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The New York herald., 1922-06-02
IO5 FIFTH AVENUE
IN TWO SIDED DEAL
phipps Estate Buys Building
hpd Then Leases 1t to Mir
ror Candy Company.

n. A. White & Sons have sold for
ik A. Brunswick. president of Fred
s, Inc, jewelers., to the Henry
pps Estate, Inc. the six story office
4 store building at Cos Fifth avenue.
e property occupies a plot 25xl00. and
on the block just to the south of the
w site for the department store of
AXIS & Co., which is to occupy the
lock front on the east side of Fifth
VENUE between Forty-ninth and Fif-
ieth streets.
AS a sequel to the same deal VIM. A.
White & Sons leased the property for
the Phipps estate to the Mirror Candy
Company for twenty-one years begin
ming October /. after alterations have
been made. The market value of the
property is said to be about $500, 1000 and
the aggregate rental is reported to
be in the seven cipher realm.
Mr. Brunswick bought the property in
1918 from J. Frederick Kernochan.
other Business Property Sales.
Charles F. Noyes Company sold to
Norman S. Riesenfeld and Joseph L. A.
O'Donnell, for all cash, 1880 Cortlandt
street. northwest corner of Washington
street. a five story building. 51.9x55.2
The sellers were Henry p. Griffin,
William l.. Cartledge and David e.
GRANGE, executive Officers or the Marine
Cooks and Stewards Association. The
property was valued at s125000; is as
sessed at 100000.
AS a part of the deal, Messrs. Riesen-
field and O'Donnell are to obtain pos
session of the entire building, so it can
be offered for resale or occupancy. The
Charles F.. Noyes Company was the
broker which sold the property in 1920
for Donna del Drago to the sellers for
100000. but subsequently the building
was extensively improved.
The Finkelstein Company sold the
four story building at 633 Eighth ave-
nue. between Fortieth and Forty-first
streets to Joseph Selden. who expects
to improve at a cost of about $4,000.
1t was held at 10000.
The 601 West Forty-seventh Street
Realty Corporation. with p. O'Connell.
c. and p. Collura as directors, has
been formed to buy the one story sta
BILE. 25xl00. at that address. Arnstein
& Levy, attorneys. represent the new
company.
Leases East Fifty-ninth st. Flat.
Tankoos, Smith & Co. leased to John
p. Quinn for. twenty-one years. with
option to purchase, the property II East
Fifty-ninth street, a five story, store
and apartment house, 20xl00. on the north
side, adjoining the northwest corner OF
Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street. The
lease calls for a rental aggrsSatinG
$150,000.
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Connccticut--salc or Let.
New Jersey-saIe or Let.

BEAUTIFUL country home Lake Hopat-
cong, N. j.; IL rooms, hot air heat, all
convenences: acres; garage, garden, large
porches; 500. 900; finest view OF lake: near
stores and post office. Address M. D.
JONES, 603 Third av.. Brooklyn.
CRANFORD-Fram anne dwelling, rooms. bath,
steam heat, electric light, large plot: sta
tion 10 minutes Price reduced from $4,000
to $s, 800 for immediate sale, easy ter
ROBERT THEDFORD, II East 42d ST., ~.
Y. Tel ALI Vanderbilt
SUBURBAN STUDIO HoME-sacrifice cozy
artistic place, especially built for year
round living, less than years old: only
So 900 cash needed. balance of $500 on
easy terms, almost like rent, buys IL: $1,000
now on mortgage can remain; has large
rooms, tiled bath. light. steam heat. parquet
floors. running water, electric light. every
convenience; beautifully situated on plot
100x20O It,: fine garden, shrubs and flowers
in profusion: close to pretty lakes. stocked
with fish: select, congenial neighborhood; !;
good markets. school. and churches near by; ;
this Is chance OF lifetime to obtain a
home at fraction OF real worth could not
be duplicated at less than $i4,500 Ideal
Communication to New York city. 200 ~ y.
muting from this section now; minutes
easy walk from house to r. n. express
station immediate. Il. o. Box 1lOI. City
Hall Station. New York city.
SNAPPY semi-bungalow, on 100 IT. plot;
large rooms. . baths, all improvements; ;
double garage; price Sf3.500: terms.
EUGENE JOBS-H. l.. BECK CO.,
Realtors, Opp. Station. Summit. N. J.
SHORT HILLS, n. J.-HoMEs, COUNTRY
ESTATES; BUILDING SITES.
= CRAIG. Tel. 4ss Short Hills. N. J.
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MUSIC SCHOOL BUYS
HOME OF JEWISH BLIND

