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der6 de trece mil duros en- orc
Y en- billetes, y hugo solo de Bar
celona en- ell tren de Francia, sin
dejar rastro nj huella y aban-
donando cobardemente a la mu-
jer que habia perdido por el su
honra, su nombre Y su porve-
mir. iCastigo providencial Y
Itriste desenlace de aquel dra-
ma!
"Pero Pillar no era de esas
mujeres a quienes La desgracia
dencia cuando ven deshechos
Isus calculos hufhanos. Su alma,
acostumbrada desde la infancia
abate y que Green en- la Provi-
al fingimiento Y a Ia malicia,
sill haber tenido en- su primera
juventud un guia energico y pre-
visor, sin mas priucipioa religio
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bienes al nino que iba a nacer,
fruto de la falta de sus padres.
Ell sacerdote oy6 enterneci-
dogy aprob6 con entusiasmo las
palabras del comerciante; pero
deseoso de evitar a este una pri-
mera entrevista dolorosa con
Pillar, que pudiera hacerle re-
caer en- su enfermedad Y agra
var mas la situaci6n de todos,
rcsolvi6 hablar primero a Mi
g4el, enterarle de que TODD esta-
ba descubierto Y decirle que 10
que convenfa era que ambos cul
pables pidieran perd6n al ofen-
dido, lie confessran su crimen v
esperarar humildes su castigo,
en- la confianza, que el mismo lie
daba, de que ell unico castigo
que 81 podria darles seria su per
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SOS que la practica exterior v
POGO continue de I'm quito SUI
perficial, nj sospechaba la vir-
tud del sacrifice de que era
susceptible Bernaregui, nj Sc
contentaba con la limosna de un
perd6n que, en- sus malos pensa-
mientos y juzgando ell ajeno CO.
raz6n por ell suyO, no podia
Greer noble y duradero. Tenfa
ademas una venganza que cum
plir. Encontrar al hombre que
la habia ultrajado Y abandona-
dc. v hacerle sentir TODD ell peso
de su eterno enojo Y de su odio
imperecedero.
Hugo tambien de Barcelona.
antes de que Bernaregui pudie-
Sc hablarla, en- s~eguimiento de
Miguel, y sin dQds con slgunos
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y ell martirio. Aquel hombre de
bien solo penso va en- apartar
del crlmen a los dos pecadores;
en- ofrecer un porvenir Y un nom
bre al ser inocente que iba a ma
Ger entire la infamia Y la deshon
ra, Y en- dar posici6n, esposo V
fortuna a la mujer que lie habfa
enganade miserablemente v ha-
bia querido manchar su honra-
da vida con los extravfos de su
conducta Y la falsedad de sus
sentimientos.
"El mismo hablaria a Pillar v
Miguel: dotaria a ambos, los,
casaria Embellishments, v re-
nunciando para siempre al ma
trimonio y a la dicha que ell Gle
10 lie habia negado, instituiria
por universal heredero de sus
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UN DE S e
NOS

Vancouver, Columbia BritaS
MICA, Abril LA policfa de
aqui ha descubierto I'm sindica-
to de asesinos, de nacionalidad
japonesa, y supone que al CRU
pc Sc debe la muerte de 20 ciu-
dadanos nipones.
Tres japoneses cayeron aver
Ell poder de las autoridades lue-
60 de haber sido descubierto ell
cuerpo de Maskichi Watanabe,
de 40 amos, a quien aparenta-
mente asesinaron con un hacha.
Uno de los hombres confes6 y ell
Instruments de muerte fue en-
contrado.
Eel sindicato de criminales We
nlq obteniendo b~eneficios con
las polizas de SECURE de sus VIC
timas.
La gaceta., 1931-04-07

son IN barbero de Elfers, fue
sacado de su domicilio por cua-
tro honsbres que eiajaban en- un
automkael color negro, tipo Sc
dam yado a Aripeka, conda-
do de- rnando, donde 10 gol.
pearon. -
jackson De que Sc lie ha da-
do un plazo de 10 dfas para ma
glarse del pueblo.
"Do9 hombres, dice, tocaron a
mi pperta Ell pasado viernes. 70
abriFy los dos Sc tiraron sobre
mi, Eesposandome y llevandome
hafla Ell autom6yil que les aguar
dae,a.
En- un lugar a IA millas de
Aripeka lie pegaron con una CO.
rrea o un cinturon, abandonanx
dolo despues.
AL diputado Poole, Se ivew
Pert Richey, Sc notified ell Sc
.cuestro, pero el no quiso mencio
mar ell nombre de l4persona que
~
lie diera la notici$ Tratase de
un case mis- riosd
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IA MzCmFA

