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COWS, 2 YOUNG GUERNSEY. fresh; work
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duit I'd, H. G. Fawsett 10
HORSES pair. years old, 1880 lbs.
each; ! pair grays. and years, 1850 lbs.
each; 10 workers, young and sound: / 6-year
mule. p. F. Tippett, Cheltenham, Md.
Brandywine 11-F-3l. 13'
FOR SAIE-Fine team gray work horses,
weight about 1900 each; price, $3.50. Phone
Ashton 126-F-3l. ~"
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STUDEbAKER D1CTATOR VfCTOffA 1923;
ger coupe, with new paint, tires; don't IAN
TO see this one; the price is very low, and
we guarantee IL for 80 days 1885 H a.
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FORD SEDAN. l926-Motor perfect; posi-
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new tires; paint and upholstery IN dnO
shape; easy terms IL necessary. Mr.. Her
furth. Columbia 1905.
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CASH TALKS.
Highest prices paid for furniture, house
hold goods, automobiles, stocks OF E1erchan-
CALL WILLIAMS.
Metropolitan 1878. l2s
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SALESMAN to sell nursery stock; experience
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FARM AND GARDEN.

OLD ENGLISH BOXWOOD (MT. VERNON
type DWARF 3-yr.-old, 30c; 2-yr.-old, zoe;
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once. Col. 0004 IL"
TOP SOIL, rich, 81 I'd. on ground James
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ROOSEVELT 1929 sEDAN-si56 down, S5z
per mo. AL; looks new; new tires; gIraran-
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CANARIES- male songsters; fe-
males for breeding and breeding cages
AFTERNOONS PET SHOPS,
si2 p st. 14O4 Irving St NV
SPECIAL-SPECIAL-SP
Your dog given a sanitary bath, complete
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down, $40 per mo. Runs fine Refnished
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Co.. 2035 18th NV. Pot, OO44
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HELP.-MEN.

