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CARTkS De hUJERES

LIE he dicho a listed que me choca
hcrriblemente. Su melena alborota-
da. sus corbatas ch~illantes. su ma
nera pendante de mover ell bast6n. me
ponen er I'm cstado de n~ervios;dad
indecible; ademas sus calcetines de
colorss i~ndiscretos ME hacen 81 efec-
to de-. nj pensarlo; NE choca y
NE choca.
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....A Las cinco de Ia tarde en- Ell
sermon de San Fernando.

....Todo. TODD te ervio; estoy
fastidiada de tanta cOmedia; los hon.
bres sois falsos Y Ia ola. Las mu-
jeres somcs sentimentales Y sinceras
V capaces de arraRcarnos el corazon
per el hombres a quien ar @mos....
Adi6s para siempre.
P. D.-Conservare 81 guardapelo
de Gro que me Tegalaste, porqre en-
al esta tn retraco.
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS

i IA meG!da = reparaciones de ropa de
aba!erus y sehoras. SOSA, The Tailor.
OF Do!orosa ST.. Teltf0no Travis 3l02.
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VENTAS
TRALES A LA MEDIA

4 9-ec:os sIe 20 adml-en con2e;eacl@- 81
no g-cGa - .stecho nc % iona. Jose Ma
-las. 53. So.elad S.. Te.Gf1Co Travis 49,.
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FRANKLIN MERCANTILE CO.

SO Walnut So. Kansas Cts. No.
"A Casa r&s barata de asa riudad cue
verde a n ni:ad de ~ vaior toia clSss de
Topa hecaa. : sss& strndidS POI 90 naHxicaDc-
-SSsa asa hace Tczae4=s g diEaso y roPs
: caa.czier P4ngo c ,nfo-r-S : lo- raso!caaos
Ee =u2.EUie= dudG cue ss fes T-esec.s- Ocn-
-=aa ! estE CESS. Psrso--.rarte c por ee-r~o.
los minis et2 abirHsS .2e5SS ata-
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....Perdi el borrador" en- misa,
Y por ESQ no tie escribo largo. 70 no
hago literature como tn; la retorica
solo sirve para los ni1os roman5icos;
para tt Y para mi, las cartas salem
sobrando, porque TODD nos 10 decimoa
en- el ritmo de un beso....
GUILLERMO JIMENEz.
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TENGO PARA SU VENTA considerable nj
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proponEo vcnder. 4 p-ecios comodos, y CUE
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clase. Para !nio-mes G~-iiJRnsc = I0S Ca
rlcs Bldg. en- Z. Paso. Texas. o iia:Cese a
los ~Jclt;ono, 1876 0 2s4i J.. +! Paso HiSh
Grade Aolstcia Dairy Cattle CO.-Fs!cEzue-
!. y Macias.
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MSTO- SENOR. LISTO.

Tsuc=.cs IN mnEa;n-o Plan con VEIN
-.CI-kTRO maneras ta-5'es de Eanar dine
.a. 10 DESAPROVECEE u Ia ogc-tu"I-
14d : pidaHos DETALLES GRATIS en-
:;arfo cstampigas para Il confederation.
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san Antonio. Texas.
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PARA REIR

Una DANA escrupulosa Sc queiada
de haber faltado q n vigilia.
He promiscuado-decia.
-;Ust:d Gicna Laura?
ST, scnor, con una meZcla De car
ne y pescado: una anguila de maza-
Dan = carne de rlembrillo.
81 quieres que tn labor Sc haga, We
I'll en- persona; 81 no quieres que Sc
haga, manda a otto.
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/ : VISOS D. OCASION
PERDIDAS

PERDIDO e. Microbes : de Enero, en- IA no
enc. IN pe-ro Bull dog Boston. cas-: total
msase cr-cido. de color negro, de pecho
5.aaco y con manchas tamblen bLancas en-
ID cabeza : cGelo: orejas cOrtadas ) en,ien-
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gratiticuci6n . Quiea 10 devuelva Q proper
clone information conGucente u recuperaTlo.
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YENTAS

