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ARTICLES FOR SALE

FOR SALE+Set OF fixtures n other
fixtures. San Benito Mere. co. San
Benito. Texas. xl3S
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOIICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of he First National Bank in
Brownsville. Texas. will be held at its
banking house on Tuesday. january
II. 1880. at $50 o'clock p. m. for the
election OF directors and the ansac
ton OF such other business a. NAV
properly come before the meeting. q.
O.. Wagner. vice-president and cashier.
Ills. xl03
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the State National Bank. Of
Brownsville. Texas. will be held at its
banking house on Tuesday, January
IL. 1880. at $3.50 O'Clock D. m, for the
election OF directors and the transac-
ton OF such other business as mar
properl- come before the meeting. A.
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BRAND NEW Baby Grand piano. stand
ard make. at about half price. Easy
terms. Phone s6s-J or write Box 562.
Brownsville. Texas. xl53
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TREES. PLANTS AND SEED

TREES-Grapefruit. Marsh Seedless,
Foster Pink. Duncan, also orange trees.
four varieties. Special prices on some
to move from grove. Nursery 2 miles
out OF San Benito on Highway No. IL.
II. II. Parks. San Benito. Tex. xl6l
FOR SALE-Bennett cotton seed. First
years planting. 37Go lint. 500 per
bushel. sacked. w. @. wilkerson.
Route !. Brownsville. KAT
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NOTTCE TO e-TOCKHoInrps
WANTED

IL YEARS general office experience.
VIII be glad 70 talk to you should you
require service OF this nature. Address
Y6. care Herald. Y6
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper-stenograph-
er desires position with reliable firm.
Graduate Byrne Commercial College;
good references Write Route !, Box
4. Weslaco. Texas. VII
YOUNG MAN with bookkeeping, gener-
al office n salesman experience. de-
sires position. References. Phone
l226-J. Yl5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR 6ALE-Cheap. boarding and
rcoming house. Baltimore. i022 st.
Charles. and home dining room. 1904
st. Charles Phone 629-W, or see Jesse
Jones at 1904 st. Charles. xl94
WANT TO LEASE shoe repair depart
ment, complete with modern machin-
cry. Now In operation. Opportunity
to build profitable business. p. o. Boz
TIA. Brownsville. x2i6
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES

No. 3i9-From Houston San Anto-
nio. 6:l5 q. u
No. 1910 Houston. san Antonio
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(Matarnoros Station
No. l32-To MonterreS. Mexico City
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No. I3i-From Mexico City. Monter
ey. $40 o "a
Rio GRANDE RAILWAY
From Point Isabel q D IN
To Point isabel. $50 q %.
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APARTMENTS

Nebraska Apartments Furnished. frigi-
daire. Furnished and unfinished cot
tages. Jefferson and Fourteenth Phone
1 VII
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26
SCHOOL RECORD
Pupils Who Received a Perfect
Record for the Month of February

