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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18

BUCK GROVE ITEMS.
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Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Sterrett, o
Dow City, were guests Of Mrs. Fret
Thompson few days last week.
Miss Emma Wiese and Mr.. Ross
Smith were quietly married at the
home OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. C. II. Wiese, last Wednesday
They left Thursday morning for q
visit with friends. The particulars Of
this happy event are lacking but the
wishes Of their friends will follow
them into their new life.
Mrs, Jae0baskX, Of Omaha, is spend
ing al xsssk With her lriend,, Mrs. EN-
ma Weiier. goes from here tc
Dunlal5 hef ore aSs Grninga tor Omaha. +,
MRS Jess Bganett and children, Of
Wyoning. are visiting at the home q
Mrs John Griffin and family. ~
Roy Craig met with near bad &C
cident Friday He was driving his
/, car at good rate Of speed and COINS
down a steep grade. When he reached
the bottom his car swung around IN
some manner and tried to run bank
1t very nearly turned turtle, land rs II
was the car was damaged to some ex
tent. Mr., Craig says he learned les
son and will not try to repeat the ex
pertinent.
Mrs. Emma Weller and family were
Denison visitors Friday
The dance at the new hall Friday
night was we'll attended. Young PEG.
pie from Vail, Denison, Manila, Arion
and Dow City were present. Every.
body seemed to have had a good time
even the elderly people who we're there
to enjoy the fine music and watch the
young people enjoy themselves. +.
The movies Saturday and SJlday
prove a great inducement:i't0 BRING
people to town. "a
Herbert Docherty has beens appoint,
ed regular carrier at Buck Grove and
Roy Craig has taken his placeaat West
Side ON route NO 2::IThe stYH tsentle4
men desired to trade and Weia granted
permission from Uncle Sam to make
the change, which Is to their mutual
advantage. =.
A gentleman from Carroll bought
the temporary store building belonging
to Mr.. Reiff and has had it moved onto
some lots recently purchased from
Fred Frederickson, and is fixing up
the building for a fine up.to-datel meat
market which will certainly be ap.
preciated by our citizens, who have
had to send to neighboring towns for
q long while for their fresh meaN
Mrs. j. P. Welsh was on the sick
list a couple OF days last week. "
Miss Marie. Dieber has returned
from her Dakota trip. and is visiting
at THE home Of Peter Greder.
Goods are arriving every day for the
new store and it will not be long be.
fore Buck Grove has two general
stores as usual. 81
,Andred Anderson has sold out his
interests here to Louie Arndt and Eos
ter Lee Hahn, who will take posses.
sion about December LIST, and Mr.. An.
derson and family will go back to
Denmark for long visit, and perhaps
Will remain permanently.
Mrs. Emma Weller sand other mem.
bers of the family were over near
Denison one day, last week TO- help
Wm Thies celebrate birthday. OF
course they had q fine time.
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I Directory for Potato Men

A potato directory published to out
line what is being taught and demon
strated about this crop in the United
States and Canada, together with a
statement of opportunities offered by
the colleges to study the botany and
pathology Of the potato plant, Is being
compiled by G. L. Fitch. extension
truck crop man at Iowa State college
AS chairman Of the National 20
tato association he has written: tC
teachers and research men IN al
schools and colleges for the date to be
included in the outline. The data
when complete, will be unique
nothing OF this sort having ever been
compiled before. D.. . #
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Rev. Victor Swift preached at thu