: TENDE ana casa &c iaGEi-!U. &c altos
c~eat-ica. coRGGuR a. Ensrcado mum
-ipaL- E. seguado piso conaeAe ocho Guar
os graades. con todss Las comod!dades TO
Los bajos PARA neSocio. Subter-a-
go bien yenCi!ado alurabrsGo. ptso lnper-
Guea5le al aqua. Ensrada De rentas exec
Ahora que c! dine-o baja ola a dia
y las p-vpiedzdes su5en tn preciO. q (! no
Eaen;o lie da- IN Eolpe maestro conprAAao
f.acas. Para mas detalles. cond!c!ones &C
venta. 2Lazo. intereSes. etc. di-iianse : "a
lie Sur Pecos, EGnero 20i, S&a Antonio.
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e. 20 ;enso oCrisias GeSGe hace tempo
C-aisuie- la:o-ne so5.e dichas personals IA
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Ns-ia DavIa- Todo iaforme dl-i.sse = ANA
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS

SESORES EEnECcAGRLE2CS HEXICA-
Nos. Ea-- l2s Us l0~g0a:as is re';@-
koszs- % a.e .-v:-:.5 "a Boaus De = Ii
ber.aE. Cob-o -3s-s Pa. aunrn5o de sle--
dos. szcqzs y ~rrsnpos ST sLt-e alE7iu &C
c.zszJs en- q. ;-soa.O 20 - ds-e % cue deoe
2sGI-. A--r-.c zsssc5-s rsaei"E-uos %" M
profession en- ,ga4s ga-.gs Gel pals p.T'-
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mr. y. PALGNO. NeGicina CT Gene
raj. Consl.torIO, no So; tecoS- 4s-
leio7n ae ~ r~eS'dcEc-2. A.eSton -
y Oiicina: Crockett S0VZ-CONSoL
TAS GRATIS.
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GRATIFICARE con $1,000 a Ia persona que
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u;cnte en- forma de media luna, que Sc me
extravio el Z del presente. Di-igirse a
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AGRADECERE PRoFUNDAMENTE Sc ne
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S.. dc - amos &c ed2d. o-,SIaario O. Mon
e-rry. -. l. Mexico. EEse IN mes Qae Se
.a.e-n6 e7 EsyajoS JnidoS. hab.eadosr re-
DIDO sus Ui;.mas Hot.ciaS De San AatontO.
c~-asguic- iHfo-ne so5,e dicho senior. strvaH-
- d:riS.-!o 4 G-eEOr:u Su.;s. 20 San Fer
.arGo s.. EsQ-!aa Con=I s.. San Ante
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VENDO zspatos del Eob;erao. repa-ados Q
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.BUENA GRATIFICACIOS Sc dsra 4 "A per-
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ceEcio Maciel. quien kace cinco amos Sc en-
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%. de o,os cafes : o-iEina-io de Vale de
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MEDiCOS
DIR. JOSE MARIA SoRIANo-

P-r--szo e. I.xsso. en- Es-a@os lnieoS
.-z7..a go- q sape-,a-!laa &c So Ira
Isr-. 81, Brady B-aG.as. San 3H'o2''
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Sc DESEA sabe- e. pzradero &c Maxinino
Ss-.-n Torres. d. Newfoundland es2aao-a )
----u haze ~ aho Sc encOntraba en- q Es-
aGo de Nevada 10 bzsca su hermAno Ra-
mon Set:en Torrs. IL French ST. Fare.
"a. II persona cue pr0porcione into-mrs
~e5r-tos. sera Eratificada con . meses de
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BOLANOS CACAO,
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- r-g-E--s,-ss a m-stluluS lie. IN
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ArtlCuIos MeXIcanOs.

