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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
#. L.. II. CLUB
HOSTESSES

Misses Ruth Runkle and Ida
Mikilik were hosteSses 10 members
Of the +. L. II. club Friday evening
at the club rooms in the Lipscomb
Bldg. The rooms were decorated
with red, white and blue emblems
featuring the Washington Day sea-
son, with national emblemS used
in ornamentation Of the bridge
score pads and tallies. Miss Myrtle
Weller made high cor o the
girls and Harold Rogers for the
boys. Dancing was enjoyed after
the conclusion Of the games, and
refreshments were served al the
close OF the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
MRS. STATHAM HOSTESS
TO HAPPY MEMBERS

Mrs. A. G. Statham gave a charm
ing George Washington party Fri
day afternoon for members Of the
Happy Members Circle, symbols
featuring washington's birthday
being used in decoration Of the
rooms and at the dining table where
a refreshment course was served.
Mesdames Fl. u. Miles. A. A. Neil
sen. Wayne Tinker. OF Edinburg,
and Mrs. Aloert Allen, Of McAllen,
were guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
SWASTIKA CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Members OF the Swastika bridge
club met with Mrs. Y. H. McManus
Friday afternoon. The rooms were
decorated in a color scheme OF
pink and lavender. which was
daintily carried put at the refresh
ment table. where a salad and
sweet curse was served to seven
members and Mrs. r. L. Ralston,
OF Weslaco, who was a guest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
MISS COLLIER HOSTESS
Tn CLASS NEMRERG

Miss Betsy Collier gave a lawn
party Saturday afternoon for men,
bers OF her Sunday school class,
during which a variety Of games
we're played in the open, after
which the guests attended an af-
ternoon matinee and returned TO
the Collier home for refreshments
Those attending were: Mary Fos-
ter, Joy Blessingame, Geneva Thell
Everitt, Francis Harris, Claire Col
lier and Eleanor Dought!e.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
Rebekalls Planning


Rebekshs met in regular weekly
session Tuesday night at the I. o. o.
r. hall. and made plans for initia-
ton ceremonies TO be held here next
Tuesday night.
Members OF the San Benito de-
gree team will be invited TO assist
in staging the rites and a special
program is to be arranged for the
evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
INFORMAL RECITAL

Marie and Lucille Keska. Iona
Isenhower. Grace Holderbaum. An
ma Mae Sappington. ROLAND Mar
shall, Leonard Wilson and Mrs.
Mary Flach appeared In informal
music recital Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Fred d. Flanders.
A number Of friends Of these upon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
THIafBLE CLUB
MEETS FRIDAY

The Thimble Club held its meet
ing Friday with Mrs. John d.
Mckinney, hostess. The rooms were
prettily decorated with snapdragons,
vases Of which were placed at the
dining table where a salad course
was served. The afternoon was
passed in ~needlework.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
PATRIOTIC THEME
CLUB

Mrs. w. II. Powell delightfully."- en-
tertained the Thursday bridge club
and other guests at her home last
week. The George Washington
theme was used in the decorations
and refreshments. Mrs. Tom Smith
won guest high and Mrs. Phil Dixon
club high. Thirty-four guests and
members we're present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
CATHOLIC SOCIAL
HELD

Mrs. T. J. SLIGHTEST was hostess
TO members Of the Catholic We'll
fare Society Friday afternoon at
its monthly social meeting. Bridge
and five hundred were played, with
Mrs. George thinner scoring high
at bridge and Mrs. B. F. Kelly az
five hundred. A sweet course was
served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
Society Calendar
THURSDAY

Local club women will attend AT
Home" day of Harlingen Study club.
Harrington.
City Federation meets at Baptist
church, $3.50.
Merry Matrons club with Mrs.
John Martin.
Mrs. d. S. Leftwich will enter
tain her Sunday school class with
a party at her home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
~TERMEDIATE
HAVE PARTY