Rev. Victor Swift preached at thu
Mission church last Tuesday night.
Mrs. f. e. Clauson and two children
returned Wednesday afternoon from
couple Of days visit with her sister
Mrs. N. Wicksell, and family at Sloan
The writer while in Wilmer, Mimi.
last week made short visit at tht
home of Lorans Anderson, a former
Kironite, who moved to that localit,
some sixteen years ago. Together witt
his family he Is enjoying life on the he.
240 acre farm. They sent greetings tt
all their kiron acquaintancesh a.in ",
Oscar Sedarberg and Eldridge Tar
son are spending a couple Of weeks
sightseeing in the city OF Deliver
Colo, and other interesting points II
the west. ,Ia..!
Chas. o. Swanson and E. e. Clausor
returned Wednesday evening from
business trip to Wilmer and Other
points in Minnesota, stopping off day
at Alcester, S. d., on their return.
A. F. Lundberg, who has beer
spending the past sumter at Sloan
returned home Wednesday. During
the time he spent there he superintend
ed and assisted in the building OF q
residence, barn and other buildings or
the Rev. U. Wicksell farm :
Edman Eckman went to SiOuWCity
the first of the week, where he mar
keted some choice CATTLE, realizing
very satisfactory prices.
Mrs. Ivan Sundell has been on the
sick list the past week and at times
quite sick woman. Two nurses have
been secured to care for her.
On November 4th Grandpa Lindbfad
will reach his Tooth birthday and viii
have the honor Of being the only per
son residing in this settlement who
has attained that high age. The event
will be celebrated at the Lutheran
church on that date as he has been one
Of it's faithful and respected members
If the weather proves good there will
be large gathering to participate In
the event. Grandpa Is unusually hale
and hearty when his advanced age is
considered. and from present indica
tions bids fair to celebrate q number
more birthdays. The church that is
planning the affair is extending gen
eral invitation to as many as can nos
sibly attend. A program in the after
noon of speeches and other entertain
ment<is beingplanned.
Postmaster A. Sedarberg and family
have moved from over the post office
into the residence of Mrs. J. A. Law
renee. T.......- --.. ...4
Mrs. N. P. Swanson and Mrs. N. E
Larson went to Omaha Saturday to
spend over Sunday at the hospital
with N. P. Swanson, who is reported
as improving very rapidly. b.
Rev. Irwin Johnson and wife left Fri
day for Madrid to attend the Free
Mission district state conference over
Sunday.
Mrs. ~. Larson and son., Alfred
and Erick s. Larson and family and
Leslie Larson, together witt other rel
atives, went to Alcester, s. D., last
Wednesday to be in attendance at the
wedding of a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
&. O. Larson, who was married to- 8
prominent Young farmer of that place
Mrs. B. N. Benson went to DenisoI
Saturday to spend "a week with rela
tivEs. and from there will 20 to Oma
Fhas1or a short Whit with relatives.
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lnocu,ate says Tipto i Man.

Harry A. Davis, Upton, Cedar coun-
ty. tells an alfalfa fable. A fable Is q
story with moral. Davis is man OF
few words. btu when he talks he saps
something.
Last fall planted two alfalfa plots
on my farm, side by side. One IN.
oculated according to- instructions OF
the Iowa agricultural experiment sta
Ition. The other did not. Result:
Alfalfa plot inoculated-65 per cent
stand, 25 in. high. 97A per cent free
from weeds, dry hay weighed 500 lbs
Alfalfa plot uninoculated-15 pei
cent stand, IS in. high, So per cent
free from weeds, dry hay Weig he'd 55O
lbs. in favor of inoculated plot.
About half of the alfalfa on the un'
inoculated plot was light green or vel
low, the rest looked good except was
shorter and thinner than on inoculated
plot" =.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18

"Plant native nuts" is the advice
he gives farmers. "They are Sure
things" AS sidehli on tho farm
DR.. Dennis advises planting black wa.
nut trees. They will return u revenue
in nuts until old enough to cut for
Iimber, which brings an unusually
high price,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18
Dairy COWS that freshen in the fall
should receive some extra feed six to
eight weeks previous to ~calving.

that there is anything exceptionally
barbarous about war, when their moth.
ers insist on their doing Is minutes
five finger exercises daily on the piano.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18

1t takes warm felt hat to make a
man comfortable on hot October day,
just as it takes cold straw hat to
make him feel comfortable On a shiy
cry June date,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18
somethinq New Under the Sun.

