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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-07
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Cameron County Water Improve
ment District Number Thirteen
will receive bids for a depository
as 15fovided by law. up TO 10 o'clock
a. nr. Nov. 20. 1880. at which
time the bids will be opened. Bids
should be addressed TO the Dis
trict. care OF Rentfro and Cole
attorneys-at-law. State National
Bank building. Brownsville. Texas.
(Seal) p. w. Samuel,
President of the Board of Directors
OF Cameron County Water I'M
provement District Number Thir-
teen. in Cameron County, Texas
1l-6-l3-20-3t-3892.
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Business Opportunities

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is Of
fered TO wide-awake man to secure
interest in growing business. Due
to illness in my family am obliged
to leave the Valley at once. Ad-
dress Box Hist Herald.
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TOday's Radio Features
KWWG FOR FRIDAY AFTERNOON


KWWG PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY AFTERNOON
2:00-2:30-Studio program Of Spanish and Mexican selections.
~2:30-2.3l-Time service through courtesy Dairy Products co.
23l-3O0-Studio program, the "Od Timers Club"
3O05:00-Footbalg game by remote control from Tucker Field, game
between the Junior College Scorpions and the Az NJ
- Freshman team. This game comes to you through the
courtesy of The Edison Shop.
COOS :l5-Sudio program of popular selections.
6:l5-6:30-Program Of the Union Mutual Life Co. OF Iowa.
6.30-6 BEL CorteZ Cafe announcement.
1926 55-Dnner concert sponsored by the Viyier Music Store.
6:55-7:oo-Tfme service through courtesy Of the Dairy Products co.
KWWG PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY EVENING
eOo-s:3o-Studio program of popular music.
9:30-10:00-Varety program.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Trio in program Of Mexican music.
10:15-10:30-Studio program of popular music.
l0:30-ll :00-Request program.
KWWG PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY MORNING
i000-l0:30-Organ concert by remote control from the Capitol Theatre
organ by Paul Kennard.
1890 1:00-Program Of Semi-caSSical selections.
11:O0 IL :25-Program of popular music.
ll:25-ll :30-Aldridge -Kimmel Co time service announcement.
$780, II: 45-Edson shop presents Gus" the worlds worst pianist.
Il: 45-11:46-Dairy Products time service announcement.
1l:46-ll:55-Popular music continued.
i1:55-ll:59-Weather and river forecasts.
ll;5s Time signals; courtesy Star Pharmacy of McAlen.
= = -. II ~.L-4. E,6o.faa
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Automotive
AUTOMOTIvE

CHEVROLET l-ton truck, with new
body. Suitable for any kind Of
hauling. A. Robertson. 2 miles east,
! mile north, Mercedes, Texas.
I.l7
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FOR SALE OR
FOR SALE OR A

WILL TRADE 25-acre farm about
one-half mile from paved road near
Olmito for Brownsville property.
This farm has produced better
than 100000 in crops per year.
Good citrus land. r. o. Box al.
I-53
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CHECK mi DOUBLE HEC THESE OFFERS
Employment
HELP WANTED

AT ONCE-South America or Unit
ed States. Permanent positions;
labor, clerical, mechanical, sales
manship; experience unnecessary.
Salaries s25-sl00 weekly, transpor-
tation furnished. Box IT'S, Chica-
go. lbs
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HOUSES FOR SALE

BARGAIN-For sale, Groom mod
ern home and $1,000 per month In
other rentals, for Sl1.000.00. Box
426. San Juan, Texas. H54
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Rentals
APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
with living room. bedroom. dining
room. kitchen and breakfast nook.
Also smaller apartment suitable for
couple. The kind you viii like. Call
66S-J. Colonial Apartments. H-172
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Real Estate

ATTENTION. DEVELOPER
T00-acro tract on sales contract.
Club house available. c. II. Swal-
low & Company. Alamo. Texas.
H-1l8
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FOR SALE-22-acre citrus tract
under cultivation. Boca Chica road.
Ressca land, new Groom frame
house. Mrs. L. NJ. Levinson, phone
90ilF5. H-l28
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CITRUS LAND-Truck lano, tracts
S to $50 acres. low priced. Box
1888. San Benito. Texas. I'LL
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Livestock & Poultry

FOR SALE-Fine fat turkeys tor
Thanksgiving. Specially fed. Also
fine singing canaries. Subject 10
registration. Mrs. z. Thomas,
Honeydale Farm. H-232
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Financial

WANT TO BORROW 100000 at
10 per cent interest on property
well located and worth 100000.
Want money TO improve property
Box I-60 Brownsville Herald. I-60
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FOR SALE-l50. 900 extra fire.
thrifty sour orange seedlings, over
head irrigation; 3-6 inch diameter.
$4,000 per thousand: smaller sizes
ut lesser price. j. r. Honey, Mis-
sion. Texas. I-53
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Trees Seeds & Plants