AUToMoBTLE SALESMAN for new Chevro-
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ganization and make money. See Mr.. Ban
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CHAUFFEUR, white. settled, competent, ex-
perieneed: Eillins other work; unreserved
excellent place Tor rieht man. State quail
Address sex sc Star o sasr'
CHOIR LEADER wanted one who sings
tenor preferred; please state terms and
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CLERK. IN drus store. experieneed. eve
nings week and every other Sunday eve
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work progresses: honest. sober and reliable:
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DAY CLERK. experienced, for hotel. Write,
stating 5., age experience; references and sal
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MAN with car; between 81 and IS, to as
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fee. State general experience and whether
married or single. Address Box 2lo-C, Star
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and Leroy called At the vincenz
home Thursday.
l. B. MCGEE OF La Feria was
here On business Friday.
Mrs. Lorraine Allen and Mrs.
Henry Allen OF Mercedes were guests
at the hotel Saturday.
Mrs. John Garret OF Harrington
called on Mrs. August Schmidt Fri
day.
Wilbur williams enjoyed q few
days visited with hts parents Mr.
ard Mrs. l. w. williams and his
sister Grace OF san Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Fl. Sledge and
daughters drove TO Boca Chica the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Shirley and
children spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Nc
Lain at Weslaco.
Miss Myrtle Gilbert from Har-
lingen and Miss Pauline Boatman
and Miss Helen Howard were
guests OF Bernease Gilbert Satur-
day and Sunday.
v. s. Frazier and son Shelby OF
H|rhita Falls are spending a few
days on their farm here.
Mrs. Collice Dozier and children
from Santa Rosa Is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. 3. o. Harpster.
]. O. Duncan made a business
trip to Edinburg Tuesday.
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ed at the school house Sunday. He
and Mrs. Buss and Jesse Cole were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
NJ. Shipley.
Miss Correata Gum returned
home from Mission where she
visited Mrs. Hannah.
Mrs. p. M. Shipley and Mrs. III.
r. Kaiser called on Mrs. j. =. Buss
at Donna Monday.
W. 8. Frazier snd y. B. Carroll
made a business trip to Brownsville
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. M. SAMSON and
Elizabeth. Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.
Myers OF Weslaco and Lr- and
Mrs. John Herndon Of Mercedes
enjoyed q trip to Boca Chica Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. q. Personious
and Miss Fela Champion drove to
Edinburg and took Miss Ernestine
Champion home after spending a
month here.
Mrs. p. M. Shipley was hostess
to both missionary societies Tues
A41 NAtLA 10 AA4AIG k@N'NAAA- NAAHt
Buss Of Donna was a guest. A Bible
study on the life OF saul was con-
Quoted.
The Carroll. SAMSON. washington
and Matthews families enjoyed q
swimming party wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Merten and
MI. and Mrs. T. ID. Shipley were
in Harrington Thursday.
Mr.. and MIS- l. M. Gilbert and
children drove 70 Harrington Friday
and Miss Bethel Gilbert returned
with them 70 visit.
Misses Barbara and Ruth Black
of Brownsville spent Friday with
Irene Shipley.
MIR. and Mrs n. r. Kaiser. Mr.
and Mrs. s. Fl. McLain and Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. d. Shipley called on Mr..
and Mrs. p. N. SHIRLEY Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. Carroll ant
girls and Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mock
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eral hours OF pleasant dancing.
Those making up the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Goodman, MI. and Mrs.
Ray Haney. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
jackson and lother. Mrs. Ida Hunt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Woods.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Grayson Allen was q visitor
In Harlingen Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Burns and
daughter OF Lyford were dinner
guests at the M. B. Bourne home
Monday.
Miss Anna Lee Shelton OF Har-
lingen Is guest OF her mother, and
other relatives.
Mrs. J. ID. Wilson and daughters,
Freda Mae, Jean and Alma were
week end guests Of Mrs. Wilson'S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fortman OF
Mission.
Mrs. r. Klemann and grandson.
Newton and Mrs. x. X. Watson Of
San Benito we're callers here Thurs
day.
Grayson Allen Of Dallas was a
week end guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. Dottie Bell Murphy OF Ana--
darko. Okla, arrived here Friday
70 visit with Mrs. b. G. Stallings
and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Allen were
callers at the DO. Bourne home In
Santa Rosa friday.
Misses Hazel and Lois Wilson. who
are attending the Junior College In
Brownsville spent the week end here
with their mother. Mrs. Alice will
son.
Mrs. J. p. Bourne and daughter.
Mrs. Grayson Allen were callers In
Mercedes Monday.
William III. Armstead OF TT. Stock
ton was an all-day guest at the
home OF his cousin, Mrs. Marshall
Bourne Monday.
Mrs. Nancy Wilson and daughter.
Mrs. Jesse Shearar and son Harold
returned TO their home here We'd
nesday. after several months stay
in Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Sprouse or san
Perlita were callers here Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. 3. o. Bourne OF
Santa Rosa were callers at the home
Of Mrs. I. p. Bourne Sunday.
Mesdames Dottie Bell Murphey
and B. G. Stallinl. we're callers az
the home OF Mrs. y. r. Sprouse IN
San Perlita Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Burns and
daughter Of Lyford were callers here
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Mrs. Hou,ze
us HOnoree
At Shower

MERCEDES. July 10.-Mrs. Muir
ray Eowze was named guest OF
honor at a lovely shower at the
week end, the participants being
the members Of the Firemen's Aux
Eliary, with Mrs. r r. Talbert and
Mrs. S. W. Allen as hostesses.
The hospitality was held az the
home OF Mrs. Talbert, which had
been made lovely with summer flow
ers. The afternoon was spent In
games and contests, followed by e
tempting refreshmert course.
Others present TO enjoy this
pretty affair were Mesdames Her
man Barbee. j. d. MeIcalf. Gladys
Jordan, K. d. Green, Jacob Fossler,
Jr, j. j. Busby, Ernest La Grande,
Roy Harrell and Ed Hauff.
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Sebastian

PICNIC AT
FAI1 PARK
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Cakes and
sons. Carl and Ernest, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Cakes and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Lum Cakes and daughter.
Lurlene spent the Fourth in Har-
lingen p~icnicking at the Fair Park
WEEKEND SPENT
AT BOCA CHICA
Mr.. and Mrs S. p. Nelson and
daughters. Helen. Ruth and Norma
Mae and Mr.. and Mrs. Van Tene
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r. Barr and children OF San Ben
ito spent the weekend swimming and
plcnicking at Boca Chica.
DANCING Is
ENJOYED
A jolly crowd motored to the Cas-
inc at Harlingen Thursday for sew
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Weslaco
HELD BY AUXILIARY