A discovery. possibly nnscientific
but wholly worth while, we claim, is
announced by an etomoligist at Ames.
He declares that extracted honey
poured over plain vanilla ice cream
makes just about the most delicious
morsel you ever set tooth to since the
halcyon days of lollypops and all-day
suckers. 1" ~
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''L00k Pa, How
'GetS-It' Works."
Lifts Your Corn Right Off.
R Never. Fails. s...

ever in your life see a corn come
out like that? Look ut the true skin
as the palm sof
Eour hand! ,- Laa- \ stE1
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18

. October born ,coltss need extra grain
as soon as, they will eat it. Keep
them growing fast before winter.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18

Mulch ghubarb with manure. 1t will
feed next years crops besides protect
ing it. ( =
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
WEST POINT

WEST POINT. VA. Aprn The
Womnms club met in social session
With Mrs. George Field Oh Monday.
Mrs. George w. Richardson and Mrs
Emma Roy Spencer provided AN in
terest!ng program for the cntevtatu-
mcnt Of the members
Rev L. y Adkins and family Of
Richmond. have moved To town
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel England. WHO
spent the winter with their sons in
pennsylvania, have returned 10 Yves,
Point.
West Point is greatly interested in
the announcements OF the engagement
Of Miss Sophie Goode of Washington.
10 Calvert Wake farewell formerly
Of Norfolk. now of Wilmington Del
Mrs. Arthur Neustadt and children
have just returned from New York.
where they have spent several weeks
with Mrs William Russell Mrs Ncu-
stadts mother.
Mrs. John Marshall Lewis and chill
dren. OF gloucester. have been recent
visitors here
Mrs Niles and daughters. Misses
Margaret and Orpha. left on Thursday
for Middlchoro. Mass. where they will
reside in future.
Mr and Mrs James Dcunead, lr.
OF Richmond. after visit TO their
parents here. left on Saturday 10 make
their future home IN Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

from a visi, TO her Nsicr. Nj >.Ntn
iicach. IN WASHINGTON
Mrs. WalStein Smell ~ >Aslt.n& nsr
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs pa>,d MvNAs. az
Whit" Post. Clarke County
Mis-" Make Adams at l'Ivrt I,v,AI
- guest Of h"r Iuut Nh " ~
Fence.
Miss MARGARET ktuS. vI thr state
Normal School. has returned trrn N1u-
vile. whore SHE addressed Ihv Teach.
"rS Association OF the ftttN psirtyt
Nh. and Mrs. j. H. rrt,v haze rc-
turned from Charlotte. whrrv tNcN
spent the winter with Relatives.
Mrs. Frank q. WouuSou. ui MASH
inSton. WAS rc'rnt guest at Mn AND
Mrs. u. Lee Wo"d>ou. ia il.,rrlSunbtirS
Rev and Mrs. Gcorgc T. Shuv>. OF
Dayton. LETT this wcck for Swupc. Nu-
SuSta County. where they viii reside
Rev. and Mrs. Lohu W. EuScuNrr.; ~.
Of Frankford W. Va. spent Tins Mcrl,
with rclativcS ia IIarrisunhurg and
Mount Jackson
Rev. aud Airs. !. Toward Wells re
turned "n FRIDAY from Ealtuuurc.
where they visited hcr parents. Mr., and
AIRS. King.
Mrs. w. y. Mescrolo has returned
from " visit :" ''harl"ttcSNl Ei,n-
mond and Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
HEATHSVilLE
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
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Special 10 The Times Dispatch
iENTHSNILLE. VA. April S.--Mrs.
James q. Rice and daughter. Miss Char
Iot'e. nave returned from Baltimore
where th.v have been with James q.
Rice, who is at the Church Home there.
and= recently mad serious operation
performed,
Mrs =. Fush Smith IS in Baltimore
under the care Of specialis.
2. !. \elms. Professor T.. J.. Wright
ard Miss Kathryn Nclms were in Bal
tt'nore last week. attending the Billy
sunday services.
". Mcdonald Lee. Of lrvincton Va
vas recently in Staunton, visiting his
daughters, who are attending school,
there
Misses Laura Louise. Bette and
Edith Harding, OF WicomIco were
weekend guests Of their cousin Miss
Marjorie Allen. ~ Rehoboth Church.
Misses Louise. Edith and Laura
Harding Mere recent guests o, Miss
Marjorie Booth i'm H.rva"'s Necl.
Miss Mildred Northern recently Wis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