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vENDO EN- ABONOS maquinas Dc coser
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MATRIMONIALES

,ABALLERO NENICANO dessa en;ahlar
or-espo=deacia son sc5o-ita ms<icAnR. oh
e;o nat-inor.o. En- p-!mera CARA manca-
q fctoE-aS.z ; 6cmss .H:u--aea- 3. Ayala.
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ANTEOJOS

C,7,,-,-, O-..-g 4e. D.. Gu:le-no BAR
E-~ -ss re sod -
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.ANDE l5c. en- ~cs:am7:I,as y a vuel:a dc
REQ -e-ibsra S vistls en- taTJe,a postal,
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TALLER FONOGRAFICO. Leand-o ". Ro.
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classes y aaCuiaar e. cose.-~ M&quinas SIN
c.. FUNOGEATOS COLUMBIA ruevUs
On ABUNOS. De seyuuGa raano il! coucacc
NY BARATOS. l05 Buenavlsta St. Sa"
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5000 DE CRATIFICACION

Dare I Quien proDorcionc Informes ten
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ugly yellow for Just \ minute. But
ne felt too badly TO quarrel Unc'
Billy Postum saw this. He saw how
Reddy was really suffering. and
down deep In his heart Unc' Billy
WAS truly sorry for him. But ne
didn't let Reddy know IT. No. In
deed. he didn't let Rcddy know II.
He just pretended TO be uckled 10
death TO see Reddy Fox so helpless.
lie didn't dare stay long for fear
Granny Fox would return. So after
saying = few more things to make
Reddy feel uncomfortable Unc' Billy
started off up the Lone Little Path
toward the Green Forest
TO badl Too bad" he muttered
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Reddy Fox Has a Visitor

By THORNTON ". BURGESS

HARDLY was Old Granny Fox out
~ Of sight on her way to hunt
for the chicken she had left on the
hill when Unc' Billy Postum came
strolling along the Lone Little Path.
He was hummlng to himself and
picking his teeth. for he had just
had a good breakfast One OF the
Merry Little Breezes spied him and
Aurried to meet him and tell him
4bout how Reddy Fox had been shot.
Unc' Billy listened and the grin
with which he greeted the Merry
Little Breeze grew into a broad
smile.
Are yo' all sho' about thaty' he
asked.
The Merry Little Breeze was sure.
Cnc' Billy Possum stopped for a
few minutes and considered.
Serves that no count Reddy Fox
right" chuckled Unc' Billy. He done
spoil nah hunting at Farmer
Browns, he raised such a fuss
among the hens up there "Tisn't
safe to go there any mo- No. sab.
'tisn't safe. and II won't be safe for
. right smart while. Did yo' say
that Granny Fox Is homer"
The Merry Little Breeze hadn't
said anything about Granny Fox.
but now remembered that she had
gone up the hill.
"Ah believe All will just tote nah
sympathy over 10 Reddy Fox" said
Unc' Billy Possum. an he started in
the direction Of where Reddy Fox
lived. He made sure that Old Gran.
ny Fox was not at home before he
showed himself.
Reddy Fox lay on his doorstep.
He was sick and sore and stiff. In
kAeed, he was so stiff he couldn't
walk At all. And he was weak--weak
land hungry. droadfuiiy hungry.
When he heard foosteps he thought
old Granny Fox was bringing him
The chicken after which she had
gone. He felt too III TO even turn
his head.
GtiiI there was no reply. and Reddy
began to be little bit suspicious.
He turned over and raised his head
70 look. and instead Of old Granny
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,ofar Seattle /.
::$;Sqq'E II; @;.{,R!.;
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JuNNiIEs STORY FINISHED


