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WIFE -BEATER'
GIVEN 50 DAYS

Charged with having assaulted
his wife. Mrs. Ethel Eiston.
Edmond EIston, 400 block Kast
Capitol ST., was given 50 days IA
Jail ~ Judge Isaac n. hit Ia
Police Court yesterday. An intOx.
icatiOn charge aeainst the man
brought q fine OF $40.
MRS. Elst0n appeared on the
witness stand, but due to the
swollen condition Of her face, was
unable to speak loudly enough to
give much testimony.
EIston declared that he had no
knowledge Of the assault until the
morning after Il occurred. He adj
.mitted that he had been drinking
and added that he had worked out
In the hot sun MI day without
food, declaring that these factors
caused Ms condition at the time Of
the alleged assault.
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| HURT Z CARS
DEMOLISHED

WAYNEsBoRo. July 81. one
man was hurt and two cars
badly damaged in . collision on
the Rockfish road leading east
from Waynesboro.
Haston Bridge, driver Of tour
Ing car. was injured severely
when the machine in which he
was riding rammed into the rear
end Of . sedan. striking It &
heavy blow and plunging to the
far side Of the road where it up
set.
Bridge suffered severe lacera-
tiOns about the head and body
and was removed to q local ply.
sician's office for treatment. His
machine was damaged several
hundred dollars, while the car he
struck. belonging to Guy Kirby
Of this city, was damaged slightly.
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ENGINEER SUES
IN CUBA DEAL

Edgar w. Mccormick. 32l6
Oliver st. N. w. who asserts he
Is the only American engineer
qualified to practice in Cuba. yes.
terday filed suit against Score,
tary Of state Stimson and Score.
tary Of the Treasury Mellon to
safeguard the payment Of $36, 600
which he claims Is due him from
Charles J. Harrah, an American
citizen residing at Havana, for
professional services.
Mccormick claims he was EN-.
plOyed by Harrah to prepare en-
cheering data to be used ct an
arbitration hearing, and that the
Republic Of Cuba awarded $3.50 600
Ito Harrah which is to be paid
through the State Department
He charges that HRrrah has failed
to pay him the 10 per cent due
flor professional services.
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sRRINERS HERE
GO TO Farley

A large delegation Of the wash
ineton Order OF the A. ,. y,
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine viii
leave Sunday for Charlotte. n. C.,
where the annual conyocaticn Will
be held.
The local members viii be I'D
by Charles D. Freeman. treasurer;
r. II. Dent. deputy, and ElwcOd q.
Hubert, potentate. and head Of
Mecca Temple. No. 10. The patrol
and band win accompany The
delegates.
Representative Oscar De Priest,
Alderman Robert Jackson, Of Chi.
cago, and Or. NJ. Brazier, Of New
Orleans, and james A. jackson.
Of the Department Of Commerce,
win speak.
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Luggage Greatly Reduced

1 CoWhlas Gladstone. was
$a7.5o. Now. ..... .S25 80
I Walras Gladstone. Was $40.
NOW ..s....... .... 9@e so
a Leather HANDBAG. was
S32.bO. Now. 1855. .e38 80
I 1altialed Leather suit Case.
Was $3.50. New. .sl2.6O
1 Suit Case. Special. .9a.aB
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR
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Mayor Quizzes City
On Police; ISIS
Ash Jobs

PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
Philadelphians really are con
tented" judging from early 70.
plies to 4 QUESTIONABLE sent
two months ago By Mayor
Mackey to 10000 persons, ask.
ing the condition Of their
streets, whether they had suffi-
cicnt police protection and how
the city administration could
assist them individually or help
their neighborhood.
up to today. SEQ replies had
been received. The mayor said:
cit certainly II efAcouraging
that \ very large number Of
fsS.-replies indicate perfect
: satisfaction on the part Of
the clti1ens." e
AS 4 result Of an inquiry on
unemployment In the question.
natre, Mr.. Mackey said he had
before him the names and ad-
dresses 0f 2,3TB men and women
who were in need Of work.
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Dolls and Toys Reduced

3 vanta Baby Dole Reduced:
we're Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, "a
> s':It" Dana. Were ss.s5. Observation-Disclosures
Imported Della; china heads Were $50.
3 Inapoetea DoN Bassinsts were aI60 nav -
Bt0Ck 0aKAss with aninaala were 3126.
NOW ......................... .sBo
- Rolng Bel Chimes. Were 5oc Now aGe
Floral Netes hoe. rake ana trowel. Were CSC
set NOV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lee
- Garden Sets: hoe, rake and spade:
9 were 81. Now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e6e
y were bOc. NOW 3be
Silver Ace AeRoplane. Was $40 Now......9B
tor STORE. BOURTH FLOOR,
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Art Embroidery Reduced