despues de haber hecho la autop
STA al cadaver Y haber obtenido
un analisis de las v~isceras, OPT
ma que H. T. Wood, jefe de una
partida que Sc dedicaba a NH
|tratar a los ciudadanos con enc
miCos que pudieran pagan $500
o nas, falleci6 por causas natu-
rales.
No presentaba ell cuerpo Sc
nales de violencia Y en- las vfsce-
ras no Sc descubrieron trazas
de veneno.
Sc habfa hecho circular la no.
ticia de que Wood habfa muerto
enveneAado por sus completes 0
suS enemigos.
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Ell. A DE MARTI-
NEZ FUE
EN- UNA CASA DE LA CA
LIE UNION

FL sabado por La noche Luis
Chino Martinez hizo va1ios
disparos contra SUI mujer hi
riendola de gravedad.
La policfa Sc puso en- SUI bus
ca, sin encontrarlo.
Aver en- una habitaci6n de la
casa Union 1872, en- West Tam1
pa, la policfa llamada por an
muchacho encontr6 ell cadaver
de. hombre.
Creese que Martinez, cansa-
do de vivir, TONIC un Elective We
memo, librandose asi de la &C.
ci6n de la justicia.
Dirige la investigation del
case ell juez de paz Agustfn L6-
PEI.
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VALE II CENTAVOS Ell GA,
LON DE GASOLINE

La compania Standard Oil
decide aver rebajar ell precio
del gallon de gasolina, de 10 CEN
tavoAa II.
Ha pocas semanas Sc hizo
una n ala desde 81 centavos a
10. "
Esp6rase que las estaciones
Independence y las de las otras
corporaciones tambien hagan
la misma rebaA, en- ell dia de
hoy.
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LOS REBELDES VENEZO-
LANoS ~CAPTURARON 8
PUEBLOS

Puerto Espana, Isla q9ad,
Abril LOS rebeldes Svehezo-
lanos tenian capturadas tres po-
blaciones Eta la noche de aver
Y tenfan sitiada una cuarta, Sc
gun los mensajes recibidos aqui,
de orig>1 fevolucionario.
Manda las fuerzas rAkeldes ell
Grail A. CedeD5, quiea 1forma
estar batiend a las erzas fe-
derales, en- spsn Ferna
Los defeelsores deA Il pobla-
ci6n han experimental muchos
bajas.
En- I'm manifesto ell Oral Ce-
demo declara que la revoluci6n
tiene por objeto derribar la die
tadura de Juan Vicente Gomez
y establecer la rep1blica que Sc
perdiera hace 80 amos.
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recursos cuya existencia Sc
ignoraba, llevandose consigo 81
padr6n de infamia.
"Desde aquellos tristes aeon
tecimlentos, Bernaregui no des-
canso un momento. Entr6 en- 81
Iaprlca; despidi6 a todos los de-
pendientes y empleados que has
u entonces lie habfan servido v
que conocian, cual mas. cuaI
menos' la triste historic que AGA
20 ae contar a ustedes, Y desde
; fecha data la entrada de MS
tedes en- la casa y la amistad
que habian de profesarle dp-
rante tantOs amos.
En- ellOs no dejamos Ell sacer
aote' Bernaregui y 70 mismo de
nacer continues averiguaciones
pOr dsscpRgig q gsraderO d. lOs
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entregaen al comite especial in
vestigador que ell senado NOM
brara, copias de los cargos que
contra 81 Sc hicieran y en- los
cuales Sc base Ell gobernador pa
ra suspenderle.
Despues solicitara del senado
un periodic de tempo razonable
para defenderse.
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DEFUNCIONES

Dej6 de existir aver en- su do
micilio, Gale Nassau 2117, la
Sra Carolina Rivas, de As amos.
La sobreviven su esposo, Car
los Rivas; un hijo, Benito; un
hermano Charles Lugo, y una
hefmana, Carload Bolio.
Hoy por la tarde Sc efectua-
"a Ell entierro.
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EsTA EN- TALLAHASSEE
Ell SHERIFF HATToN Y
SU AVOCADO