William II. May & Co. sold for the
New York Guild for the Jewish Blind
y the three story building at 236 to 24O
East 105th street. on plot 50xiO01l. be-
tween Second and Third avenues. The
buyer is the Neighborhood Music School,
(which will remodel the building and
pccupy Il in the fall
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
BUY HOUSE FOR GIRLS CLUB.

Folsom Brothers. Inc. have sold for
Adele Miller, who recently purchased
the property from Charles S. Brown, the
four story house at 2i7 Lexington ave-
nue. TO the Woman's Trade Union
League Of New York. 10 be occupied as
girls club house. The property was
held at $4,000
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED-sc,ooo SQUARE FEET. FIRE
PROOF BUILDING, HEAVY CONSTRUC-
TroN: WILL TAKE LONG LEASE OR
MIGHT BUY: POsSESSION by FEB, !.
1923, OR SOONER. HE'LL a. STERN. ff65
BROADWAY. WATKINS 1880.
WANTED TO lease tenement houses. !.
WEISEN, plumber and steam filter, 264
West 18th st.
WE have quick buyers for tenement prop
critics. PORTER CO.. 159 w. 125th st.
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PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Henry Brady has been appointed re-
ceiver of rents at 21s1 Seventh avenue
and 433 West Thirty-fifth street, The
Bronx.
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REAL ESTATE-Other States.
pcnnsylvania--saic or Let.

FOR SALE At A DARCA1N ON ACCOUNT
or CLOSING ESTATE-A IL room house
with three baths. convenient servants quar-
ters large garage, icehousc, magnificent
sha dc trees and an acre OF grouI-ti: beauti-
fully located IN the well known summer re.
sort, Montrose, ia. Any one interested call
or inquire OF G. Il. PRoSs. Executor. Mont
rose, Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02

Buyers Of properties sold recently are
as follows: George Haviland of 0 East
Thirty-sixth street. John Niederauer Of
2O7 West 102d street, Edith Splint OF
267 West Seventy-third street. Mary NJ.
Hayden or 327 West Eghty-seventh
street. the Stonemor Realty Company OF
the northeast corner of First avenue and
Twenty-second street and the X. e II.
Warehouse Holding Corporation of the
northeast corner Of Wadsworth avenue
and 1S0th street.
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Herbert C. Comstock & Son announce
the removal of their offices from 500
Flatbush avenue to s94 Flatbush avenue,
Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

BuILDERS--16 beautiful lots. broadway
Flushing: free and clear: owner will ex-
change for city income property: no brokers.
WILLIAM III. PECKHAM.
Real Estate Investments.
200 w. I'D. Tel. Columbus 7IH. A.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-An attractive
1o room house, fine lawn and shade trees.
brook and five acre farm: combined city
home small farm; II IL free and clear:
owner desires to live in New York and Will
exchange for city home investment prop
erty; no brokers.
WILLIAM III. PECKHAM.
Real Estate Investments.
200 w. I'D. Tel. Columbus 7I14
OWNER will exchange at cash price story
flreproof apartment house IS families:
low rents. Owner will exchange for country
home and some cash: no brokers.
WILLIAM IT. PECkIIAM.
Real Estate Investments,
200 w. T2d. Tel. Columbus T7f4.
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Connecticut.

FOR RENT-New shore cottage, six rooms.
water, gas, electric lights, complete plumb
ing, new furniture: exceptionally good loca-
tiop, the water at Bay View Beach.
Milford Telephone $50 Milford or address
GEORGE HASK1NS, Milford. Conn.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Massachusetts.

