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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
MORE NEEDED TO
AID BELGIANS
WoMEN KISS THE STARS AND
STRIPES ~ ATTEMPT TO SHOW
THEIR GRATITUDE FOR KIND.
MEesEs.
pY AHaocIATEp 49,

isondon. March "Exerywlhere I
wgns there apas . cry 81 More. rnore I"
said James A Bennett. OF Roanoke,
Va. who has just arrived ln t.nnd0n
Ia4ssr q meeov tour Through Belgium
q see for himself the manner in which
the American Relief wmn being rem
dered.
Dent think the poor Belgians are
ungratefuLr he said We new a 1T
tte stars and stripes on our motor
and hundreds Of women came up and
kissed II Little children fingered 4
lovingly. In Brussels taey are talk.
ms 81 putting up = monument % mark
ths gratitude Of Belgium 60 America
They are anaady II work on The de-
slgH.
Il saw box after bon containing
thousands ~ little letters waiting 10
80 70 American children All of them
were quaintiy pathetic expressions u
thanks from Belgian girls and boys for
the Christmas presents sent Ia the
Jason. The children IN Antwerp have
printed an artistic card whlca reads.
VITA the cordial thanks 81 the poor
children Of Antwe4p O. their kind
hearted comrades % the United States
tor their nice Christmas presents Uu-
derueath are the scrawilnK tttie sig
natures az waifs who have seen vfar.
I'm Liege I saw a trainioad o. slsven-
teen cars hring IN relief supplies ali
the way from Norginia. I saw these
same supplieH given out IN the bread
line. and I waw proud and clad ts 30 a
virginlan
The Germans are not takgnw =
crumb of the fond which the coFmrnis-
sion IL sending a. So Far a / tsosf4
see the Germhna are honestly helpimz
The work % the commission n Eon-
derfal It's simply ciockwork
didn't dream thar anyshlng IKE Il
could be set going IN - short ! tlrne
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
TRAPPER OF ANARcH SITS is TALL,
SLENDER, SO JLFUL-EYEDI ITALIAN

New York; Ma CT Sit reou res
bat ore ieok AZ AnHsdeo PolgfaAnl 90
unaelatana Why he Was plcked eul
frCm lhc RAJ is ~ the e. tire police
force ef AeR iork city 20 undtrtak
tne hazardous mssslen which resalte.
IN such brilliant sue aeknes Geraalnls
10 nan etcr i0oAea less like either
the poi conan or detective 81 nctlon
thaa the tau s4on4er. soaifai-eyed
young Italian.
y ben tAe explosion occur ed IN the
cathsarai laat Oetos e., ana the per-
ssetIAteFs - the cIane cou.d not be
fcana. the Gesgee aets4m4nca tl.at they
woaH ssaret oat tae saAiy paEuea a.
ony coat sasaic.ea AZ ence ieli Bpon
the ana chistA. VINO az tae tine naa
been akuke IN ieasllnk ra.aa upof
churches. An elaseIate plea va
prepa- Cd. the most prominent featurs
81 wh.eh wAs 70 have SOMEBODY i've
with the a. ~ ehiata ana get wana o.
their plans as soon 50 they weTe tor
muAafea
poi.snanl was PICKED for the delicate
work. ane gob wts fraaNha Wit.
eanger Ter aetect.un might meal
aeatn. For three mo lths me youtnfa.
R0sics rookie lived vita a Lite ban4
seiiesed % be the BreecS group Of
anarchists. li.graIatins h.mse4 into
tnei. CONFIDENCE, became one 81 the
leading factors Ia tneir propaganda
WORK and in this Hammer he with
Aoarno and Carbont. we're assigned
10 the job ~ blowing up 81 Patrick q
Poilsnanl got word 10 toe police AID
when AAafno entered The cathedral
and planted the bonn the police ian
worked 10 perfection anr the ar. ests
followed.
The wife q Poi Enanl. a demure
little irish woman. waa ANXIOUS 20
know from the reporters who came
up 20 interxirw her how soon Amedeo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
FINE SPECIMEN
IS ON EXHIBIT
CELERY TWO FEST iN HEIGHT
IS GROWN nv Or. soRsT AT
HIS HOME or EAST HILL.