Pupils of the Townsend Public
Schools, who made a perfect at
tendance for the month of Febru-
ary are as follows:
1st grade Bobbie Rodgson, Rob
ert Naylor, Carl Schwatka, Fred
die Heinold, Alice Tippitt, Chris
tine Nabb, Joan Lawrence, Helen
Daniels, Elizabeth Conaway.
I'd Grade-Corbit Collins, Fran
els Budd, Wilmer Fennimore,
Charles Foraker, George Hart, Car
rel1 Heavern, Dallas Hart, Golden
Poore, .Bobbie Slant, Paul While,
Linwood Robinson, Edna Nabb,
Thelma FAIRIES.
Sd Grade Benjamin Dickson,
Wilson Foraker, Joseph Guessford,
Joseph Mcdonald, Lawson Mofitt,
Henrietta Yearsley, Eva Schwatka
Thelma Poore, Martha Hodgson,
Agnes Conaway, Margaret Bolton.
4th- Grade -Genevieve Derickson
Mary FAIRIES, Ruby Shelton, Alice
Watts, Wilson While, Junior Years
ley, Wilson Watts, Harold Watts,
Leon VanHorn, John Squares, Ray
mond Nowland, Harry Nabb, Paul
Insolo, David Buckson, Clarence
Austin.
9TH Grade Margaret Conaway,
Mary Conaway, Francis Ford,
Pauline Guessford, Elizabeth How
ell, Helen Poore, Levi Lattomus,
Vernon Lancaster, Darwin King,
Frank Hammond.
9th Grade Michael Fiddle, Pres
ton Lattomus, Walter McCIay,
Elizabeth Squares, Mildred Van
Horn, Edna Tippitt, Blanche Lee,
Thelma Atwell.
7th Grade Bobbie Beardsley,
James Dickinson, Floyd Lancaster,
Leonard Nabb, Clyde Shockley, Ed
gar Slaughter, Carrie Zebley, Mar
ian Shetzler, Helen Nabb, Mar
garet McClain, Margaret Breer,
Ruth Austin.
8th Grade-Morris Collins, Mar
tin Insolo, Wilmer Mannering Bur
ton Mannering, Myrtle Squares,
Marcella Shetzler, Elizabeth Nor
gan, Reba McGinnisfi Anita Mar
vel.
The percentage of the Townsend
Grammar School is 93.9 per cent.
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26
CONVENTION AT MILFORD
Christian Endeavor Statewide
Meeting TO be Held in October

Christian Endeavor Statewide
Meeting TO be Held in October
Plans are under way for the
statewide Christian Endeavor con-
vention to be held i'll Milford from
October "a to 81. A meeting of
the executive committee for the
convention was held at the Y. M.
G. A. Robert Yearsley, of Marsh
alton, will receive registrars. Miss
Ethel Blackwell, of Wilmington, is
chairman of the entertainment
committee. 1t was announced by
the committee that Russell Blair,
field secretary of Christian En-
deavor for Massachusetts, will
speak before the Kent County C.E.
Convention this evening. March
26th. The Sussex County C. E.
Convention will be held April 1 at
the Milton M. P. Church it was
announced. F. G. Dixon, field sec
retary for the Observation-Disclosures
West Virginia Christian Endeavor
district, will speak at that conven-
tion.
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26
FARM CENSUS TO BE IN FUEI
General Schedule Being Made in
New Castle County

A complete and accurate farm
census will be taken by census
enumerators over the entire Unit
ed States this year. To do this
accurately and as quickly as pos
sible, sample copy of the Cen
eral Farm Schedule was mailed to
New Castle county farmers last
week from the County Agents Of
fee in Newark Mr. Willim asks
that the questions on these sched-
ules be answered and the blank
held until the enumerator calls for
the information some time after
the enumeration begins on April 2.
A Accompanying the sample sched
ule was a letter from w. NJ. Steu-
art, Director of the Census, to all
farmers. Parts Of the letter fol-
low: The Congress has provided
for a Census of agriculture in
1880. A simple copy of the Cen
eral Farm Schedule is enclosed for
your information and personal use
in advance of the call of the enum-
orator next April. Please study
this schedule carefully and fill in
answers to all questions that apply
to the farm you operate. Note that
all inventory items are for April
=, 1890; and all production items
for the calendar year Of 1929. The
Information you give the enumera-
tor for your farm is strictly con-
fidential. Keep the schedule until
the enumerator calls and then give
him complete and accurate an
swers for your farm from your
prepared copy. Do not give him
your copy and do not mail it to
Washington. Your neighbors may
obtain copies of this schedule from
your County Agent, the Supervis-
or of Census for your district, or
fro mthe Bureau of the Census,
Washington, d. O.
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26
DELEGATIONS SEEK ROADS
Armstrong; Corner TO Blaclxbird
Road and Other Roads Wanted