3 Waste Baskets. with prints.
Were 1896. "As is. 81
{ sllk-eoveRed Waste Baskets,
green ana orchid. Were
&1.aS. Now. "a
o ltalian straw Baaketa, a..
sorted patterns. Were
$3.50. Now. Sits
q Laes PllleWs, round ana
uhleng. We're 81. New SOC
etEaw EilloWs, applique
designs In eoloeG Were
e1.76. New. .56s
I MOaeg white LancheOa Get.
36-inch cloth, 4 napkins,
blue border. Was $3.T5.
AZ 1s.sss.s.S.... .SB
ART EMBROIDERY, sEvENT
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Novelty Jewelry Reduced


8l
chakess with hanaeArvsd aRd dianenaut
aoSaA was UbO NOV
real Rsss Quarts Chsks -eset
Real Aseh CRYSTAL Chehee aand,ecTved ssads Wes SO Nw
Caeadod Crystal NseAea Aand%carea
Nov FL
Nov
eaneian ehaicedony
ehrys0phraaa both with
castle were sssa New ~
m, 80 VIA; s::; nI:II6 ssss
4 al
e5s3
eyatal sud mefaA Were 81
. Co., ssss-.s e.
so
- - - ss..l 49, ~.s. 81 es
= NsumHr
wwwmaww rrwwsmw Erg~T Tls~r@
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Camp and Lawn
Furniture Reduced

Lawn swingss rigid construction, Were ss.9s.
Green Folding CHAIR. Was SIS. New. 49,. ia. 10
Atwood Folding Utility CAaIrA Were s5c.
> CellapslbIs Weed Camp Tables. We're sssS
4 iced Table for children 70 uas special. :. rs
CANT FURNITURE FOURTH FLOOR
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Thin-B1own Turnblers
Special Sc

n lightly cut decorations
- raslais So saais-Ai.s BsV.
eFago Oilassas. toDaH aao
foas. Hfeh ed design.
were ase each Nee. .1ss
% 1mpuEaa6 AzAsR GlnB
WanaA were 81 EoB. ~
80 So Rnas - wzals Glaas-
WuERs FN9aeea saa-G4nrtsf
- una-haw fsw g1sarmnER-
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Golf Equipment Reduced

nurke Pntter Was %. Now.......s...... 90
@ssassgSr ! Mashls NsSlac. Was g. Now. g
1 Laay DuEks Mld-Mashle. Was SGsO. Now 81
4 1AdV Bueke digger. Was s4.so. Now. -. 81
9 kFagdaa MaaiIiS 1roa Clsft-hand). Was ss.ss.
NoW -. =. ............ .......s. s..... 80
0alf nag uo18R ssg runutng s0ard e auto
mobila Was SIS E0U.s............8.bo
Tsnnis naahs1a. rsases1 - slsar:
wsfe ~ NoI.-...----.-- -
wers o1G6a Ns~- -
: a3as n9alMnrs Rlses Is - Waa stess.
- - 49, ---------s- -
RRUaTrNs @oonm E0Umw@ FlooR
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rs In French chiaa
porcelain.
10 Coffee Cups and Saueezz,
colOrful Syracuse China.
Were $l.7S cup-and.sau-
Ger. Now .........s.. ~
4 Swedish Pottery Chop Plate
Was So. Now ...4.. Sc
SwediAh Pottery salad Bowl.
Was 81. Now .&1.6O
)dds ana Ends of Fancy CAlan
and Open stOck Dinner
Ware greatly reduced.
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3 India Print Pillows. Were
S1.9s. "As is" -
I Model white Linen Dress,
medium size. Was $3.50.
NOW ......t........ S1.8B
I SILK and lEay0n BED Spread,
single size, peach ana
gold changeable. Was
S4.SS. "As is''. 81. %
{ Boys Model Sun Suits.
Sizes 3 and { years.
Were $3.50. Now.
Q Model COlored Lines ToweIs,
green, yellow ana blue.
Were 92.50. Now. 81
Model white Linen and
Tweed Bags. assorted pat
terms. Were 81. Now u
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500 Rolls Coed 0uallty ToRIet
Tissue. special. Use Roll
q Imported Wnsught 1ron
Flew StMnals. Were
$3.50. Now .s......y $3.50
"a Ianp0rted Disc Remover and
SaRItaFy MINK Bette Caps.
We're 25c. Now ...,. lee
Z Gray EaauaeI Covered steuz
Kettles. with bail handle:
2-quart size. Were soc.
NOW s.............s $50
1 .Unpalnted Golf Rag Hack.
Was S4.S0. Now. .$1.0B
1 Unpaiated C0stamsr.. Was
.,&4.60. Now ..........el,pS
10 Unpainted Nod ePn iatic
Lamp Bases, slightly I'M
PERFECT. Were s1.SS.
Now sss.s..s...s..s.. 500
I Americas walnut UApainted
End Table, slightly IN
PERFECT. Was ss.TS.
now s.s.sssssssssse.S 8sOD
1 American Walnut lUApaiAteA
End Table. Was $3.50.
Now s.sssssSssssssssS 1sS0
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Lamp Shades Reduced
Outdoor Toys Reduced
FLOOR SAMPLES