Massachusetts.
FRUIT farm, 100 apple trees: 70 acres, 70
tillage, 40 valuable woodland. IL pasture,
. barns house 8 rooms, bath, electricity.
furnace. fine water; desirable neighbors; ~
minutes by trolley to Northampton, Smith
College: near Mass. Agricultural and AM
herst coleges; excellent rail service 10 New
York. Boston. Box %. N. Chatham, Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02

S. w. Straus & Co. have under
written a first mortgage 6 u per cent.
serial bond issue of s3,700.000 for the
Windermere Hotel Corporation of Chi
cago. a 400 room apartment house adj
dition TO the present Windermere Hotel
on the south side boulevard system and
overlooking Lake Michigan. will be built
at once. The mortgage includes the land
and the Windermere Hotel as well as the
new apartment building. The borrowing
corporation is headed by Joseph III. Du-
frees, corporation lawyer and capital
list of Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02

As an indication of the extent Of
building activities in Chicago at the
present time. S. w. Straus a. Co. an
nounced yesterday that they have UNDER
written first mortgage loans on new
apartment buildings there since May
of S7075.0 600
The New York herald., 1922-06-02

TO LET for the summer. on Ocean, av., Ell
beron, N. j.. best location. large well fur
nished cottage, twelve bedrooms. six bath
rooms. drawing rooms, dining room. &C.:
lighthouses. Apply WILLIAM p. KAPP. 43
Exchange pl., n. Y. C. Phone Hanover S6tT.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
New Jersey.

CHATHAM N. J.-Completely furnished
home for rent. July and August or Au-
gust only S125 n month pleasant surround
ings. splendid train service ) minutes from
station. II Fuller av., Chatham. n. Y.
Phone Barclay 162S
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New York.

TO LET--Tent site for the season: 55 acres
OF woodland to roam over: would let to a
few parties who wish to live simply and
quietly; service optional; 30 miles: excellent
commutation references exchanged. 2024
Herald, $50 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.

TWO waterfront bungalows. all improve
ments easy terms. 900 Higgs Beach. Cla-
nsnr. Dol Int
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
ALMOND GROWERS TO
DECIDE FATE OF
ORGANIZATION
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SAN FRANCISCO, April l4.-Repre
scntativcs Of % state branches OF the
california Almond Growers association
met here today TO decide the future OF
:he organization.
Reports showed that only about IS
rer cent of the total almond crop Of
The state is signed up under the five
year marketing agreement of the as
soeiation. Officers were opposed TO
going ahead without control of what
they termed dominating percent
ase" " Of the crop.
II was believed that at today's meet.
ing date would be set for the closing
OF the campaign for contracts and on
the amount signed by that date the
future of the association will depend.
Election Of Officers, scheduled for
today, may be postponed until the af.
fairs Of the association become more
certain.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
OBRECON DOOMED If
MEXICO IS NOT
RECOGNIZED
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LOS ANGELES, Aprir -i.'a
United States gOvcrnmcnt must recoS'
n;ze Mexico within three months, or
suffer the consequences of revolution
which will shattcr the present stability
cf that republic and in all probabilities
force intervention on the part OF the
United States, Captain Jack Wclch de-
clared in an interview here today.
Captain Wclch, for years an authori-
tv on Mexican affairs, has just return
cd from Il tour of the southern rcpuh'
lie.
'Tf Mexico is not recognized soon,
Captain Wclch said, "Obregon s enc
mics will seek to overthrow him.
Wherever | went along the west
coast | heard mutterings of discomfort.
Agents of the president s enemies
and these are not all in Mexico--had
bocn at work, apparently very effect
lively.
"lf Obrecon is overthrown, it will
mean American intervention.
Captain Welch said he believed such
Intervention would be promptly re-
scented by Great Britain, France an,.
Germany, all of whom have enormous
interests in Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
NEW YORK YEGGMEN
RAID RICH DISTRICT
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NEW YORK. April l4.-i eggmen to-
dav crossed the dead line set by the
police around the financial district and
blew open four safes in downtown Of
flee building.
The Waterman, gagged and bound,
was tied up in a sack and thrown into
a corner, while the bandits worked un-
disturbed.
After dsposing of the watchman, 'the
gang, believed to number five, went
through the Royal Insurance building,
proceeding from office to office, looting
desks and safes.
Losses will run into thousands of dol
lars, il was estimated.
George Bainbridgc, night Waterman
of the Royal Insurance building, who
was found gagged and bound today,
apparently by bandits who looted safes
in the building of more than $4,000
confessed to the police he had aided
in the robbery.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
GOOD FRIDAY DAWNS
ON BL00DSHED in
IRELAND
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:, BELFAST, April 1.-THE Irish truce
was broken in Belfast today. Good Fri
day dawned inauspieiously with seven
casualties reported in street fighting
during the night. Two civilians were
Killed and one wounded, while four
policemen were shot and all badly
wounded. itt
< The start of the Easter holidays
found sectarisn hatred too strong for
the bonds of the armed truce and par
ues of gunmen were in evidence in the
Ealls Road district last night. Catholic
~erkmen and women hurrying to mid
night mass were fired upon. Policemen
were fired at in reprisal and revolver
warfare became geneal throughout the
disturbed areas of the city t'I
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
SEELEY HEARS OPERA
BY RADIO FROM
DENVER

