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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22
CITY AND VICINITY ITEMS

Rev. {. A. Briggs has returned TO (
his home in this city after a two .
weeks visit in Washington and New
York with the members of the Preach
ers' Quartette.
Mrs. Louis NJ, Harvey went TO
Streator yesterday for 4 short visit
with relatives in that city.
Miss Sarah TAYLOR returned home
last night to spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles i,
Taylcc.
Miss katherine I.uccy went to Chi
! caeo today for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. fonofl, 0f Chi
cago. arrived in this city last night to
spend Christmas At the home of Mrs
Fcrnon parents. Dr. and Mrs. +. y.
Hathaway.
Miss Harriet BradiSh went to Chi
caco this moraing for short visit
there.
Alfred Taylor, who is attending the
University of Wisconsin IS home for
his Christmas vacation.
Miss Sophia JobSt. who is attend
ins st. Marys at South Bend. Ind.
has arrived home Tor two weeks
visit
Miss Anne Carr. who is attending
st. Marys college M South Bend Ind.
10 ..r In ftlt
night to spend the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. James Graham returned home
last night after Il ahort visit in Chi
cago
Miss Ancta Baldwin left today Tor
Paris. ILL.,. to speud her Christmas va
cation.
Vernon Dclrosc and Melvin Cassidy
are home from the University Of Mich
igan 10 spend the holidays in this
city.
Louis Black, Of Alva, OKLA. is Wis
iting at the home OF his sister, Mrs
Ed Rose. in this city.
Miss O!cdinc Wood who attends
Obcrlin College ut Obcrlin, ohio. l.
spending her holiday vacation with
, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
+ Wood. on Post street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russcl Howard 81
, Chicago. are spending Nmas holiday
, with relatives and friends in Ottawa
Lieut.. Dr. sullivan who is stationed
. mt Camp Grant, is visiting relative.
during The holidays.
, l.othrop Follctt who is atlcndint
= the University OF Wisconsin, at Mad
, ison is spending the holidays Will
5 his father. f. +. Follc;t.
4 Mrs. Mildred IIarwood. who is liz
=. ing in Iowa, arrived in Ottawa this
, afternoon and will visit her sister
. Mrs, t. H. Meeoilin, over Christmas.
Miss Edith White went TO Soul!
5 Bend today to spend Christmas Will
1 her mother, Mrs ". +, Carr.
Miss Fern Petit and Mrs. Free
.Iones, win 20 to Chillicothc today 70
a few days visit with Miss Petit
parents in that city
Marshall Wilcox and wife left TN
morning for Chicago to spend the ho
idays with friends in that city.
NJ Carlson viii arrive home frol
Moline this evening TO spend wee
with friends in that ely.
!. Miss Isabel Brown left this aite
noon from Moline to spend Christina
with friends in that city.
, T.. j. fraikin. lol3 ". Main stree
= arrived home last night after sho
business trip 10 Crown Point. Ind.
Floyd MCCULLOUGH left today Il
his home in Ottumwa, Iowa, attcr
visit with his aunt, Mrs. Alice Dcrc
cauX in this city.
Miss Fcrnc rcttctt LETT this ate
noon for her home in Chillicothc
spend Christmas with her parents
u that city.
Is Mrs. Louis Gaglc and son John lc
C. this morning for Chicago to spol
" the holidays.
W Miss I,crnicc Markcson who Is Il
" tcndin% school at Ferry Han, l.al
y Forest H., has arrived home
n. spend her Christmas vacation.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22
||Society Notes

Miss Laura Hays entertained the
members of her ohiIdrens dancing
class yesterday afternoon Win
hristmas party from 1 until
IN the French dining room OF the III
ton hotel The children spent inc
time in playing games and in dancln@
Fancy dances we're given py Margaret
l.uccy. Harriet Efadirh, Katherine
l.ucey Esther Farrell, Katherine
bradford and Harriet Sprinshorn.
Fayors were presented To each child
and dainty refreshments were ser''u
by Miss Hays.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22
HONOR ARMY N D "
IS REPRESENTED ON
THE WESTERN FRONT
ALL BRANCHES OF U. s. SERVICE
ARE TAKING PART IN BIG SHOW
--ExPLAiN pERSHlkG ORDER
ON HARD DRINKS.