Imagine now ne fclt when no over
heard one OF tho ssockmen say.
Boys II II comes to = showdown
wen put Jimmie on my race
horse n there In a boy or q horse
that can got TO willie with q mes
sage for help. u u jimmie and old
croppy-
They made their barricade as
well as they could. put their guns
In order. and waited
Grandpa told Jimmie. 'You 70
to sleep. son. You've had q tire
some day. and you'll wake soon
enough Il there In any excitement
We'll. I wish I could remember
the funny way Uncle jimmie told
how be didn't feel sleepy: and how
he could feel the Indians scalping
him. and how he wondered how II
would seem TO be sent OF thru the
night alone. 10 ride the l: miles or
more 10 willie
After what seemed another
week Of waiting. tho. he did drop
on to sleep. and. when he walked.
the air felt clean and sweet. and
II didn't seem possible that no had
lived day and night OF dreadful
danger.
Not an Indian showed himself
that day or the NEXT. and. after
waiting a few days tho men do
cided IL would be safe for them to
leave tho stock and 20 back to
willie.
THE news Of the Indian attack
had reached there ahead OF them.
and when Grandma had Uncle
Jimmie In her arms shc Eel, as n
shc had him back from the dead
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Nr. Tlngaifng. the fairy landlord
- the LAndof-DeAr-Know Where.
pseped this way and that way. and
looked carefully AL around 70 see II
anyone were coming. for he was
very anxious not to be seen. having
fsllen from Oliver Orioles apart
ment Ia MapleTree Flats with moth
tns on but divers mighty which no
20 borrowed
TIL just slip over and ask
Nunchie Mouse to help me up IN
his dumb waiter thought Ttrraiing
ttptoeing cautiously over the soft
moss.
But suddenly he heard voices. and
lodging behind BURBERRY plant.
the fairyman waited to see what
would happen.
Tent II . delightful day. Mrs.
Ant" came q soft. iady-iike voice
too near for our little fat friend TO
feel quite comfortable.
-Yes. indeedr' responded someone
else en-thus- iasticsliy. Isn't IL.
tho. Just the kind Of q day one
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This Is no place for me-"

feels IKE hopping fhas vas Miss
Grssshopper.
Then another voics came thru
the shrubbery. Z was % afraid u,
would rain today. When n does.
you know. Just can't DO . thins
with my hair That was no other
than Miss Fuxzy-worm taking.
Here's . lovely place. exclaimed
. fourth voice. This BURBERRY
grove Ia ono Of my favoriss spots.
I usually come here to chlrp my
evening song" Tingaiing recog.
nlxed Miss Cricket
MY Landsr' exclaimed he. This
Ia no place for me. It's the Wood
land Sewing Society having a pic.
mic. I'm have 10 sneak off the
other way and get back 10 my little
friends. Nancy and Nick. as fast a.
I can: also get my clothes which
Oliver Oriole IL mendinRr'
But when he tried that way. there
were more voices coming. The pic.
mic had gathered all around him
Copyright. 1920. ". r. A.
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dsiiciously.
MY. but you are q gocd story.
teiierr' David said TO her. when
you said. Indians, indiansr ] had
. queer. goldfish feeling all up and
down my legs
And rcggy chined IN. Il had II
all up and down my back. too!
Go ont Tell us some morcl Then
what did they do
well. Alice took up the story
again. "the runner cried. Indisns'
IndiAnsi You are all going TO be
attacked tonigh,r Then he ran on
as fast As he could to carry the
warning ON 10 the other settlers.
"when the pioneers were going
70 have an attack by the Indians
they always got ready for L.
''ff they were camping. they
would make a square OF the wag-
ons. and even use their horses.
and then they would put all their
eating things and themselves In
the middle. 50 that when the In.
dams shot they could only hit the
wagons and things. sect
-But II there were only few
pioneers and a whole big lot Of
Indians sometimes their shelter
didn't help very much.
"uncic Jimmie told them how
he had seen Indians on all sides Of
him. all that day. and the men
were pretty serious.
Tho men did n lot OF talking
In low. quick voices. ana said
many things which Uncle Jimmie
couldn't hear al all.
But. Of course. he was Inter.
ested and excited. and you can
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Fox there was Unc' Billy Possum
grinning at him.
smarfy. smarsy II Q thief
sfnarty. Smarty came 20 rrisfi
Tried 10 show off Just for fun.
And ran too near . loaded gun.
TO aiis ccrt'niy has got just what
yo' deserve. and Ah'm glad OF ~
Ah'm glad OF II. All say said Unc'
Billy Possum severely.
An angry light came into the eyes
of Reddy For and made them an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Roosevelt Will
Be Here Aug. 20

Seattle democrats have been In.
formed that Franklin ID. Roosevelt.
democratic candidate for the vice
presidency, will visit this city on
August 20.
The nominees Western tour will be-
gin Mt Chicago August II and will
end at Indianapolis August 81.
Roosevelt will probably speak at the
Arena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