Mrs. z. NJ. Everitt. Mrs. Z. S.
Doughty and Mr.. Hiel, Methodist
teachers Of the intermediate Sun
day School department. sponsored
a party at the church parlors Fri
day evening. during which q var
iety OF games were played. and a
delightful Tefreshment course serv-
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
M-cILHENNEYS HOSTS
AT INFORMAL BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall McIlhen-
ney entertained at an informal
bridge party Friday evening for a
few close friends. Mrs. w. L.
Lipscomb made high score for he
ladies and W.. S. Holiday. Jr., for
the men. The hostess served a re-
freshment course.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
COUNTRY CLUB
DANCE

Mrs, G. Z. Bryan, Sr. and Mrs.
z. 8. Hearne were club hosteSses
Friday evening at the benefit dance
given by the Country Club Aux
Hilary 10 raise funds for purchase
Of a piano. There was a very good
attendance. Music was rendered By
the Valley SerenadegS and a fair
sum was Melted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26

Of older Sunday school girls. Mrs.
r. NJ Lamberton was in charge OF
general arrangements for the din
ner.
Mr.. Barbour sang several vocal
solos. accompanied by Mrs. W. B.
Sudiow, and everyone participated
in singing familiar hymns. led by
Mrs. Alberta Knby.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
MRS. COLLINS Is
CIIrR

Members Of the Thursday club
we're the guests OF Mrs. K. r. Collins
for luncheon at the Cortez hotel
followed by bridge at her home.
Score favors were awarded TO Mrs.
@. o. Fittz OF Mercedes and Mrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
OTHER-DAUGHTER
GIVEN

The annual mother daughter
banquet Of the Weslaco Girl Re
serves was given Friday night at
the Methodist church. Miss Betty
Flemming presided as toastmistresS.
An interesting program including
talks and musical numbers was
joyed. Special guests were Mes
danes w. l.. Forbes, Z. r.. Vaughan.
v. r. Mayors, w. r. Barbec and
X. X. ChamneSs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26

.. w. Iford Of this city. Other
guests were Mesdames Robert Wren
Of Mercedes. Martin Pugh and
Kloehn Of Brownsville. and Harold
Pugh OF Temple Hall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26

a large number OF her little friends.
Games and contests were played.
and a treasure hunt in which each
guest discovered a novelty gift
favor, formed the diversion Of the
afternoon. A beautifully ornament
cd birthday cake centered the e.
freshment table where a sweet
course was served by the hostess
mother.
Present we're: Charlotte and EN-
ma Gene Tinker. Mary Ann and
Tom Barfield, Mary and Connie
Malone, Juliette Hyden, Mary
Mackenzie. Ruth Newman, Alice
and Margaret Statham. Mary,
Martha and Jean Epperson. Iona
Eisenhower, Marylin McAskill, Bet
~ Sue LanIer, Bessie Kirchner,
Francis Rush, Bobby and Jack Tipp,
Ada Bird, Fred Buchanan. La YER
ne Litton, Jean McWhorter. Chris
tine Ferguson. Jack McWhorter,
Carolyn and Phyllis Cramer and
the little hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
JANET CRAMER
Is HOSTESS :

Little Miss Janet Cramer, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer,
celebrated her eighth birthday with
a party given at her home Friday
afternoon. at which were present
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
D Entertained At
Episcopazian Dinner

One hundred members and guests OF the Episcopal church enjoyed an
informal dinner Tuesday evening at the parish house. at which quite a
large number Of visitors in the city were entertained.
Small tables, centered with bouquets Of red roses and fern, were arrang-
cd for the dinner which was served by Peggy Lamberton and q group
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26

the program were present ard Mrs.
Flanders served a delightful plate
luncheon at the close Of the pro-
gram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26

IF you're thinking of changing coffee. trya
n real change. Try the one coffee that is
utterly different from any you ever tasted.
1t comes from certain tiny mountain dis
tricts of Central America. Where virgin
volcanic soil, steaming tropic rains and
brilliant mountain sunshine produce probably
the choicest favored coffees known today.
Experts concede that this rare coffee of the
West Coast Of Central America has a whey
tang and full mellow body not duplicated by
any other region in the world. Brown
Gold" it is often called-so highly is it
prized-so hard to obtain.
No one can tell you how good it is. Weleave
that for your own taste to decide.
Years ago. this coffee was first served in the
famous Bohemian restaurants OF San Fran
cisco. Travellers tasting it there spread its
fame. From all parts of the world they
wrote back for shipments. For that was the
only way it could be obtained. Today,
however. your grocer has it packed by
Folger in favor-tight vacuum tins.
Why Most Cofees Taste Alike
Ordinarily you note little real difference
when you change from one brand Of coffee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26