Among the interesting features on
exhibit &c the AmsauAa Farm sat
uraay was q ane specimen of celery.
TWO .eet high grown - ~. Rorst in
ne sandy soll 81 Pensacola. This plant
las twenty leaf stems aud il sta
sroNlng u Is on exhibit az The Jour
ial ofhce for the present. Ii Is well
larted Ia the bleachl process.
II Il can be raised commercially on
ne muck sofia ef Egcansbla couhty h.
~llI add 70 the wealth 81 this section
E.ssn ss a home garden crop i - very
satisfactory. Bat Il req Tires cunsid-
cradle painstakinE work carried on
Turing the suL mer.
Those who care 20 try &C raise Il
aould start soon 70 set q patch OF
ground rich for the fail The seed is
best started about July hrat The
seed boxes should be kept n The shade
or two months az least and only
given partial sunsliks under a grape
.rbor Or under q shade tree.
by October first the ground should
be ready for transplantlng On thln
soil q heavy layer 81 barnyar0 manure
weii retted should be spaded under
deeply during August or September
nen on lranaplanting about October
first the ground VIII not be too warm.
Celery e naturally adapted 20 conf
Frouud and grows here al winter and
ordinarily requires the winter protec-
tion.
The bleaching process should begin
during January or late n December
II the winter has been very mid up
20 then Where kpacn Is limited the
rows may be hfteen Inches apart n
the ground Is very rich. IN this method
hleaehinE. Where plenty of ground Is
available ire rows may Re three 10
four feet apart and dirt used a.
eleach Il BY killing up gradually ~
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the growth space is very limited. -Four
imea drain tile snelazea IN twelve inch
length makes an ideal bleaching pro-
cess for the home garden on a COM
merclal scale boards are cheapest IL
labor, cost and time consumed. The
about three cents apiece nnt taat IA IN
carload lots. SO far no drain tile are
used on the farms hereabouta. There
fore a. present Il IL ixnpractlcahle %
set q small quantity. But clean boards
are cutie satisfactory Cor the houss
garden. but IRE rows must BE- per-
feetiy straight
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BLUFF SPRINGS.

