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ware river; polling place. 1899 Clay
mont.
Second. comprising 2d and 4th
election districts-i3th TO Vandever.
Pine TO Delaware river: polling
place. School No. II. 10th and Clay
mont.
Third. comprising Sd and 5th cleo
tion districts-Pine to Delaware river
Vandever to 25ih; polling place. 500
Nandever.
Fourth. comprising 9th election
district-AIarket to Pine. Brandy
wine to 22d; polling place. Van
dever.
Fifth, comprising 7th and Sth cleo
tion districts-Market 20 Pine. aga TO
cath; polling place, No. 12 School.
22d and Market
Sixth. comprising 9th election dis
trict-Market. east TO City Line. gath
to City Line. polling place. S0th and
Market
Seventh, comprising 10th and 18th
election districts-Market To- Wash
ington. Concord TO Brandywine river;
polling place. 1910 West.
Eighth. comprising 18th and 18th
election districts - Washington 10
Boulevard. Concord TO Brandywine.
polling place. 5O7 West 2lst.
Ninth. comprising 14th election
district-Bouievard TO City Line
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woedlawn to 9th to Scott to Della
ware; polling place, School No. 10,
nth and Union.
Fourteenth. comprising goth and
24th election distrlcts-Woodlawn to
Brinckle, McDonough road TO 18th;
polling place. 141S Riverview.
Fifteenth. comprising 2lst, 22d
and 23d election districts-Woodla
to 18th to Brinckle to Pennsylvania
to City Line to Brandywine 20 Wood
lawn extended TO is; polling place
2619 West 18th.
Eighth Ward.
First school district comprising
1st election district-Poplar TO Pine,
6th to sth; polling place. SIS East
7th.
Second, comprising 2d and Sd cleo
tion districts-Pine to Brandywine'
9Th to Sth; polling place. School No.
s. 7th and Spruce
Third. comprising 4th election dis
trlct-Poplar TO Pine. Sth to 9Th;
polling place. 423 East Sth-
Fourth. comprising 5th and 6th
election districts-Pine TO Brandy
wine. Sth TO 9Th; polling place. soc
Pine.
Fifth, comprising 9TH election dis
trict-Poplar TO Pine, 9th to Sher-
man: polling place. goo Lombard.
Sixth, comprising sth and 9th elec.
ton districts-Poplar to Pine, Sher.
man to Brandywine; polling place
429 East 11th.
Seventh. comprising 10th and 11tf
election districts-Pine to Brandy
wine. 9th TO Brandywine; pollinl
place. School No. 20. 10th an'
Spruce.
Ninth Ward.
First school district, comprisinl
ist election district-13th to Bran
dywine, Brandywine river to Della
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Brandywine river 10 26th; polling
place, 2215 Boulevard.
Tenth comprising 18th election
district--Market 10 West, Concord 10
25th. polling place. 40S West gath.
Eleventh. comprising 18th and
18th election districts - West tc
Boulevard. Concord to 25th; polling
place. 2235 Market.
Twelfth. comprising 18th election
district-Market to Jefferson. 25th
60 2Sth; polling place, 25o4 Wash
ington.
Thirteenth. comprising 18th elec-
ton district-Market TO Washington.
2Sth 10 City Line; polling place. 2lS
West 29th
Fourteenth. comprising goth cleo
ton district - Washington TO City
Line, 2Sth 10 City Line; polling place,
School No. %. 3Oth and Madison.
Fifteenth. comprising 2lst election
district-Jenerson 10 Boulevard, 25th
to 2Sth. polling place COS West goth.
Tenth Ward.
First school district, comprising
1st election district - 4th TO 9th.
Adams TO Franklin; polling place
1902 West 5th.
Second. comprising "a and 3D. cleo
tion districts-Adams TO Van Buren.
ith TO "a; polling place. 1000 West
Sd
Third. comprising 4th election dis
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polling place. 1105 Orange
Third, comprising 4th election dis
trict-Market to West, 18th to Bran
dywine; polling place. Howard High
School, 1910 Orange.
Fourth, comprising 5th election
district-West to Adams. Delaware
to Brandywine; polling place. No. 2
School. 11th and Washington.
Fifth, comprising 9Th election dis
trict-Washington TO Madison, 9Th TO
Delaware; polling place, 505iA West
10th.
Sixth. comprising 7th and sth cleo
tion Madison 70 Van Buren.
sth to Delaware; polling place, VIII
mington High School.
Seventh. comprising 9Th election
district-Adams to Van Buren. Della
ware TO Brandywine; polling place.
1923 Gilpin.
Eighth, comprising 10th election
district-Nan Buren TO Rodney. 9th
20 Delaware; polling place. 1912
Pennsylvania.
Ninth, comprising 11th election
district-Van Buren to Rodney. Del
aware to Brandywine; polling place
1910 Gilpin.
Tenth, comprising 18th and 18th
election districts-Rodney to Scott
9th to Delaware; polling place. 14Oa
| DUPONT.
Eleventh, comprising / 4th and 10th
election districts-Rodney TO Union
Delaware to Shallcross TO Rowan tc
Park Drive TO Rodney; polling place
III Gilpin.
Twelfth, comprising 18th election
district-Rowan. Shallcross. TO Unior
to Park Drive to Woodlawn TO Bran.
dywine 10 Rowan TO Shallcross. poll
ing place. 1928 Lowering.
Thirteenth, comprising 18th. 1911
and 18th election districts-Scott
| Delaware, to Union to Lowering 4
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Nev Polling Places for
School Election Tomorrow