CABBAGE PLANTS for sale. Palm
Service Station. La Feria. phone "a.
HISS
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As4a-WEAF New York-sso (NBC Chain)

Programs in Central Standard Time. P. NJ unless otherwise Indicated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-07

NEW ZEALAND rabbits, breed
ers and broods. A bargain. In
quire at Oklahoma Service Station.
OF Highway No. Il, route 2, Browns
vile, Tex. I-2l
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WANTED
GRAPEFRUIT
for canning
OLMITO PACKING CO.
Olmito, Texas

WANTED-All or half interest
small suburban drug store. good To-
cation. I-59 Herald. I-5S
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BABY CHICKS-Purebred Al
chicks. priced reasonable. Cameron
County Chickeries, La Feria. 1t
FOR PEN fattened turkeys, infer
tile eggs. fat hens, fryers, phone
9Ol2F13. I-6I
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SHOE REPAIRING
Rentals

FURNISHED HOUSE-10 rooms. 5
bedrooms, garage. 600 washington.
H-242
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05
Oh, Miss Dentist"

den she was astonished and said several words
in consecutive order, Did you forget some
thing. Mr. Whidden?"
SENo." replied Mr.. whidden, "I remembered
something. remember it was four
weeks ago Wednesday when first saw you the
day before you met Mr.. Blatzerman. I also
remember that Harry Hector. whom you know,
told me you inadvertently said Mr.. Blatzerman's
dental work would mean something to third
party-and consequently want to thank you
for aiding me In q business way. Don't owe
you sonething?"
You owe me nothing pecuniary," calmly
responded Miss Georgiana Smith doGang her
white apron and cap, but you may design TO
offer remuneration in the shape Of some revised
opinions regarding the purported decadence Of
modern womanhood.
az am willing to admit I overheard your
pyrotechnics few moments before first We
met. But ponder: it Is barely possible that
in the stress Of modern business and professional
competition q woman,s help may really be
needed to augment q man's-her husbands or
prospective husbands; and that with such
loyal cooperation they can probably save
enough out Of their joint earnings to establish
nice home in which ultimately the lady can
retire and raise fine family. while the hsls-
band naturally continues to carry on outside.
Kindly open wide your tolerant mind. Mr..
Whidden,' 47.sf.. e.
Miss Smith," Mr.. Oliver Whidden rejoined
earnestly. my mind has just opened wide and
win renain that way permanently.
"I wonder, he appended humbly. If you win
be 90 generous to favor me with . date
Tomorrow Higi1t9" t.- -. .
what eountered Miss Georgiana Smith
sweetly Ibid You think had been neediessly
filling and realizing that one tooth for, ever and
cxeE aeaiRa. soh. Oliver some one may see asR'
a Ao sIOr sdt knpyxieaat. oaO3eAt bsRs.s lHlv Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05

'T-we"-Mr. Nevi,ls hesitated and then indI-
Gated Miss Buckley, who was lingering uneer-
tainly In the shadow Of . gasoline pump. This
is my nancee, Miss Buckley, Mr.. oarvan."
Bud removed the toothpiek from his meath
and doRed his derby, revealing polished POM
padour which reeked Of brilliantine. Please
to meetcha." he said, giving Miss Buckleys hand
prolonged squeeze. $50 this Is the future
misSus. hey? Well, gotta give old Ernest credit
for shown good judgment, anyhow. But you
gotta watch him." Bud winked deliberately at
Miss Buckley. Say little girl. the things could
tell you about your boy friend! It's high time
he got married an settled down. allrightaIlright.
An I bet a picket fence amt all you'll have
runnin' around the hOuse-eh, Ernest?" He
leered significantly at Mr. MENUS and naadged
him in the ribs.
II expect So" said Mr.. MENUS, edging
away with wan smile 'Weli-uh-.We got to
get along. Got some shopping to do. Glad to
have seen you, Bud"
Same here" said Bud. $50 Iong--an' don't
do anything wouldn't dol"
There was q relieved silence Is Miss Buckley
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Continued frOm Tenth Page
face on a collar button" coldIy explained the
dentistress. ut was my brothers collar button.
Open wide, please"
AS he left the once some time later, very
much puzzled to Miss Georgiana Smiths
queer reticence, he espied Jacob Blatzerman in
the reception room perusing . 1908 magazine.
Mr.. Blatzerman was in very conyivial mood,
probably due to the quaint magazine.
He erasped the salesmans hand In greeting.
This reminds me-" he declared that should
explain my recent sudden change Of mind about
the insurance policies you offered me- Mr..
whidden. My former refusalS were dtae TO my
teeth"
.'Your teeth!" exclaimed Mr. Whldden. "Your
teeth?"
EYES, indeed" smiled Mr. Blatzerman. For
a long time, unknown to myself. had several
severely infected molars the poisons from which
gradually spread down into the body affecting
my physical health as well as my disposition,
and making me extremely cross and unreason-
able I was tardily made aware Of this by
young lady. the dentist in there whom hap
pened to meet and who persuaded me TO have
x-ray, and In time fortunately cured me
Of the aggrayating trouble. Once in normal
condition realized should take advantage
Of the policies you offered and therefore gladly
signed up for them"
"Mr Blatzerman" said the salesman. do
you mind telling me when 1t was You nrSt met
Miss SMITH"
Mr. Blat1erman did not mind. and said. after
some thought. 1t was four weeks ego last
Thursday: and then the inner door opened and
the painless expert called, "You may come In
now Mr. BIatzerman."
When the elderly patient emerged about an
hour later he was surprised to find that Mr..
Oliver Wh:ddep was still INF the reception room.
b9t haGHs'jy pyt, Without sSsAyjpg A.dBcsd and
when Mir kpitA ssnssAAn A4d sssNr NJ lW ssiaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05

