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against Mrs. Annie G. Herren and
+. S. Herren, Defendants. for the
sum OF Three Hundred Fcrty-seven
and 4S-l00ths OS347.4S) Dollars,
together with interest and costs OF
suit, and in favor Of Plaintiff and
against the Defendants. Mrs. Annie
G. Herren and II. S. Herren, fore
closing the Plaintiffs Lien, upon
property hereinafter described. and
placed in my hands for execution,
I, w. +. Brown, Sheriff Of Cameron
County. Texas, did. on the Goth day
of May. a. ID. 1880. at Ten 10000
o'clock a. m, seize and levy upon
the following described property,
situated in the City Of Harrington.
County Of Cameron. State Of Texas.
to-wit:
Beginning at the point whfre
the South Line of the east Harrison
Avenue mtersects the East Line Of
East Ninth Street. formerly Harper
Street: thence East with the South
Line of East Harrison Avenue One
Hundred Fifteen ui5) feet, on the
stake on the South Line of East
Harrison Avenue; thence South
One Hundred Forty GAO feet to a
stake on the North Line Of the Al
ley through the Block in the Mar
riott Addition; thence West One
Hundred Fifteen Cll5) feet, on the
North Boundry Line Of said Alley
to the East Line Of East Ninth
Street; thence North One Hundred
Forty Q40) feet on the East Line Of
East Ninth Street to the place Of
beginning, containing Sixteen
Thousand One Hundred Q6,l00)
square feet. more or less, and
fronting One Hundred Fifteen
Cll5) feet on the South side OF
East Ninth Street. in said City of
Harrington, Texas:
and that on the First Tuesday
in July. A. d. 1890. being
the list day Of said month
between the hours Of Ten $1,000
o'clock a. N. and Four (4:00)
o'clock p. m. on said day. at the
Court House Door OF Cameron
County. in the City of Brownsville,
Texas. I will offer for sale and sell
az public auction, for cash. the
above described property. and all
right. title and interest of the said
Annie G. Herren and II. S. Herren,
Defendants, in and to said pro-
perty.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas, this
7th day Of June. A. d. 1880.
w. +. BROWN
Sheriff Of Cameron County. Tex.
BY L. A. Jagou
Deputy
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c ~ADvERTpEMEN1
The a Of Lex2g

County Of C-ncrynA
Notiee : hereby given. that by
-,,,-,,a an order Of sale. issued
. az. Ind by the clerk OF the Hon
District Court, OF Cameron
.ity. Texas 1O3rd Judicial Dis
] Of the state Of Texas, on the
,Hh day OF May, A. ID. 1880. In cause
no. 1901, entitled Realty Trust
Company. plaintiff. vs.. Joe F. Hauft
ct ux, defendants, in favor or Realty
Trust Company. plaintiff, and
against Joe F. Hauft and Josephine
Hsuft. defendants. for the sum 0.
four hundred thirty-three l3-i0oths
ts43Sl3) dollars, together with in
terest and costs Of suit, and In "a
vJr Of plaintiff and against the
defendants, Joe r. Hauft and
josephine Hauft, ~foreclosing the
p!alntiff's lien, upon property here
matter described, and placed II
my hands for execution. I. w. r
S-own, Sheriff OF Cameron county
Texas, did, o the goth day of Nav
"A. d. 1880. at ten 10000 O'Clock
a. M seize and levy upon the fol-
lowing described property, situated
IN the city Of Harrington. county OF
Cameron. state Of Texas, to-wit:
Lots three (3) and four az, II
block thirty-eight C38), on the saic
city OF Harrington. in Cameron
county, Texas, as so designated anC
described by the plat thereof. anc
rs record in the plat or other rec.
ords OF Cameron County. Texas
and that on the first Tuesday II
July, a. d. 1880, being the Ist day
q said month, between the hour.
OF ten 10000 o'clock a. m, anc
four 4:00) o'clock p. m, on sale
day, at the court house door D
Cameron county. in the city OF
Brownsville, Texas, I will offer 70,
sale, and sell at public auction, fol
cash, the above described property
and all right. title and interest o.
the said Joe F. Hauft and Joseph.
re Hauft. defendants, in and Il
said property.
Dated at Brownsville, Texas. thI,
3lst day Of Nav. A. D. 1880.
w. r. BROWN
Sheriff Of Cameron County. Tex
BY L. "A. Jagou. Deputy.
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THE A OF X
COUNTY OF CAMERON

COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue Of an order OF sale. issued
out Of and by the clerk of the Hon.
orable District Court OF Cameron
county. Texas, l03rd judicial Dis
trict o. the State OF Texas. on the
10th day Of May. A. d. 1890. on a
Judgment rendered in said Court.
on the oath day of April. A. ID. 1880,
in Cause No. 9095. entitled Realty
Trust Company, Plaintiff. VS.. Mrs.
Luallee Rurchard, ct viz. Defend
ants. in favor OF Realty Trust
Company, Plaintiff. and against
Mrs. Luallee Burchard and ". II.
Burchard. defendants. for the sum
OF five hundred thirty five and
9l-l00ths CS535.9D Dollars, togeth-
er with interest and costs OF suit.
and in favor Of Plaintiff and
against the Defendants. Mrs. Lual-
lee Burchard and II. H. Burchard.
foreclosing the Plaintiffs Lien,
upon property hereinafter describ-
ed, and placed in my hands for
execution. !. w. r. Brown, Sheriff
OF Cameron county. Texas, did, on
the goth day Of May. A. d. 1880, at
Ten 10000 o'clock "A. M, seize and
levy upon the following described
property, situated in the City Of
Harrington, County Of Cameron.
State OF Texas, to-wit:
Beginning at a point where the
lntersects the East line OF East
Seventh Street; thence North on
the East Line OF East Seventh
Street, one hundred forty 400 feet
to a stake for a corner; thence
East on a line parallel 10 the North
line of East Tyler Avenue one hun
dred fifty l50) feet TO a stake for
a corner, which is on a line Of the
John Baker land: thence South On
a line parallel TO the East line of
East Seventh Street. one hundred
forty GAO feet to a stake on the
North line Of East Tyler Avenue
one hundred fifty d50) feet to the
place of beginning. and containing
twenty-one thousand C2l ,000) square
feet Of land. more or less. ali out
OF a part Of block forty four C44)
Of the Harlingen Land and Water
Company Subdivision. TO said City
of Harlingen. Texas"
and that on the first Tuesday in
July. A. d. 1880, being the list day
Of said month, between the hours
Of Tel 10000 o'clock A. M. and
four (4:00l o'clock p. M, on said
day, at the Court House door OF
Cameron county. in the city of
Brownsville. Texas. I will offer for
sale and sell, at public auction, for
cash. the above described property
and all right, title and interest OF
the said Mrs. Luallee Burchard and
II. II. Burchard, defendants, in and
to said property.
Dated at Brownsville, Texas, this
3lst day Of May, A.. D. 1890.
w. r. Brown, Sheriff
Cameron County, Texas
BY J.. A. Jagou, Deputy.
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Tie State Of Texas J
County Of Cameron }

AhC oldbC Oh AC1dS
County Of Cameron
Notice is hereby given, that BY
virtue Of an order OF sale, issued
out Of and by the clerk Of the
Honorable District Court OF Cam
eron County, One Hundred Third
Judicial District Of the State OF
Texas. on the 10th day of May, A.
d. 1880, or a Judgment rendered in
said court, on the oath day of
April. A. D. 1880, in cause No. 9088,
entitled. Realty Trust Company,
plaintiff. VS.. Mrs. Luallee Burchard.
ct al, defendants" in favor OF
Realty Trust Company and against
Mrs. Luallee Burchard and Fl. II.
Bdrchard, defendants, for the sum
Of four hundred thirty and ninety
two hundredths dollars (S430.92),
and in favor OF ". w. Mills and The
Real Estate-Land Title and Trust
Company. Trustee. or their cross
action. and against Mrs. Luallee
Brrchard and II. H. Burchard, de-
fetsoants. for the sun Of two hun
dred eighty-Seven and seventy-nine
hundredths dollars C~s26T.7S), to-
gether with interest and costs Of
suit. and In favor Of plaintiff Realty
Trust Company and plaintiffs In
c-oss-action ". w. Mills and The
Real Estate-Land Title and Trust
Company, trustee. and against the
defendants Mrs. Luallee Burchard,
II. II. Burchard and Harlingen De-
yelcpment Company, fo~reclosing
plaintiffs liens, and the liens OF
said plaintiffs in cross-action. upon
property hereinafter described, ana
placed in M hands for execution,
/. w. +. Brown. Sheriff OF Cameron
County. Texas. did, on the Goth
Gay Of May, A. d. 1880, at ten (l0)
O'Clock. a. m seize and levy upon
the following described property.
situated in the city Of Harrington,
county Of Cameron, state Of Texas,
tc-wit:
Lot six 60. in block one hundred
fcrty-five (l45), OF the said city
Of Harrington. in Cameron county
Texas. as 50 designated and describ-
cd by the plat thereof, and its rec
ora. IN the plat or other records OF
Cameron County. Texas" and that
on the first Tuesday in July, A. d.
1880, being the first day of said
month. between the hours OF ten
10 o'clock a. m. and four C4)
O'Clock p. m, on said day. at the
court house door Of Cameron coun-
~. in the city Of Brownsville. Tex
as, I will offer for sale. and sell,
at public auction. for cash, the
above described property and all
right, title and interest OF the said
Mrs Luallee Burchard, II. II. Bur-
chsrd and Harlingen Development
Company, defendants, In and to said
property.
Dated at Brownsville, Texas. this
3ls: day OF May. A. D. 1880.
w. Y. BROWN,
Sheriff Of Cameron County, Tex.
BY L. A. JAGOU, Deputy.
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THE TAT OF Y
COUNTY OF CAMERON