Forty.fourth infantry battalion leav'
ing there for the Preside To make
room here for the Second battalion
of the First Cwashington's OWN In
fantry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

A farewell party will be given at
Fort Lawton Friday night by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

The Second battalion marched into
the fort last evening with Its COM
plete equipment trailing behind on
mules and In an auto train. Lawton
will be it's permanent home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

COLUMBIA colo"-Augustine q Kyer-Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25
POPE MADE POOR
BY WAR, SOUGHT
AID FROM AMERICA
(By Associated Press)

ROME, Oct. 25.-As the result Of
war the chief source Of the vaticans
income represented by Bavaria, Aus
tria, Belgium and France has become
80 Impoverished that Pope Benedict
was obliged to appeal to Spain, Latin
America and the United States de-
ciares the Giornale dc Italia.
The newspaper adds that when
Monsignor Gerreti, under secretary Of
state at the Vatican went to America
20 attend the golden jubilee Of Cardi-
nal Gibbons the report was circulated
that he had gone to negotiate loan
II $1,CO0,000 for the holy see. In
'eality however his object was to col
'ect million from American Catho-
lies.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

FORD TOURING CAR: FIRST
CLASS CONDITION, ALL GOOD
TIRES, MUST BE SEEN TO BE
APPRECIATED, $275.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25
AIRPLANE MUST
UNDERGO CUSTOMS
(By Associated Press

WASh4NGIUN, OcC. zo--Airplanes
entering the United States from for
aien countries will be subjected, after
November /, 10 the same quarantine
regulations as apply to steamers, it
was announced by the public health
service today. The first inspector will
be stationed at Key West, Florida,
where many planes arrive from Cuba.
The Pacific coast cranberry crop
will be large this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

FOR SALE-SNAP: NEW ROOMS,
furnished, rear largo lot. Fine loca-
>tion, trees, garden sewer, sink, cleo
tricity, bed linen, garden tools, hose,
reading lamp, fan, curtains, dishes,
flatirons, refrigerator, oak dining
table, Hoosier cabinet. Quick Meal
Double oven; immediate possession.
perfect title, insured. $500 down.
S11OO like rent. 73O He'll Ave.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

Presidents Of two OF the largest tire
manufactures in this country have re-
Gently denied rumors that short staple
;olton was being substituted for long
staple.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

FOR SALE-1 DE LAVAL SEPARA-
tor No. Is. l single bed spring and
mattress, good as new. I double bed
springs, mattress. Will sell cheap if
taken at once. 548 Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
BY
ALTMAN

FOR sALE-15O ACRES SOFT SOIL.
been in alfalfa. Excellent for veg
vetables and cantaloupes. Geo. J..
Campbell, Seeley, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

FOR SALE-S145O. NEW FIVE ROOM
house. Rear of large lot. Fine To-
cation. Trees, sewer electricity. $500
cash, balance easy 730 He'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

WANTED TO RENT-SPAN HORSES
or mules with harness, by the month
for ranch work. e. p. Freire, Box
b. Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

FOR SALE-TEAM OF MARES, 10
years old, two bottom tractor plow,
one 7-foot disc, hay rake, buck rake
and stacker and few other articles.
Cheap if sold this week. / mile east
and miles north of Ell Centre. ]. d.
Conrad.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

FOR sALE-GENTLE WORK MULE
Good fix. 800 pounds for $500;
worth $4,000. Call at o. K. Stable. 5th
and Commercial Street. Allen owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

FOR EXCHANGE-160 ACRES CLOSE
ao town and on one of the main
roads that will be paved. Gbod house,
lots of fencing. If looking for some
thing good you viii not be qisappoint- :
Cd owner world like aliAlfa land
near Los Angeles, but submit any
good income property,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

FOR SAI4E-160 ACRES NEAR HEBER
80 in alfalfa, two houses, lots of
fencing and rented to good tenants.
win sell at $3.50 per acre on very
easy terms or exchange for good in
come property.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-25

FOR SALE-36 ACRES NEAR Ell
Centre, fair house, lots of shade and
IS acres OF alfalfa. Price $3.50 per acre
with small payment down and long
lime on balance. This would make an
ideal little dairy and chicken ranch.