The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
Monday afternoon al the church
for their regular meeting. The
meeting was opened with a song,
Where He Leads Me-" followed
with prayer by Mrs. Raymond Witt,
who was in charge OF the messing.
The devotional was led by Mrs. w.
Fl. Baxter, ST. Her subject was
Wisdom" Roll call was answered
with Bible verses. A treasurer's
report was given by Mrs. <. 3.
Brewer. The Christian Social Ser
vice was discussed. The meeting
was closed with the Miztah bene-
diction. There we're IA present.
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Mrs. Z. ]. Hauff and Mrs. Roy
Harrell were joint hostesses at a
delightful dance at the weekend
at the Legion club rooms. using
patriotic colors for decorations.
Punch was served throughout
the evening with the following
guests in attendance: Messrs. and
Mesdames Bill Allen, r. r. Talbert,
o. j. Gum, z. d. Green. G.. G.
McManus, d. Davis. c. d. Bennett.
j. Hardness and Murray Houze. w.
T. Section and Miss Maxine Scot
ton.
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PERSONALS

Nj. and Mrs. A. n. Ulrich and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wool left Wed
nesday for Colorado Springs, Col,
where they will spend a few weeks
MI. and Mrs. A. A. Snethen and
Edith Levine left Friday for Hous-
ton. At FL Campo they had an
auto wreck in which Miss Levine
suffered a broken collarbone. and
Mrs. Snethen received minor in
juries. Mr.. Snethen and Miss Levin
returned home Tuesday by train.
but Mrs. Mrs. Snethen remained IN
Houston with relatives for a few
DAYS.
Mrs. L. Donley returned this
week from a two weeks visit IN
Kennedy.
Mrs. D. c. Flemming and daugh-
ter, Bette. and son. Donald. re-
turned Thursday from Mounds
City. Kansas where they spent two
weeks.
Miss Ruth Guian OF Corpus
Christi spent the weekend with
Miss Margaret Baker.
Miss Edna Rolston OF Middles-
burro. Ky. Is the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. r. L. Rolston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Willmoth re-
turned Honday from Houston where
they spent several days.
Mrs. J. w. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Mauberger and children and
Mrs. T. A. Morgan and children Of
Temple have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. o. B CULLEN for the pas.
several days. They left "wednesday
for Corpus Christi where they will
spend a few days before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r Floyd and
son. Roy, OF Paris. Texas. are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Rog-
ers.
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JUDGE AND MRS.
FIELDS HOSTS

A most delightful outing was
held at Boca Chica with Judge and
Mrs. w. G.. Fields as hosts. The
guests enjoyed swimming and fish
ing.
Guests were Sgt. and Mrs. Love.
Sgt. and Mrs. Thomas Doepel OF
Brownsville, MI. and Mrs. Ben
Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles La
Turno. Mr.. and Mrs. L r.. DuBose,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Gingrass. Edin-
burg. Misses Kathleen r'r7nis. Eva
Crawford. Helen Winters. Mrs. T.
A. Bargesser. Messrs. Charles Ia
Turno Jr.. Glenn RAIDER. Buddy
Hall, Douglas Parr: Elmer Yates
and Paul Love Of Brownsville.
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SUNRISE DANCE
NOVEL

A novel affair was the sunrise
dance held at the Country Clue
house. The dance began at ? a. m.
Guests attended from nearly all
the towns Of the Valley and electric
music was quite inspiring. Punch
was served throughout the morning
hours TO approximately l35 couples.
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RECITAL PRESENTS
MANY PUPILS

Mrs. Florence Humphreys music
class held a very delightful recital
on Monday at the home OF Mrs. z
nj. Brooks. with something like
fifty-two pupils taking parts.
The musical numbers and read
ings were well rendered. First and
second awards were won by Frances
Hammer. who played In the Gar
den OF Love- and Tommy Valdez
Jr- who played The Mandolin
Grenade. A lovely refreshment
y,ourse was served TO the pupils and
a large number Of parents.
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TAyO BEACH PARTIES
0NER WEEK End

Miss Charlotte Nelson and bro
ther. Clarence. guests in the home
OF Mrs. Edna Copenhayer. were
oomplimented with a weekend
party at Boca Chica. with Mrs.
Copenhaver and Miss Marian Cop
enhaver as hostesses. A delightful
picnic was held and dinner and
supper were served.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
BEEN. Mr.. and Mrs. Don G. York,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Perry, Misses
Charlotte Nelson, Virginia Lee
Perry, Messrs. Joe and Don York,
Clarence Nelson. John Coston, A.
I'M. BEEN. Billie and Dick Holloway,
Mrs. Copenhaver and Miss Marian
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Harrington
CLIO IMPROVEMENT
CLUB r