Mrs. w. M. Jackson, OF Weather
ford, Is a house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. u. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Clark at
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
6tili
Radio

X K Nod. s& cjcctiC n Imsolo yahi- uct. S5o, Paramount $ tube electric in hiShnoy cabinet. $6o; Lyric screen grid demonstration. S1:9.50; Lyric S tube Ncutroda ne. t99.Sn, The Radio. %it Arcu :. -rn1 L4m LIZ. LL&N.M
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

4 GOOD PRICE PAID for all Minds Of household furniture. Peter Jacous. A9 East Main St. Telephone 19SS. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for furniture paper, rags junk Call 6l05. D. SHIN llll- An MllInM NLInnt
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Herald Classified Headings
announcements

i-HuElAL Lnrs, MUNuMLNrs
 3--IEA1H NOTICES 3-Fl.plHSTS
 3-A-LANDSCAPU GAIu'ENIND
 4-FuNEItNL DIRECT Ul;S 5-lOSr AND FOUND
 6--PEESnNAI.S
 7-STOKE ANNOuNCLMENTe
 Autumoti,e
 S-AuT0 AND II;LC> AGENCIES 9-AUTOS AND TRUCKS rOE SALE Io-AUTOMOBiLES FOR EXCHANGE l1-AUTO PARTS ANu ACCESSORIES I2-AuIuMOI}IlES WANTED &-AUTpS-J AXl SEINIlE If-GAEAGES lp LIEF ! 15-MOTNRCYCLES AND BICYCLES lG-MOToECICIf BI'l GILES WANTED |t1-SERVlCE SrArIUNS-EEPAlIING
 Businrss service IS-EAEBEliS, IIAIKp'S. MA6SEUSE l9-BuILDIN,i AND CONTRACT 2n-BUslNESS SERVICE RENDERED @l-pENrISIs i .2-DEESSM & MILLINERY { "5--pNEING X CLEANING 2i-lNSl.IiANtE-A KINI'S N--LAWN EES- PATENT ATTORNEYS ! 2G-MuNING. STORING X ,ENl1NG 1 @7-rAlATtNG. PAPER HANGING 1 gS-rrJ MtING. HiAI'G METAL. WORK . 2H-- PRESSING ANb TAlIhl1NG .%o-llHNT'G. InHEG. SrAT"NLig 1 I I-pIirfESSInNAL SERVICES . .&g-EEFAIIING ! 32-A -I'iAND 1LNIN,;
 I3 - WANTED TO I;r.N DER SERVICES
 Educational ] Gt-CoEEESpuNDE& ,ULESLS ] S5-DANC1NG TEACHERS 1 f--INSTEUMENTAL AND VOCAL 1 27-LpCAL a PRIVATE NSTHUCTORs ! 3S-NANTEU INSTRUCTORS Employment | 40--llEI.P-h AGENTS WANTED 4o-A-II2lP- SALESMEN WANTED H--llEi.P-N WASTED 42-llII.p-~W OMEN WASTED ! 4&-nEl.P-MEN Olt WoMLN i4-SITuATIuNs WhNTED- MEN ! DESTINATIONS WANTEp--N WOMEN 1 iG- slN NESS OPPORTUNITIES CONTESTANTS STOCKS. BONUS MONEY LOANED l NE MORTGAGES ! i9- WANTED-Tr BORROW Live Stock ! 50- -CArTLE AND LIVE STOCK i 5I-pOGS. CATS. PETS 5?-EGGS. POULTRY SUPPLIES 5G-HoRSES, VEHICLES ] 54-WANTED-Ll LIVE STOCK Merchandise l 55-AETICLES FOR SALE l 55-B-rOH THE VACATtONlST 1 56-BUILDING MATERIALS 1 51-BuSINESS X OFFICE EQUIPMENT
  l s. FEED AND FUEL ] G0-- FERTILIZERS, SLEi1S PLANTS 6l-FOUTWEAR AND CIurHING 1 GG-GOOD THINGS Vn EAT 1 fS-- lIOGSEiIOl. ARTICLES 1 G4-MACtllNEEN. ELEC. x TOOLS G5- -MEEtNANnISE AT THE STORES . 66-~ NJ SICAL INSTRUMENTS 1 EG- B- -IiNplD
 i1-WAF' HES, nINMuNl'S JEWEI.E- . b6-WANrEtL NIrIo LIS TO EUY
 Real Estalu fUr Rent . 69-ArAI;TMLNTS X lENrMENTs ! ;n-El 'SINtSS PLACES FOR RENT l 1-pESK ROOM AMI OFFICES 1 ,.-rAEMS TOR RENT l ?&-UOUSES FOR RENT l f4-SUBURBAN FOR RENT
 t5-VNCATlON PLACES FpR RENT | 76-WAEEHOUSES < STORAGE l G1-WANTI.D-T RENT
 Real Estate for Sale l REAGENTS HEAL ESTATE ! ig-AuCTlONEEIi5 | sn-BLDG. G BUSINESS pEOrEETy G--huI! DING LOTS rul: SALE 1 A2--tA{MS rJE SALE
 ,3-IlDuSES tuf SALE | .t-SuNMt.t PLACES tCii SALE &n .-SIlIHililiAN HpE SALE SG-Iti. tl. EoTAIG tirIi EhLiANGE ! S1-EENi, '@~IAVr WNN1E'' Rooms, .iuard and Hotels . $S--llUIEI.a . A2-IiDuMS tpE EETl . H0-EnOM,S AND BOARD
 2r-EnrMS l7uE IloI SEkELPING 1 9c-WHEEE TO DINE ! GG-BOAItD AND ROOM WANTED
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
ROOMS. BOARD. HOTELS
Rooms For Kent
Ruoms For Housekeeping