Paris. Dee. - Several companies
Of United States troops selected by
the draft. are now in France. All di-
visions of the American troops are
represented with pershms's eNpedi-
ton. regulars. rational guard and ma
tional army. The select men are eu-
gagged in construction work and were
chosen according 10 qualifications for
technical work
The high rating of these men has
given General Pcrshing much cont
,lcncc in results h" will be able to oh
tain This method OF choosing mcn
il new departure. as iormerl, units
wcr" trained IN special work after en-
liSimgnt
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22
Notice.

The Daughters OF Isabella to have
a dancing party Friday evening, Dec.
%. at X. of c. hall. Admission soc a
couple.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22
CHICAGO MARKETS


Chitaro. H.. Dee %, 1917.
Chlcaco market report furnished 70
the Free Trader Journal hy ". l.
t.tnyrc, member Chicago Board 81
Trade. Moloney building Phone i0tL
Correspondent l.amsou 4ros & Co,
Chicago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22

The members OF the choir of the
Christ Episcopal church were INFORM
ally entertained. at their ahiiuai
christmas party last night in the IA
IRISH house. after choir practice. Inc
marty was a very informal one thia
wear on account of the war, hut Il very
delightful time was had by all those
prcscnt Mrs benjamin iloxie was
hostess. and was assisted by several
women of the parish,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22

The meeting Of the Mems br'thet'
hood Of the First Presbyterian chureh
which Is usually held the last FRIDAY
in the month viii be postponed uhth
New Years eve. when the men OF me
church will be the hosts for the an
nnal New Years eve party.
The children in the Primary depart
mcnt of the First Congregational
church will be entertained with a
Christmas party on next Tnursday
afternoon in the Sunday school rooms
al the church There Will be Il
Christmas tree for the little folks,
and games will be played by them
during the afternoon. ReIrcshmcnt
will he served by the committee III
charge OF the party.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22

Inc Drama tluD are giving tielI
annual Christmas party this afternoon
at the armory. \ mammoth Christ
mas lrcc caught the eyes of the 40
little tots as they entered The rooms
and was greatly enjoyed by every one
durinG the entire afternoon.
The program began with Il flag salute
and the little tots and gr0Wn.up folks
all joined in singing Tho Star Span
glcd Banner Following this The
children were served ice cream and
cake the serving being done cafeteria
style.
Then "A very clever pantomjmo %
the modern version Of The Three
bears written by Mrs Elizabeth
knobrloo, Wos read by her, Will"
tho members Of the club. dressed IN
COSTUME, gave the paDtouimc
The complete list OF characters for
lhis play follows:
Scare Grow Walter NorlNcy
GcldloN Pearl Balne.
Magic Cat Dorothy Ncriney.
3 rho Three Gears Pap, Bear, Marie
Dcvaney; Mamma Bear FIorcnc"
lrion: Baby Bear. John Kinchcloc.
Witches Veronica Brown, Edith
Bradley. Jennie Pcltier and Maudc
1hCma",
Tho Good Fairies harriet Spring
horn. Lucoy children and Farrell chil
drcn.
Christmas Fairy ESTHER Sharp.
At this time Santa Claus entered the
arwory. bringing a pack OF gift.
which were distributed among th'
children. Each child WIS given =
pair Of stockings box Of handkcr
chiefs and Il stocking filled with can
dies. cakes and nuts,
The children then formed IN linz
and had Il grand march, AFTER WhicI
they played Il numbcr o. games. Lee
by Misses Leila Petit. Helen SchGr
or aud Harriet Jordan
The committees from the Drama
Clb in charge of the party are ~
follows.
Program Committee Pearl Baync
Helen Schercr, Leila pctlit and Mrs
Elizabeth kincheloc
Invitation Committee ENclyl
Barry. Maudo Thomas and Marie Dc
vancy.
ltelrcshmcnl Committee Ncronic;
brown. Mrs. Elta Cairns and MIS- r.
Their Sharp.
Toy Committee Jennie pellier Mrs
Edith bradley and Mrs Florcnc
Irion.
seGul Gilt Committee l'cal
| Buync, Leila Petit and Mrs, FlorenC
lriOn.
Decorating Committee -kathcrin
! Twohcy, Dorothy Nortncy Margarc
Sanders and Vera Ham
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22

