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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-28
Classified Business Directory
REAL ESTATE


B~rownsville's most exclusive residen-
tial district. Carefully improved home
sites from s750.00 up. terms. l-acre
citrus groves planted TO trees. modern
improvements. 3-years' care. Riverside
Development Company. owners and de-
velopers. Sales office Riverside Boule-
ward. Riverside Park. w. NJ. Egan. Sales
Director. phone l398-W. x39
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-28
AUTOMOTTvE

tTl53l
Awhk ~ OK that AcsNA
10th & Adams
1880 license plates free
On Cars Over $1,000.
CHEVROLET ROADSTER. 192s-ccm-
pletely reconditioned mechanically,
New Duco finish. Good tires. New
top. An O. *. car. 1880 license paid.
sSI5-00.
CHEVROLET COACH. is77-Mechanic-
o. x. 1880 license paid. e35o.00.
FORD TUDOR SEDAN, is2e-ModeI A.
looks like new car. Good tires. 1890
license paid. $4,000.
CHEVROLET SEDAN, ls7s.-New Duco
finish. Good tires. Al mechanical
condition. An o. X. car. 1890 license
CHEVROLET SEDAN. io2s-SIx cyIin-
ders. Only run $4,000 miles. Equipped
with trunk and well fender with tire
on side. Finish looks like new. Has
good tires. An o. X. car. 1890 IL
cense paid. $4,000.
CHEVROLET LANDAU. is2s.-New Du-
CO finish. First class mechanical con-
dition. Good tires. Number Of Access
series. 1880 license paid $4,000.
CHEVROLET COUPE. lszs.-A-l me-
chanical condition Good finish. Good
tires. Clean ~ new car. 1880 license
paid. $465.00.
CHEVROLET COUPE. ls77.-New Duco.
Good tires. Mechanically recondftion-
ed. 1880 license paid. S335.00.
FORD SPORT COUPE. 1s2s.-Model A..
Original finish. Only run short dis
lance. Has number OF accessories and
Is Al mechanical condition. 1890 IL
cense paid. $4s5.oo.
CHEVROLET COACH. is2s-New Duco
finish. Mechanically reconditioned.
Good tires. "A number q accessories.
1880 license paid. s465.Oo.
CHEVROLET H. TON TRUCK. 1928
with body and cab. Good tires. Looks
like new truck. With 1880 license paid.
$4,000.
FORD ROADSTER. Model A. 1928
with pick Up BODY. Mechanically re.
conditioned. Good tires. New Duco
finish. 1880 license paid. $4,000.
FORD COUPE. 19z7.-Good mechanical
condition. New ton. New paint. Good
tires. with 1880 license paid. $4,000.
FORD TRUCK. l925-wlth school BODY
Good mechanical condition. With 1880
license PAID. $4,000.
FORD TOURING. 1s24-FIrst class me
chanical condition. Good top, seat,
covers. Si25.O0.
FORD ROADSTER, ie25.--New TOP.
Good tires. Good mechanical condi--
ton. S55.0o.
FORD ROADSTER. ls27-Cood me-
chanical condition. Has pick up body.
$500.
Stevenson Motor Co.,
Inc.
Brownsville, Texas
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FUTILE SHOTS

FUTILE SHOTS
Special 10 The HERALD
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 28.-Three
shots in the chest with a 32-caliber
pistol failed to end the life OF Mrs
Carmen Meila OF Vera Cruz, who
tried 90 commit suicide.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

WANTED-Nfanager for cafe at Prog
ress, Texas. $500 required. Only cafe
here. Apply Land Office. 70 Mr.. Cor
rey. xi99
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CHEVROLET COACH. is2s.-New Duco
finish. Mechanically reconditioned.
Good tires. "A number cf accessories.
1880 license paid. s465.O0.
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Buy, Sell or Trade Through The Brownsville Herald Classified Columns
LOST AND F0TTNn

