Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-05

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tanchury, II. V. Ifeger and Simon
J. ONaract Cf Fullerton spent last
nieht in this city, leaving This
morning for 15lip&tr;; where thev
plan TO do soHr durk shooting The
3. ,tachUrvs ar well-known. through
ont Southern California as they
have large land and ol holdings
around Fullerton and in other narts
Cf the state.
Money to LOAN On automobiles
contracts bought. Feed &. Cross,
i76 Main St. Phone 359 Adv
Reports Stolen Cars-Three Ford
ears were stolen in Yuma last night,
according to information received at
the shcriff's office today from the
police of that city. Police depart
ments throughout the valley were
notified of the thefts and were ask
ed. to watch out for the stolen ears.
The Presbyterian Guild will hold
their NmaS Bazaar Saturday, Dec.
s, at 1876 So. Sixth. Begins 1T II
o clock. Fancy work. Christmas
Novelties, Handkerchiefs, Dressed
Dolls and Aprons. adv
Good Music. Good floor. Good
eats. Good TIME. At McCabe, Friday
Night adv
Angles Headed for Prison-Pe- /
lro Angeles, sentenced to San Quen- /
tin prison following his plea of +.
guilty of second degree robbery, will |
be taken to that institution today. /
Angeles was given bad beating
when he attempted TO snatch a hand /
bag from a woman in Calexico, and /
has expressed a desire to get to pris- /
on as soon as possible.
DR.. Harry Hooper. nentist. G4 /
Main Street. Phone 3S2W. Adv +
Perkins with Local Company,
The Robertson Motor Company of
this city, Imperial county dealers |
for Chevrolet ears and trucks, an
nounees that .. l. Perkins of this /
city has been chosen as sales man
ager Of their various activities. Per t
kins, who has been valley represc1- j!
tative of the International Cores /
pondence School &C Scranton, for
some time, has host of friends I
throughout the valley who will wish +
him much success ii his new busi- .
ress environment. j
Final Contest for Valley Cham
pions to Examiner Dance tour .
nament at Calipatria, Thursday, De
cember 9th. adv. (
Tag Day to Be Saturday-The tag
day which was planned for last Sat
urday under the auspices of the col .
ored children s Starlight band, post
poned on account of the rain, will
be held this Saturday. Mrs. r. T.
Augustus and Professor w. \. Payne
are managers for tho movement /!
which, it is believed, will receive ,
hearty support from the people of /
this citv. Children of the Eastside
school viii also assist. !
Elmer n. Todt, pupil of Widor
and Chaminade IN Paris, France. i
Piano. Pipe Organ Musical Form |
f24 Olive. Phone 466-W. adv. !
Northrop Funeral Today-The fu-
neral of p. H. Northrop, well-known !
rancher, who died here Monday, was !
held from Lemons Funeral parlors /
this morning. Rev. Arthur f.
Schultz officiated and Miss Julia
Foncannon sang. Many beautiful
floral tributes were sent by friends
Of the deceased. fhe body was sent
TO Los Angeles by the morning train.
Fresh Oysters. Leefoot Cream
Waffles. Oregon Cafe. Adv.
Tor Mems Work Shoes see Gun
ningham, opposite post office. adv
Rotariara Visit Calexico-<A party
composed of members Of the FL Cen
tro Rotary club mo:ofed to Calexico
Yesterday to attend the weekly
luncheon held by the Rotarians of
the border city. y L. NJ. Hutchinson
acted as chairEfan of the day, and
Mrs. r. L. Glasby, president of the
Woman s Improvement club of that
city, was the principal speaker. Mrs.
Glasby's talk was on the relation
ship Of men g and women's organi
cations and their respective oppOr-
tunities for community service. At
tending from here were Andy Pre-