;OOMa BN DAY OR WEEk. Reasonable
 rates. Hotel Doris, Sl Main St. Te,e-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
MERCHANDISE
Articles For S2le

lHhLI'-i1StMtN electric radio, burn or gas r"--a taln,pot ucwl and small --n -n-. n-.L.- .AG ----.-- ] l. LII
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
BUSINESS SERVICES
Repairing

BEbpiNG. MattIes.-z Iculaue ami made to ordci; furniture upHusterW,. Hard. ware Guy Bedding 70 Tel, 3,g1,
 MNCIlNE wuIk and reldirn., welding and cutting. SchuIt1 Maruue Wuins "i9 l;ookY IIil AFe. Phone @2y.W. OLD mattresses made IiLe new. Lowest prices; r huur ser'tre, E. Bersun & ,o.. l@f l'"ign St Tel 2o2o-W
 uPuOLSTETING fur0itu.p TcpaITTg Including "vcrstuUcd furniture, Auto tops. side curtains and slip coyrrz Ed- ward G"r,a,u, 1,H Ar-h 6c. Tel. 4I1s
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
LIVE STOCK
Eggs. Poultry, Supplies

I9gs. Poultry, Supplies 52 BtBY crICks Place your orders Uou for laoy rnjyl-. All pure bred stock. $, F. Strup'e. 1A5 Parl; St. Tel 9&o. BAhl chicks, kcIs and Rocks so per loo. Losh"rns, SIS Eroodcrs poultry supplies Wtu hatch .our eggs for 4c cAct. Win take one cEg or thousand AldricIl CuJ"v Hatchery. Ncujugtou road. Elm Ilj1L Tel @G7-E
 EGG BOALS. 51.25 pet l.Ov0. 5l per 5U0, S2.@o per 25u. Iull line of poul,r! sup plies See them iu our window. x. E Bird > Feed 'o., l72 Arch St. Tel. 161y HARTFORD AVE. H2-NatIre Live Poul- try Market. Killed and dressed while you wait. lowest prices. Tel S5S4. pel.
 