SEELEG, April l4.-Clear as q belt
from the city OF Denver tonight came
The voice, with its startling top notes,
OF an artist singing an aria from an
opera transmitted through Il thousand
miles of ether, dclighting an audience.
ot half hundred gathered in Ezcll S
Grnr store where the first valley radio
i,hone has been established.
Many motorcd out from FL Centro
and some from points farther distant
to hear. and they were well rewarded
Cor their trip for there were several
vocal and instrumental numbers that
proved entrancing in their clearness OF
tone. The concert, it was sad, was
one held at the Y. NJ. G. A. in Denver.
The announcer stated by wireless that
it was then raining with occasional
snow in Denver
There will be another exhibition to-
night about 1880
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
Sport Briefs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

PARASITIC baseball seasonl opens
here May 20. Four teams will play n
the league-the American Legion, the
veterans of foreign wars, the Raue
lagh club and the independents. 81.
sWARTHMORE, Pa. - Swarthmore
defeated the Oxford. Cambridge Ii,
Crosse team Q TO 8.
NEW IORK-One hundred aud
twenty three horses are eligible for
the $4,000 Preakness stake to be run
at Pimlico on May Is.
: PORTLAND. Ore.-Ad Santel, light
heavy weight wrestler, beat Terror
Miyake, japanese champion, here last
night at his own game and took the
decision at the end of an hours battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
FLAMES LEAVE 1000
WITHOUT FOOD IN
VIRGINIA
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NORFOLK. Va. April 14.--Work OF
Housing and feeding two thousand ne
groes, rendered homeless by Il $1,000
600 fire which swept path through
Borklcy, It suburb of Norfolk, late yes
terday, was started today by city
authorities and relief agencies.
More than 2j0 dwellings,, lumber
plant, II spinning mill and seven bust
ness houses, two churches. four ships,
two steamers and u schooner were
burned
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
:. &, 9 = g $ g 8, g 6 g g .
? WATCHING THE "
: SCORE BOARD :"
= = $ = . = = 3 q .
WATCHING THE SCORE BOARDS

WATCHING THE SCORE BOARDS
( yesterday HERO-Irish Mcusel.
He hit his second homer, helping the
Giants beat the Robins to ).
Ainsmith and Smith hit homcrs good
for four runs, the Cards beating tire
Pirates 8 to !, -. IS 49,
Dave 1Danforth, "'rOokie' pitcher.
gave the White Sox. seven hits and nine
base on balls. 4
Parkinson 5 triple in tine eighth in,t-
ing scored two, runs and the Phills won
their second straight game 4 to -
Aldridgc allowed the Reds only fiv,'
hits and no passes and the Cubs. won
8 to l.
Great catches by Flagstead, Speaker
and Jameson were features of the In.
dams to win over the Tigers.
Errors of the Red Six behind him
Kept karr from getting n shutout but
he beat the athletes q to Q.
Stylish pitching by, Carl MAYS AMI
timely batting enabled the Yauks t.
beat the Senators ) TO ..
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
j FATAL LANDSLIDE AT SEATTLE
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SEATTLE, Wash, April l4.-To fix
responsibility for the fatal landslide at
Endolyn, Seattle, last night, that
wrecked house and crushed out the
lives of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heben.
STREET and seriously injured Frank
Thomas, Coroner w. II. Corson will be
gin an extensive investigation Of cvory
phase of the ease TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
STATE LANDS BRING s21,oOo,o 900
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OLYMPIA, Wash, April l4.-Morc
than $2l 100000 has been realized from
sale of lands and timber from the orig
inal grants to he state by the federal
government, according to figures made
public by Clark Savidgc, state land
commissioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