$780, taken from Baptist church by
hgexin- ~ lost on way home Tuesday
srs--s new bath robe. Finder please
9e5-W. - 111ADe1n o. pnone
Ees-creen transparent raincoat. N
Sneus receive reward. Mrs. M. 9.
"a AA. ) w. Levee st., telephone
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Stevenson Motor Co..
Inc.
Brownsville, Texas

FOR sALE-io27 Buick Sport Roadster
rumble seat: fine condition; good rub
Der; wonderful bargain. 1872 Ehza-
beth Street. AlSo
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JOIN MOLER'S 60.0 o SUCCESSES.
Learn Barbering and earn 500 and
your meals while learning. Enroll now
double your earning power. Posi-
lions waiting. Large salary-travel ~
you desire. Write. Moler College, 9i2
Main st., Dallas. x220
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FOR SALE-29-room hotel, best OF
business. Hot water IN all rooms: gas
in rooms. Well furnished. Cheap FOR
cash. VIII consider some trade. Miller
Hotel, Mission, Texas. KOS
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HELP WANTED

NAN to I'LL vacancy about Jan. 1.
Must be neat appearing. over II, fur
ntsh references and must be hard
worker. Opportunity for advancement.
No experience required. Write Mr..
Munro. Moore Hotel. Harrington. Texas.
giving full information. Interview will
90 arranged later. x5I
wANTED-A housekeeper. Apply to
Nike DecQutsts. care OF r. y. Wash
burn. Santa Rosa. Texas. x20l
SALESMEN-AGENTS
WORLDS GREATEST Auto Novelty
-Jaxzbird Whoopee Horn. Sweeping
the country by storm. Riots Of fun.
Sells for 81. Sample 81. Rico Sales.
I66 w. u st.. New York. x224
SITUATIONS WANTED
A REFINED WIDOW With ~Il-year-oId
on. wishes housekeeping for widower
OF bachelor. 2l0 Van Buren, st.. Har-
lingen. Phone 1851. x207
POSTTION-By settled. unencumbered
widow az housekeeper or companion for
eldered couple. Phone SO. 500 South
Bowie. San Benito. Texas. xiei
MECHANIC with v tools. wants Joo.
Ia garage 10 years. Practice al makes
xls2
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
wANTED-Manager for cafe It Prog
ress, Texas. $500 required. Only cafe
here. Apply Land Office. 70 Mr.. Cor
rev. xie9
FOR sALE-Cheap. boarding and
rooming house. Baltimore, 1o22 st.
Charles. and home dining ROOM, 1908
st. Charles. Phone 629-W. or see Jesse
Jones az 1904 St. Charles. x194
WANT TO LEASE h o repair depart
ment. complete with modern machin-
cry. Now in operation. Opportunity
to build profitable business. p. Q. Box
T74, Brownsville. x2l6
JOIN MoLER's $4,000 SUCCESSES.
Learn Barbering and earn 500 and
your meals while learning. Enroll now
double your earning power. Post
lions waiting. Large s~alary-travel n
you desire. Write. Moler College, 9i2
Slam 81, Dallas. 49,
FOR SALE-29-room hotel, best OF
business. Hot water IN all rooms: gas
in rooms. Well furnished. Cheap Tor
cash. VIII consider some trade. KILLER
Hotel, Mission, Texas. KOS
FOR SALE-At sacrifice. account old
age and poor health, cafe md confec-
tionery and cold drinks soda fountain,
peanut and popcorn machine in the
alter building. La Feria. Texas. z205
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CHEVROLET COUPE, is77.-New Duco.
Good tires. Mechanically recondition-
ed. 1880 license paid. S335.O0.
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FORD SPORT COUPE. is2s.-Model A.
Original finish. Only run short dis
lance. Has number OF accessories and
Is Al mechanical condition. 1880 IL
cense paid. $485.0c
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SACRIFICE