Several delegations appeared be-
fore the State Highway Commits
sion last week asking for improved
roads as follows: New Castle
County, from Justice Corner to
Faris Corner near Porters, three
and one-half miles; Armstrong;
Corner cutoff connecting with
State highway near Blackbird,
four miles; David's Corner toward
Taylor's Bridge, four miles. Sus-
sex County: Laurel to Millsboro,
13 to IA miles; Hearns' cross roads
to Bacon, two and one-quarter
miles; Bacon's to Whitesville ROAD
three and three-quarter miles;
Sandy Landing to Pines Creek
near the Y. w. c. A. camp, one
mile; Scott's store to end of stone
road near Greenwood, three and
one-half miles; Ralph's store to
Blackwater Bridge, near Laurel,
six miles. Assurance was given
by the commission that due con-
sideration would be given all of
the petitions and the commission
would decide as to the best routes
to improve.
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26
Night Coughing
Quickly Relieved
Famous Prescription Gives
Almost Instant Relief

Night coughs, or coughs caused
by cold or by an irritated throat
are usually due to causes which
cough syrllps and patent medicines
do not touch. But the very first
swallow of Thoxine is guaranteed
to stop the most stubborn cough
almost instantly. Thoxine is doc
tors prescription, working on an
entirely different principle, it goes
direct to the internal cause.
Thoxine contains no harmful
drugs, is pleasant tasting and safe
for the whole family. Sold on a
money back guarantee to give bet
ter and quicker relief for coughs
or sore throats than anything you
have ever tried. Ask for ThoXine,
put up ready for use in 35c., 60c.,
and S100 bottles. Sold by
ALL DRUGGISTS
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26
RESERVE ON RAssKOB ESTATE
Congress Passes Bill Permitting
Establishment i'm Robins Cove

A special bill introduced in Con-
gress by Senator Millard F. Ty-
dings, of Maryland, has been pass
ed, authorizing Mrs. John ]. Ras-
kob, owner of the Pioneer Point
Farms, Centreville, Nd, to proceed
with plans for what is expected to
be one of the largest and most at
tractive fowl and fish preserves
in the east. The preserve will be
erected in Robins Cove, pic
turesque site on the Chester River
extending into the shoreline of the
Pioneer Point estate of 2300 acres.
1t is one of the famous feeding
grounds in Maryland for wild
ducks and geese and is natural
pike basin. 1t contains a body of
water 800 yards long and 175 feet
wide and the basin is connected
with the Chester River by mar
row stretch of water 80 feet wide.
Across this entrance wires and
screens viii be stretched and huge
pens will be constructed, accord
ing to present plans of Mrs. Ras-
kob, to house fiocks of swan and
wild geese, together with numer-
Gus other wild fowl. Mrs. Raskob
has been planning for several years
to convert the cove into a game
breeding preserve. but it was nee
essary to obtain the sanction of
the War Department and Congress.
Work on the preserve has already
been started and it is believed the
entire construction work will be
completed before the close Of next
Summer
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26

John Blackburn and Roy Hall,
of Townsend, charged with the
theft of number of chickens in
West Dover as well as breaking
into the Hartly cannery and steal
ing several boxes of canned toma-
toes, are being held in Kent county
Jail for a trial A number of 9TH
er chicken thefts have been re-
ported.
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26
CONTROL METHODS FOR FRUIT
ORCHARD PESTS EMPHASIZED
DIR. L. A. STE.ARNS, ENTOMOL-
OGIST, URGES ACTION
Gives Timely Suggestions For the
Control of CurcuIiO and the Inn
portance of Sanitary Practices