Old Sig Haughdahl. the Norweg
ian speed demon, lowered the
world S track record at Daytonia
the other day to the tune of
1924 miles per hour in his Wis
consin special racing buggy. It's
nice that these foreign artists can
come over to tie U. S. A. and
spoil a lot of records made by the
home boys. Imagine Sig going l52
miles per down some fijord, or
what ever they call them. Well,
we are perfectly contented to drive
the family fliv round 20 per.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

WICHITA. Kans. Ed (Strangleri
Lewis. world champion wrestler, defeat
ed Earl Caddock of Iowa, here last
night. Caddoek took the first fa!
with a head scissors in 16 minutes hut
Lewis took the second and third with
headioeks in So and eight minutes, re,
spectiveiy
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

Calipatria ball nine sent down lis
cgrcts Yesterday saving they couldu {
make the grade and donated the game
20 FL Centre by default Coach Cham
oion OF the rorth-end team did net
give the locals specific reasons for his
team 5 failure to make It's scheduled
appearance or the home lot Rather
sham t. let the afternoon go without
4 ball game. the Central Union boys
hose sides aud an ENJOYABLE time was
had hy all chasing the pellet all around
the infield and gopher gardens.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMES

Georgetown s.; Hcly Cross 8.
Princeton s; Columbia .
Forihanf >. Vermont o.
la favette ls: Richmond 10.
Mercer g: Yale Z.
Penn u: Stevens 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

Womcn and tennis. And in the I'M
pcrial Valley too. Makes pretty goo /
combination, we II say. Down at the
border city Yesterday the women play
ed off the preliminary singles for the
Chronical trophy. Mrs. F. w. Peterson
of FL Centre is the leading light in
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

The Stanford university baseball
team has signed up for series of
games in Honolulu during the COM
ing summer. While in the Grass
Skirt Isle the Stanfordites are
scheduled to meet Kaio uni, Ha-
waii uni aid number of clubs on
the island. Pretty soft way for the
college boys to enjoy summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

Willie Hoppe is reported as going to
run a string of pool halls. Maybe som
of us would-be Hopes will be able to
shoot Il meaner cue just because the
place belongs to the former champion.
1t is rumored that Willie will buy the
same kind of tables from the company
he won all his cue games on. In that
event it ought to be gravy for us to
run six or eight without much trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
BRITISH SCHOONER
SEIZED FOR BOOTLEG
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NEW YORK, April IA British
schooner was oyerhauled and seized by
o police motor boat patrol in the bay
off Sixty-ninth street today. Twenty
tive barrels Of rye whisky and hundreds
OF bottles Of Scotch were found on
board
Although sailing under an assumed
name--the "Sehooner Red, the YES.
sci proved to be the w. T. Dodd of
British registry from Nassau. It's cap.
tain, Herman Hadley, said he was bound
for Saint Pierre, Canada.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
Latest Sport Events
SPORT Hash
By HAN

tennis circles in these parts and is ex
pected TO carry off the premier honor'
in the finals today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

Ed House, the century dash man
on the local school track squad,
rambled off the 100 yard distance
in 1901 last night. Ed says he
can beat that by the time he
reaches Los Angeles next Satur-
day. Captain Gr1,mbles isn't max
ing any boasts, of course, but he
says just because his team halls
from the sticks Is no sign that it
can not run as fast as any other
outfit. wait and see what we
do
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