and Mr.. MENUS walked away from the West
Broadway Garage. He certainly b caarAe.
ter" Mr.. MENUS remarked at length. "It isn't
50 much what he says Is the way he says Il"
"Ys." said Miss Buckley thoughtfully ~T
guess that's It."
At breakfast table next morning Aunt Ursula
announced that they really ought to cali On
Maggie before they left.
who is Maggie?" Miss Buckley inquired
rather sharply.
"She's an old woman" Mr. MENUS fastened
to explain. -She used to be my-uh-nurSe.
When was baby, mean"
He always called her sMoo-Moo'" Aunt
Ursula put in. Then, assaiIed by sudden
doubt. she added, "Or was it 'Guh-Guf'? No,
I'm 1t was 'Moo-Moo.' 'Guh-Guh' was
what you called your bottle"
at doesn't matter said MFR. MENUS shortly.
ITO tell the truth, don't even remember what
she looks like"
But she remembers you" Aunt Ursula as
sured him. land know she'd appreciate II II
you took Barbara around to cab on her before
you CO."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05

ELUCTANTLY Mr. Nevius consented. NAG
gle, o wrinkled. leathery crone Ct o, lived
With her niece Mrs Pelter, and Mrs. Pelter vas
mt . hospitable soul She interviewed her eatl-
era before admitting them.
you haven't got any papers fer her 10 agAs
have your" she inquired staspiciously. ~Shew
sign anything don't watch her"
mo, no." Mr.. MENUS protested. "We're just
making social call. You see, Maggie used 70
be my" He could not bring himself 10 utter
the humiliating word she used 10 help my
mother" he explained.
Mrs. Pelter Led them into the sitting r00m.>
where Maggie reposed in q rustic rocking chair
that was IS gnarled and knotty Is It's occupant.
"Auntyi" Mrs Pelter shouted in the manner 0G
Joe Humphreys introducing y heavyweight
champion. This is Miss Buckley-and Mr..
Nevius!"
Maggie put her hand to her ear. How" she
demanded
Shrinking. Mrs. Pelter repeated her announce
ment. she's deef,' she confided to Miss Buck
ley as the echoes died away.
Eyes, isn't she?" said Miss Buckley apprecaa-
lively. ,,- 1885, tr..
met Ernie Nevius?" the old lady Quavered.
regarding him disapprovingly. well, declared
never thought you'd live" a.
"Oh, yes" Mr.. MENUS laughed uneasiIy "T
lived, all right
what say?"
Mrs. Pelter came to the rescue ~He SAYS h
lived, ali right" she screamed 4.,5
The old lady seemed disappointed. "SMch q
puny baby" she unused fondly. when yOu was
born your head was that small it nd ut In n
teacup. Fact! KIND of curiosity, yoa was"
Mr.. MENUS hdgcted with his collar and
glanced furtiveiy at Miss Buckley But MIS-
Buckley was gazing out Of the window. s4cuvs
We putty nigh lost you q couple Of times."
the quavertng voice continued. "Yu ct loe
bat 1t didn't stay by you. Couldn't keep any
thing on your stumnick bat flannel band AZ
the sayin' goes" @
you're certainly looking well, Maggie" exc
claimed Mr.. Neyius in q valiant attempt 10
change the subject II was just telling Miss
Buckley-'
RUT the old lady did not hear him. I'VE had
quite time with you" she went on Sc
renely, quite time! II it wasn't one thing
it was another. I suppose you've got over the
habit now, but when you was or you was
always stickin things up your nose-beans and
buttons and whatnot Dear, dear! III never
forget the time you found q beetle under the
sink and"
Pardon mel" said Mr.. MENUS desperately,
getting up and seizing Miss Buckley by the arm.
Miss Buckley is looking rather pale. think
it would be better if took her cut into the open
air. Good-by!"
On the way home they decided to be just
Good Friends. 1t was surprising how quickly
they came to an agreement ON that point. And
the following June Mr., Neyius married credu-
lous young lady who believed him when he told
her that he was an alumnus Of an orphan
asylum which was destroyed in the San Fran.
cisco earthquake. It was fantastic story. but
she accepted II. and so far he has taken no
stesp 70 disiliusion her. For, like many others
who have returned to the scenes Of their deep
tangled childhood Mr. MENUS is suffering fTeRR
esftlhboEa case Of arrested sentinentsllsK. r.,ss
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His Requiring YouthaL ~
By Weare Holbrook.

