's dude ranch business will
thrive this summer If advertising and
publicity have anything to do with it
The state publicity department has re-
ceived a letter from T. Joe Cahill, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Dude Ranchers
association in New York, saying that
extensive plans are under way to bring
an unprecedented number of eastern
visitors to Montana ranches this sea-
son.
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PLANTS, SEEDS AND BULBS

WE PAY TOP CASH PRICES for poultry, eg
butter. veal, j. L. Dorsh Co. Butte, MO
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04

SWEET CLOVER, good grade, club orders &C
adian thistle. Free samples. All seed shippeHc
subject to your approval. N. D. Grimm Al
falfa Association, State COLLEGE. Station, farr
go. N. D. Cooperative organization OF oot
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Reappointed Sanitarium President

DR.. c. E. K. Vidal has been reap
pointed president of the Montana Tu-
berculosis sanitarium at Galen by Gov.
John E. Erickson. DR.. Vidal has held
the position for more than eight years.
His appointment is indefinite, as the
law does not prescribe the tenure OF
office of that position.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04

For SALE-Kozy house. garage, store with
living rooms. sewer, gas, electric lights IN
both places. Observation-Disclosures, COS Ninth
Ave. So. Great Falls. Montana.
200 EXCHANGES EVERYWHERE. Match any
deal Box ITS. Yakima, Wash.
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EEAI SAIE OF sSSHsSGl
40 A part irrigated choice for Fruit, DAIRY
Poultry, Okanoean Valley. IN, for any
thing worth $4,000, cost $4,000; also. 3 Everett
Wn., houses SIS, 900. F. George, Las vegas
Nevada.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
REMARKABLE DISCOVERY

The doctors search led to endless ex-
periments. He didn't want q dye or
tint, and 1t, Of course, must be harm
less even II a person used 1t many
years. Under the name, LEAFS Hair
tonic he finally perfected. For several
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-21

. Farm
Outlook
BY ARTHUR III. JENKINS
Editor The Farm Journal

If freeing the Philippine islands
would be a good stroke Of business
for the United States farmers, let
US turn them loose forthwith.
That Is the newest development
in Philippine affairs, and this is
how it has come up.
A part Of the grievance that
farmers have against the rest OF
the population is that they get no
help, or at least not enough help.
from the protective tariff.
We import from the rest of the
world an enormous volume Of all
kinds Of agricultural products ev-
cry year. A large proportion of
these compete directly or indirectly
with the products of u own
farms.
Corn from Argentina, for exam
pie, completes directly with our own,
along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts.
We know no bananas here, but
nevertheless bananas compete indi-
rectly with every orange, apple,
peach and pineapple we raise in
our own orchards and fields.
The remedy for this situation. of
course. is a much higher scale Of
tariff duties, provided we wish and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-21
surfacing, Monahans to Winkler
county line.

surfacing, Monahans to Winkler
county line.
Jones county, II IL miles, gravel
base, Hamlin to near Stamford.
Dimmit county, 10 ga miles,
gravel base, Garlic Springs north.
Harris, 10 1-3 miles shell Shout
ders, South Houston to Webster.
Arkansas, 8 1-3 miles, grading
and structures, Rockport west.
Cottle, II ga miles, grading and
structures, Paducah south.
Bell, 2 miles, grading and struc-
lures, Salade north, highway 2.
Bids will be opened Wednesday,
April "a, on the following:
Austin county, IL miles. concrete
paving, Bellville east to Brazos
river on highway TIA.
Pamela, 8 1-2 miles, drainage
structures.
Cottle, 10 IA miles, concrete
paving, Paducah to Motley county
line; 20 miles of grading and
structures from Paducah to Chill
dress line.
Montgomery, 6 10 miles, con-
crete paving, Willis to Walker
county line.
Gillespie, 81 10 miles, drainage
structures, removing % concrete
dips and ~surfacing approaches to
new structures, across county.
Jones, 5 Ia miles grading and
structures and concrete paving; Is
ga miles of grading and struc-
lures.
Dallas, grading and structures,
8 miles.
Hall county, 2 miles, grading and
bridges.
Galveston county, 4 miles, grad
ing. structures and concrete paving,
Texas City to Houston-G Galveston
highway.
Uvalde county, 9 % miles,
gravel base and surface, Uvalde
south.
Dimmitt, % 1-3 miles asphalt sur
facing. Carrie Springs west.
Childress, 8 As miles, grading
and structures.
Hardin and Jasper, bridge over
Neches river.
Lavaca county, bridge on Mid
way-Henkans highway.
Falls county, bridge over Pole
Cat creek. near KoSse.