3-room new house and furniture,
100000 cash. i43S Roosevelt ave.
x2ls
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FOR SALE-Cheap. boarding and
rooming house. Baltimore, 1o22 st.
Charles. and home dining room, 1908
st. Charles. Phone 629-w. or see Jesse
Jones az 1904 St. Charles. x19S
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WANT TO LEASE shoe repair depart
ment, complete with modern machin-
cry. Now in operation. Opportunity
TO build profitable business. p. o. BOX
TIA, Brownsville. x2l6
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CHEVROLET H. TON TRUCK. 1929
With BODY and cab. Good tires. Looks
like new truck. With 1880 license paid
10000.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 19z5-A-I me-
chanical condition. Good finish. Good
tires. Clean as new car. 1880 license
paid. $465.00.
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FOR 5ALE-At sacrifice. account old
age and poor health. cafe and confec-
tionery and cold drinks soda fountain,
peanut and popcorn machine in the
alter building. La Feria. Texas. z2O5
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. io2s.-SIx cyIin-
ders. Only run $4,000 miles. Equipped
with trunk and well fender with tire
on side. Finish looks like new. Has
good tires. An o. X. car. 1890 IL
cense paid. S6S0yO0.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU. ie2s.-New Du-
CO finish. First class mechanical con-
dition. Good tires. Number Of Access
series. 1890 license paid. $4,000.
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CHEVROLET COACH. ie77-Mechanic-
ally reconditioned. New tires. battery.
o. K. 1880 license paid. e350.oo.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. l97s.-New Duco
finish. Good tires. Al mechanical
condition. An O. X. car. 1890 license
paid. s415.OO.
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A REFINED WIDOW with ~il-year-old
wishes housekeeping for widower
OF bachelor. 2i0 Van Buren, st.. Har-
Phone 1851. x207
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EI 3 A WASHINGTON laA RySTANDER

or a corps or a battle division of historic victories, from contract ing for the. use of his name in advertising matter is at leas { doubtful. There are citizens, how ever, who have been quick to challenge the good taste of such use of war fame.
 Letters of protest reached the War Department at intervals. So far as this writer knows, the De- partmental authorities have never looked into the legal aspect of the matter. They have been content to bundle the protests up and transmit them to the officer in- volved for his information and without comment.
 Gossip has it that in one case the picture of such an officer and a high ranker at that, appeared in colorful magazine advertising of a particular brand Of smokes. And the funny part about it is that brother officers of long serv- ice with him insist that particular soldier never used tobacco in any fern, eatin' or smokin'.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18
1.-THE MATINEE IDOL"
 AT LIBERTY TONIGHT

Columbia's "The Matinee Idol' which is coming to the Liberty Theatre tonight, proved prophetic for Bessie Love and Johnny Wal ker. Their roles in this produc- tion fore-shadowed the events of real life. Immediately Glowing the completion of the pict.e~e, both Miss Love and Walker dropped their screen makeup and prepared to go on the spoken stage.
 In the "Matinee Idol" Miss Love has the role of Ginger, fire-eat- ing little ham" who plays several roles in a tent show stock com pany, engages the actors and helps shift scenery While at work in Columbia studios Miss Love signed a contract with Lillian Alberison, welI-known stage impressario, ta play lead in stage play entitled "Burlesque.' She opened in San Francisco the day following the completion of her work as Ginger in "The Matinee Idol"
 Johnnie Walker, who portrays a blackface comedian of the Ed die Cantor type, accepted q vauda- vile engagement in England He had previously postponed the tour in order to appear opposite Miss Love in the Columbia feature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18
MEDICAL MALPRACTEC
 STRICTLY FORBIDDEN

ROME, Jan. 15.-In line with Premier Mussciinis campaign for higher Italian bi'thrate, doctors and nurses found guilty of illegal practices have been given long jail sentences or terms in exile to Mediterranean islands. Now it is forbidden for lawyers, members of the Fascist party, to defend any persons accused of accomplishing or abetting such practices.
 The party secretary, Deputy Au-
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CLEAN PoLITIcs

When Louie Ludlow, represen- tatiye-elect from the Seventh h. diana, got back to add a few months of his quarter century in the press gallery before he takes office, his press colleague and fel- low Hoosier, Mark Thistlethwaitc, eight years secretary to Vice President Marshall, greeted him with serious mien.
 "Yeur victory, Louie" he said, was due, am sure, to the forth right position you took cn tho burning issues of the campaign 7
 Think so, Mark?" said Louie, certain something was coming, but not what.
 "Yes, q read one of your cam paign speeches clear through"
 Which one?"
 "That one about Beautiful Wash ington, illustrated with lantern slides"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18