Bluff Springs March T.--Rhett a
stnnfan leaves Sunday a. a del@gntm
20 the ". Q. " convention AZ Lake
iaad
Miss Annie c. McDAxid returned
home Friday from Herrtngton. Ala.
having been called there ~ the III
ness 81 her uncle. 81 a. Smith.
Mrs. Adona TomAHeiio 81 Robinson
Point. spent Saturday and sunday here
Stanton.
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- 4&S
men of Pensacola. Paste Il
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
TTTFE GUARANTEE co
srd Floor Brent nleg Phone -
ATTORNEYS.
HArCoTT ANDERSON.
20 American National Bank balldins
n MoREY
Room s Fisher Bids Prone tfh
- RoRERT p STOUT.
Automobile Dealers.
SQUARE npst AUTO co. Ford care.
ICE south RaHien street. Phone 1914
AUTO PAINTING.
pENsAcor a arasv WORKS.
lsi-isa Fast lntsnasneia phone 3
AUTO SUPPLIES.
AppoTT AFRO REPAIR Co.
set-ie-ia Ravien street Prone as
tFw q HFrLRRoN.
u EsEt chase Street Phone ssa
PFNsAcof.A AFRO SUPP V 60
~ Ner'e pnlafox street Phone g.
"a r. ROOT. AffT0 sIrPPf IRIS
~ and iis West Garisn Phone 20
BAKERIES.
re prrpvE.s uossr R.wwRv
Cor ath Ave AMI LaRua Phone ~
pvwtprr~.s RAwrRv.
~ East intendenr'a street phone aes
BANKS.
AsswpsrAN Na~t0-At. psvR.
Private Branch PHONE. SO
s'trfv~>ss a peOy,r rs ~ATr RA~v
'eI so south Painfov Street Phone "a
wAstovAt. RAW or roNsswRrE
'is South Pa'sfos Private ~ Phone us
BARBER SHOPS.
Awwo,-ro pszszza
EiaAis soeth pa'afos street
COLLINS pp~s e-te,-ap'. rrlvate pair
cutting Phone tara
nwp0w psnuwp crop.
tEs East wrig7t street
'Frrwss ss>'s~ARv RARuwR STOP.
Opposite pos'offiee. "a $ Paiafov street
Baths md Massage
vE-uvreu ntwu Avn msssArw :
y G A. see PalafaS siree'
Book Stores-Statiorers.
nsrr poov ~0s-r. ~ 20
Fas South pa'afaS street Phone ~
I
Iosrw~N~ss p0nw sTNpr
80 south Paiafox street Prone 80
-----s--~--- -e---s=----~
rarriaoe md Vehicle Renairs
M r w0~ rsqvtacr waRt-s
- Fas' yarraeessa sfrpef p9ors 80
CHINESE GOODS.
w-ts-u p0p = ~.
- eaa'fh palafax street
COAL DEALERS
rAww = RI
~f0~e rsh~~a Pe-ffe We~-i rse~>s s-fFa
tr,-p0es. us-r.t .,.ra tf.r -
( 80 Ne~th - - vona st~eet Prone 49,
CTrAP STORES
v,essv-r+e~NvF,. f.rrsv r-essnAs.v
-aF Fseies~s s~s Re~e~s rsern 80
cuoT-rTFPS.
~ q = - $50 e-.@~--
-@7 "ea ee-''s r,t-ses s+-@@t rper-s $50
Z
e .-nves r-e 80
- s,,~'t ne'-sev e'-~et pso-e 80
4 EFwssnw FfFNfF-sr e. mn
II ~ re'afe~ ema f~se~HeN~ia phone $50
1 wrsTFwHn rwrFvwHr
/ - ressfN fsetesox cf~eaf ra1tques rae.s97
TsXvS -OD HTpE
BANKS IN $3.50 .~n can CO
whnnn sos
4
| COFFEE pOhcT-PS.
4 fzrss q f-s~w f-f7r-~~u 70
fas -efn eeHth Paiafos street rhane ~
Cco~era~e Cc-rrsnies.
pNsN~ Arof.A r00wwwAgw CO.
/ Cor Tarragsna and Desoto Phone So
CPOCRERY STORES
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ADvICES FROM
OWNERSOF BARK
DID NOT ARRIVE
Orders TO ATTEMPT PULLING
ITALIAN BARK ALlNE FROM
sERTH ON BEAcH FAILED TO
REACH PENSACOLA SUNDAY.

Advices 20 proceed 20 rescue the
Italian bark Aline from her sanity
berth en- the beach. on the south eide
81 santa Rosa island, a dozen miles
east o. Pensacola light, we're looked
Tor an anxiouslv awaited practical
y al day yesterday. but up 20 a late
hour as cable 10 such effect had
REACHED Pensacola. ard as a conse-
auwnce the salvage operations. planned
BY Captain l. n. Aliens feet wsse
not started.
Captain Aiken was personally ~ als
Office OF South PaiafsN street for the
greater part 90 the time yesterday
afternoon awaiting a. order % place
bis tug boats 60 work on the ALL
bat he lad no adviceil late yesterday.
and waa preparing e. leave sor has
home at s O'clock Captain aiken does
NOS spend muth time Oh gundays AZ
hia Office. bat IN an emergency case
TIE the one under contemplation. he
~ae 80 bis desk, and the bis tugs Sea
King and + =. simpson stood b. with
steam ar, ready % move immediately
npon TIE receipt OF Instructions
The Aiine which is the vessel
ashore. Is an iron vessel 81 years old
u vas stated that this would have
bean her maiden trip % Pensacola
AZ least weis-informeh shipping men
could not remember TIE vessel having
been here IN the past
Information from TIE scene % the
stranded bark last Night stated that
the vessel vas &c End hard aground.
and that Il win require considerable
sxeFtion e. pan the Aline 10 deep
water n the work a. least three ana
possibly q fourth steamer win be made
use s.. and then II T. doubtful II tae
bark can he hauled "a deem water
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G. a. Davis was a business visitor
60 Pennacoia Monday.
Mrs l. Tfern 81 Pollard. has been
she guest 81 asr sister. Mira IA. Bow
man fog several days.
Mira u. coriey ard Mrs. " u Brew
ton viii leave Sunday % attend the
w. O. w. convention in Lakeland.
The many friends OF Mrs s. r.
stanton wiIi 70 sorry 70 know she ls
quite III at her home hera
r. Grsce visited Fiomaton Tuesday.
B. H. Smith. who ham been visiting
hls sister. Mrs. M. dcDayld here. re-
turned 20 Harrington Tuesday.
Miss sena Coiey. who j. teaching at
Moiino spent sunday here with aer
parents.
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RESUME TRIAL
PROMINENT MEN
IN j. S. COURT.
AFTER RESTING Up oAv. csc
AGAINST xEssRs. KNOWLES.
HvER AND kEYsER WILL Be
CALLED AGAIN THIS MORNING.