Tallahassee, tbril 7.-Acom-
panado de su .letrado T. M.
Shackleford, Jr. exconsultor
del condado de Hillsborough, lie
GO aver a esta capital ell Sr. H.
L. Hatton, de Tampa, sheriff
depuesto por una orden del go
bernador Carlton.
POGO despues de su llegada
Hatton anunci6 que pedira Sc
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U Ell PASTOR SWAIN


A la una de la tarde falleci6
en- ell hospital municipal, a con-
secuencia de las lesiones que SUI
friera al ser atropellado por IN
autom6vil que guiaba la Sra.
Mary Gooding, vecina de la ca
lie North B 1901, ell Rev. w. N.
Swain, de 81 amos, ex-pastor de
la iglesia de la avenida de Buffa
10.
En- ell accidente ell anciano ex-
periment6 la fractura del era
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FOtlettn de La GacetG No. rs
isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

casa, conservando para TODD ell
mundo ell secreto de su perma :
nencia en- ella.
de aquel mes de lucha en- :
tire sus justos deseos de vengan-
"a Y los beneficos consuelos de
la religion, sali6 adn mas depu-
rada La lealtad del alma de Ber-
naregui, Tornado sin duda por
q Creador para Ell sufrimiento
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LOS. GOLPEA-
RON AVER A UN BARRIE
RO

st. Petersburg, Abril LAS
autoridades de aqui fueron en-
teradas aver de que Owen Jack
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neo y lesiones internas, rnurier

do sin recuperar sus sentidos.
Luego de hacer una investi-
gaci6n del case ell jucs de paz
j. Mack Cathcart opina que el
accidente fue inevitable v que
por 10 tanto no puede pedirse
responsabilidad a la muchacha.
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LAS VISCERAS DE WOOD
NO MUESTRAN HUELLAS
DE N

FL DR.. D. G.. Meighen, medico
de- condado, envi6 aver un in
forme al fiscal del estado, juez
Parkhill, haciendole saber que
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EN- WEST TAMPA
SERVICI0 DE AMBULANcIAs Te;sssono Y 1l10

Tel6fonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y lass
West Tampa, H3846. Para llaTnsdse pOr 10 noche
10 mismo On Ybor que On West Tampa. Y1AlO.
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AVTSOS EN- YBOR CITY

DR.. PortOcarrer0, DR.. a. A. Gonzales, DR.. 4
tito. DIR. 5. M. Tiscn, DR.. Sulio J. Guerra, On Il
CO del ClrenlO Cubano Tel&fono No. Y 1AEN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
Hats Will Rain
Over City Today

1t will literally rain hats from
the sky at 4 o'clock this afternoon
when Les Mauldin, Brownsy''le's
own aviator, scars aloft in his
Curtis Wright, Jr., with a plane
full Of discarded straw "Kelleys."
Promptly on the hour Mauldin
will release a shower Of straw hats
over the city Of Brownsville, and
each straw hat will be worth : new
fall felt to the lucky finder.
Inside the hat will be found the
name Of one OF the following stores:
j. c. Penney Co., Manautou'S, Boil
lacks or the Fashion. Finders Of the
hats are instructed to take them to
the store whose names 5 fastened
TO the straw and there receive with
the compliments Of the occasion a
brand new fall headgear.
The four stores ard The Browns
vile Herald are cooperating in
staging this denomination in honor
Of Fall Hat Day."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
THE CLOETTA HARDWARE co.

The Cloetta Hardware Co., which
Is known as The Hardware De-
partment Store, is the leading
hardware store Of this city. Their
large and modern store is at 1926
Elizabeth, phone i4i. People have
found that quality is the ruling
factor with this reliable concern.
and the low prices mean substan-
tial savings here.
The Cloetta Hardware Co. fea-
lures household furnishings OF
every description, and are head
quarters in this section for fish
ing tackle, guns and athletic goods.
contractors supplies and standard
hardware lines. The people Of
Brownsville. and the surrounding
territory, have long since learned,
that at this hardware store they
Van always obtain what they
liant, when they want it, which Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12

a feature Of great convenience
Household and kitchen hardware,
and a thousand and one s~pecialties,
are carried in stock in endless ar
ray.
This widely known concern buys
in large quantities, thus securing
quantity discounts, which mean
quite a saving. and which are
passed along to their many patrons.
The employees here also will be
found to be courteous and tireless
In their efforts to please and serve
you.
In this industrial review Of our
leading concerns, II Is a pleasure
to commend the Cloetta Hardware
Co, for their honorable business
methods, and for the commendable
progress they have made. The
public is cordially invited to visit
their up-to-date store at l226
Elizabeth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
GARCIA GOMEZ & CO. Wholesale Grocers