 NATIVE poultry. alive pr dressed. Dclty- cred. Fresh eggs. \. E. Live Poultry Market gS Hartford Ave. Tel 6J@. WHITE LEGHuRN baby chicks Large r2rjdly growing, ngaNE laying strain. Elrot tested. Geo. O'erstrom. l.. Bel lu Telephone 5"uG-J.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
REAL ESTATE FOR RENI
Apartments and ltncuient>

1pS1IiiltItiS alib 'tutlIitIltS nb APARTMENTS or teneuleuts heated and
 uuheatcd. ,u all sections. Louis S Jones Agency, 1t7 Main St. Call 1%0. ARCH ST. 5l--Nacant Feb. 10. Five
 rooms. oil burner, automatic gas heat CT, garage. C. J. LerouN, l74 Arch St Telephone %O4.
 ARCH ST. corner Nouroei rooms
 Heated. All modern improvements. In- ouirc Robbins Clothes Shop, Sli Main Street.
 A>II ST. "J--5 loom tenement to rent.
 All modern improvements Inquire at II Ash Street. Telephone "f&2-M ' BASSETT ST. I9- SIX room tenement tat floor. All modern improvements. In uuire second floor. Phone al-E. BEtnEN ST. 1l5- Four room tenement to rent. second floor All Improvements. Inquire first floor. CARLETON ST. 5S Second floor Four rooms, Garage. Inquire on premises. 1N1 Park S'. Tel o&a.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Pope Gives Audience
 To Leader of Senate

Vatican City. Feb. Is W'A--Iope Plus today gave a private audlence 10 Luigi Tcderzoni. president Of the senate, an audience which revived talk that it might be connected with a proposal 10 give Italian cardinal archbishops seats in the upper house.
 II was the first time that any rortiff had accorded an audience 10 the president Of the senate Of United Italy.
 The audience also was taken as an indication that President Gruiati of the chamber of deputies would likely be received shortly as pre- ludc to the long expected visit of Premier Mussolini himself.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Cleaning Easier Unampaed With Classified A
ANNOt NC EMENTS
IiMrInl i.uis. NInIIiIlllulN


 NEW BRITAIN MONlMENThL WORKS i2& paH St Monument. "' all Sjl.s au, descriptions Reasonable. Phone 2l%e.W
 tluri~tS BOSTON FEl;NS Nely IcasoIIab7e pTI-cg SANDELIrS GREENHOUSE. 225 Oak St. Telrphope @'aI-W.
 Lost and Pound s BLUE HAG lost routaiujur E,gs Fmdcr plctso leave bag at Herald oGl,c p,th u:tuc for reward.
 prr>uual> HAVE !uut suit IIrurh cleaned at q Cust no higher tuau wdinary cleaning. Hrown, AS DvifH St ael. l13l. HAVE THAT PICTURE FRAMED NOW. Come to Itall'a ran' Store. where ''rrl~es are nghtn l,9 Aron street 5PHNcEE "OEsGTs. surgical and dfcss Fittings in your home. Mrs. A. Cal pcntcr, "i Rockwell Ne. rJ 57'@. RENT A BOOK. W,de selection ot aIl tine newest books. Tie Beacon Book and Gift Shop, H5 West Main St. Wn I;EEUiLO Edjcs' and g~nlIenru's hats like ncw. The Modern Hat Shop. is Church St, near Main
 Announcements JIPJ0WNS TI;NMEI5- ti 00' I.aI.cr a.@-s. SI-oo. ARCADE STUDIO. of
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
CARLSON ( CARLSON
Farms For safe
SJ

TA1lAL D acres in PIamlUlc. single house. barn. rl,cken GOODS. All new buildings and modern. Running water, electric lights. stocl, of cows, heif- CTS l horse and chickens. Good land and good pasture. Low price. See own CT, A. Keller, uniouyille Ave, Plain- .E1a
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Rooms Wanted

wants room ar small suite with private hath Residential section. Full particulars. Wrlre Box II L. H., Herald Oh,cc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
AlJTOMOTI\ E
.\utr and Truck tgcHvicS