rived Tor visit at tho homo OF his
aunt Airs. Mary Albert
Miss Eleanor Grab,ll has returned
iro" visit I" Mrs. Dudley Staples. of
ilnrrisonburg.
mrs. William Few has returned from
visit 10 l'hiladclphia
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Bowman colo
nr;'trh The first auniN"rSary of their
marriage ON Wednesday. when thcy en-
'crtalhrd az an elaborate dinner party.
MISS Katie c"frmau has returned to
her nom" in Mount Jackson after a
ten days visit To friends IN Wash
inS;"n.
Rev. j L. Jacobs. pastor of The
Methodist Church. has returned from "a
TWO weeks visit to A1cNaudria Wash
inSton. Baltimore and Ercdorirl<sbur,,
NJ l.. Walton. Jr. has returned from
charleston. w. Va. where lie was a
croomSn,an in The wedding of Miss,
Agnes Chiffon aud Eugene Mayer. of
Norfolk.
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after >is,, Of SIN weeks TO Mobile.

ly, after visit OF SIN weeks Ia Mobile.
Ma
Miss Ruth Harding. OF Emporia.
VISITED friends IN WaNcriy on sunday.
tlarcnce u LcfaiNrc returned I" hts
homc In AlcAaudria on Monday,
Nrs Lucy 'happrll and daughter.
MISS l.nct'o. and Miss MarSar.t\lian-
''rN Sr"'t several DAYS III Norfolk this
week
an '"h Mrs. T.. q. Mace have re-
turned l" their home ~ WarcrlN. after
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HOUSTON
>pey'al to The Times Dispa,ch

Special 10 The Times ID spatch
iihI SION. VA April S.-ludrc ".
Il Eari>sdale has returned from War
rNu,ou.
Tho women OF the different churches
I'M Houston this week held a Joint mis-
,I"uar> meeting. at which Mrs. Nathan
Maynard presided. Mrs. y r Green
.n"I'd with Scripture reading. Mrs
~ H. EArksdale. Mrs. Gran traddock
aud Nj: " l.. Pittman told of the
work Of the PrcShytcrians among the
w"uutatn people. Mrs. Daniel Dunn
r~ada lealet telling Of the urgent need
p' more workers in tho Far West
Miss Ellen Cosby gave some facts about
~, mission work OF the Episcopal
Cnu'eN and Mrs l.. W. Rice told Of
H#ston worE among The Indians. Miss
.uua Edmunds spoke on the subject
Professor y. Hu,cherson. OF
Bl,c';sburc w,ll address the farmers
pu practical and profitable corn grow
ir- ~ Tho meeting Of the Haitian
Farmers Union 20 be held III Houston
Camp FIRE Girls in charge Of Miss
conn and BOY scouts III charge Of
-,ou,master 4. T. East hiked from
~.u;i Boston 20 Houston on sunday
att'rnoon They were met Oh the
aIr, square ty the Houston Scouts
arf their scoU-master. The party Of
l-1.5gS returned 10 South Boston on
t.r train.
Mrs W \ DAME! o., Richmond. &C
upAmied lv her friend, Miss Mary
.thll visited relatives 10 Houston
.-r.-- III. past week
Mareellus T. CarrLustou- ot Ken
tleHy, = IN Houston TO spend : fort
Nah; with relatives
Judge " Sarksda.e spent Thurs
iss n 'EUstburE.
Mrs :. Henderson and Mrs y. t.
le.0e'-or are visiting relatives and
|sri- iu Durham. y. =
NARY Pitcher Of Richmond i
guest o. Houston relatives
&c uie =. Dickens Of Tennessee.
.tI-t1L e tls guest q relatives
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Magic Beauty and the Way
Simple Formulas RrmmrL ubir for
Their Quick. Thorough Results, ia
planned 10y the Stage Stur and
Scif-Mndc Bcuut,,
SUlcska Surutt.
-, vALEsK.a suRATr.