pOrtance of Sanitary Practices
In connection with the program
of control measures for these in
sects which are injurious to our
fruit crops special emphasis will
be given this year by DR.. L. A.
Stearns, Entornologist of the Del
aware Experiment Station, to the
most practical and effective meth
DDS to fight the curculio which is
regarded as being one of our most
destructive insects. Timely sug-
gestions regarding the Importance
of sanitary practices in the orch
ards as one of the practical meas
ures Of control have been prepared
by Dr. Stearns and mailed through
the office of County Agent, Russell
E. Wilson, to the fruit growers in
Kent County, and these recon-
mendations will be followed by the
regular orchard spray notes which
are to be prepared again this year
by DR.. ]. F. Adams, Plant Path
ologist of the University of Dela-
ware and the State Board of Agri-
culture. In commenting upon the
control practices for the curculia,
DR.. Stearns states that seasonal
conditions during 1929 were gen
orally conducive to insect activity
with the result that the curculia
was on the rampage throughout
this section of the county and it
went into hiberration in unusually
large numbers last fall. The fruit
growers in Delaware, and especial
ly in the Bridgeville district where
two broods of this insect developed
last year, experienced severe dam
age to their peaches and ether
fruit crops, so it is very necessary
that measures should be adopted
at once to guard against a repeti-
tion of such losses this coming
year. Experiences and observa-
tions have shown that under alb
normal weather conditions such as
we had last summer, it is impOs-
sible to successfully combat the
curculia by either spraying or
dusting. In view of this fact,
therefore, this control program
should also, include the cleaning
up of rubbish and the dropped
fruit in the orchards. The cur
culia lives over the winter in the
adult beetle stage and it hiber-
mates in fence rows, woodlands
and waste fields and in piles Of
prunings and rubbish in and
around the orchards, making it of
extreme importance that a general
cleanup campaign be waged by
all the fruit growers during Feb
ruary and the early part of March
in order to reduce the number of
curculios appearing in the spring.
In following this practice of burn
ing the orchards, great care should
be taken to prevent injury 70 the
trees, fences and buildings, and it
should never be attempted without
adequate supervision and sufficient
labor to control any emergency
that may arise. Piles of prunings
and rubbish should not be burned
closer than 200 or 300 yards to the
orchard, and even then work
should be done on a still day or
when the wind is blowing away
from the trees.
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26
AT MIDDLETOWN THEATRE
All = Talking Pictures Now Being
Shown at the Everett Theatre

Monday and Tuesday-I1is fast
growing popularity as a screen
player and his increasingly fine
work as leading man in the films
have brought stardom to Gary
Cooper, handsome Montana youth
who recently made his talking mo-
vie debut in THE Virginian." He
viii be seen and heard in the star
ring lead role of Kenneth Dewey
in ''Seven Days Leave"
Wednesday and Thursday-The
mysterious Island from the book
by Jules Verne, with Lionel Barry
more, Lloyd Hughes and Jane Daily
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26
photographed in technicolor.

Photographed III tecnn1coIOr.
Friday-Night clubs and smart,
palatial bathrooms have had end
less exploitation on the screen, but
for the first time the popular pric-
ed dance hall wins recognition in
Radio Pictures dancing, all-talk-
ing, human drama, Dance Hail."
Saturday-For the first time in
the history of the motion picture,
the. Chinese language as spoken by
real Chinese, authentic Chinese
music as played by Oriental enter
tainers, and all the myriad, color
full sound-effects of picturesque
China are brought to the screen in
Shanghai Lady" UniversaPs all
talking production of the famous
stage success by John Cotton
Smyrna times., 1930-03-26

Shanghai Lady," starring beauti-
full and exotic Mary Nolan, sup
ported by James Murray, is in re-
atty the Orient brought to the
Occident.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
NOTICE OF ELECI1vN ( 0 L
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TRUSTEE

NOTICE Is HEREBY Eitea to tho
Electors os FL Centre Mem a:arJ
School District Of Imperial County,
California, that the Annual Election
for School Trustee ". ut held ON
MARCH Is, 1870 (iast fr.dayt "t
Wilson School.
Thcrc win be one Ira 'ee to elect
fer three wears.
The polls win BE raH bet~eyn ting
hours of IS o'Gocl, \. NJ and I
o 'c)ork r. W.
The Officers appointed t. conduct
the election Hr":
$. J.. McCrory, lnsportor; Mrs.
Julia IIortoa, Judge; Harold +.
baker, Judge.
Signed; Forrest Kutz, J. D. J.lm-
,cn. school Trustees; W. a. Tondro,
lj5rk.
EI Ccetro school Distsi,t.
Iatcd Icbeuar - i9aa
Mar. lll-iS
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
Legnl N0ticp
T0TICE OF SALE OF REAL &c
TATE At PRIVATE SALE
no. 10337G

