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LOST AND FOUND VALLEY VIEW fur* Edwards Abstract apartments cont. 80 acres, and all of the 8. W — Company, Inc. nlshed. Cool southeast spartment. 1-4 of Bik. 247, cont. 40 and LOST—In business section Satur- Edinburg, Texas acres, Apply at office. Palm Blvd. P1M Radio Features all of the N. E. 1-4 of Bik. 242. I TO day; brown leather letter file con- Pit Today’s corn. 40 acres, out of San Bto. Ld. _ taining State National check book, ACACIA APARTMENTS, complete- St W. Co’s Subd., Cd’n: $2,500.00. deposit book and other personal and furnished. Close Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE ly beautifully Wednesday Afternoon , Store, Covacevich Supply Farm Sc Home Savings 6c Loan papers. Name "A. A. Oxford” in Phone 1481. 0216 3:30-3:45—News Plashes Prom The 10:00-10:30— Recital by Organ Association to W. B WplleL Lot [results stamped on front. Reward. Phone WILL TRADE vacant ot lot clear Brownsville Herald With Jack Paul Konnard. Announcements in Bik. 3, 3. Taylor Addition, city He who doorbells for 8 or bring to Herald office. P202 debt In Alamo Heights Subdivision, PITCH APARTMENTS, lars* Rutledge De Luxe Cleaners, Brownsville rings looking of Harlingen. Cd'n: $2,850.00, San Antonio, Texas, price 11500.00. and small. Phone 858. P151 Music Court- Carter’s State Bank a Job, a room or any desired objec- 3:45-4:15—Spanish Printing Shop, Harlingen Orchards Co. to Val- for Valley property. Dr. N. H. «y Vivier Music Co. i Parlor, Cash Grocery tive follows a slow circuitous route FOR RENT—2-room furnished ap- Beauty City ley properties, Inc. W. 5 acres of Bowman. 214 Hidalgo County Bank 4:15-4:45—“Old Timers Club" 10:30-11:00—House Keepers Chat Employment art m*it. 125 00. 1206 13th St. Phone the W. 10 acres of Bik. 24. Briggs Indeed. Our Want-Ad columns not Bldg.. Mercedes, Tex. Ql 4:45-5:00—K. W. W. O. Birthday With Vivian. Sc Coleman Sur. 49, Cdn: 186 P198 Subd, only locate these prospects for you HELP Party 11:00-11:15—“Gus* The World's $1,810.00. WANTED” but also assure an tmmediae inter, FURNISHED 506 Wert 5:00—National Protective Ins. Co. Worst Pianist / Texas Title Sc Loan Co. to Har- apartment ▼lew with Rentals Elizabeth. Phone 429. 0249 5:00-5:15—Spanish Lesson By 11:15-11:16—Hancock Sc Tuggle lingen Orchards Co. W. 5 acres of an Interested prospect at Rafael Cowan the Well Known Inc. the W. 10 ac. of Bik. 24. Briggs 6c greatest saving of time and ef- HOUSES FOR RENT 5:15-6:00—Jap Magee In An All 11:16-11:30—Musical Brevities Coleman Subd., Sur. 48. Cd'n: fort. Old Line Insarance Company _APARTMENTS Request Program Of Popular 1:30—*31— Eureka Cleaners $10.00 St c. MODERN furnished house on opening Valley offices offers cesir- ALONSO APARTMENTS, well fur- pave- Melodies 11:31-11:45—Union Mutual Life Valley Properties, Inc. to Beatrice ment. Phone 981J. 0-80 I able contracts to limited number o» nished, newly decorated. Very desir- 8:00—Hancock^ Inc. Ins. Co. E. Calder. W. 5 Tuggle Calder. Harry M. For able. Corner 6th and 8:00-6:30—Base Ball Scores | responsible people. appoint- Levee, Phone FOR 11:45-11:50—World Book Man acres of the W. 10 ac. of Bik. 24. PHONE NO. 8 For An Adtaker 839. RENT—A modem 5-room 6:,'J0—Time Service tfe ment write P. O. Box 41, Browns- P23 Sign Off 11:50-12:00—Studio , Briggs Sc Coleman Subd., Sur. 49. house. Apply at 1231 East 13th St. Until 9:30 ville. Q10 Thursday Morning 12:00—Hme Service & Weather Cd’n: $6,000.00. NEBRASKA APARTMENTS—Fur~ J. M. Camera PI 16 Thursday Morning Forecast REAL ESTATE SALES nlshed, modem. Also cottages. 1351 FOR RENT—Furnished modem 9:30-10:00—Capitol Theatre Free 12:00-12:30—Jap Magee In Popu- Saturday June 28th, 1930 $57.453 00 SALESMEN-AGENTS Jefferson. Phone 1194. 