TUE quick changes which arc now
made possible in skin beauty arc
however. that the means employed to
obtain these changes arc usually weak
and therefore useless. My complexion
secret know from my own experience
aud from that OF others simply cannot
be cxcellcd by any preparation known
for heautifyinG the skin. Its results
man To stop using all other skin beau
uifyins creams and use this. formula
ccrinc in a pint OF water ana add ono
ounce of Ziutonc. Use this literally
and very soon your skin will take on
a most decided clearnesS and purity.
and blemish viii disappear i'he lin
,o"c can he secured at any drug store
formula. faithfully will acquire the OBJ
Jcct OF her fondest wish-a Gucenly
complexion.
MISS FAITHFUL am not at all
surprised that you did not succeed in
removing those superiiuous hairs. BY
u snIYes ever AVER: hair ia heavy or light. dis,
OF leaving a red spot where applied ms
Other depilatories do. the skin is left
soft. smooth and clear No matter how
sensitive the skin or how heavy the
growth II will work without fail. &c,
the sulfo solution from your druggist
solve dandruif, simply because of the
alkali which IT contains, No amount OF
The only thing known which viii dis lis;
solve all fatty accommodations and dan
dLun Is essol. teaspoonful or which
every particle of dandrun and other
foreign matter. For a moderate price
you can get enough cEgol 10 prodnc,
n fns
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WOODSTOCK

Special 10 The Times pispatyr.l
WbppSTocE. VA. April S.-MrS. y
IL iiaSlctt entertained ~ "rhinbls
Party Ola Tuesday afternoon at her
HON" Ola MuhlenbcrG street
Miss Virginia Srhuitt WAS hostess on
Friday afternoon. when she entertained
in honor Of Mrs Pilsom cohrou. of
Stuarts Draft. Va
Miss Caroline Pence l. the guest OF
her brother. DR.. Charles Pence, and
wife. of Philadelphia
George Albert. Of Dayton. O. has ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

HRS Mrs e d; Dit is not generally
oushly removed In Il few minutes ,hI p,
getting Il sponge, wetting II with bo,
''nt sprinklins some ncroxin on /,
I ~ 'nnn ruholne II on the blackhead.
IL Is almost magic.
MRS. AGNES R.-My wrinkl.-rcmov
ing iormuia has the extraordinary prop
crty or making the skin plump and viz
orous. In this way ali wrink,ns Nh I
aud big; are thoroughly removed. Til.
short time by the use OF This formula
half pint, Of hot. water two table,
of cpIol Thi. makes half "A pint OF tho
cream. costing several times less than.
YOU have 10 pay for cream a, the
stores. Any drug store will supply you
with the cpioI
MRS. W. II T.,-You have doubtless
found f,n 'hat nearly al face powder
powder visible. That's why ! use my
own own face powder made after my own
formula. NO one can detect its use,
Suratt Face Powder c.,m now be o.
tanned at drug stores In flesh and
MISS WONDER-I very much regret
you we're unable to obtain the eEEol|
for the shampoo. at your druggist
hu, Il you will address SECRETARY to
NaleslSn Suratt Thompson Bldg, Chi =
caEo.". and enclose - cents. my secrc-
tary viii sec that you get II.
DIFFICULT-1t IL wrong TO claim
that The bbst can positively DC dc
vclopcd In every case Nevertheless
ihe following formula Is the best Oh
tninablc IT is safe, and If anythin..
can succeed. this certainly should To
"A half pint OF cold water. add two
ounces OF ructone. obtainable at auy
drug store. aud half cup Of sugar
Mix thoroughly. Take OF this two tea
spoonfuls after meals and AZ bedtime
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
Produce Market.

Los Angeles, Aug. 31.-Trading or
the Los Angeles wholesale produce
market today continued fairly active
No price changes of Importance were
announced by local dealers, while re-
ceipts were well up to the daily av
elage. Fruits of all varieties were ir
brisk demand during the day, bananas
cantaloupes, grapes and pears NOV
il G freely.
Local ranch eggs (per dozen): Sc
lccted, 36c; candled, 34c; case count
32c.
California creamery butter (per lb.
Fresh extras, sic; fresh firsts, 28c
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
New York, Aug. 30.-Butter firm
1O,942; unchanged to lac higher.
Eggs strong; receipts, 1884
Fresh gathered extra fine 34@35c; ex
ira firsts, 32@33c; firsts, 3O@31c.
Cheese firm; receipts 5872; stat,
fresh, special, 1S@18hc; average
fancy 18c.
Chicago, Aug. 30.-Butter unchang
co.
Eggs, receipts 1852 cases, unchang
ed.
San Francisco, Aug. 31.-Butter
fresh extras, 29c.
Eggs, fresh extras, 34Ac; pullets
81 Rc.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
Pioneer Transfer Co.
hone !. l2O North fifth St.
Courteous and Prompt Service At
Reasonable Prices.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