Election districts and polling
places in many wards for the Board
Of Education election tomorrow are
different from those at the city cleo
tion last Saturday. The polling
places viii be open at 1 o'clock and
close at 8 o'clock, Wilmington time.
Following is a list of the election
districts. their boundaries and poll
ing places for tomorrow'e election:
First Ward.
, First school district, comprising
1st election district Market TO
Washington. 4th to 9Th; polling
place, POI West 4th
Second, comprising 2d and 80
election districts-Market to Wash
.ington. 4th to City Line; polling
place. southeast corner Sd and
Orange.
Second Ward.
First school district, comprising
lst 2d and Sd election districts -
market to Christiana river, Sd to
Christiana river; polling place. 2Os
East I'd
Second. comprising 4th and 5th
election Decentralization river 10
City Line, Market to Heald; polling
place, School No. IS. 422 Townsend.
Third, comprising 9Th and 7th
election districts-Heald to Delaware
river, Sd to City Line; polling place,
School No. IA. 800 South Claymont.
Third Ward.
First school district comprising
list election dlstrict-Washing to
Madison, Maryland. 2d TO West Lib
.erty; polling place, School No. 27,
2d and Justison.
Second, comprising 2d election
Naturalization to Adams. Sd 10
Maryland and Linden; polling place
500 West 2d.
Third comprising Sd election dis
trict-Washington to Madison. ID 70
4th; polling place. School No. 3
.210ik Jefferson.
Fourth, comprising 4th election
district-Madison TO Adams, Sd tc
9Th; polling place, 705 West 5th.
Fifth. comprising 5th election dis.
trict--Washington to Madison. 4tf
10 6th; polling place, 500 Jefferson.
Fourth Ward.
First school district. comprising Is
and 2d election districts-Market t,
School No. 1, 5th and French.
Second. comprising Sd election dis
trict-Poplar to Lombard, Sd to 9Th
polling place. 424 East 4th.
Third, comprising 4th and 5tl
election districts-Lombard TO Della
ware river. Sd to 9Th; polling place
school No. Z. 5th and Pine.
Fifth Ward.
First school district, comprising
list and I'd election districts-Marke
10 jefferson, 9Th TO sth; pollln
place. 621 Orange.
Second. comprising Sd election dis
.rict-Jemerson to Adams. 9Th to Sth
polling place. 7O5 Monroe.
Third. comprising 4th election dis
trict-Adams to Van Buren,, 9Th {
sth; polling place, northwest corne
1th and Jackson.
Fourth. comprising 5th electio
district-Van Buren to Franklin. Ct
60 sth; polling place, rear 7O1 Va
Buren.
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Fifth. comprising 9Th election dis
trict-Franklin to Clayton. 9Th to
sth: polling place. 1888 West 9Th.
Sixth. comprising 7th election dis
trict-Clayton to Union, 9Th to sth;
polling place. 1900 West sth.
Seventh. comprising Sth election
district-Union to City Line. 9Th to
sth: polling place. $50 Bayard.
Eighth, comprising 9th election
district-Market to West, sth TO 9thi
polling place. S23 Orange.
Ninth. comprising 10th election
distrlct-West to Madison, Sth TO
9th; polling place, No. 3 School, Sth
and Wollaston.
Tenth, comprising 11th election
district-Madison to Adams. Sth to
9Th; polling place. 500 Monroe.
Eleventh, comprising 18th and
18th election districts - Adams 70
Rodney. sth to 9th; polling place,
School No. 2S, Sth and Adams.
Twelfth. comprising 14th election
district-Rodney to City Line, Sth To
9Th; polling place, School No. H.
9th and Scott.
Sixth Ward.
First school district. comprising Isl
election dlstrict-Market to Walnut
9Th to sth; polling place. 1O4 East
7th.
Second, comprising 2d election dis
trict-Walnut to Poplar. 9Th to Sth
polling place, northeast corner 7th
and Walnut
Third. comprising Sd election dis
trict-Market to Poplar, sth to 9th
polling place. SAP French.
Fourth, comprising 4th and 6tf
election districts-Market to French
9th to Brandywine; polling place
1924 King.
Fifth, comprising 5th election dis
tricts-French TO Poplar, 9Th TO 11th
polling place. 916 Walnut
Sixth, comprising 7th and Stl
election districts-French to Poplar
11th to Brandywine; polling place
School No 5, 1913 Walnut.
Seventh Ward.
First school district. comprisini
1st and I'd election districts-Mar
ket to Washington. 9Th TO 11th
polling place. southeast corner 11u
and West.
Second, comprising Sd election dis
trict-Market TO West. 18th to 18th
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trict-van Buren to Franklin. 4th to
"a; polling place. school No. 10. Cd
and Harrison.
Fourth. comprising 5th and 6th
election districts-Adams TO Frank
lin. 2d TO Lancaster; polling place
1916 West %.
Fifth. comprising 7th and Sth
election districts-Adams 20 Frank
lin, Lancaster 90 Chestnut. polling
place, 1917 South Van Buron.
Sixth. comprising 9th and 10th
election districts-Adams to Frank
lin. Chestnut TO Linden; polling
Continued from Page Ten.)
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Miller's Antiseptie oil, Known as
Snake Oil
VIII Positively Relieve Pain in Few
Minutes.