Notice is hereby given. that by
virtue OF an Order Of Sale, issued
out Of and by the Clerk Of the
Honorable District Court Of Cam
eron County. Texas. l03rd judicial
District OF the State OF Texas, on
the 18th day OF May. A. =. 1880, on
a Judgement rendered IN said
Court. on the 23rd day Of April. A.
D. 1880. in Cause No. 9i07. entitled
Realty Trust Company, Plaintiff,
VS.. Mrs. Annie c. Herren, ct vir,
Defendants. In favor OF Realty
Trust Company, Plaintiff, and
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''o' f. Postoffice Loot

rGTnN. W. va ~M
-F-lne and says he's a painte'
s e ian ni ! Of the federal aroa Sslid an,
mere il going to STICK aiO
zee that he paints. :
Yesterday he was App' !
Two We've y come 70 paint the I'D
osf,ce.- they said politely. sH
would YOU believe u c 10 the
lao0sI' that's all right" 50
,arStnr aTll get one or -.
He did. uddenlv
with the ladder wnqf - ~
renembered sometnbsatL ne eAo
.sWen for goodps . ~oyeraiisf
..,roed how aRsSs1ss.
Tsk tsk. such foft1'.ssured tne
That's all rishdsz !" pair q
ianitor. and he ale
Hail an hogs had used the
covered the m arpggh the tran
isG6sr tn or ~ Virginia Brick
som Of tndraEg tne nsi s
company i rade OIL WITH a
building s:as certificates and
osher sesuH
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GUEST ROOMS

Nhether you have one guest or
- this summer. little things
taEe al the difference in their at
tde. Remember bedside lamps
~ THOSE who can't sleep without
reading. a box OF note paper and
pen. a few good books and maya
Eines. a little fresh fruit in a pref
Nv bowl. None Of these cost much.
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WANTED-Salesmen for local work
by nationally known company who
maintains an office and warehouse
in San Antonio. Must have car.
Prefer married men between Is and
- years Of age. Must be able to
furnish bond. This Is an exception
al and unusual offer. Address Box
D-l73 care Of this paper. D-173
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,neuE
NIUE hsoc1nted Press

by sues OF June %
-nclu.s "a League
ser. Cardinals. ADJ.
Faitlns II. cubs, So.
Isuns1asd in-Klein, Phillies.
Is. KIN, Phillies. "a; Terry
7, y: Hzrman. Robins, "a.
-.,s,ss-ri<ch. Cardinals, %.
p.:riss-cayIer. Cubs, III.
80 suns-wilson, Cubs p.
80 baxes--Cuyler. Cubs, is.
Afnerican League
..x~Simmons. Athletics. .40S
ss~s~auth. Yankees. rs.
- hated in-Gehrig, Yankees
saodapp. Indians. "a.
-1Ms-Gehringer. Tigers. 81,
,.,arzls, Tigers, 81.
~nNCombs, Yankees. IL.
rxa* runs-Ruth. Yankees. "a.
CIR bases-Rice. Senators, II.
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Air Mai. Schedules