After q rest " q DAY and half
enc eases 81 MessrA. KevseF. knossfss =
and nger wiii be again resumed en-
ne United States court this morrins
"a $50 o'eaeck. and. according 20 those
who have studied the case closely
there - little chance ~ the case con.
Guiding This week The gssernn-eut
has not anlshed win its list lpf direct
witnaanea In TACT there WAS some
taIh yesterday of a number az rev
witnesses being called and II the trial
concludes taia week 4 vii be rather
Surprising 10 those ofEse'als Sho IL ve
been foiowine the proceedsngs IN
tentiy.
The ART witness To BE- called this
morning. II Is said. win be c W. tia
german. who viii be on the stand tor
he government Il IL said. foir nearly
two hourm en- direct examination.
Cours ofacsrs and those STRANGERS
who are here attending the trial spent
the Gay yesterday In variona waits
Some Of them went 20 the navy yslri
and viewed what they could Of the
aeroaauticHi station. the trip having
heun made on the bayHhore enF~s
Others iegt the city on the excursion az
o'ciock and saw az arsf hand me
large feet 81 naval vessels which are
no~ az anchor either near the gard.
or which are m0orad alonNMIde The
decks ~ the navy yard.
The jury waA constantly m ehaTwe
Of depufien from the United states
marahafs etfsice. ard none perhaps are
ionhiHm forward with more earnest
ness e ffs completion Of the sass
than ARE the number Of LEGAL naen
WHO were selected 20 try the case
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would be made an inspector. II eer-
tainly was frightened while he was
living ala that time with those ter
rible ana. chists," she confessed 20 the
newspaper men, shut it'H worth Il L
IL means promotion for my husband
and I think he deserves Il. too"
Today Amedea il closely guarded
By the police and his whereabouts kept
secret for fear that friends OF the
anarchists may - him bodily injury
But Amedeo only halt ~ his
work done. and :. AnNoas 80 complete
the well 20 which he was ASST gned
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08

Mrs, william G Gcrtns Is TIRE wife
q the man who made the building OK
ihe Panama caBai possible ~ TIE IN
PRODUCTION ~ sanitary measures and
whu Is nov the sargnon general q
the army Fof the past fourteen years
Mrs. Gorgas has lived IN Panama and
cgha. where her husbands work has
taken him. This winter she has been
living 81 Washington and taking a
prominent part ia the social Affairs
% the capital
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POSTMASTER AT
RIVER JUNCTION

According to Information rsacair~
Pensacola last night D. y. Morgan hat
been appointed postmaster af Rive
junction. thus ending long and tn
tersstinz fight for the position.
Dir. Morann IL well lsnown i'm tAas
section Of West Florida and had quite
O number of prominent supporters
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This Out!