Minutes.
Try It right now Tor Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stin and
swollen jOintf pain IN the head. back
one one Application pain usually disappears
as n by magic.
new remedy used externally for
Coughs, Colds. Group, Influenza. Sore
Throat. Diphtheria and TOnsilitis.
This oil Us conceded 20 be the most
penetrating remedy known. Its prompt
and immediate effect in relieving pain Is
due to the fact that IL penetrates 20 the
pour ten drops on the thickest piece OF
sole leather and II win penetrate this
substance through and through In three
minutes. Accept no substitute. Get II
az Miller Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
SHORT COURSE
At FARM SCHOOL

| The short course in general agricul-
ture given each year by the University
of California College of Agriculture
will be given during the first week of
the new year from January-2 to 7, at
the University Farm School at Davis.
Lectures, demonstrations and field
trips will fill practically every hour
of the six days of the short course.
However, the subjects are grouped
so that any farmer who cannot stay
away from home the entire week may
come for the special day or days when
the program offered is of particular
interest to him. The special object in
view in arranging the program of the
short course was to meet the needs
of intending settlers and persons who
wish to become acquainted with the
agricultural features of the state.
The lectures and demonstrations in
the various branches of agriculture
will be given by recognized authori-
ties in their respective fields. Thomas
F. Hunt, dean of the College of ag
riculture, will open the program with
a lecture entitled lessons from
Egyptian Agriculture" Dean Hunt
will give lecture on "The California
FiS. Spring St, Los Angeles. acUIo
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28