n S remedy for decisions Of grandeur
III there is nothing like q visit to the
III old home town. It puts you IN your
piace-the very place you occupied
before you went forth into the world
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21

VEGETABLE BULLETIN No. So
=. o. 3. shipping point informa-
ton reported Thursday. March 20:
Lower Rio Grande Valley Points:
Cabbage: Haulings light Better
wire inquiry, demand improving,
market firm. Carloads and In mix
ed cars FOB usual terms-round
type bulk per ton $3.50; crates
~$475-5.00; lettuce crates s4l00-4-25.
Truckloads cash TO growers-bulk
per ton wide range in prices, few
sales-mostly 5000.
Carrots: Haulings moderate. Mod
crate wire inquiry, demand mod
crate, market about steady. Car
loads and in mixed carS FOB usual
ferms-crates S1.40-1.50. few lower;
bushels few s0-90-1.00. Carloads and
in mixed cars FOB cash track
crates around sl.25.
Beets: Haulings light. Moderate
wire inquiry, demand moderate,
market steady. Carloads and In mix
ed cars FOB usual terms-crates
s~f.5O-1.65: bushels around SIPS.
Carloads and in mixed cars FOB
cash track-crates $l.35-1.40.
Snap beans: Haulings light. Good
wire inquiry, demand good, market
stsady. Carloads and In mixed cars
FOB usual terms and cSah track
green stringless bushel hamper:
$4.5O-5.OO. Wagonloads cash Il
growers - bushel hampers green
stringless $3-50-4O0.
Primary destinations OF Lower
Valley movement reported Thurs
day. March 20:
Cabbage: IL st. Louis; 6 Houston;
2 Chicago; ! each Cincinnati. Kan
sas City, Detroit, Pittsburgh
carrots: 5 st. Louis: 3 New York;
q Chicago: ! each Detroit, Houston
IT. worth, Boston, Pittsburgh.
Beets: 3 st. Louis; ? each Chi.
caco New York; l each Houston,
Cleveland. Baltimore, Jersey City
Shreveport.
Spinach: II st. Louis; 5 Houston;
q Shreveport: ! each Chicago, Den
vcr. Mustard green's: ! Memphis.
T1frnips: I st. Louis.
Radishes: / each Houston. Fair
bury. Beets and Carrots: ! st. Louis.
Mixed vegetables: IL st. Louis; !
HoustOn. 4 Chicago: , New York;
each It. Worth, Beaumont
shreveport. Pensacola, Memphis
Detroit. Cincinnati, Omaha. Kansas
CITY. washington. Toronto. Jersey
City, Saskatoon
Lower Rio Grande Valley move
rncnt reported Friday morning
March n:
Cabbage OF, vegetables ~. beets
&c. beets and carrots Il. spinach q,
carrots q. snap beans / express
turnlps 1, parsley 8. shallots 1, anise
4. total IN freight ! express. Freight
movement 20 date this season.
: Fruit 1878. Vegetables ssI2. total
r3e5f. To same day last season
Rr1,it 1878. Vegetables 1880 total
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Additional FOB information re-
ported Thursday. March 20:
San Antonio. Texas (South Tex
as Points,:
Spinach: Haulings heavy. Light
wire inquiry, demand slow, market
dull and weaker. Bushel baskets
Savcy-carloads FOB cash track
ao-55c; usual terms very few sales
50-6Oc.
Brawley. Calf. Imperial Valley:
Carrots: Good wire inquiry, de-
mand good, market firm. Carloads
FOB cash track-crates few sales
mostly around SITS.
Pompano Section, Fla.
Snap beans: Haulings very light.
Demand moderate, market firm.
Wagonloads cash TO growers-bush-
ell hampers Bountifuls best $3.50
600, some fair s4.50-5.25, ordinary
s3.T5; Black Valentines best mostly
$4.50-5.O0, ordinary low as $500.
Carlot shipments OF entire United
States reported Thursday. March
20: includes cars billed from mid
night to midnightl.
Cabbage: California 4. Florida