II contains information that you wll find valuable
II will save you time and trouble future occa
sior Journal readers i'm and If the city will find
most valuable from time time Name address and phone
number Of leading business and professional
your pocetbook or tack IL in convenient paca
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
Los tnscleS Produce Market.

Los Angeles, Oct. 6.-Fcw price
changes of importance were an
nounccd by dealers on the local whole
sale produce market today and the
general tone of prices remained firm
and steady. Leading fruits and vcgc-
tables continued plentiful, and a brisk
demand was noted during the day for
all varieties of apples, cantaloupes and
peaches. Vegetables were somewhat
steadier at previous prices.
The following receipts were report
ed on the Produce Exchange of Los
Angeles: Eggs, 15i cases; butter, 40. POO
pounds; cheese, ZOO pounds; potatoes.
999 sacks; beans, II sacks; sweet po-
tatoes, 81 sacks; apples, 10.o37 boxes.
Local ranch eggs. per dozen Sc
lected, AZ; candled, 10, case count, 3S.
California creamery butter, per
pound-Fresh extras. &c; fresh firsts.
%
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED BY dairyman, by Nov. /,
lease on so acres good land for 3
state rent 5. konnort r. +. d. /.
'IhPeflal. Nl3G
WANTED To RENT From 800 IL
Go acres barley land See r. l..
h"horIy, FL Genlro National Bank.
FL Ccnro. lbs
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
MONEY TO LOAN

LOMBARD g. SON, INC, loan agents
for the Union Central Life lnsur-
ancc Company, have money to loan
on first class farm security; long
time loans, annual interest, with
liberal prepayment privileges. S. J.
Montgomery. Mgr, Room ., Secur
ty Bank Bldg, El Centre, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06

They call il the Jelly fish" hat. but
The new chanrau designed by the Fash
ION Arl League Of America for Wcu
VITA dancing GOWNS deserves a more
poc,ir name for. is extremely prclll
even it it ha, HE floppines, of laz>
jelly fish
Black chanilly lace lightly wired
and half-dozen Yards ofnarrow black
velvet ribbon is all there Is lo thi,
"iclly-fish" hal | sketched the Other
day in lcaroon where smart women
dance of an afternoon Except for the
, wired ribbon straps the hat Is
croWnles,. aud the lace Is wired into
droppy. graceful hrim The ribbon
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE

~ benitn Country club Lncaiion Of
principal place of business. jSj Nam
street. III tentro. Callfoumi
Notice There Is delinquent upon the
following Described stock un account
If A>sessneut W. =. leklrd un No. 9lrd
day nf August 19l5. the several
amounts sci opposite ihr uiur, ~ HE
respective Shareholders 90 follows.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
livestock NIntl,rt

Chicago. Oct. Receipts
5000; strong, In TO 15 above ycstcr
days average; bulk, 1904 $50; light
1854 S.35; mixed, 71omS.50; heavy
705 $50; rough, 7.o0mS10; pigs. 500
1850.
Cattle Receipts. 5000. steady; ma
tive beef steers. 5000 1880; western
steers, 5000 $50; cows and hcircrs
310m S.i5; calves. 7.75m11.5o
sheep Receipts. 10000; weak; wcth-
crs, $500 eos; lambs. 6.75m910.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
MARKET REPORTS
san l'rnn.isco Grain.

san Francisco. Oct. Wheat
Firm; no trading; California club,
155 = m1.57l2.
BarleN-SteadX: December, 12Sa,
bid; 1893 asked: May, 1.34l2 bid, 81
asked; feed. 120m122le
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

