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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-29
OZONATOR TO BURN
THE AIR SEWAGE
NOVEL DEVICE WHICH rs BEING
INSTALLED HERE.
Powerful Electrical Invention To
Send Purifying Waves Of Ozone
Against Air Germs =

One Of the most interesting OF re-
cent inventions Is being installed by
the manager of the new business de-
partment of the Wheeling Electrical
Co, r. T. HollinRsworth. The machine
u intended TO make pure air and is
the output OF the Schenectady plant OF
the General Electric company
ID. &. Estill, OF the General electric
company. said today IN explaining
the principle OF the ozone generator:
AS IN the summer the lightning flash
purihes the foul air. so in the ozone
machine the adaptation artifcially OF
electricity purifies the atmosphere.
The ozone generator. although IL can
be used TO advantage in medical work
and Tor the sterilization of water. is
being installed in this city for the
purposes of publication of the air in
theatres, hotels and rooms.
The ozone really burns up the i'm
purities in the air by rapid oxidation
OZone-the active principle of oxygen
cannot exist in the presence OF or
ganic matter. Hence the absolute
purity OF the air in any apartment can
be determined when there is an ex-
cess OF ozone perceptible
Principle Not New.
The principle on which these ma
chimes are operated has been in use
In Europe for a long time. but the
NNFAo'ihtul w lut General ELECTRIC
company has beer to a greater degree
tnan ever was reached before. In one
country IN Europe last year more than
S'.Vno.OOO was expended on ozone ap-
paratus. In England one company has
been turning out 200 to 500 generators
month. and catalogue is printed in
eighteen different languages. Many
hospitals and public buildings in Eur
ope are equipped for purifying both
air and water with ozone
The possibilities OF the steriliZa-
ton OF air are limitless. The ozon-
ators can he used in any place where
people congTegate; in kitchens. tn
destroy the cooking odors: in places
where smoking is going on. TO burn
mp the smoke and render the air clear:
IN confined rooms, where exercise or
high temperature produces perspira-
ION and an offensive odor. or in any
place where sterilization is desired.
me machine operates rapidly. and
the ozone Is produced by passing air
between electrified surfaces. which
give a blush discharge resembling
miniature lightning
In short. as oxygen Is natures pur-
iher OF air and water. ozone. being
concentrated and active principle OF
oxygen, produces a more rapid purif-
cation IN the air OF crowded buildings
and rooms but kills and renders In
active large numebr Of bacteria and
disease-breeding germs.
The OzOnators occupy small space
and are sold az prices varying accord
ing Ia the size Of the apartment IN
which the wark is 70 be done. In
this city the installation Is performed
by The wheeling Electric company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-29
Hsndaorns Nopum.pt

Lihefi camp 80 IS Moodmen Of the
" ord nave erected fine monument a.
tue e rave OF the late trffe Hfrenna fr
Mount Rose rfuIef levy. Tile formal tif-
uiruflln cd. The monument viii ne held
probably next June The W o. Co.,.
rltI 800 have charge o. flr gr-tf~ra
aui rans visiting lodges vii attend
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Great Intereat nTanIfe,t.1

Urea interest - being manifested
ia tie annual revival meeting nom.
neid 20 tue calvary ~. r. church Last
"N"uiiE feN. g. q. EhVaus pastor ~
enc rt-t ~. T. churCn u-iIs cred a very
iHtete-t ug sermon. tIit.. Concert f,,I.
"'ss Gaue Monday evening Rev Br.
80. l. 'o.ap.uu. " hee.Iug distrIt. sL,.
tlIntcuut ut viii preach tonight
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Large crowds ATTENDING.

i-ai se fi'NaS dte att'udtuE tue IN d
WlnsI.. meeting uf the Nuffhvess Ger D
'pnt ocftiuE 90 the Euiscopai churrh
WhitH opened Iu This Ctty LAST evening
is'N T. y. Mcdonald deuNer-d - ~pltu-
uid Pt"s au last evening anu me SER
wee wei Ur Started aEuiu tui- iuoruiug
ttu-thtftf ~ prayer hy the HlEuuS.
wi -. lurlLMl-N LnALtrl 10 aIIrmI
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Met as Usual. Wharaa

lha Beti4OtTdt4- ,.ty ,Arcut4Ne COM
hlstce 4tct some mere Lass evening" ana
VA - nave Sc tnr dut- Tor Inc war,I
COW cHiiun 90 Ue ftc.G. M .uio. ma non
-"uiu ue ieatnrI a. 10 Wnat Nd ,.Uis
ss.-s evening
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verv LarrslY Attenn.d.