The Sunday school i the First
Congregational church will have their
Christmas party next THURSDAY eF'
cniug in the Sunday school rooms. y
large Christmas tree will be one OF
the attractive features OF the even
ing. and Fairy Christmas play,
will be given. 4, musical program
viii be given in connection to me
play and refreshments will be served
by the hostesses.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22

Mrs. Roger II. liostetler entertain.
ed few of the close friends of Miss
Helena Trumbo with IA kitchen show
or. last night at her home on Mulber-
ry street The evening was spent in
an informal fashion. and light re.
frc,hments were served by the hos
tess. Miss TrumbO received many
very useful kitchen utensils.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22

AMBITIOUS Statesmen Of neat ap-
pcarancc, call on merchants in your
territory, elegant line, convenient to
carry Good commissions, prompt re.
mittanco The Geo. II Jung Co, Gin.
rinnati. q.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22

The patriotic program and box so
cial held at Dstrist l3l Friday even.
Ing. proved very successful. Mr. Ed.
ward Conncrton rendered an interest
ing address on patriotism. The pro
coeds Of the evening Amounted to
$3.50. the greater part OF which VIII
be turned in as a Red Cross benefit.
Miss Catheryn Walsh is teacher n
this school.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-22

FOR RENT Two or three rooms for
lieht h0usokccUine. Modern and
within three blocks Of business dis.
tricU
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23
A MILLION LOANED IN LOUISIANA

4 cali will be Issued "a the farm i0ar
association signed hy the Louisiana
members Of the New Orleans Federal
Land Bank board WIth the object OF
/ securing a milton dollars of govern.
ment money for the farmers az soon
rs the widows dowry Is repealed OF
amended.
/ senator II. N. Stafford has been ean,
vassinR the Legislature 80 assure the
I Governor that a remedial measure
would be- forthcoming In case the
special session was ordered lie has
more than enough returns to Justify
the guarantee
senator Stafford has copy Of pros
pcttae laN. This had been passed
upon by al the various Interests likely
to b. consulted and II met The views
Of all. It does not eou6ne Itself TO the
Federal Farm Land Bank II Ii open
20 aIt other hanks. and all other insti.
ntIons. as sell as the banks its only
purpose is to make cheap money avail.
ahle 90 the farmers To accomplish
thal II valves the widows do~fy ex.
amrtIoH la favor of anybody Who viii
permit farmers 10 borrow money on
their lands Al rate Of interest NOT to
exceed pr cent The federal bank
only charges 4 per cent. and may, TIA
lhe tong run reduce that. after It's
bonds become an established security
and can be freely sold ~ per cent
~ less
Colonel v, c Dufour and { G Gas
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23
STUDENTS ARE TAUGHT
FOOD CONSERVATION

Food conservation IS being stressed
in one Of the courses in home eco.
aomics given IN the summer school OF
the Louisiana state University The
use OF wheat substitutes, such as corn
meal bucksheat. etc. is given special
attention,
More grain is released by reducing
the amount of meat consumed, says
Miss Ruth Cessna. she In IN charge OF
the home economies courses, "as this
lesvtnp the amount needed for feeding
the meat animals Miss Cessna also
advocates the use nf more mtlk Ia the
diet
The clasr h. giving attention also to
the foods which may be interehanged
ia the diet. aud so the prevention OF
waste In cooking and serving l.. \ u.
Press Bulletin.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23