Large acreened Playhouse. Size BMxs was
Green Canvas Poleless Umbrella Tent. with I'll
eQuipment Size "a feet square. Was
$2sb0 Now Observation-Disclosures e.1e
Sxb Khaki CaRvas Wall Tent: complete with
pole and ataksa. Was S7.25 Now....e6
bx5 Khaki Canvas Wal Tent. Was S..
$50 "a. 90
Pug Tent. slightly damaged. Was 1926.
sxs ANA I:... ws.. :: "a
EeedtaE stations for birds. Were $2.25 Now 81
! large BIuebird House. Was $3.50. Now. -
Wren Houses. Were $3.50. Now. .elE0
8lueblrd Houses. Were $3.50. Now. .SI.2S
TOY STORE. FOURTH FLOOR
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Special

200 fine quality glasses.
- Glaas SuEas aaa Cssam
Sela. rose and gresn
Soscial .....--.. .ssR aea
Q naaa-PaIaaaa Glaas Flsasg
D0Wos. were S1c-
q Em41-E ain1H9 el1mas Ca
(4A Wsn~ nas. 49,. -
SLMNsw RmE FIwFM FEnNm
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!, Men S Colored Shirts
Reduced to 95e

IS Collar Attached and Neckband Shirts; sizes Il,
Is, l6, 1874, n and 17h in lot.
10 pairs Mems Fancy Rayon Mixed Socks; sizes
oh to 11A Were Soc. Now 35c, pairs 81
% pairs Mems Imported Wool Golf Hose: light
and medium weights; sizes 10 to II. Were $2'5O
to 81. Now. ............... ....''...... .$A'SO
% suits Mems Pajamas; colOred mercerized cot
ton: medium and large Sizes Were $3.50 each
SO Mems Silk Bow Ties. Were $3.50 each. Now See
II Mems Lightweight Wool Golf Caps; sizes Sc
to tx; tans and grays. Were $3.50 each.
& NOW : OeS~
Mems All-wool Coat Sweaters; sizes &c. 80 and
a. Were SO each. Now. observation-disclosures .SS
THE MEMS STORE. SECOND FLOOR
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1 Brief Case. was SIC.
NOW .............& ~
1 Initial wardrobe Hat Box.
Was $3.50. Now. $40
1 Wardrobe Suit Case. Was
$50. Now ......... e66.
I suit Case. waa $50.
New .s........... &c. 8S1s6O
I Hat Box, with tray. Was
$@6. Now ....s.....&S 81
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Gowns and Slips, CSC
We're $50 and S1.65

PhIpune Nalasoek Gowns
.1 Kimono and aeeveleAs styles Sizen is.
tan, nota In 50, 60 ~ and a.
.45e
COTTON UNDERWEAR. THIRD FLOOR
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
Luncheon Plates
Special 25e