-'-' --DtC - y
In thc superior Court Of the state
Of California, IA and for the County
Of Los Angeles
III the Matter Of the Essate Of
JACK STEIFF, also known as Ja-
cob Stciff, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned the administratrix with
the VIII auneNad of the Estate o..
said Jack Steift, also known ai
Jacob Sie.ff, deceased, will sell 40
private sale, 70 the highest biddcr,
upon the terms and conditions hcfa-
inaftcr mentioned and subject u
confirmation by the said Superior
Court, on or after FfidaF, the . t
day Of March. 1880, all the right,
t.tle, interest and estate Of the said
Jack Steiti, also known as Jacob
'teiff, deceased. 1T tie time Of his
death and all the right, title aad
interest tlat tie s9.d estate has, hv
operation If las o. otherwise, a--
CURED otier tHaH o. IN addition -
rlat Of said deceased at the time of
lis death, Of, IN and to that ccrta.9
lot, piece or parcel of land 3ituatc,
lying and being in the County Of
Imperial, State Of California, and
uoro particularly described MS fol-
lows, to-Wit:
Lot Twelve I29 in BIocl,
Nineteen 19l in tho Towns.tc
of ~ Centre, County of I'm
pclial, state Of California, as
per map thereof No. 953 fileu
in the office Of the county Re
cordcr Of San Diego County.
The terms and conditions Of sale;
lash in lawful money of the United
States; ten per een5 IF the purchase
money to he paid at the time of the
sale; balance On confirmation Of
sale.
The purchaser i to assume the
paymcut Of, AID take the property
purchased D: him, subject to all
ii,e State and Count taXcs, and all
assessments ef whatsoever name or
naturc which are row or may be-
come hereafter ctafgeablo to or y
zen against he property purchased
by him.
All bids or offers must be in writ
ing and may he left 1T the office
.os Ralph IS. Eckbardt, 1929 Cali
ternta Hulding, 205 So. Broadway,
.os Angeles County O. Les Angeles,
State of taii ornia, or may be de
NForod to said administrative per
4 oaalN in said County Of Los An
Gclce, or may he fHed in the office
of the ClerE Of this Court, at amy
inc after The first publication of
Itl., noticc Of sale.
! lated: March lth, 1890.
.suill La Eeta Wells
Afu.uisfratr;x Of sud estate.
.>., ll ~. E.haadt
.t.r...r ..r al@ adu'oi4tra-riI.
A., II
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
~ rtTErEF
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II the Superior Court OF tlc State
Of California in and for the
County Ct Imperial
". 100

In The Tatfcr of the Estate Of
HTLNANTS q. HASKELL, De
ceased.
Gcorg anna Haskell, ETcea.riH Of
the last VIII aad Testament Of Syi-
,auua G.. Hasscu, deceased, having
Tiled her verified peItion prayjHs
Tor au order of Tins Court authoril-
ing and directing h,r 80 execute
certain promiS.ory notes and trust
deeds upon certain real property be-
longing 90 said estate, situate in the
County OF Imperial, state Of cali
foruia, more particularly described
as follows, toWit:
The North half Of the East half
tNi3 Of Ei4l If Tract seventy
three l13f. Township Sixteen
ll5l ,Hth. GaaS, Thirteen G3)
East s.. j.. ~, a. per map Of tae
rcsWvev approved and filed in
the U2itcd states Land OFFICE,
&t Los Angeles, California.
lT is HEREBY ORDERED thai
3ll persons Interested iii said cs-
;atc appear before fhis Cour- in it's
court room in Department Two, if
the Court Hauae at - Coutro, ~
th' Cnuntv Of Imperial, state ot
California, On the 18th dar of
March, 1880, at the hour of lWp
o clock r. 81, taen aud there To
show cause, il any tby laEo "lr
the prayer Of said petition should
not bc erSa'el and said zeal prop
crty leased; and reference is hereby
made to said petition for further
particulars.
Dated this 2lst dag Of Fcbru7ry
1890.
c. G. NOUSsEAJ, County Clerk,
BY j. NJ. STEWART Deputy.
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