Mrs. A. w. Dixon was hostess for
the members OF the Clio club at
her home on the Briggs Coleman
tract Wednesday afternoon with
one guest present. Mrs. c. F. Perry
OF Harrington
The club colors OF pink and green
were stressed in the bouquets OF
xerbena and phlox
fThe president. Mrs. o. Ingendorf.
IN sized. Several matters were dis
cgssed during the business session.
On July 22nd. the club will have a
potluck supper at the home of Miss
Mabel McEowen. Mrs. O. r. McIn-
mis- IA appointed chairman with
committee members to be selected.
Supper vii be served at z o'clock.
The meeting was then taken in
in charge BY Miss Dorothy Porter.
A braided rug demonstration was
then presented by Miss Porter IN a
series of charts. showing the differ
ent grades OF hemp sacks for use IN
the braiding. the samples OF colors
suitable and also samples OF the
materials folded and ready for
braiding. From six 10 eight sacks
are required for the material. Miss
Porter displayed two very handsome
rugs, made OF the sacks.
The demonstration lasted until
five o'clock and the hostess then
served home made ice cream layer
cake and iced tea, with pink and
white minis.
Eighteen members we're present.
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SON RETURNS


Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Newman en-
joyed a few days visit from their
son. Paul Newman. after which ne
returned to his studies at the Texas
University.
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Santa Maria


PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. wallace Harpster
called at the B. o. Harpster home
Monday.
Bro j. B. Buss OF Donna preach
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Miss Angela Murray, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Murray, Is now
in La Crosse, Wisconsin, for an ex-
tended visit. She will visit points In
Texas, before returning TO her home
in this city.
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UNION TO MEET
IN C

The Baptist w. M. u. met Mon
day afternoon at the church for
their regular business meeting. with
fifteen members present. There was
no business OF importance 10 come
up for discussion. Next week the
Leigh Circle will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Carter, the Compere Circle
at the home OF Mrs. ]. Fl. Busby,
the Lottie Moon Circle at the home
Of Mrs. Bert Robertson.
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AUXILIARY OF
CHURCH MEETS

Mrs. j. NJ. Pace presided &C a
business meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian CHURCH
Tuesday afternoon. also leading the
devotional. An executive board
meeting was held preceding the
meeting, with routine business
matters being cared for.
Those present and taking part In
the meeting were Mesdames IT. l.,
Nolin, e. B. Wilmer. J. Schmit1er.
g. G. Swartz, j. N. Pace, J. w.
Meredith. P. G.. Kelso. r. M. WYNN
and Miss Elizabeth Underhill.
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Martin Of Weslaco. Miss Martin Is
a bride to be.
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BUSINESS
MEET HELD

Mrs. Harold Roland presided at a
business meeting Of the Methodist
Auxiliary which vas held at the
church.
Those taking part In the program
were Mesdames J. L. Vinirg. J. G.
Deyo. Paul Ruckel, r. L. Galbreath.
and Oscar Roman.
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PROGRAM TOPIC
is INTERESTING

Mrs. Harry Mcneil was hostess al
q very enjoyable social session OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Baptist
church at her home Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. J. c. Potts presided ,at a
short business session with Mrs AL
Inc Reed having charge OF the pro-
gram. the subject being Steward
ship Of Influence"
Mrs. John Brisco and Mrs Fleet
Lentz made talks pertaining TO the
subject. Mrs. George Carnes and
Miss Nadine Lentz gave lovely vocal
numbers accompanied by Mrs. G. K.
Reiss. A refreshment course TO-
lowed. The following other ladies
were present: Mesdames r. III
Smith. j. Dillbeck, Josephine Dent
John Bruce. A. G. Cope. j. Dowler
s. G. Bates, George Morrison and
Miss Murlea Brisco.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
ELECTS

The Methodist Sunday School held
each Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Briggs Coleman Schoolhouse.
held their election Of officers last
Sunday.
Mrs. c. E. McInnis is Superin-
tendent: Mrs. II. L. Evan. Assistant
Superintendent: Zeal Robinson,
secretary-treasurer: organist, Miss
Lillian Grace McInnis: song leader,
Paul Darden and class leader, Mrs.
@. II. Hedley.
The Sunday school has been
steadily growing and Is we'll at
tended.
ON VACATION
Miss Irene Spengel and sister,
Miss Hety, left wednesday morn
ing for their home in Highland,
III, to spend q vacation.
ATTEND PARTY
Mrs. C. r. McIfanis and Miss LII
ian Grace McInnis attended a
\shower party at Weslaco Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. J. r. Stahl was
hostess. honoring Miss Mamie Mar
tin. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +.
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DANCING Is
ENJOYED