THE ftuuaI oaf'iur. 90 PruCress
l.euE~ J. 90 60 O. was held last even
ius iu the basement co the First ST. b.
fhurru AMI uup u. the largest Cfuuus
ever O tended Sucn au afalr wH4 prs--
emf II- u.enbg.s of She simpson t.l-
N"fth tragu" served the banquet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-29

Tho Security Trust COMPANY to
Myrtle Green. parcel of ground In
Trti'Irhia district. confederation.
so.
D. 81 Tr0ruburr. executor az tho
niIl Of Cathode Hcs. rkrauc. deceased
p" 'arolin" uus~h. parcel Of ground
ln Tr'7foIph'H district. con Iteration.
fIs.5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-29

Melhi eir ". Oouineu 90 the World
OF 'h's ritN. held It's annual banquet
't-L evening aud Ncty large ct1Uu
httenpe4 ne music was furnished to-
To- NJ. - ~. ban1 anu 81 spienuId pre-
bidU. was irnucfed. alter NniCn TIE
.slii'i Iet AIS SetNsd
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COUNTY COURT


John kro.n.oEct. 90 and Elizabeth
iopeT. 20. both of Toronto. q.
Julius Rigoeky. 80. of Uorvood and
Julia korofekv. 2s of this cts.
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CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING

" r. Chapman. Wlnnebago' %et..
tells how he did IT, my two children
had very bad cough and the doctors
medicines did them no good I got a
bottle OF Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound ant before ~ was all used the
children were free and cured % their
cough saved doctors bill for one
25c bottle ~ Foiey's Honey and Tar
Compound 4 mean. sfuffy cold
with hoarse. whepzy breathing is lust
the kind that runs into bronchitis or
pneumonia Don't trifle with such
serious conditions but take Foley's
Honey and Tar COMPOUND promptly.
Contains no-opiates For sale by Jno.
Coleman a CO-Adv.
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Two deeds of TRUST were Irgt far
record WITH thc county clcrk yestor
day.
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You Can Have a Pair II
You Order Them Now

Th'e" lIrh grade Tr1u-.rs regular
f"r 90 while longer 40
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with the arrival az spring. the on
fire line from Wheeling 90 West Al
cNanlor viii 90 practically recon
sfrgCfcd An order Tor now rails FOR
th" entire division has already been
placed and several car loads are eN-
pncfed within the ueNf few DAYS The
now rails are much heavier than those
now in use. being almost a. large as
'he rails iu use ON most railroads.
The company o. eudravOriug in seg-
rr1l wafs fo reduce the schedule. and
after fhe new rails have been inefa Tod
and fhH road fy pfUucrir h7llasfpd
DO Is hrl etrd that u viii Doe lower soy.
oral minute The power plant at
Vim Grove 4. being equipped with two
new engines. 1ud with tho addifi ru4l
power th,rh they VIII generate. DO Is
'Hnurif flnf o. much faster schedule
c.u he maintained
or 0l Tho lrsf acts toward rebuild.
re fh" Irr ne soon a- fhr weather
becomes urpU.. IoHa will be frn ra.
Hiarir~ o. fhr wooden frrsffe sp.u.
rur fIr ir p.|nd track rrar Lang.
meyer station hr'o~ Wheeling par..
nI modern re frforrrd concrete
hrilro The bridge VIII probably h.
placed uu fhn rIrur several frsf
above fUr present bridge fnus
.fr.fe1frrfnr f1r frrck tpu-IdorshIv.
fhr wooden structure ruu boz ues has
hnrr rrcrfnrcrd temporarily hv steel
.IIIHurfa
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Tho company BIAS already applied to
fhr town council ~ Sutton frr FRAN.
chiar fu construct another track along
lipv street and fho NIfinn1I road ruT
f fnn privilege Ia Granted VIII ahnu.
dom fnr ont bound track over tho pom.
.r.ri1 l|ll grf along Center street.
tr'frr Tho proposed ruufo would
eliminate several rrflrr steep grades
Hrf .h1ru curves ruI would plnre tho
nut bound frHrE nr fnn Same Lowell
and running parallel With fhc ir bound
track
This route will. 70 A. believed. ra
d1ce 600 ruurtnr Time of ouf bound
r1rf nearly fru minute. and would
lr s great factor In fTo movement fo
render better .rrrfrr fp suburban zoe.
ferie However the Fulton council
It appar'r ''t pIHtIu- hoid nr ramc.
mIk.ur What GOOD. generally conceded
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70 Lay More Mains.