The schedule FOR the mail between
Brownsville and Hallas Is announced
by the ~postoffice department. As fol-
lows;
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POSTAL RATS

POSTAL RATES
United States cir mail postage
IL 8 cents Ter the first ounce and
lev cents for each additional ounce or
traction thereof. Letters mailed IN
the United States for the points In
Mexico take this rate.
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SALESMEN-AGENTS

WANTED-A good security sales
man for Brownsville territory. Give
refc- ices and experience first let
ter. 6l9 Post Dispatch Bldg. Hous-
ton. Texas. D-i74
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SITUATION WANTED

BUSINESS IS GOOD" for the
WIDE awake executive whose
ORIGINALITY. of advertising . .
PRODUCES business in duh times.
AN EXECUTIVE, Is years expert
ence
IN ADVERTISING. buying. man
aging.
IS OPEN for an interview-only
IN VALLEY. Write Box D-158 care
HERALD. D-185
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LOST AND FOUND

LADIES-Does $50 to 500 per
month appeal 70 you for pleasant
spare time work. Call Mrs. B., Glen
wood Hotel. D-I85
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fifty young we'll bred Hereford
bulls. all tick immune. Harry Landa,
Alamo National Building, San An
tonic. D154
The Washington times., 1930-05-07

times, always was master. Of the
situation. He struck out seven
and simply coasted as his mates
soon supplied him with a COM
handing lead, for Eastern scored
in six of the nine innings. They
started off with seven in the
second when they hammered
Benny Spigel from the mound
and continued the savage assault
upon Price and Batson, Everett
Russell finally being used to fin
ish the game in the ninth inning.
Advisory marks have worked
both ways at Central, giving the
team back George Brandt, its
captain and only veteran, but at
the same time removing Broad
bent, who has been playing first,
and Harrison, reserve infielder.
The Washington times., 1930-05-07
WASHINGTON

TwO-baSe hits-WeGt. GehringeF. Me-
Manus. GOslln. Three-baSe hits-FOther-
gill, Rensa. Stolen base-JOh nsOn.
Sacrifice-Funk. Left ON bRses-Detr0it.
q; Washington. Z. Bases on ballS-OH
SOrrell. 3: off MRrberry. I. Struck Out
BY MarbeFry. 3: by SOrrell: 1: by
BFaxtOn. =. WANING pitcher-M aFberry'
lin. (seiseI and Dineen.
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Hotels and Resorts
WILDWOOD. n. ).
IT'S A WONDERFUL
PLACE FOR
CHILDREN

Mrs N. r. McNulty,
6213 Kentucky Ave.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
When asked why she considered
Wildwood the ideal seashOre resort
for families with children, replied:
"TSo months here builds up their
health, and how they enjoy the
gently slipping beach and wonderful
boardwalk, with its numerous at
fractions When the vacation sea-
son nears it's end, the children plead
to stay longer"
Refer to the Real Estate page Of
this paper. You may find just the
cottage or apartment you have pic
tured In your dreams.
For booklet and further infOrmA-
ton write Bureau OF Publicity, Cham.
her of Commerce, Wildwood, n. J.
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.SIL VER SPRING GIANTS PLAY

IS Brook Grubb's Silver Spring
Giants viii battle the Georgetown
A. C. Sunday afternoon at their
home field. Either NOISY" Fran
els or Mat Mccarthy may pitch
for the Giants.
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GIRLS REVE|vE
!. PIN PRIZES