Authorized Service 6tatfop Tor gep:
nine Pord parts Heber Garage. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE Lot $. f. corner Sixth and
Euclid at u bargain. Box 81 Press.
l4t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

I Wv fN.N isI. l.Ot - II. tOiu hNtNlH 'titi
Euclid at a bargain. Box 81 Press.
l4t3
BARLEY HAY (Somc alfaifa) at 81
ton. if taken quick. At Guidepost
miles south Of Imperial, on Dahlia
canal. f. f.. Martin. l4ti
nOS1'-Two hcifcrs, brand "W' a.
left hip, from Fuller ranch 21a $. !.
mile W. of FL Centre. Notify NJ.
Weiss, Il > Box l43, El Centre. Ito
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good stoth
ranch. G. G. Toncy, Ell Ccntro. 63
Briyhton street. lit.;
FOR SALE New electric carbonator,
sugar percolator twcnty-six gallons
root beer extract. two and one half
dozen root beer stems. Cost three
hundred and eighteen dollars. VIII
sell at two hundred. Stevc's Smoke
Shop. Tel. J4o. lIt6
WE HAVE CLlENT-With cash also
gilt edge securities, wants ranches
from so acres up. Must be priced
right. If YOU are overloaded and
need real cash get .in touch with us
at once for quick action. Nothing
but good alfalfa ground considered.
We also have some good exchanges,
various places for the valley. Hhc
REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS, 95S
Seventh street, San Diego. l4t3
FOR SALE-SO shares of Imperial Wa
ter Company No. $500 cash. Owner,
A. Hammond. 72s w. Ave. 66, Los.
Angeles. Calf. its
WANTED Dairy cows or young stock.
Have 40 \ improved place to ex-
change. Will assume in stock. Nd
dress Press, Box 81. 14tl
FOR SALE-49 shares No. - Water
stock, make offer H.. /. Wiemeyer
3O4 Owl BLDG. San Diego. 14t3
FOR SALE-GRAPE LAND, lG0 acre
relinquishment, extremely soft sandy
soil, near INLAND, under INLAND Irri-
CATION District. Experts have pro-
nounced this location the best early
grape and citrus land in the valley,
$500 per acre has been done in i'm
provements. Must have cash. Will
take $3.50 per acre or YOU can take
YOUR choice of either 40 for $1,000
per acre. z. O. box 80, inland. Gal.
l4tl
FOR RENT-Five room house with
bath, Ala South Fourth. l4tlU
FOR RENT-Nice outside rooms run.
ming water, All Orange street, under
new management. Mrs. Clark, for
merlv the Lincoln. l4tl2
WANTED-Experienced waitress, 444
broadway, Valley Restaurant. late
FOR RENT room house 427 Wenslcy
avenue. Call zoos South Fourth st.
81 l4t2
FOR SALE-$3,OO0 mortgage against
good valley land at big discount.
Owner, Box lSl, El Centre. l4t2
Nnnn rnInkV nAIIyAIC
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

FOR SALE-NCw electric carbonator,
sugar percolator twcntysi gallons
root beer extract. two and one half
dozen root beer stems. Cost three
hundred and eighteen dollars. win
sell at two hundred. Stevc's Smoke
Shop. Tel J42. 14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

BARLEY HAY (Somc alfairD al 81
ton. if taken quick. At GuidepoSt
. miles south of Imperial on Dah'ia
canal. +. f. Martin. l4ti
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

FOR SALE-SO shares of Imperial Wa
ter Company No. $500 cash. Owner,
A. Hammond. 72S w. Ave. 66, Los
Angeles, Calf. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

FOR SALE Or TRADE Good stoth
ranch. G. G. Toncy, FL Centre. 63
Brighton street. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

iOST-Two heifcrs, brand "W' "n
left hip, from Fuller ranch 2la 5. y.
mile W. of FL Centre. Notify NJ.
Weiss, Il Box l43, El Centre. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14

WANTED Dairy cows or young stock.
Have 40 \ improved place to ex-
change. Will assume in stock. Nd
dress Press, Box 81. l4tl