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Movie Sidelights 4 — ________..... ADVERTISEMENT 1 LEGAL Radio Movie NOTICE Use Brownsville Herald Automotive Today’s Features Sidelights The Commissioners* Oourt of "amenon County, Texas, will v>n- FRIOAY, MAY 20 CAPITOL 10 (Central Standard Time) vene and sit as a Board of Equali- Classified Ads Autos for Sale 28 P. IL unless the heart Moving, Truck*, Indicated. Programs and station Uata subject to chanae. Touching strings with zation on Monday the 23rd day of Storage toy Th# Us and its to Get SACRIFICE 1926 Chevrolet ^ Associated Pressj wdsu wkbh wfbm mnbd wees kscl wmt deep pathos rendering May, D., 1932. at 9 o'clock a. m Results house- of sublime an car kmoa kmbc klra wnaa -ibw kfjf ktrh a romance, excep- to receive all the assessment lists fully equipped living quarters MASON APARTMENTS $1500 454.3—WEAF-NBC—660 kt*a klz whaa for two. TRANSFER CO. up. Lights. kdyl tionally fine picture opens at the and Book of G. A. Oowden. Tax Good rubber 1275.00. 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Rotfe Orch.—Also wlw wls CAMERON COUNTY Strictly Bans. car, you will screen for the first time with your undoubtedly JUST ONE •:*0—Today and Yesterday—wgat wxyx k#k wren ing APARTMENT left at Phone No. 8 have a bent frame or a bent wrec wgn Wcco kmox ktnbc kfjf wrr 6:45—Sisters of the Skillet—Also wjr Frederic March in the title role. and ask for Miss rat* tha «um- k trn Commissioner, precinct 1— Classified, she will take front axle. It requires preci- mer. v!2, US*™ wlw wls kwk wren koll Paramount's vivid dramatization your ad. Telephone 1163W A72 — G. J WETKEL Wtek-End Prog. Also wxyt 7:00—Friendship Town—Also wjr kyw give helpful suggestions If wanted.' sion tools and workmanship to wrbm of this classic is the feature pic- wgn wcco kmox kmbc klx; Grand kwk wren koll wiba wtmj kstp webc i H. M. PATTEE snd tell you what the ad will cost remedy these defects. We can SETH MAN Opera wfiw ture at the Then APARTMENTS. Los Miniature—Only wgst wday kfyr wsm wmc wsb wapl wsmb Queen theatre, begin- later in the day a boy will Tour frame or set Ebanoti wdod wrec wlac wnox wbrc wsfa wdsu ktha straighten Beautifully wjdx kpre woal wky koa ksl ning Sunday for 2 days. Justice of Peace. PcL 2, Place 1.— call on you with the bill and you furnished, ga- klra Snield's Orch.—Also wlw your axle without injury to the Dept. BB, Texas rage desirable 7:30—Roy wjr As a play, “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. JOHN MARTIN may pay him. Brownsville. Very location and —Belasco Orch.—Also wgst wxyx kwk wren koll wtmj kstp webc wsm steel. exposure, wfbm has more large porches. Reduced wgn wcco kinox kmbc klrd wmc wsb wapl wsmb wfaa kpre woal Hyde” attained success, People living outside of Browns- Our ^. Constable Precinct No. 2— body department is first summer rates Phone 728. 7:45—Gua Van—Also wxyx wfbm wgn wky koa kal wmaq writes a famous critic, than the yllie should mall in their classified Apart- ■mox LOUIS LA MADRID class.
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