kindling Wood cheap. Vale,
Lumber Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
ST MMONS
n the Superior Court Of the State of
California, in and for the County of

the Superior Court Of the State of
California, in and for the County of
Imperial.
Mary L. Lloyd, Plaintiff, VS.. James d.
Lloyd, defendant.
F. II. Smith, El Centre, California, At
torney for Plaintiff.
The People of the state of California
Send Greeting TO James ID. Lloyd, De-
endant
YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO
PPEAR and answer the Complaint in
IL action entitled as above, brought
gainst you in the Superior Court OF
he County of Imperial, State of Cali
ornia, within ten days after the ser
ice on you of this SummOns-if served
thin this county; or within thirty
ays if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that un-
ess you appear and answer as above
equirod, the said Plaintiff will take
Judgment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint, as arising
pom contract, or she will apply to the
Court for any other relief demanded
in the Complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State of California. this
twenty third day of December, 1921.
NJ. S. COOK, Clerk,
By f. b KIRK, Deputy
Dec. 2S, Jan. 4. II, IS, 25, Feb. 1,
Is, %.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28

in California" during the week of the
short course. Lectures on the agri-
Icultural features and types of farming
in different sections of the state will
be given by members of the faculty
who are the most familiar with the
farming in each section of California.
The last lecture will be given Sat-
urday afternoon, January 7, by B. H.
Crocherdn, professor of agricultural
etension. The title of the lecture is
"How the California Farmer Can Use
the Agricultural Extension Service"
Further information on the short
course and a full program of the lee
lures may be obtained from the Uni
versity of California College of Agri
culture, Berkeley, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
PUNCH SCENES IN
BIG PALACE SHOW

The big Paramount George Mel
ford production of "The Sheik,'
which was shown at the Palace thea
ter last night, and will be on the bill
today and tomorrow, is a show full of
punches. 1t is spectacular in the ex-
treme and there is something doing
every foot of the way in every scene.
Just visualize the following in your
mind and then go and see the play:
The festival in the gambling casino
in Biskra, on the edge of the Saba
ran desert, at which Sheik Admed
Ben Hassen is holding a fete and
where he for the first time meets
Diana Mayo, proud and naughty
English tourist, whom he decides to
kid nap and enslave.
The attack on the caravan in the
desert and Diana's capture by the
Sheik who carries her to his distant
desert camp.
Diana, when riding in the desert
with an escort, seeks to escape, but
her horse falls and breaks its leg. A
caravan appears in the distance, that
of OMAR, a bandit chief, and she is
about to entrust herself to his custod-
ianship, when the Sheik appears and
escorts her back to the camp.
When Diana and Saint Hubert, a
Partisan friend of the Sheik's, are
riding in the desert, they are attacked
by OMAR. Saint Hubert is wounded
and Diana captured and carried off
by the bandit.
The Sheik and his tribesmen attack
Omair's camp and the Sheik engages
the bandit chief in battle. The Sheik
is wounded and OMAR slain by tbs
formers lieutenant. Diana is rescued
after thrilling battle.
Diana nurses the Sheik devotedly,
but on recovering, he treats her cold
" and announces his intention to send
her back TO Biskra.
Diana proves her love and begs hin:
net to send her away. The Sheik
takes her to his arms and admitting
himself an American, they plight their
troth and some days later start for
civilization on the first lap Of their
honeymoon trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28

VIOLIN STUDIO-Miss Marie Jen.
kins, instructor Cor. 9th and Olive.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
BIGGER ARENA FOR
NEXT SUNDAY MEET