pard. the Louisiana members el the
bank board. viii father the call TO tho
farmers outlined They intend al once
to begin campaign az comprehensive
aud thorough as that which won the
bank location for NeW orleans Their
victory viii BE- made possible by the
60 operation of the other members of
the board. Who 8ish 10 emphasize the
double point that they were rs eager
that the farmers of Louisiana should
benefit as the farmers Of any either
states. their oRH homes included, aud
shat the delay vas not 81 their choice
As their patriotic contribution, the
Louisiana directors propose 10 send
broadcast futl instructions aud blanks
fo cover every phase of the legal re-
qHirements, aud In other ways to Is.
eiiilate and guide the formation Of the
Louisiana loan association, with all
their papers la shape Tor immediate
action.
The arsl effort viii b. concentrated
upan Fat Baton Renge parish The
first appraisers viii be sent there. the
loans passed upon and the papers sent
ap fn Washington to get a charter The
titles wlll next be examined, and II Is
expected to be able to make the first
actual leans there on the day the Ia"
* born. tn the remainder Of the state
the law viii. hot be Ia full effect and
force for twenty days after promalsa'
ton n Baton RoHg" and the intent is
to be ready with the loans Ia other
parishes simultaneously with the legal
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23
2EPpELlAs AGAIN


SATURDAY ''Sl' ~ ppm" la" "F"'
the tastt-" coast ''e'''a !" nave q"
t3''tt'd 'h tH' va !" ''''''s' '"'
Three ~ '".l @'pl''.h '"''z N"''' Pr
e'sed d. IN" '9" q pf'.''"S ',E''s '','
so iN@ newest A'la'@ '''''''a'a III MI"
iHE Tvs" nos '''h"''a''n ana ""'"'5's
sixteen "''''ta. ""' "'' :" WV '"'N'
aali'a "'@ 7'a't"t'" WIN tn '"''' =
i'f'". t"' "''"'N''@s " appears. ""'.
I"t"a HEAVIER '''' t'SS an" s'f''s.'
military aa"as iA'h I've ai'a' SEQ
E'i'i'H'A vac A'ii's nave as, '''d al
n7'''i'' "'''i'N' '@''''a' 't'' ~ FP'.''"
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23
A SAFEGUARD AGAINST PULL
fFort Worth starToleTramt

tF"r' Worth star i''esfah't
NJ" evidence it'ai W. are pto"''if
h} The hinHdefs 81 Great i"''''a III ~"
FondHe' oi ia" var u eettat''o ~ 'f''
announcement 'fom washington ''''
| original JURISDICTION over an e'as'lA u
exemption rom 'he afait Oh '''a'"s
lloual grounds VII rest WIN app'''a'
boaftiT appointed ~ 'f' ''8'"''''' ~
each f'dff3i Jbai'ihi "ts'f''1
THIS means thit one 81 '"' '''''
s"3rces 81 abuse 7f TIE afai' IA" IA
England FL Ia p" aF"'o'a " fi''S ''S'i''.
Try. Timer l4'h system NV "oa'o7 WIZ
pass only upon classes 81 'A'"'p'"'''A'
tn" merit Of "hteh may f'e edSi'' d"'''.
mined. sdeit 's t''A''st a'Sa'''''s' S'''
support ct detttaatta ana o'"''S "
III" character. "e'f' S"'u q '''''' -
rejected h} lh' local P"aFa' ah appear
may be- taken - the appellate ooa'"'
tnt III eases "hets eAe'' p'''" .
chained ph the ground ttlat q p''7''H t.
absolutely essential 10 CERTAIN 'aa''S.
try tn" local board VIII nave 40 ia''8
Idlciioh whatever 7aeh cases h''iNl hs
taken Hp a'fte''} WIN th' apl'''ai'
board Which 0tii be tess ifabif =" w
'aitectad BY purely i'e" "'ha' noes
Ia Great Bfitain the teeat "d''''S
have bo"h passing upon s'''h eeS'S.
and II the London newspapers are 10
be believed. hastaa' ABUSES nav "
teIoP9d az result II u saia iha' ~
many localities II 40 employer ha'
tnHu"nc" Win the meih|iS Z" wv
local hoard, ali tha' vas necessary 10
obtain ah exemption Tor q man W w
enploy was Tor btlh 10 TESTIFY '''a' ~
needed the man services ioA'"''''
after instance faFn been eIted ID ""ish
sttneRraph'fs ana CLERKS 81 't"''afS
liability @to 'ehid obviously o' ~
placed hy young "o'a'h' nave p''h
exempted on the mere "o'a u 'H'''
employers that they WE'RE hs'o'a
The work al the local 'Aehip'f'''
boards VII h' dli7e'hi e'"''sh "''"''
any circumstances 50 II u t"'''e' 'o'
qualification that 'bet VIII ao' ~
.fAlitd hp'H F" Ps77 ''' '"'"
cases Hestdes, everything mt'st Dc
done "a a'oid aHtatiness Tie great
aofih 0t The coHAcfipilaii at' u ''ia' =
F'a'''7 an ''''''''
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23