practically every town and grocery
store in the Valley.
Good values. dependable quality,
and unequaled service have placed
their products in the leading hotels,
restaurants and grocery stores in the
Valley. They represent many ma
tionally known manufacturers, iu-
GLIDING some of the largest in the
u. s. Their success in this business
has been based upon selling quality
products, upon a fair margin OF
profit. employing fair and honest
business methods at all times. In
their employ are special statesmen for
the American trade, and for the
Mexican trade.
South Texas Is indeed fortunate
In having Garcia Gomez 81 Co, TO
serve IL in the line Of high grade
groceries and allied products. The
management are among our leading
citizens and this concern deserves
the support OF all our citizens.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
HAYDEN HAYS, Electricians & Plumbers

Hayden Hays, Electricians and
Plumbers, are located at 18th and
Adams, in Brownsville. phone so.
This is a progressive concern, do
ing strictly contract work, and
featuring installations, wiring. mo-
tor installation. plumbing fixtures,
and the highest grade OF electrical
and plumbing work. This Is the
oldest established firm in this line
In the Valley. They are doing the
major part OF plumbing and cleo
trical work. on school buildings
now under construction in this
section. Mr.. Hayden Hays. and his
assistants. are widely known as
electricians and plumbers. They
render excellent service. and use
hign grade material on all jobs.
The management has given this
business careful study. and with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12

There's a dressed-up feeling in
Eureka" cleaned clothes. To feel
well dressed means to be well press
ed-and only skilled cleaners, using
modern equipment, can give you
that feeling" II you are not al
ready a Eureka" customer, why not
Jet them give you that "dressed-up"
feeling, at their unusually low prices.
The Eureka Cleaners r located
at 1877 Elizabeth, phone 1882. Their
plant Is equipped with the most
modern machinery available. and
they handle all classes Of ceanin !
in a most satisfactory manner. Al
work is guaranteed. Every garment
left with them is given their careful
attention. and no work Is too diff
cult to handle. They make a specially
OF ladies' garments, and the ladies
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
HORN & RIDPATH, General Contractors

Horn g. Ridpath have established
a reputation that brings them an
eve increasing business. Their
large number of satisfied patrons
is their best recommendation. They
have extensive building equipmen.
for the erection Of many different
types Of structures. Capable en-
gineers. and skilled workmen are
employed. and the service rendered
is Of an unusually high order.
They are constantly touch with
the sources Of supply Of all kinds
OF builders supplies. ant are In a
position to bring to any project
just what is specified.
Always progressive, and looking
to the best Interests OF the CON-
munity at all times, Horn a. Rid
path are a big asset to south Tex
as. and deserve the support Of all
our citizens. We r pleased to give
this reliable construction firm
prominent mention in our indus
trial review.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12

Garcia Gomez g. Co, located on
Fth St, phone Gle. are among the
leading wholesale grocers in South
f1rexas. and handle a complete line
S3f STAPLE and Fancy Groceries, and
high grade food products. MIR.
Roberto Garcia-G Gomez, the prop
rietor, started from a very small
grocery store, and his establishment
has grown to n Of the largest OF
It's kind in the entire Valley. This
concern has the most efficient fleet
Of trucks in South Texas, for the
distribution Of their products. Their
distribution in gross weight is from
IS to 80 million pounds per year, and
they can ship in n day 10000
pounds on their trucks. Their distri-
button radius reached from Browns
Vile to Mission, highway No. IL,
Harrington to Raymondville, highway
No. 90, and Pharr to Falfurrias,
highway. Their distribution covers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

In the District Court OF the
United States for the Southern
District Of Texas, Brownsville Divi-
sion.
In the Matter of Texas Producers
Union, Bankrupt. No. 399, In Bank
ruptcy.
To the Creditors OF Said Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 10th day OF October, 1881, Tex
as Producers Union OF Mercedes,
Hidalgo county, Texas, was ad-
judged a bankrupt a 4 the first
meeting OF its creditors will be
held at the office of Ira Webster.
Referee In Bankruptcy, Stegman
Building. Brownsville. Tex-s. on
the 22nd day of october, 1881, at
two-thirty C2:30l p. m. at which
tir , and place the creditors Of the
said Texas Producers Union, bank
rupt. may appear. prove their
claims. elect a trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come
before such meeting.
Dated October 10. 1881.
IRA WEBSTER,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
l0-l2-1t-4l7s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
Battle Lines Drawn