The big fight will come Sunday
night at the Owl arena, Mexicali,
when Lee Anderson, light heavyweight
colored champion of the world, will go
against Jimmie Berry, who also holds
some records in the squared circle.
Manager Joe Flores is enthusiastic
over the prospects and said: "Thls
will be the best fight the border has
ever seen. Both men have real repu-
tations, won in the ring by hard
knocks and not in the papers. Both
of them are in the finest condition.
Take Lee Anderson, for example. His
record shows that he has fought the
best of his class and he will be worth
seeing. Jimmie Berry also has {
good record. They have met twice IN
four-round bouts, both Of which were
practically draws. They are going
twenty rounds Sunday night and this
will settle the question Of which one
is the best man."
The wisest among the wisenhelm-
ers are divided about fifty-fifty ant
the betting has settled down to about
The same basis. This indicates what
the records of the boys show, tha'
they are pretty well matched.
The arena is being enlarged by the
edition IF 50O more bleacher seats
making the seating capacity about
22OO. The reserved seat sections have
also been extended and there will DC
/ $50 more reserved seats ready for the
/ first of the year fight.
X. p. Watch Party Saturday nigh
at X. P. Hall for X. P.'s, Pythlan Sis
ters and families. Be there.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28

' may not sleep till high upon
their spars
81 see the pale hand of the morTsA
ing gleam
are quite as likely TO have been writ
f ten on ts~ twenty-first of December
as on the twenty-first of June.
All the great art and literature of
the world has been produced in this
) belt. When enthusiastic pursuers of
the new come to me and tell me that
they have discovered great art in the
ruined temples of Tehuantepec or on
the banks of the Changi, l am not
even politely incredulous. The belt
includes Egypt, a great part of China,
Greece, Italy, France, England and
Japan. Fifty-five degrees are rather
high. twenty seven rather low, for
beauty.
Sunlight and Warmth
The great burgeonings of beauty
have taken place in even warmer and
more equable climes, in lands where |
the winter fingers no longer than is
neeGful To brace and invigorate. never t
long enough TO dull-in Greece and |
in Italy. in parts of China in which |
the climate is equable. in equable ia
pan. A certain physical easiness is
nece Ssary to the production of beauty:
the nbres must not be stiffened or
numbed by cold, or actually relaxed
BY heat. In bodies enjoying this easi-
ness the shackles of the flesh bind
the spirit more loosely; il functions,
more freely. In those bodies the crea-
tive imagination enjoys the fullest
play and produces its fine and stimu-
ia'ing works. Also a great deal OF
sGidlght IS necessary to the produc-
ton of beauty; sunlight is the exhila-
rating and stimulating ally of warmth
1t 5 in the warm and sunny lands
that you get the sustained effort Of
the artist, an effort which has lasted
over Years and produced such MASTER
pieces as the lliad, the Odyssey. the
r!ezeS of the Parthenon. the. Theban
Trilosy, the Inferno, those Jade bowls
y figures which the artist has wrought
o exquisite form by seven or ten
ears loving toll. There is no Greek.
i Latin, or Italian lyric as beautiful
s the finest English lyrics. But Sc,
he Paradise Lost against the Odyssey
= the Inferno, and it is net of SO sus-
aimed level of beauty
The Painters
Set the paintings of the great Ital-
ms beside the paintings of the North
rn painters and that graciousness
1.iN44 eoAiie9 oi the warmth ana sun
sht is Yet more strongly marked.
mere IS a graciousness of color aud
attern and idea in paintings by Leon
rdo, Botticelli, and Luini which even
.embrandt lacks; but no one could
ay that Leonardo's Virgin of the
ockS' or Botticelli's Venus Rising
ON the Sea" are 4 whit less signifl-
ant than Rembrandt's Might
'atch."
The demand of Northern critics for
7e primitive and the crude. which
as been so clamorous and persistent
late years, is chiefly climatic: their
volt against graciousness and deli
acy is the product of the rider
Zines Of England and Northern
rance.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
Mr.. T0dd's Music Studios
Are at GA Olive. Phone 466-W.