0134 Ticket Request Program Announce- lar Melodies Of The 5-room house between 14th and Day Saturday June 27th, 1931 27,484 40 1 ments E. Manautou’s SALESMAN 15th on Grant St.. Victoria Heights. Department 12:30—Sign Off Until 3:30 p. m. WANTED EL AGUILA-Fumlahed 2 and 3- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT room References required. Call Steiner, (Prepared be Brownsville Title Co.) « One who has had experience sell- apartments: lights, water, _ gas. 12, Port Isabel. PI30 Deeds Filed Jnne 29th. 1931. ing securities. Write, giving age and hot and cold bath. Phone 896-\v WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 Standard property situated in the city of Copies of said proposed zoning (Central Tine) The Barreda Corp. to James-Dick- experience. NEARLY NEW 5-room modem P. M, unless indicated. to inson Brownsville, to all owners of pro- plan, map and ordinance are open _M-287 Programs subject change by stations. F. M'tge. Co. All of Lot 50. and house on oak to the at the Crump Company MAY-DAY paving: floora, double (Bn The Associated Press) Chorister*—Also WADC Blk. 12. Barreda Gardens Subd., No. situated in the of Browns- inspection by public Furnished Apartments 8:00—Rhythm perty city Box 1168 garage, fine neighborhood. South WXYZ WBCM WDOD WREC WBRC office of the secretary in the city —Modem, cool, 454.3—WEAF (NBC)—«60 3. Cd’n: *2.755 00. ville who be absent from the clean, convenient, I WDSU WISN WTAQ WFBM WCCO may hall. Said h# Corpus ChrFti. Texas Best em Realty Co.. Phone 914. Qfc 5:00—To Bo Announced—WEAK The Barreda Corp. to James-Dick public hearing will location. Zeroxone, hot water, KSCJ KMOX KMBC WNAX WIBW to all other owners, lien F204 Mme, Aide—Aleo WTAM WSAI inson Co. All of Lot city, and continued from day to day until garage, 130 to $45. 139 KFII KFJF KRLD KTSA and coaat F. M’tge 53. _§ Washing- FOR RENT—8-room modern house holders, lease holders and other u5laT 8:30—To Be Announced—WABC Chain Blk 12. Barreda Gardens Subd., No. all parties interested have been ton. Phone 714. to accommodate two WTO—Gene Austin, what- SITUATION WANTED arranged Songs—WEAF 8:45— Bon. Bone—A Do WADC WXTZ Cd’n: *1.858 00. persons having any interest full* heard. WAS—Back of the Newe — Also WSAI 3, small families. Southern Realty Co., WBCM WDOD WDSU WISN WTAQ soever in or on property situated The notice is SWEENY 5COA KECA WOC WENH WDAF KSD WFBM The Barreda Corp. to James-Dlck- foregoing given Apartments., Southeast Phone 914. Q® WCCO KSCJ KMBC WIBW in the of Brownsville, that WANTED—Work. Have fifteen 0:00—Bobby Jones—Also WTAM WWJ KFH KFJF KRLD KTSA WACO inson F. M'tge. Co. All of Lot 52. city by order of the city commission I downstairs apartment, of WSAI WIBO KSD WOC WOW years' experience as collector and plenty WIOD 8:00—Will Osborn* Orchestra — Ala* Blk. 12. Marreda Gardens No. might be affected by said ordin- passed at its session windows. Private FOR RENT—Six-room house 805 WHAS WSM Subd., regular held I adjuster in furniture store. Also entrance and WMC WSB WJDX WXYZ WBCM WSPD WDOD WLAC ance and said and WOAI 3. Cd’n: *1.640 50. zoning plan map In the city hall of the city of porch, electrical St. Francis. Apply A. Chapa. 743 St. WFAA KOA KSI, WOT WTMJ WDSU WISN WFBM ten years in loan offices. refrigeration, gar- WTAQ WCCO of the of Brownsville, to be experience some KSTP WEBC WDAY KFYR WSMB KSCJ KMOX WIBW The Barreda Corp. to James-Dick city Brownsville on June 12th, A. D. age. maid service. Charles. P78 WDAF KFJF KRLD Speak Spanish. Best references. W. E.erythmg KTHS WHY and coast KTSA inson F. M'tge. Co. All of Lot 51. and appear before the city com- 1931. furnished or Close 4:15—Mas D. L., 227 Floyd Ave., San Antonio. partially. in. 1st Questel, _ Impersonator—Also 9:15 Pryor's Band — WBCM Blk. 12. Barreda Gardens Subd No. mission at said in and Adams 8t. FURNISHED Se unfurnished houses WHAM WSAI Only public hearing R. B RENTFRO Texas. PH7 WSD WOW WDAF WLAP WDOD WREC WLAC WBRC Q3 Room Arcade WDAY WHAS 3. Cd’n: *2.755 00 the city hall beginning on July and apartments.
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