MEXICO CITY Oct. l2.-tPI-
Battle lines were drawn in south
eastern Mexico today in a furious
dispute between FL Diario de Yuc-
atan, powerful daily newspaper Of
Merida, and the state government.
Dispatches caid the newspapers
plant had been turned into a gar
risoned fort defended by 100 armed
employees who were pledged to
resist with bullets any attempt at
invasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12

Horn e. Ridpath, general con-
ksctors and builders. with offices
IN Room 5. Arcade Bldg, are taking
an active part in construction work
in south Texas. Many fine homes
and business structures all over the
state. stand as examples OF their
workmanship. MI. Ridpath has
been operating in this section five
years. Brownsville is his head
quarters.
These reliable contractors use
the best materials obtainable. They
have an efficient corps OF assist
ants, and perform all wc-k Ncord-
inC to underwriters regulations,
building codes, and the methods
used by master builders. This con
cern was awarded the contract for
the elementary school addition at
9th and Madison, which is nearing
completion, and is an example OF
the construction projects they are
equipped to construct.
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The Texas Cafe located on lie
Market Square. phone 40. Is M Of
the most popular cafes in this &C.
ton. 1t was established Oct. 1882.
Here Is a cafe where only food OF
the highest quality is served. They
are open day and night. This estab-
lishment is known far and wide for
the excellent service rendered end
the prices are exceptionally low.
The manager, Mr.. r.. l.. Marques,
has had many years experience in
this business and believes there IS
no substitute for purity and quality
when 1t comes to food. He insists
that only food products that have
been carefully tested and inspected,
be used in the preparation OF meals.
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Brownsville HERALD BUSINESS
AND INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
ana N Cnr,niiad n y Fell
THE TEXAS CAFE
Prepared and Compiled by Z. Fell

The interior OF The Texas Cafe
is attractively decorated. and pre-
sents a homelike atmosphere, where
every one feels at home. The EN-
ployes are well trained and courteous
to all. The service is all that couic
be desired In a first class dining
room. Fresh fish and oysters are
served daily In this cafe. as well as
short orders, steaks. regular din
ners, and pastries Of all kinds.
We are pleased to call the special
attention Of the public to The Texas
Cafe. The manager. Mr.. Marques,
believes in boosting for his home
town and is always ready to parti-
cipate n movements for public i'm
proyement. =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
JOHN REZEK, Ornamental Iron Works

In this business and industrial
review. Of the progressive firms Of
our city, we mention The John
Rezek Antique g. Ornamental Iron
Works, as one OF the valuable as
sets of the community. This con-
Germ is fully equipped, so that they
can handle any phase Of their
business promptly and efficiently,
and the manager MI. John Rezek,
Is an artist in this line.
They specialize in ornamental
and antique designs, and art work,
in hand worked iron, and their
place OF business at $50 18th, phone
331, is stocked with an unusually
fine display OF skilled craftsman
ship. They feature hand made
antique and ornamental electrical
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
Wright Rites
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial to The Herald.)
RAYMONDVILLE, oct. l2.-Mrs.
Henry Marie) Wright. died Sun
day morning at the Mercy hospital
in Brownsville where she had been
a patient for three days.
Mrs. Wright. 81, was born in
Coblenz, Germany, September 8,
1900. She is survived by her hus-
band. Henry OF this city, two sons,
Herman II. and Eddie, 8. and a
daughter Marie Ann, 3. She was a
member Of the Raymondville Cath
ole church and funeral services
will be held from the church Mon
day at $3.50 p. m. by Father Cald-
well. Interment will be in the Ray
mondville cemetery.
Pall-bearers will be Ralph Scott,
J. L. Nolen, Roy Roots, j. A. Hill,
Ed A. Dougherty.
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their practical experience, are able
to give you any service in this line
you may require. This concern is
doing all the plumbing and heating
work on the new elementary school
building, 9th and Madison; all
plumbing, heating and electrical
work OF school building at Los
Ebanos, and all heating and cleo
trical work on the school building
at 9th and Fillmore, in Browns
vile. These are examples OF the
first class work they perform, and
indicate their leadership in this
field. II you are going to have any
electrical or plumbing work done.
look over their stock, and let them
give you an estimate on the job.
We are pleased to give Hayden
Hays, electricians and plumbers.
prominent mention in this in
dustrial and business review.