The interest and enthusiasm evi-
 denced by many thousands of ex- 'citcd spectators who witnessed the
 1927 Eastern International Dogsled Derby. held the third week in Febru- a-v t Quebec, indicates that dog s.@s racing mas come to stay. Cham pssp "mushers" from all parts of the leGpp> States and Canada foregather -x<N at the Ancient Capital to :umnressA, in this classic of the - which is one of the best ,~uw of ascertaining the type of haoper most suited for running mail s.-4o applies to isolated lumber ~.rrp and trading posts. The race = rsunz run over l2o-rnile course. n ssn laps of 40 miles each on 'zv.4 yeecessive days, irrespective ot
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weather conditions. It is really a race against time. over the same 4o- mile course. the team covering the 120 miles in the shortest time being declared the winner. The race was or ganized in 1921. under the auspices of the Eastern International Dogsled Derby Clubs. its objects being to stim- ulate interest in dog racing and fm- prove the quality of sled dogs.
 Emile St. Goddard. of The Pas. Mani toba. by cutting down the time es- tablished in 1926 by Frank Dupuis of Quebec by 54 minutes and 35 sec onds during the 1927 Derby. has earned the position of champion dog-racing driver of North America. While St. Goddard was engaged in beating Dupuis' record by nearly one hour in his determination to win
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18
EnLE ST COOAzD c z E q W/AlfVlfv6

over his doughty opponent. Leonard Seppala. the Alaskan dog racing wiz ard was striving to ovcrtase the Manitoba mushcr. Past records were roughly treated when Seppala co7- cred the 12O miles Of the race in II hours. 57 minutes and 55 scconda- 34 minutes end 57 seconds faster than Dupuis' 1926 time. St. Goddard takes as much care of his dogs as a fond parent. and 1t is his contention that the animals will respond to the urging of their driver just in propor- ton to the amount of care and at- tention they receive tt his hands
 The Chateau Frontcaac. Quebccs medieval hostelry. is already reeeiy- ing reservations for the coming Dog Derby. which will be held on Feb. 2l. % and 23. inclusive. 1928. and which will terminate with the "Dogsled Derby Ball." society function at tracting increasing numbers of smart folk annually.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18
By kIRkE L. SIMPSON

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. = The Bystander learns that war heroes whose names and pictures may be used for advertising this or that commodity, are finding their fame is not entirely their own, to use as they please. Legally, of course that may be the case so far as the writer knows.
 Whether there is any law or reg ulation to prevent a retired regular army officer, say, for example, d general, who had achieved fame in France commanding an army, school champions run for their money.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18

guste Turati, has circularized all provincial secretaries to this eff feet, saying that persons impli- cated in such activities strike at one of the fundamental principles of the fascist regime.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18
All Riahl ror Summer

They built sleeping porch,
 But when it was completed, They couldn't use it--because
 They found it couldn't be heated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18

Her head may be light, but you can bet daughters eyes are heavy by the time she finally gets homo from the dance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18
No Joke

A news item says potash makes up per cent of the earth's crust"
 The crust of a high-pressure go- getter is made up of 100 per cent brass.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18
Warning

Be careful how you dress
 When you are going out Flu's back and it will get
 You if you don't watch out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18
Fluurca Later

The statisticians report that so far the victims of automobiles dur ing 1928 far outnumbered the vic tlms of leap year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-18
DOUGLAS NEVIS
HIGH
 BEATS UNALCA