trio company has applied for n fran
chi-e to .1r @ system ~ water mains
~ The town ~ Pati,raO and II 10 b.
granted. viii iay lines along 40 pr,n-
cipdl streets ~ the town The com
panv has drilled three artcslau wells
Boo Fulton and has made arrangement
90 connect hem with the main lines
iu the event ~ extreme drouths whom
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This offering starts with the
ntive numbers to February,
send for your numbers each
and receive your copy fresh
AS the regular subscription
cents a year, few women in
personal appearance will not
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And the work is all set forth
in a way so clear and terSe
that the veriest beginner
may work wonders through
the guidance of the Trans
fer and Embroidery Book
alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-29

mel and Calls Tor 7 cOnScc-
1914. You simply call OF
month at ourpatterncounter
from the publishers press.
price to the Designer is Is
tereSted in homemaking or
appreciate the offer.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
News of Smart Fashions

NEW YORK. Jan. i3.-Frocks for
the south are engaging the attention
or the smart dresSmakers IN Paris
the arhiterS Of dress are evolving de
HTntful things in dresses and millinery
for the Riviera. Cairo and other resorts.
In New York the same mighty persons
are working with the broad promen-
AIDES ana wonderful palm canuprd
paths of Palm Beach anu Miami in
mind.
one is Interested therefore III the
remarkahle display Of spring and sum
mer fabrics with which the smart
shops are brilliant. one store in lower
broadway il 4 Veritahlr fairyland. with
us decorations Of apple ana cherry
blossoms A. setting for spring ana
summer frOckS displayed.
There is no very decided change III
the new materials. The soft, silky
ana tilmy fabrics are used with great
er success than ever Hand rmhrOid-
cries. insertions Of cluny. Irish crochet
and other handsome larrS are more III
demand Than ever a. fashionable trim
mlnES. There seems to be return Of
the French dots for simple cmbroid-
cred effects. but these are arranged in
single lines, the knots being very
large instead Of in the clusters Of for
mpr seasons.
Scroll emhroiderieS done With coarse
silk or merceriZpi cotton threads are
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
Letter Theft Described

WASHINGTON, Jan. i5.-now cop
les Of letters from John ID. Arcnhald
/, former senator Foraker and other
public men We're taken from the Stand
ara Oil company's office at % Broad
Way, New York, by w. w. Winklielo
and Charles stump, negro messengers
Employed by the company. was told
10 the senate campaign fund inVe'tI-
eating committee yesterday by Gil
Cnrlst Stewart, a negro law clerk
stewart Sal,. ne was employed by Mr.
rnraker To investigate whether certain
alleged Photographic copies Of letters
published We're f0rgereS.
WINFIELD was found in Chicago
Stewart said, and told him story ul
how ne and stump took copies Of let
tere from the Standard on files and
disposed Of them to a representative
Cf the New York American.
While IN Chicago. on December 2l
stewart declared, he was Kidnapped by
"gangsterS." taken to the office Of the
Chicago Examiner and robbed Of {
number Of letters and papers. includ-
ing two letters to him from former
Senator Foraker
The witness gave q circumStantia
account Of his efforts to escape the
''gangSterS." who had searched tn,
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
Law to Aid Farmers

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 15.-"Why
should the farmer pay per cent tC
borrow money which his local bank
has secured from the state or county
for per cent?" said ASSemblyman }.
w. GuiberSOn of Fresno county in dis
cussing bill which he is preparing
for the financial emancipation Of the
farmer. at is manifestly unfair that
the banks should take from taxpayers
an eXorbilant profit for handling pub
lie money"
Mr.. Guibersons bill, on which he is
at present at work with his attorneys
will enable farmers to bond their land
thus acquiring collateral on which they
may secure call loans for handling their
crops, or by selling their bonds, secure
funds for long terms for development
Of their properties. Under the terms
of this act. farmers would be enabled
to secure loans from national banks
which are prohibited from lending
money on even first mort cages on real
estate.
The bill will provide for state and
county funds being loaned on call t0
the highest bidder thus bringing. Mr.
Guiberson believes, not only a greater
return to the public treasures on their
idle funds, but by competing with the
banks. lowering the rate Of interest to
The nublic
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15