A jolly crowd motored to the Cas-
inc at Harlingen Thursday for sew
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L0W-D0WN 0N
 HAL|DUT GRADING

Under the old regulation, for the grading of halibut, first grade halibut was all fish weighing be- tween 10 and 80 pounds each; second grade was all fish between 5 and 10 pounds, r more than 80 pounds each; fish under five pounds was thrown away or sold on the basis of two pounds for the price of ne pound second grade.
 Under the new regulations, first grade halibut is all fish weighing between 10 and 60 pounds each, second grade being any fish be- tween five and 10 pounds, or more than 60 pounds, and fish under five pounds are thrown away or sold on the two-to-one basis.
 If the new regulations are en- forced, fishermen declare their catches will grade more than one-third more of second grade fish this year than they did un- der the old regulations last year. Usually second grade halibut sells for three or four cents pound less than first grade and some times second grade brings only half as much as first grade, ac- cording to the Juneau Empire.
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RELIEVE CONGESTION

Believing the time has arrived to take a decided stand on the question of relieving hte conges- tion at the Sitka home for indi- gent Alaskans, the Anchorage Ig- loo of the Pioneers, adopted re- solution in which a request is to be made that the territorial legiS- lature appropriate funds for the cnstructioh of a home in the vicinity of Anchorage says the Times.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-05
TH0UGHTFUL ACT BY
 LOCAL SUMMER VISITOR

A check for $15 was received by Mrs. Leon Urbach from Maude Mays, who spends each summer in Seward and who is a member of the Seward Woman's Club. Miss Mays forWarder the check to the local Woman's Club with the wish that it be turned over to the Community Library, which will be done. Miss Mays, who is now in San Francisco, returns to Seward early in the spring, ac- cording to her present plans.
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THE STOCK MARKET

SEATTLE, Mar. 5. P Juneau 8z; Am. Can. 11sh; Bancorpora- tion 23A and 23h; Cities 1s3a: Cons Gas 99; Zellerbach 5Aa: Durant 2B; Motors 43; Gold man 8A; Int. Tel. 325s; Kenne- colt 29h; Lehigh, no sale; Radio 22A; Richfield AZ; Stand. N. J. 47A; Carbide 66A; Union, Cal, 227a; Steel 144X.
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AT THE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-Walter $. Jones, D. Ross.
 Seward-C. E.. Robinson, Seat tie; M. Deegan, Jack Wheaton, Hans Hansen, w. P. Lindsay.
 Overland-P. McMahOn.
 Gilliland-oe Cooper, Hans Hansen.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-05

Willard Shellhorn, son of MT. and Mrs. w. R. Shellhorn, who has been in Seattle for a con- siderable period, leaves for Sew ard on the SS Yukon.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-05

The track for the Seward breakwater is leveled up as far as the first curve. The crane is being used to unload sand for packing under the ties. About eight men are on this job.
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IS AND g CENTS

Thirteen cents for first grade and nine cents for second grade halibut were the prices recently paid at Juneau for 5000 pounds of halibut.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-05

New Spring Hart SchafYner & Marx Suit Samples at Greatly Reduced Prices. Urbach & Valade
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-05

Jack Wheaton is a visitor in the city from his tie camp
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-05

THE PORT OF SEWARD Boats in port today included the SS Starr, Roy, Bill, Rolf 3rd, and the MS DiScoverer.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-05

Oolligan Nets at J. l.. Graef's.
La gaceta., 1931-08-31

Los Robins ~triunfaron en- Il
segundo, con la bateria Thurs
ton y Lopez. Ell tampeno bate
dos hits en- cuatro wees al ba
tie.
Boston &c, 1Oh, 0eMProoklyn
&c, 5h, Be. "
Boston Sc, 11h, BE; hooklyl
4c, 12h, Be.
Los Cardenales vencieron a
los Piratas en- un doble desafi2,
ayudados por la magnifica la
Dor de los pitchers Derringer y
Hallahan.
Pittsburg DC, Oh, O.; St. Lui,
sc, 14h, lie.
Pittsburg 1c, III, lie; St. Luis
&c, III, De.
Cincinnati 4c, 8h, De; Chicago
&c, Oh, lie.