ArrrNpTlNE stLEa X SGI,llcE N.w #Iuau "u'y hu'hort..d trrd ngner, otd Caja, scINue aud parts. @i5 ELM ST. tG ARCH 9I. CIli,i aLEI; AND rLNHpUTl MOTOR CARS. FAItGp TI!u'NS Safes aud SrI're Bond Motor CaI Co. lG1 hIlH S}l'tt cl'plCue aIp.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

If you remember 92@. you will know the Classified Ad service num- hcr of New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Mortgages
iSIi

FIRST AND SECOND MO!iTGAGE LoAE5. Cies&ou N. Parker. Gourmet. c'al 1ru=t Building. Ho Nrst Man st MONEY TO LOAN, seroud mortgages S"hut2 & Costello. the, t42 Main Street. Telephone .S
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing lrat irrs

EMULSION STLDj0- Id5 Man -I Ig0Icr Nass 5torcl. Evrl tpe of dauru. taught. Tel Gl5 ot Ii5-W
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
EMPLOY MENI
Help NaIIttrl-NIcIr

lItIb VI HIIlttl-NfH ~
 l." 2or SruAn rultsu9 We want .o r:o B >o4.. lu.u ne.uaeu -' and "o :,ar, oc r@. IT Eon arc v.u an.Hau,.. N.t- rolta rr".,. anr .s su 's.orlnt "r,wr.uat. [, ln+': mour: NrlHs h'oeu "ua , p lu.
 l~N'sr"E5 >r'-Av@
 :o uusr MIN IT.
 tr= or Mr. Caawor 5-l,.t.rIJ' rrf f.r vt.r uuarlull.4s al huua "l t1rlsuua ju "old, silver, urou4r. 1 rirhci arI rHr"ung. Riu-t ta ,aral1, oi taAtu. c,urge "c department and uh- ! tanning good produrtiou from helpers. Writ" ri#e.itod Fo. 2t E.. ll"rtd SilEsMEN vonrcd fo, IyaauIt outsdc rot>. Supervised hv trained factor. .aie@ucm Wonderful opporuu.ty for laa. tp -nt sales trafujn. whIlr earn l0@. Apr,r j to 5 r. m- 375 Main S N~' '"r >i", huauf
 TOOL AND UIE MARBLES WtNTID. G. F. PRENTICE MANCIACTuEING . tb.. EI.I;IIN I;htI
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A-Cnts-kcal Estate

LET THE Commercial Co.,. Realtors help you locate. No matter what your needs t' t is real estateb We can serve you our list comprises some very uuusuai harCaius Room 40, The Commercial Trust CO Bld.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
PHONE t-&9
lttip-- N DttI,,u \k ;tbtrij

littp-- ~ utn'n Nantru {. CASHIER wanted. Must be c4paricUced Preferences required. ArpiN at strauss Roth ,,"'rs luo.. %55 Majn St. ENpEulENCEn YOUNG -jrI vuuccd for general bou..WorE Polish girl prefer Pod. Phone 2t"$-E
 ENrEluEN.Ep strl for g,ncra housc- work aud to assist with raur of two cl-drcn. Apply 1o'l ,oron A<". GENERAL uousevorh EI nauled. one willing to ,' to Nc-v York. rIll Plain 'lI' %&,-@
 lIJJ. or woman Ia 1oip ~#Du yuauUrr work and 'o"'sia- Sin. u51u.. App's Mrs Smith, 9l M"u St. MIDDLE NGLD WOMAN wanted Tor housc&onp"r. Two phi)dreu over 5 '.H:s. Wu,c Ndoacr Ho> N., Hom'd
 situations Nautcd-Ncn q! lpjNG man wishes work for Friday and saturday. Anything considered, Have r7r lhwc @l2-L
 situation Wantcd-Momrn D PEACTICAl. uursy would lihc 10 take care of n'aid "r do practical uurs- ing Write 'jagsIN,d Box A., Herald. WuMNN, experienced in general house. work. would lEe worl, hy the da.. Telephone 5r97-E
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Building Lots Tor Sale