very effective for frocks of mar
quisetiecotton voilc, linen chiffon. etc.
One notices that all Of the thin fabrics
are marked mot affected BY atmos-
pheric changes" which is a consola-
lion. for the frock that wits at the
first touch Of dampness is failure re
%ardleSS Of its expense or the time pui
upon its development.
silks Of all kinds are to be worn
again, and there are to ne many very
light sim dresses seen at Lne south
crn resorts. Light weight serge.
brOadcloth and wolfe are to be EN-
ployed for very formal affairs. but
they will not take the place of soft
silks and satins, all of the former, by
the way, being of the washable va
riety.
White crepe is becoming more pop
ular each day and the shops are show
ing all manner Of neck pieces made Of
this material White collars and ia
bots are edged with it and entire bows
made Of it. and there is a Soflness
and simplicity about ii which make
it suitable for mourning where one
wishes to relieve the heavy effect Of
first mourning.
Crepe he chime and China silk will
lie extensively use dthiS spring. an1
crepe dc chine as a lining is really
ideal. We have grown rather accuS-
TONED to the heavy brOcadeS and silks
as Innings for fur and evening wraps,
and yet nothing could be 4 greater
mistake, for these heavy garments need
4 soft lining to preserve the soft, cling
ING lines necessary this year. Last
year Nine. Paquin lined many Of her
evening and fur wraps with crepe dc
chine and they met with marked sue
cess abroad. We We're not quite 50
ready to adopt these Innings here and
il seems strange, for they slip on and
off 50 easily and lessen the weight of
the wraps to a marked degree.
A few straw hats are being shown
by me importers, and there is grad
ual tendency toward hats that roll up
at he side and back ana are trimm II
in The back. Trimmings are taxing
tie form of question marks. Paradist
fantasies. both long and short, are
curlcd in this odd lookino arrangement.
The inquiring mind Of woman, handed
down to her from her ancestor EEt,
now finds expression in the hat trlm-
NIilg.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
Trafnioad Of Canadians

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 1O.-TWO
Il 'D'ired and seventeen Canadians. for
sHEing for time their homes in the
II zen north. arrived in Los Angeles
Yesterday on 4 special i2-coach train
f0r an indefinite stay among sunshine
q / roses
The Canadians, most Of whom come
from towns and cities in Alberta. con-
-titute the first tranlOad Of a thousand
GO n0rtherners who make up the sixth
annual excursion from the north to
oregon and California.
Most Of the party already here are
staying at the Occidental hotel. al
'hough a sprinkling has found other
quarters. The next tranload. which
will get in next Monday Or Tuesday.
iiaS not yet decided on ARRANGEMENTS
fuF accommodations.
Starting from Calgary under the
leadership Of Rev George Kirby of
that city, week ago last Sunday. The
canadians on their special went over
me Canadian Pacific To Spokane. stop
ping there for 4 brief period, they re-
embarked on the o. w. r. and y. ia
Portland. where another stop was
made. There the final transfer to the
:: =. was made. and after brief stops
at San Francisco and other points. the
party arrived here at ): 80 yesterday.
Last evening a number Of the yiSi-
!orS met a committee Of AngelenOs AT
me Chamber Of Commerce and plans
f"r future entertainment were dis
russef. To-day almost all Of the bic
party Will set out on tour Of The
orange groves.
Many Of the Canadians will remain
n southern California for two or ever
three months. returning home in time
fcr the big influx Of summer business
d. the north
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
GOVERNMENT TO PROBE
CALIFORNIA CORPORATIONS

LO~ ANGELES. Jan. i5.-With the
n tcipt If orders from the department
,.l Justice at Washinglun to clean Los
...- .r@ If fraudulent corporations.
3.N!oiure Inspector C. +. Webster an
I.ncnd yesterday that ne had th J
n.mp> If 100 corporations which IT.
II r9Il to the attention Of the federal
-rand Jury for investigation.
I'm have evidence on which Wr are
" IrEn4 and investigating" sail Web
n.. ,."- inst 100 corporations in This
1 Most VI them. believe. have
r-rl Tile nails fraudulently. The GOV
..l 5nt : determined tu S,aInp out all
,'tt,. at Cd corTlratiOnS and the campaign
f-a st fun-l will be continued until
'tr ity il { cared Of them. AS soon as
the federal grand jury rrcOnVeneS We
: i'll place "yiacnce agamS, Oher com
ran e.. WI f-n officials will be PROSE
rIf q On n argos of using the mails, to
rcf aud.
WiliaiI Moore treasurer Of The
>n borad oil ana Transit company
't lose \ irials are charged with using
'uc m.m- Illegally. was arreSteu yes
to-day ;.t.d released On $500 bona.
Moore tve himseu up to the federal
authorities voluntarily.
IN tlte 9cabOard company Miss Ward.
ilIe fl ieTal officials charge was used
VII dummy director" hy the officials
'ad although she never participated. il
II aar@ed, many resolutions ana mo
iiun- We're made in her name ana list I
ri icing made by her on the records
,f ''c company. Miss Ward denies
TAI she offered any motions or intro
,Ir"d any resolutions.
~he j, also said t. ~ familiar With
he bookkeeping system Of The sea
uarj company. ana ]. il claimed. wnl
reveal file details If alleged fraudulent
rusaction- e. the government wnrn
ic fakeS the witness stand against hrr
iOr n''r employers.
Nicholas WATSON, president Of the
! incoln Mortgage and Loan company Of
>du Francisco is said to have fOsterpd
4 " scheme charged against the Of
h"ials Of the company BY the govern
Hrnt- The payment Of promissory
notes and the juggling Of stock charges
+ alleged to have netted the defend
t,f~ more than 100000. II is claimcu
nay We're planning. when arrested. to
i!sGe s2.5G0,000 worth Of bonds.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
upee LovETT's RETIREMENT