First-class laundry at 276 Hamilton
avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
By EDGAR JEPSON

Those who live in England know
veil what climate is; but / had bet
er make clear what / mean by beau.
y. In common with most of tht
painters and sculptors and critics oi
.oday who have given to the matter
Their earnest consideration / refuse
te accept such dictionary definitions
as that it is "a combination OF quail
ties, such as shape, proportion color.
that delights the sight" or even to
accept the stricter metaphysical defin-
ftion of that most modern philosopher
Seorge Santayana: ''Beauty is pleas
are as the qualify of thing" I do
not believe that any great artist of
any age would accept them He would
deny that pleasure Is the only emo
'ion, or the whole emotion. or the
really important emotion awakened
ey thing of beauty.
Worlds Beauty Belt
For me. as for all the men and
women'I know who have given thought
TO the matter, thing of beauty is
line and significant manifestation of
the Life Force which surprises and
thrills and stimulates. Always there
is the element of surprise in the emo
tion. Always it comes as a revelation
and stimulant. If it does not, if it
merely produces pleasure, however
charming and delightful it may be, l
will not call it beautiful
The world has its beauty belt. The
beautiful things have been produced ,
III the belt which runs from about {
twenty-seven TO fifty-fiye degrees
north OF the Equator Up to now no +
great work of art has been produced :
IN the corresponding belt south of the c
Equator; but doubtless there is still [
hope for South Australia, the south of y
South America, and South Africa. o
Even the most beautiful human be- a
ings have been born and are born in I
this belt; all the beautiful women o
whose names have sweetened the ages t.
Helen, Cleopatra, Cue
nevere,' La Giocond3, Ninon de rEn-
clos-were born in this belt. Venus
herself and Ashtaroth We're creatures Il
Of it. e
Others Not So Beautiful "
Doubtless beautiful women are born 7,
above and below it-in Scandinavia. N
FOR example, and Southern India. But a
they are never quite as beautiful as +
The most beautiful women born in il. (;
To take familiar instances. the beau n
,iful Irish girls are of Southern Ire f,
land; the beautiful Scots come to q;
London young and stay there; the u
@oEen of the Argentine are more
than the women OF Brazil. :.
II ever there does come a great out h
'reak of beauty in the United States al
VIII be in Florida or California. r,
But in England there are summer G;
lays all the wear round TO relax the cl
'pirit; and the lines: p
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
POULTRY
Poultry Wanted

Poultry Wanted
Always in the market to buy poul-
try, hens, fryers, roasters, broilers,
turkeys, and old boys.
Top market prices paid for
healthy stock. We can guarantee
weights and good service.
Try US. We want your business
call ways"
RATH & MARSHALL
1876 So. 9th st. FL Centre Phone 35
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
Active Men of Affairs

Take the YALE and HARVARD way
Los Angeles to San Francisco Bay.
Round trip excursion rates now in
effect.
For full particulars apply
LOS ANGELES STEAMSHIP co.
SIT S. Spring ST., Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
Are Most Beautiful Women
Born North of the Equator? !?
lungusned English Writer Says Beauty
aeen OF Troy Cleopatra and Other Famed Beauties
NIL Were Born
Ee~@ rsz~

Edg0r JePson taon British noe on:hor of
FoAyoo ~ eorhoL nosel has disctsso"
" 6f'sh fdf's BY the dyti beauty He that there
great o"tb'edh Of beauty tie United Sqss
forn'd 10 yoa think this IS Sof
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28
MasMoMihm

h. p. Watch Party Saturday night
at X. P. Hall for X. P,'s, Pythian Sis
ters and families. Be there.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-28

N. L. NdtCU IdTty saturday Hlpnl
at X. P. Hall for X. P.'s, Pythian Sis
ters and families. Be there.
VIOLIN STUDIO-Miss Marie Jen.
kins, instructor Cor. 9th and Olive.
Table d'Hote Dinner 81 per
cover-Hotel Barbara Worth.
Special T-Bone Steak Dinner
90c
MIR. Todd's Music Studios
Are at GA Olive. Phone 466-W.
For Pure Distilled Water. call 7S-W,
Coca Cola Bottling Works, 126 S. 3rd
street, half block south from Main
street toward Standard and Union
oil Station.
h. p. Watch Party Saturday night
at X. p. Hall for X. P's, Pythian Sis
ters and families. Be there.
First-class laundry at 276 Hamilton
avenue.
kindlng Wood cheap. Valley
Lumber Co.