SELLING GRAIN MD COTTON SEED
The California Planters EXCHANGE
is selling Milo and Cotton seed. and
ceiling good prices. send samples
Of crops ready for shipment lo -
Temple Block. Los Angeles. Can
use amy amounts Milo. Barley or Col
ton Seed.
RECLEANED ALFALFA SEED
EXceIcnt color, very high gcrmina-
ton, first class quality, 18c per
pound f. o. b. your railroad station
Send for sample. f. +. Sangulnctti,
Yuma, Ariz.
FO9 SALE Double rccleancd Peru
wan alfalfa SEED, 20c H.: special
price an ton lots; +. -. b. Yuma.
Cha- Hoppe. grower and shipper
Bard. Imperial co, Gal. Nl1'
"ON YOUR early morning trip to San
Diego stop at DiXieland Restaurant
for breakfast. Homemade ice
cream. cold drinks and cigars"
FOR SALE Recleaned seed barley;
contains no mustard or sour clover
SIPS cwL. G. G. lIusscy, Seeey,
Cal.
WANTED To Bl NeW or good see
ond-hand ho,l>e; / rooms and porch.
r. T n Box 80 IlollNllle. l3l
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
HELP WANTED

WANTED Woman for general house
work; family Of ) H. \ Peters.
= mile north } miles eael Of He
hcr rt3I
WANTED Woman Ia cook in private
family Apply Ia Mrs. j. W. SlcrWo.
IIollNilIc, by lelIer, or phone
S2Fi5. 1876
WANTED - Experienced hookkccpcr
who can lake off monthly balances, ;
accurate and steady habits: lislu
man will be paid good salary Boz
80 Press office.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE

FOX LEASE can eiNe immediate pos
session. All should hr soWn in bar
ley at once.
so acres in FL Grnlro: alfalfa.
t6O acres Ne. llollNille; parl al
falra
10 acre, Wesl Imperial; part al
fjlta.
A. l. BLISS
as Bradbury RIdg4 Los Angeles.
FOR RENT, for cash, S0-acrc ranch ;
65 acres in alfalfa, ID acres in corn;
fenced into six fields splendid
buildings; immediate possession.
LIENS AGENCY
Over First National Bank
FOR LEASE 30 acres Of alfalfa near
El Centre al 5000 an acre: also
have - extra eood dairy CONS to
sell ON easy Terms. lo - with HE
place. j. 4. DeIozer, 100 South
sixth ST.. FL Gcnlro.
no LET one Of lhe hest 10 or 60
acres for dairy: ,nfl land; we'll
fenced. Addree- Il. +. u. E. No. 50.
FL Ccnro. Cal Ni3i
FOR RENT 100 acres. 80 acres alfal-
IA. All hoe wire fenced Inouirc Geo.
II. Harris. Imperial, Cal; al w. r..
GRAY 4 Co Mss
FOR RENT Cheap, Groom tent house
with shower bath. furnished or un-
furnished. Inquire at 1890 Commer
cial ST N134
FOR LEASE 20 acres alfalfa and
grain land adjoining FL Cenlro south :
good house. Ross X Sluarl's Gro
Gerry.
FOR RENT 50 acres in alfalfa and
corn: house and shade; miles On
Holtville road. f. b. Walker, Jr. X13l
FOR RENT-Good house, partially
furnished, / block north of High
School See 1922 Brighton.
lUH REST nousc call al kelly's
Nursery.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE OR TRADE One carload
of / and 2-year-old steers, ON my
ranch at Coachella. will trade for
"ood milch cows. Holstein preferred.
y. C. Langdon. 900 Severance Bldg
Los Angeles. Mss
FOR SALE-14O shoats; healthy and
thrifty; good feeders; will sell all
or part and deliver. Burritt S. Al
len, Calipatria. Ranch , miles
northwest of lockwood
FOR SALE Three llolslen bulls. nur
} years old. lNo yearlug> .lo>"pl
lmfrld, | = milcs eouth of Mcluland
store. NI31
FOR SALE One span good work
mules. or Will Trade for corn or
hogs. Box 395. GaleNico. cal.
FOR SALE-A choice lot of Duroc-
Jersey boars; all ages. q. ID. Will
loughy d Sons, Calexico.
FOR SALE strictly \ dairy cows.
Si5 per head cash. Box -. Holt
willie. Mi
SEE w. r.. CAMPBELL for lloslon
bulls. one mile Wesl on Dahla ca
nal. Mao
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
PASTURE AND PRODUCE