While Catherine Quigley was
the outstanding star of the ninth
Washington Women Duckpin Asso
citation tournament at the Area
dia, Lucille Preble provided the
main attraction. Miss Preble
strung three strikes in row to
roll the highest game 146 and
highest set $50, of the meet.
Another who demands share
of the attention is Evelyn Ream,
who, in her first year of bowling,
grabbed the Class B all-events
with a $50.
The Commercials 1873 set
which won the Glass A title
is another remarkable achieve
ment. 1t is the second highest
set rolled by a woman team =.
this season. Every former tour
nament has gone by the
d. boards and each has been
f.. broken b. wide margins.
VI The tournament was ably con-
Quoted by Elsie Romero. secretary
Of the organization, and Leda
Afnidon, chairman of the tour
nament committee.
:: Prizes will be distributed to the
various winners TOMORROW night
at the Arcadia. Complete, official
list of winners follows:
b, TEAMS
Glass A-Commercials 1873; Recrea-
ton, 1,542; Navy, 1,540.
Glass B - Washington Centennial
La; s sss Lea; Convention tn,
treasury 1,4s4; Hilitoppers 1484.
Glass C-Dixis Pigs, 1873; Nationals
lLndspsndenp; 1875; [n for / az
i,3l7i Ammunition Train; is44.
Glass D-Western Union No. O. 1885;
Cssgtrai 1881; Joppa, 1913: Butchery
90 SINGLES
Glass A--ouigley, sS2: Leaman. SS7;
Hoffman, S24; T. Clark. s23: Bradburn.
alS; Kohler. S1s; Miltner. S12; Fischer,
Class B-ouaites. 1888; Amidon. sss;
Ream $50; NJ. Burke. S25; NJ. Will
nams, s2S; 1. Heffner. $50: D. Ball.
Glass c-E. Lewis, 2s5;. Dorman, 2sI.
e Brown, 2s4; P. Boiling. 2S4; Finnell.
2ss NJ. Fenton. PSI. V. Robinson. 2S1;
" Class D.@Johpstone, 27s; Merzereau
s74; 6, Higgins, 2Ss; wriTglesworth.
ass; T. Lee 265.
DOUBLES
Glass A-Mtltner and Fischer. 65s.
Leamanr and Forteney. $50; Quigley and
Levy s2s; Bradburn and Williams 627'
:. rI..s pI'nhrs. ana wilIjams sac.
Quaites and Greevy SIS: Limerick and
Moore so4; Lowd and Seeley, 5s3: nj.
Burke. and Egan, 5s1; Piozet and c.
Class c-payns and Bsteman, SIS;
4. Grant, $751; Johnstone and H. Hiser.
5s8; Berrett and Robinson. $50; NJ.
. H!ssF and k + Burke $50; Boiling and
- Glass D-Doyle and Brooke. b54; Nc.
Goldrick and Seigel 527: James and
Norris, SIS; Finnell and Moran, SIS.
ALL EVENTS
Class A-ouigley, $50; Bradburn. $40.
Glass BE. Ream $50; B. Oates,
Glass &c. Libbsry, s4s; e. Lewis,
Class DIG. tombstone. s2s; J.
WriggleswOrth, 791.
:! 49, SPECIAL PRIZES
High flat game. EEan and N.
High game of tournament-L. PrebIe.
146.
The following girls receive consola-
ton prizes for , low games: e. Nc
Eallor 1.-TWO low games), M. Shinn, e.
Curtiss. z. Mcdaniel, r. Hall, M. Perry,
IN, Howder, NJ. Perkins o..
Triple-hsAdsr Ntrike-L Preble.
T, poubls-hsadsr strikes-I. Scott. N.
ieaman, r. Levy, C. Viehmann.
y The following girls received George
Skaters flowers each night for high
kames n. Thompson. I. Mischou, c.
0uiglsy, B. Eaton, H. whitbeck, o. L.
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LONE SURVIVORS

: Babe Ruth and Waite Hoyt are
the only active players on the
Yankees team who were members
Of the clubs first pennant winner
in 1871.
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GEORGETOWNS MEET

The Georgetown midget and
insect mines will gather tonight
at 35O6 r St. N. W.. at 1880. Uni
forms will be distributed.
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More Like 1t
DETROIT

Totals ........ N IL ~
Iran for Alexander In eighth.
?Batted for Stone in eighth.
Slated for SOrEell In ninth.
IRAN for n. Rice In ninth.
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EASTERN SHOWS
POWERFUL NINE
It looks like Eastern again.