The kuSchnIt succeeded Judge
Of
haven 2 valley all California
of he :
4
/ th.
ana York
inrn4 he
Iiry Of
succeeded control there
hoped of erany pro-
wv prevail
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
Lonu Beach Ory

LONG BEACH, Jan. i5.-Wilh com
plete returns from the AZ precincts
the dryS have won, according To The
majority figured out at the city clerk :
office. by 2O15 votes. Returns show
1889 votes We're east in favor aud
1924 votes against amendment 2i, the
Brotherhood measure.
For amendment %. the table license
plan. 3i3i votes We're east for and
1892 against.
is largely due to The part the women
took IN the election. 1t is asserted
that the vote cast by the women eX-
ceeded the mems vote. and practically
determined The result Of the election.
II is estimated that 90 per cent ol
the church vote was cast at The cleo
ton. The church vote comprises more
women than men.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
DESIGNERS
EUGENE McCLARREN

EUGENE McCLARREN
All kinds of building plans drawn
with specifications.
ROOM 8, Ell CENTRO BANK BLDG
Ell CENTR0. CAL
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
Mothers upIjft China

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Dr, Yamei
kin addressed a meeting Of 400 women
Lhl1 afternoon in the Hotel Gotham.
Fifth avenue and Fifty-ffth street. On
1.-The Women Of China"
a great deal Of late progress in
China" she said. lis due to the re-
spect and affection the young men
This is strictly 4 woman's age.
More and more women are taking their
right place in the world. IN China
when the schools were thrown open III
educate the masses. it was decided ihat
ihe women also should he educated.
Ihe Men ~ Cline wisely figured ihti
tIc pillars ~ their home Should have
q solid foundation. and lhat thi. cnnld
nniv he obtained hv educating tEc
NOmcn ns Won as lie men.n
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate Of HARRIET NJ, CRAIG. de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given D1 the under
signed g. G. Craig. administrator Of the
estate Of Harriet NJ. Craig deceased. To
the creditors Of, ana all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit the same with the necessary
,ouch crs, within four months after ,he
first publication Of this notice To tile
said c. G. Craig. administrator, at El
Centre, California, that being the place
for the transaction of the business vi
said estate in the County Of Imperial
Dated this 18th day Of January, A.
D. 1913.
G. a. CRAIG.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Harriet
NJ. Craig, Deceased.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15

house in which he was stopping and
at hotel and Of the alleged scene
in the Examiner office. The men who
kidnapped him, he said, told him they
We're policemen and exhibited what
urported to he warrants and attempt
ed to make believe me Examiner Of
flee was police station.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15

ROBERT G. ALLISON
DESIGNER OF ARTISTIC, UP-TO-
DATE HOMES
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
ROOM % DAVIS BLDG. Ell CENTRO-
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15

we have leased the large Sheet IRON
warehouse formerly occupied by Haml-
Ton Supply Co. and are prepared to han
die any and all kinds of storage busl-
ness. See Pioneer Transfer co. at Office
On 5th just \. of Main Phone Main i.
Advertisement If
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
Pianos for Rent

Pianos for rent and we allow the
arst six months rent to apply on The
purchase price Of a piano in event Of
purchase. Apply Starr Piano Parlors.
Elfth street south Of Main, Ell Centre
advertisement IN
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
HON. ade BrOOms
G. sd Pasture

Wanted-St ( Is pasture on uncut
corn land. VII pasture cheap if for
some time. Forrest H. Fisher. box 2OC
FL rO.-Adycrtisement. x22O
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
yETERIN IS

DIR. c. l.. HOLT
GRADUATE AND LICENSED VET
ERINARIAN
VIII make calls to all parts OF valley.
Office at The Valley Livery Stable, I'm
perial, Cal Phone S2S; res phone. sos
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-15
Wood. Wood
Parties wishipo Storaoe snace

Order your wood now at The Enter
prise Grocery CO.-Advert scmenI 22s