PASTURAGE- 40 acres corn for i'm 70
mediate paSturase. Three miles south
OF StcIeN. fhone 37F31 X136
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06

Have Your NatH@n fllm- tml~h'd
at Evan n3N, ~fiulis. > do"r~ Vc-i
OF Poslufrlrr. " hstr uoV Installed
q special modern department for anna
1cur FINISHING " Nl3G
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
AUTOMOBILES

AUTO LAC
makes old autos. buggics. etc. look
IKE new. For furniture it has no
equal as finish and prescrvativc.
Very easy TO remove dust. Rohman
Bros. Phone 274W. Broadway Apart
mentS VIA
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06

\ud IN lr.afIlnfI NiIH IIl iud In
order nf tn B44r1 ~ Director. mtde
ON the 23rd d. # August 1913. "a
may ,h4re- II eteh parcel uf such
Stock a, MIA b. NECESSARY Wiil De- sold.
at the offre ef the company W asa
Main street. ~ leHfrp. ihf,rmi 0n
the 10Th day et October. 1913 q f9
O'Clock uoon If ,nrh dtt. tp pay o.
luqueut assessments thereon together
with co,f IT 3d,erilsns and eApcnses
Of sale r p MOORE.
secretary # The n Ceniru Country
Club.
ofnce n a. Ma4 street 81 Cs.-
tro. California ocfts
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General transfer ana storage;
prices right. Ed Royce, 6l3 Main
Adv.
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FURNITURE

WANTED-We pay highest prices for
second hand goods. McCune Furni-
ture Co.
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WATER STOCK

FOR SALE-22 shares of No. wa
ter stock. II. II. Griswold, Calex
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VII SIC ItNS

f. L. ELSER, PIANO TUNER. with
King Music Co. All work Euaran-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

fOH SALE Cheap for cash land on
liShlmc canal near town Of High
Line and land in No. : district near
HoIlviIlr. Has been farmed and is
covered hy waller stock. Address
Joseph lIeImsen. Anaheim, Cal.NI i3
2O-NCRE TRACTS
VIII sell parl If hrer lracl in 20
lo i0-acrc lois. and give 10 years
lime al $ per cenl Interest: SI25
per acrc: very desirable land Bon
291 IMPERIAL Phone t30F19
FOR SALE Irrigated land. 81 miles
from one million people; no water
bills; no assessments; $75 per acre.
Let us tell YOU about IT, L. e Ben
nett Co. Oregon Bldg.
For EXCHANGE Choice San Diego
property, value SI2.ooo. for soft
land about same value W Il. Gil
mour, FL Centre. NI3G
For SALE -l2O acres uninproVcd
land Wesl Of New river. $50 per
acre. Box ~. care Press Nl3i
FOR SALE $3.50 equity in 81 coo house
ana lot for $3.50. Si7 Orange. N137
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POULTRY

WANTED White Lcehorn Lnine
hens or pullels Addrrss Mrs 81
mon konnerl. Il. +. Il. /, lmpcr-
I1l. Nl3G
FoH SALE i2o Bronze Turkeys, one
halr hens: all His years stock. Box
39J. GalrNico. Cal
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FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE


FOR EXCHANGE-Brick store build
ing in FL Centre, rented; will trade
for ranch; must he first class land
and we'll located; can also put in
2 fine business lots if necessary;
prefer 80 to 160 acres. c. f..
Sprou>c owner, FL Centre.
FOR EXCHANGE-Te Ten-room house,
best part Ocean Park; corner lot;
all modern convcnionceS; to eX-
change for improved or unimproved
acreage in Imperial Valley; equity
about $4,000. Inquire of A. M.
Shenk, Calexico.
FOR EXCHANGE-5-ro bungalow,
/. A; want dairy stock. calves or
heifers; or brood sows and pigs. Ad-
dress :. +. Cochran, Il. |, Box 27,
Imperial. N13S
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-06

Elmer \. lodd pas opened his piano
studio III lhe ballroom ol HE Barbara
Worth Hotel and vii be pleased io re
.col,c his former aud all prospective
pupils lhcre AdN.