birth OF the new condition
We desire ta establish the record
st "a million dollars loaned la Louisiana
uu the very day that the obstacle Is
removed vas the aay they put II
II viii b. the finest contribution that
can be made SO national preparedness,
for the Louisiana farmers can produce
the food It extended the financial
ability UHh which to produce IL The
day thls cheap money IL made avail,
able to Louisiana viii be the greatest
iaY In the states agricultural history
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23
HOSIERY
SOUND SAVINGS ON
WHITE AND BLACK

pfnVideni WOMEN VIII IaV IN supplies Tot tHe
whole family for whole season.
Ladies Isle Hose, 1he
per pair Observation-Disclosures. wv
Lac Laa, les, G""ae Li''e Hose, Csc
Ladies extra quality Gauze ef M
Isle Hose. 3 pair for. ..,......,, Vi'oo
Ladies extra quality silk Hose, Ct mn
per pair .,...-.s.ss.''' st''''' WV
Ladies Boot silk Hose En.
per pair ...,.,.,.,..r'ts't''' WV
Chiidren's White silk Sox, Il.
per pair ,.....,,,..',..,'' 'SS
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23
WHITE.
No matter what the summer plans, 1t means
plenty Of something cool
and comfortable.

WHITE WASH SKIRTS
that not only look smart when new. but after
laundering they have the same perfect tit for
the fabric. They are skilifully designed IN
models that fashion favors for midsummer
wear and priced exceedingly reasonable.
Plain and Fancy ngs
Gabardne Skirts .........,,...... ooe
Fancy Pussy Willow and en ~
Khaki kool Skirts .,.,..,,..... Vdssu
Entire stock of Children's Dresses
Mt discount of 90.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23

CUSHION BRIM MILAN HATS
The Cushion Brm Hat is Of an extra quality
Milan straw, banded with grosgraih ribbons
In several very attractive styles. ek NH
Mt the exceptionally low price of @J,uu
Milan Hemp Shapes ,..........,... 9fr
White panamas ..................s
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-06-23
White Cotton Fabrics

All the popular weaves and textures tof
Waists Auto skirts and other summer ap-
narel, at exceptional savings
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
HELP WANTED
WATER STOCK

FOR SALE-No. 1 water stock, Ad-
dress Box 674, Upland, Cal. 5-2
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
BEAUTIFUL PLAY FOR
ATTRACTION TONIGHT

One of the big attractions of the
Chautauqua series comes tonight in
the presentation of Little Women y
which needs no commentator, as the
history of the production is replete
with success after success n the va
rious cities of the country. The book
was in itself a charming masterpiece
of actualities in human life and the
portrayal in the drama is even said
tc surpass the delightfulness sus-
tanned by the author.
Last night William Rainey Bennett
lectured on "The Man Who Can" and
Leld the large audiences interested
throughout the discourse. This aft
ernoon Robert Carson will talk fol
lowing musical selections by Walter
Jenkins, who is assisted by Miss Ma
Geline Archinard.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
HURRY
ENTRANCE TO
RESERVES
Captain Glass Announces
That Time Is Short for
Filing Applications.