MIME ~ ShEDI IORS.
Estate of Alexis Caillaud. deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate OF
Alexis Caillaud, deceased, to the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to file
them, with the necessary vouchers, ir
the office of the clerk of the Superio;
Court Of the County of Imperial
State of California, or exhibit the
same with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said ad-
ministrator, at the law office of j. S
Larew, rooms 1O1 and 102. .f'First ma
tional Bank building, Ell Centre. Cal
ifornia, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of said
estate.
Dated and published first, this 30th
day of August, 1916.
ALBERT CAILLAUD,
Administrators of the Estate of Alexis
Caillaud, Deceased. WSep.27
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
WANTED-LIVE STOCK

WANTED-By experienced reliable
married man a string of cows on
shares or for wages. Joe c. Nc
Elheney, Oceanside, Calf. x113
w WANTED-Fat cows and bulls. Drop
us a card. Davidson & Symmes, Ri
Centre. KITS
WANTED-To buy 500 head of steers
from 700 to $50 pounds. Phone 1876.
104
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

" <AAN IAI"AsC<10 xIJ "A
WANTED-To rent 40 acres soft land
within miles of Heber, old alfalfa
land preferred. r. P. Small, Supt.
Valley Seed & Plant Co., Ell Cen
tro. If
W WANTED-To rent unfurnished mod
ern 5 room house on good sized lot,
four to six blocks from Main street.
Address Box 80, Press Office.
WANTED-To lease about 40 acres
Of alfalfa and to buy 35 cows in
connection. Address G.. A. Cowden,
Box II, R. F. d. 2, Imperial. If
WANTED-To lease, by responsible
party, 1900 acres of land suitable
for cotton and barley. Call at 518
Main St. Telephone 1856. 1O5
WANTED-To rent 60 to 80 acres
good alfalfa for dairy. G. Giaco-
mazzi, R. F. d. l, Box 2, Imperial.
x1O6
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, Aug. 31.-Liverpool cot
ten cables due 912 to .11A points
higher. Futures opened firm. AT
1870 p. m. the market ruled 6R to Z
points better than due. Spot cotton
unsettled; prices firm; sales, 5000;
receipts, 1000; middlings, 9.62.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-New Saxon Six auto,
will give liberal discount from price
of new car; best of reasons for SELL
ing; terms can be arranged if de-
sired. See Clark Booher at Imperial
Irrigation District office. tt
FOR SALE-Or trade for cash, mules
or hogs, one automobile in first class
condition; cost $2100. Phone 40F2
Imperial. xlO4
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
Market Reports

San Francisco Grain.
San Francisco, Aug. 3O.-Wheat
firm; no trading. Barley, December,
SLIT; May, $1.SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31

FOR SALE-25 dairy cows, for cash.
D. Doty, 3-4 miles southwest on
Elder canal. Box 10, Star Route.
x112
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE

HAVE $4,000 worth Of good San Di-
ESQ income property, well rented
to exchange for good 160-acre i'm
proved ranch in valley. Owners OF
agents. N. O. Ramage, OIL Sew
cnth ST., San Diego, Cal. x10e
FOR EXCHANGE-M Mission hill cot
tage, San Diego, value $4,000, for
40 acres in alfalfa; want so acres
in alfalfa for cash; 80 acres in Wa
ter Co.. No. 1 for string dairy cows.
Imperial, r. ID. No. 1, Box 54A. X103
FOR EXCHANGE-San Diego in
come property for Imperial acreage
j. F. Mcdonald & Co., San Diego.
X105
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
PASTURE AND PRODUCE

.WANTED-For pasture or cornstalks,
two-year-old steers or horses. Fred
Helm Ia mile north Silsbee store.
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WANTEDz-Baled alfalfa hay. Call
Valley Lumber Co.