It looks like Eastern again.
This, in a nutshell, sums up
the situation in the high school
baseball series. The unanimous
opinion among fans is that there
is nothing to it now except gal
lop to the wire for the Lincoln
Parkers.
Any doubt about Eastern's
strength was supplied in their in
augural when they overwhelmed
Tech, "a to 3. The evidence in
Guided enough. yea, more than
enough hitting to win half
dozen games. At the same time
Coach Guyon also displayed the
best battery seen in the series &c
date in Dick Lanahan. Supine
southpaw star, and a hobby little
catcher in Bob Taylor.
The Washington times., 1930-05-07

The Tech pitchers served
up just what the Eastern hit.
tiers were looking for. When
the final out was registered
something like rs base hits
had rung off the Eastern hick.
Ory. Among these were seven
homerS. two Of which were
spanked out by Toby Taylor.
McAbOy, CaleVaS, Snyder,
KeSSler and Turner were the
other Eastern circuit hitters.
Lanahan revealed plenty O.
Stuff and while q trifle wild a
The Washington times., 1930-05-07

Arranged alphabetically for convenience in filling
your wants quickly Phone or mail inquiries receive
prompt attention. CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY. a
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AUTO PAINTING, WASHING

DOWNEY'S GARAGE
425 K ST N. W.
Phone Met. 1888 Night phone. Lin. 4l7S-J.
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AUTOMOBILES

USED CARS-AlI makeA. Reasonable
SteEer Motor Co. 645 Nd. Ave. n: E.
WANTED--Ilsed cara for cash ANY make
AUTti MART
20l2 18th So
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AUTO PAINTING reas cDms tn ana see
what Duco will do for your car District
Anto Body Co. rear 100 18Th Sc. Y: w .
CAR WASHING and polishing. Jessie
Jones rear l11S 18th N w Dec. 36bS
The Washington times., 1930-05-07

AUTO SERVICE, ACCESSORIES
TIRES
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LET US FIX YOUR CAR
DODGE r. REQ SERVICE
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AUTO TOPS, GLASS, ETC.
COAL AND WOOD

AUTO TOPS. seat CUVeTs, curtains, wood.
work ARTTRAFT TOP SHOP 423 3
st. NJ w Metro, 1850
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BUTLER GARAGE--KOad Sery anywhere
repair all makes of cars: lS.hr. service
Rear II45 2lst st. N w North 924l.
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USED parts at Junk prices Vins0n Lang.
ley, 10 ST N Z franklin 9385
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OUR COAL is CLEANEk BECAUSE r
RJNAl.Dl BROTHERS NORTH 1900
The Washington times., 1930-05-07

The Commercials 1873 set
which won the Glass A title
is another remarkable achieve
ment. 1t is the second highest
set rolled by a woman team
this season. Every former tour
nament has gone by the
boards and each has been
broken b. wide margins.
The Washington times., 1930-05-07
statesmen WANTED

statesmen wanted for household neces-
sity: can make 50 tn So day. Apply
Room 90. oxford Bldg. 14th and n.
Ave N W
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Situations Wanted
FEMALE

WHITE WOMAN Of good character and
references wants position; hOusekeeper:
exp. with children. Box ~. Tunes Herald
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Business Opportunities 60

FOR SALE-Estahlished business rs years:
fountain pen greeting cards and gift
shop; reasonable rent: long lease: reason
Tor selling. leaving city: assume liabilities;
balance cash. For interview. call Met. 924I.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-21
6 GLASSES WATER DAILY ID
 FLUSH KIDNEYS
Add a spoonful lad Salts to first glass before breakfast to clear in- testines of poisons that may pass from intestinal tract to kidneys
 and invite trouble.

IT you have miserable pains ill your back, or strained feeling, don't jump to the conclusion you have bad kidney ailment and start dosing yourself with a lot of medicine. Plain water is the best diuretic-the best fusher of the kidneys you can ind.
 Drink a full glass one-half hour before breakfast 10 which you've added a spoonful of ordinary JaG Salts. The water will flush the kid neys The lad Salts will cleanse the intestines of the dangerous toxins Of Systemic Poisoning which arc prot- ably the real cause of those back pains.
 According to recent discoveries of able men of science, these toxins ire quently pass from the lower intes tines 10 the kidneys. causing pus formations and pain-and inviting trouble. Get them out of your sys- tenn and chances are, those pains you've diagnosed as kidney pains" will go like magic. You'n feel a general easing up, less of that hor- ribly tired and strained feeling at your back. YouIl feel more snappy and alert than perhaps for years,
 You can get the lad Salts at any corner drug store Just ask for or dinary lad Salts. Take as suggested above. Also drink two glasses Of plain water between every two meals and at bedtime. Then if your kid ney pains aren't completely gone in six days or less, see q good doctor. Try this simple way today. YouVI be glad that you did.