100 :. discontinued de-
and English and America
9 ROulllon Cups and saaeers.
In EnGTish Porcelain.
Were $50 cup-and-saucer.
now ..s...... .SSC
10 Coffee Cups and Saucera,
Electra" English Porcs-
lain. Were sue cup-And-
saucer. Now ...... .S6e
I individual Breakfast Set.
"as u" Was 1886.
NUW, '..sss $3.50. -. $500
CHINA. FIFTH FLOOR
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1 UnfIAlsheA small.glHe TOOI
ChAst. was $3.50.
Now s............... Sl.OB
3 yvhts6 Pevee-mamel ESaSSh
BRO0Sn CablmefAs Were
$3.50. Now ....s. SlS.5b
Unpa8nfed Rockers, with up
holstered aeats. Were
$3.50. Now .....s. .02.9B
Pairs UnpaInted AsetlsrnIstic
Beck EBdB; shopwOrn.
Were IS pair. Now. o6e
= Women'S UDpainted HAT
Stands. Were 7Se. Now 2Se
3 FeROlofd Bathroom ChaiRs,
1 orchid. / rose, slightly
SHOPWORN. Were 836.
Now .......ss....s. $A2sBO
I Cream PArOlOld Bath stool.
9 hop worn. Was 912.
NOW ~DsUO
I Flax BathfOom Bt0el,
SAepwoen, Was $3.50.
Now s..ssesssssss.sss -
Reoo Da4hRoosn steel.
shopwofA. Was sT.k0.
New sssseesesssaDs.4S .bB
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Chemise and Dance Sets, $1.95
Woro cO OK
Were S2.95

Lace Trmmed chemse and Dance Sets Of Flat Crepe -.
hemstitche0 aInrd Were
Were Sass Nov. S2S6
tailored ana acstriMWed .tyteS
SILK UNDERWEAR. THIRD FLOOR
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ART EMBROIDERY. SEVENTH FLOOR
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
Girls and Juniors Hats
We're IS to $40 SIS

80 Straw Hats; bangkok leghorn and other fine sraws
Sizes and styles in broken assortment.
Girls AI-wool
HAtst leghorna and medium large
CHmpREN's MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR
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junior Misses Dresses, SO
We're $3.50

OF georgette, chiffon and de chine, for
afternoon Sizes l3, Is and II.
Junior Misses silk Dresses plain printed Sizes H.
10 and Is. Were 1880 Now. .Sl37S
10 Junior Misses silk Dresses afternoon evening
Sizes IL, -, is and IT. Were $3.50 to $3.50.
JuN1oR MISSES APPAREI4 FOURTH FLOOR
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See additional Remnant Day offerings in
foday,s edition of The EOening Star
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
Candy Savings

After Dinner MINIS. Special pound SSc
90 cans Hopes. Were SOC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chocolate Novelty Flowers. Were 75c. Now... .0Se
CANDIES AISLE i2-i4. FIRST FLOOR
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
Girls Furnishings Reduced

~ Girls white and Pastel
Sweaters: cardigan and
siip-ona. Were S2.95.
now .....'.... At.SO
3 Girls Wa = b q BILE SILK
Bl0ases: pastela. Sizes 80
to IS. Were $3.50.
NOW '.s.s.s's1..' VIC
10 Girls white Nalns0ok Conn
blnati0ns. Some hand
made. Size only. We're
S1.35. Now, ....,..... BBe
, Girls Printed Japanese
Crepe C00lia COatD. sizes
10 to Is. Were $1.55.
Now ...s.......... II 10
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FoI
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HOUSE FURNIsHINds. FIFTH TLooR
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Pumps, Oxfords and WovenSandals
!, We're re; $s 80 SIPS

IS pairs misses round and toe and ofords
beige and patent cotskin. Sizes AAA 5h, 6h tn and
8; IA IA and s: A 3h, 4. IA and S; 3h and 4;
2h 8, 3h and ga 10 pairs Woven Sandals, in
brown. Sizes and AZ B; s. 3h and ~ c.
SHOES, THIRD FLOOR
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See additional Remnant Day offeringsin
foday's edition Of The EUening Star
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
ARTICLES FOE SALE

ATTENTION, merchants or the
Valley-Cardwell Hardware store Of
McAllen being closed out. One
large National cash register, safe.
several ~Sh0wcaseF, counters and
shelving. n complete sectional
wall case, typewriter. adding ma
chine. ceiling fans. filing cabinets
and miscellaneous items. first class
shape. sacrifice for quick disposal.
Gl87
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23

lot s blk 4, Caipsallo District sub.
$40.
Valley Citrus Groves Co. to VIM.
". Davis ct ux.: 8. 10 acres OF ~.
20 &C. lot 9, block 4, Capisallo Dis
trict s4250.O0.
Valley Citrus Groves Co. to
Chesterfield Payne. ct ux.: West 10
&C. OF s. 20 acres OF lot 3 blk. a,
Capisallo District sub. $1,000.
A. L. Zimmerer to Rochus Spaeth:
South 10 &C. block IA. Minnesota
Texas Land e. Irrigation Co. Sub.
500.
J. b. Scott 10 Mrs L. Kerr; 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
These Want AID Columns Are Bargain Counters for Valley People