The Douglas High School Bas- Reteers, by a score of 25-10, de- Heated the five from the Gutter |Unalga in a slow game played in |the Douglas natitorium last night.
 The Douglas boys did not show |their usual speed and accuracy in passing, and the Unalga lads. by playing strong defensive game, were able to keep the score down Ito Douglas 2, Unalge 6 ct the end |of the half
 AIn the third canto, Douglas Hi started rally and began to run lup the score, although the sailors |did their best to keep them from |doing so. Hunt and Howell were outstanding players on the Unalga |squad, while Alex Gair and John |Cashen on the high school team |did good work.
 Line-ups and Scores |Unalga Q0) Douglas Hi (25) HHnt--,F~-Alex Gair (1O) |Swartz (2).-.FA. Gair (5) Howell (S)...-....JC..-.-.J. Cashen (S) | Hamilton Pettygrove |Tansey G...-............ Lnndell
 Substitutes: Douglas-W. Cash
 len t2).
 Girls Game
 Miss Pepoon's High school girls played an exciting preliminary to the Unalga match Dividing her |squad into two teams, the purple
 and the gold, Miss Pepoon had a pair of strong sextettes on the
 klocr. However the purple routed 3he gold team and won 28-7.
 . D. F. D. Plays in Juneau l The Douglas Bremen are taking
 bn tough consignment when they | play the Juneau High team to- Night. Although the firemen have lost several of their players, they |hre out to give the former High
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-26

HARRIET HOLEMAN'S School of the Dance, located at Front and Main Streets. Fancy and Ballroom Dancing-Private and Class Les sons. Make your arrangements now. Telephone 297. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-26
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

Clifford Axelson md Amsden Axelson, sons of Postmaster AXel- son of Yakutat, are southbound passengers on the Admiral Wat son and are en route for Seattle where they will enter the freshman class at the University of Wash irgton
 Mrs May Mitchell, of the Travel Bureau of Seattle, arrived in Ju- neau this morning on the Admiral Watson from the Westward and will remain here until the arrival of the Admiral Rogers which will carry her to Sitka and Skagway.
 Bud Rouse, employee of Libby, McNeill & Libby, at Yakutat, was awaiting the arrival of the Admiral Watson in that place when, about an hour before she docked, he slip ped off the companys dock and fell on a fishing boat that was moored beside the dock He suf- fered a broken hip and, upon reaching June eau, was removed from the Admiral Watson to St.. Ann's Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Chambers
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supporting role in the dramatic romance, Lilac Time" a First National special starring Col leen Moore, at the Palace, last times tonight, is one of the real veterans of the screen although he is still a young man.
 Following his graduation from St. Joseph's Academy in Newark, the city of his birth, Cooper asked for and received a place in Newark stock company. During the next several years he played in various road shows and in vaudeville.
 Curiosity regarding motion pie lures took him to the Vitagraph studio in Brooklyn one day and while going through the studio was offered a job, which he accepted without hesitation. He starred in h is first screen appearance, Dime Novel Dan,' two-reel comedy in which he played the part of mes scnger boy. For a time he alter mated between stage and pictures but when Vitagraph sent him to Hollywood, he decided to remain solely in motion pictures, and has done so.
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of Seldovia, are southbound passen- gers on the Admiral Watson, TOT Seattle. MT. Chambers is making this trip south for the purpose of installing a cold storage plant ln his newly constructed buildings in Seldovia.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer E. Heinrich, of Blue Fox Bay, are passengers aboard the Admiral Watson for Se- attle where they will spend the winter months returning here in the spring. MT. Heinrich IS the owner of the cannery at Blue Fox Bay.
 R. L. Sparen, superintendent Of the Kadiak Fisheries of Kodiak, and c. G. Clark, bookkeeper for the same company, are southbound passengers on the Admiral Watson. They will return here in the spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-26
LADIES GUILD IS
 TO MEET TOMORROW

The Ladies' Guild of Holy Trim ity Cathedral will hold its first meeting, since the summer vaca- tion period, tomorrow afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, at the Deanery. Mrs. Charles E. Rice will be hostess for the afternoon.
 The meeting will be presided over by the president, Mrs E. M. Policy, who earnestly requests all members to be present and extends a cordial welcome to all visitors.
 Plans for the installation of re- gently purchased equipment, and certain renovations and necessary repairs to Trinity Hall will be dis cussed. A full report of the suc- cessful outcome of the recent Rum mage Sale will also be given.