EAST SIDE-TNe acres Of building lots at T sacrifice price to quick buyer. Also eral wood and timber tracts near town. Lockwood, City Hall. LOr-torbm Avov near Lincoln St, and now park. Excellent l"ratiun for single Numr. Telephone -taS-W
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
TWO SAl.3..SAiEE

to complete our present suy.c-a.ul or 9au.-atlou 1iu, have tuo anlity and bc ma'ur. 'rourH {" handle one ot the finest propasuous in this section, uur
 al b'oasIouhd is such that q rsiablc s3L.fur"u "ju find unlimited opportunity.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

NuU%G couple with daughter. a ge $, lo- ting here temporarily wjal to rcut small furnished house or or room "putmcut. Good residential district References furnished. Tel. Burrtt Ho- tel, Room 9SQ.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
REAL ES1 ATE FOR RENT
ApiI imcuts end IenenleDte

CHESTNUT ST. S0G--fiNe room tene- Meht All improvements. Second floor. GaraEe. Inquire on premises
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

SUCK MOTOR CAE6--t t5s lee auJ seI ice. ,alHtni Buick Co. lI53 otuul,y St ICItpiouu @6UI
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
WaiIttyi-ArtitJ., 10 Buy

SED RADIOS. Guaranteed tO work as Gooh as new. All makes and models ,ucan. M.Co.s. inc. 9l6 MAm St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three room furnish ed house Telephone 223. L. R. Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Wrangen Narrows-Tow Channel Buoys, TIC" to TIC" and g TIC" to 12 "TCp each a second class wood spar appropriately col ored and numbered established May 23, 1880, to mark towing channel established in Wrangel Narrows by War Department Or der.
 Chatham Strait-TebenKof Bay Light, established May 15, 1880 Fixed white light fourteen feet above high water obscured from 1858 deg to 323 deg. true. Light is located on south west side of un- named island three miles 123 deg from 120-ft. island at south sidt of entrance.
 Chatham Strait-Cape Ommaney Light, heretofore destroyed wa; rebuilt and relighted May 30, 1880 Light is 190 feet above high water
 Chatham Strait-Hood bay En- trance Buoy No. 2, reported out oi position will be replaced as soor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04

FOR RENT-Three room furnished apartment, heated, and electric range. Available June 1st. Bishop Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04
TWO STEAMERS
 ENR0UTE NORTH

SEATTLE, June 4. Steamer Northwestern on her first trip to Southeast Alaska for the summer schedule, sailed at o'clock last night with 72 first class passengers and 78 steerage.
 The following passengers are booked for Juneau: B. l.. Kerns and wife, Mrs. h.. Webber, H. J Wencke, c. V. Brown, Miss A. Gerritzen, and five steer age. Evans Enroute Admiral Evans sailed for Alaska ports at 10 o'clock this morning with 41 first class passengers and 103 steerage.
 The following passengers are booked for Juneau:
 Mrs. J. Carson, M. J. Sullivan and R. H. Severich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04

FOR RENT Single apartments furnished, heated and electric re- frigeration. Permanent or tran sient. MacKinnon Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04
Marine News
Steamer Movement:

, Northwestern is due to arrive Q Saturday.
 g Admiral Evans is due Satur-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04
AT THE HOTELS
Gas.ineau

Gas.ineau Mrs. .Conoyer, Ketchikan; Mrs Barclay, Ketchikan; Ernest Felton and wife, Hoonah; Robert Wakelin Seattle; Sam Baker, Seattle.
 Alaskan J. G. Smith, Wrangell; R. G Wilmo, Tulsequah; Henry Meyers Taku; John Holm; Fred Pognant; c. B. Murphy, Taku; James Dona- hoe, Gipsum; Oliver Hillman, Hoo nah.
 Zynda Curtis Gardner, Portland; Joe L Hill, Jr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04

FOR RENT-In Douglas, two com { fortable five-room cottages. furn-
 ished; Phone Douglas 85.