acres block 148, Fresncs Tract, $40.
and other consideration.
J. c.. Fernandez to Mrs. L. Kerr:
all block lat and 14.8 acres block
i48, Fresnos Tract $1,000 and other
consideration.
Mrs. l.. Kerr TO Arthur Pitt: all
block lat and i4.8 acres block i48.
FresnoS Tract $40 and other con-
sideration.
q. @. Henson ct al. to Pedro Co
mez; lot 10 block l9l, Brownsville
$3.50
The Ffnwood Corporation 10 J.
8 Yeats; lot IL block 4, Finwood
Heights Addn. Harlingen $4,000. :
Mrs. Willie o. Lewallen TO Julian
9. Hyer: Undivided 3 IL acres be-
ing w. IL Of l.. 2T.3o &C. OF Blk.
q. Iowa Gardens Tract. $500.
p. c. Shaggy to j. L. Wilson;
blocks 81 and 80, River Drive Sub.
$40.
e. N. Mcrlyain ct al. to A. T..
Parker; blk. 6. Potter Sub. $40.
The Al Parker Securities Co. to
J.. r. Rushton; ~. 10 &C. OF s. Z.
20 &C. Blk. 10. Cantu Tract $40.
O.. O.. Henson ct al. to Juana Ca.
vazos: Alley 1-2 lot 4 b.. 325. La
Entrada Adm. Brownsville s225.
q. q. Henson Cd MI. 20 Margarita
Salas: lot 2 blk rs. Brownsville $3.50
@. G. Henson et al. to Margarita
Salas: Z. 1-2 lot 3 blk. .6, Browns
vile s325.
HIDALGo COUNTY
Edw. A. Eckert TO Florence A.
Richardson. $1,000. 10 &C OF N. II
&C. OF Z. Is nc. Lot 176. Kelly Pharr
Subd.
Mission Dev. co. to Raymond w.
Swope. ct al. sS22S45. Lot 1913. Pride
O'Tevas subd.
A. Y. Baker TO Matt Pierce. $1,000.
w IL OF 4 IL lot II. Kelly Pharr
subd.
Mrs. L. S. Baker. ct vir TO DOM
inTo Lesama. $1,000. Lot 4, blk g.
Edinburg.
n. A. Manley to Bernard Grippe.
ct TX. sl750.O0. s 1-2 OF s 1-2 lot
.. blk. 50. Alamo tract.
J. ID. George to Lillian Tedford.
$1,000. Und. IL int. lots 7 and 8,
blk. 213. Mission. Lots II and Is. re-
subd. lot 4. blk. 81. Donna. s. 8 &C
Of Z iSac. Lot 2. blk. IL. La Donna.
Lot 8. blk. 8. Donna. 4. l2.45 &C. lot
3. blk. 10. La Donna.
Roy p. CONWAY ct ux 10 Margaret
Hollerbach. $1,000. N. 27.46 &C. lot
3l8. John RI. Shary subd.
l.. w. Day to Edw. a. Eckert.
100000. lots l and 2, blk SO. Nc
Allen.
]. +. Tanner to G. v. Tanner.
$1,000. Lot 10. blk. 1876, Oblate Adm
to Mission.
B. s. Graham. ct al TO A. S. Perry
s3500.00. N. 7.2S &C farm tract 6e7,
West Tract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
G ADVERTISEMENT

The Board of School Trustees,
Brownsville Independent School
District will receive bids at its Of
flee in Brownsville. Texas. Wednes-
day. Sept. oath at l p. m. for 80 gas
heaters each sufficient to heat Is
school rooms OF $500 cubic feet and
Is rooms CT 8700 cubic feet interior
dimensions. Bids will be considered
for heater units installed or deliver
ed at school buildings in CITY Of
Brownsville at option Of bidder.
This board reserves right to reject
any and all bids. Each bid must be
accompanied by sample heater unit
ready for inspection by board.
Brownsville Independent School
District.
F. E. Starck. Sec.
9-2l-22-23-3t-3850
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Cameron Courts

Furnished by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
John Baehr eli ux 10 The Har-
lingen Star Publish Co.: lots l and
2 block 81. Harlingen / 5000.
James A. Terral. Jr. Trustee to
e. II. Colgin. Trustee; 10 acres be-
ing the West 1-2 of the east f-2
blk. 262 San Benito Irrigation co.
Sub. $40.
p. w. Perkins to Valley Citrus
Groves Co.; 8 10 acres Of N. 20 nc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
LOST y FOUND

THINGS YOU no longer need can
bring ycu cash for the things you
d need. "A Classified Ad will dr.
tn, trick.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23

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