Captain Glass, who heads the local
examining board at Camp John H.
Beacon, Calexico, and passes upon
the application Of those who have
formed A desire to go to the Federal
Training Camp at the Preside, at San
Francisco, and enter the competitive
aiming for officers in the reserve
corps, will probably consider no ap-
plications after Saturday. Those who
ere intending to make application are
Icing urged to see the captain imme
diately.
The training camp opens on May /,
and training will be begun on May 8.
There will be barely enough time left
after Saturday for the papers in each
application to be forwarded, examined
aid returned to Calexico, so that the
accepted applicants may reach the
Preside before the school of training
opens. Captain Glass has received in
structions to expedite the filing of ap-
Elications as much as possible.I
Accepted candidates will be notified
as to the formalities necessary to Sc
cGre uniforms, equipment and trans
| Eortation, this information coming
from department headquarters in Sal
Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior.
u. S. Land Office at Ell Centre, Cali
fornia, April 5, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that George
r. Wickham, of Los Angeles, Cal.
AIS Chamber OF Commerce building),
Who, on May 20, 1914, made Desert
Land Entry No. E. C. 01932, L. A.
)23208, for the E1A of tract reserved
for survey of Tract No. 10S, now
Tract No. 223, Supplemental Plat of
urvey approved Aug. 8, 1916, Sections
} and 10, Township Is South, Range
IA East, San Bernardino meridian, has
filed notice of intertion to make final
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, tefore the Register
or Receiver of the u. S. Land Office
at FL Centre, California, on the 10th
lay of May, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: FL
Ion Is. Wickham, of 4l5 Chamber of
Commerce Building, Los Angeles
Cal. Margaret Wickham, of Santa
Monica, CAL; Marlin w. Roath, OF
Imperial. Cal; Burre H. Lien, of e.
Centre, Cal. f. C. FARR,
Non-coal ... Register.
Reserved for Survey Tract No. 10S
Valley Press
First publication, April 6, 1917; last
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED~-Chickens, eggs and pro-
duce of all kinds. l will pay the
highest market prices. See me be-
fore you sell. J. S. Harwell, whole
sale jobber, 445 Main ST., Ell Cen
tro, Cal. SIT
WANTED-To purchase auto for
spot cash; must be late model and
in good condition; prefer 2 or
3passen9er car; give make of car,
model. how long used and name
least price. Address Travelling
Man, care Imperial Valley Press,
El Centre, Cal. If
WANTED-Horse and buggy or cart
for a month or longer, for light
work; state price per week with OF
without feed; might also use small
car. Address Real Estate, care
Press, Ell Centre, Cal. 4
WANTED, STOREROOM, with front
age Of at least 25 feet. Will take
long lease. Address Box 8S, care
Imperial Valley Press, Ell Centre,
Cal. If
FOR SALE-Ford, just like new; no
body; snap; $3.50, cash or terms.
Day and Night Garage, next to Ore
gon Hotel on Broadway. 4-2S
WANTED-To purchase relinquish-
ment of homestead or desert claim.
Address j. w., care Imperial Valley
Daily Press. SIS
WANTED-Pictures to frame. Nc
Cune Furniture Co. If
FOR SALE-Hay stacker. 473 Park
St., Ell Centre. 4-3Q
FOR SALE-HEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-4O acres alfalfa; soft
soil; well improved; on good ditch
and excellent location. Apply 862
Brighton. sc
! FOR QUICK SALE-2OO acres fiqe
soft soil near Holtville; partly i'm
proved; water stocked; $4,000; can
get $4,000 loan. Owner, J. M. Eaton
| Long Beach. 5e
FOR SALE--160 acres near Calipa-
tria at $85 per acre. No better land
in valley for alfalfa. See Jean Rit-
tenhouse, Oregon Hotel. 4-2c
| FOR SALE-Ten acres in alfalfa;
finest kind of land; close to town;
price $210 per acre, including wa
ter stock; terms. elan Rittenhouse
Oregon Hotel. 4-26
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

O, 16-room building being necessary
by that time.
Ell Centre is favorably known
throughout California for its splendid
schools. Her fame rests largely up
3en her liberality in providing grounds,
building and equipment. To maintain
her good reputation in. this respect
it will be necessary for the same pub
Ec-spirited policy to be followed out
in providing accommodations and
teachers in the future as in the past.