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Evening star., 1925-02-28

BOSTON, February 2S.-Manager
Dave Bancroft has arrived at St
Petersburg. Fla, from Miami, and
yesterday personally directed the first
Spring workout of the Braves. ac-
cording to adviCes received here.
Bancroft announced that he and
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08
GROWING BETTER

by hickory says Chauncey NJ Depew, There IS
no doubt about it. The world is growing better, and
these calamity howlers and prophets of evil don't
amount to darn.
He says it his nintey-frst birthday so it must
be true Men commonly regarded inspired at
such times, and Mr. Depew has not only lived long but
lived much and observed shrewdly.
"The future?" he continues. Nothing could be
brighter. You back here nine years from now
when Pm 100 years old-and see if l haven't been
right"
That is reasonable proposition. 1t may be worth
waiting nine years for showdown this matter. 1t
would afford pleasure for lot of dyed-in-the-
wool pessmists to prove champion optinist dead
wrong on his hundredth birthday. But they probably
haven't much show. Chauncey has always been
winner-perhaps because he has always been cheerful
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08
A MOTHERS LEGACY

An American woman leaves will bequeathing all
her property to her children. The property is not
much, only few hundred dollars and some personal
articles. But the will itself is valuable. 1t might be
called legacy to all bereaved persons.
Don't keep any of my personal belongings Just
because they were mine," she wrote They are just
things and worn and shabby at that. Love doesn't
need such things for remembrance.
Il won't be separated from any of you. III be
able to love you with all my heart and without any
thing in that love that will make you feel if wanted
to control or bother you.
Bury my body as cheaply you can, and forget
it. Don't wear mourning. And think of me alive,
alive beyond your farhest thought, and near, and low
ing you we'll at last free the winds of heaven and
learning and more the things want to know and
growing more as want to grow.
Love another. Hold fast to that, whether
you understand another not And remember
nothing really matters except being kind to one
other and to all the world as far you can reach.
1t does odd, after reading words of pure gold
like these to think of the things people do often in
their grief and the things they consider important
when the grief is past.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08

land and San Diego county property
have just been completed here, ae-
cording to an announcement made
by the Cradle Francisco -Blcifus
company of this city. The transac.
tions total about a quarter of a mil
lion dollars.
The largest of the three was n
deal whereby the State hotel, at
State and + streets, and owned by
w. A. Laidlaw of La Mesa, was cx-
changed for $40 acres Of land in
Imperial Valley. The valley land
was owned by Edward NJ. stephens
now Of La Jolla, who becomes the
owner of the hotel property. The
consideration in this deal is report
ed as $4,000.
In second transaction ii III.
Halfway traded the Brentmoor
flats al First and Hawthorne to Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08
MORE MILES PER GALLON

There is talk of motor which Will have
eight cylinder engine, light, compact and eff
cent that it viii give SO miles to gallon of gasoline
If this is anything more than mere talk, it is
big step forward in motor development. Ameflzs
builders far, while producing cars distinguish
ed for comfort and convenience and moderate in price
have done less in the of fuel economy than foreign
builders 1t is said there several cars made in Eng
land and France that give 80 to 40 miles per gallon
There has been effort along that line abroad bea
come more and important here, as scarcity
threatens and the price rises Mileage maye soonbe the
leading factor in buying cars
The tendency of late has been toward lighter and
smaller six cylinder cars. Some of these give mile
age surprisingly high, compared with old standards.
But nobody will say that the possibilities of the gas
gne have yet been realized If such efficiency that
suggested be obtained along with the smoohness
and flexbity of eight cylinders which latter benefits
ordinarily gained only by extra expenditure of
fuel there is going to be something doing in the motor
world when the appears. 1t will put every
other motor designer his mettle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08

Southern Pacific has just issued a
publication entitled "California
for the Settler" Four and a half
pages are devoted to Imperial Val
ley, and one Of the valleys s cotton
fields and Brawlev melon field
arc shown in full page half-tones.
The advertising thus afforded will
be valuable 70 Imperial Valley.
TEN YEARS AGO
Juno 8, 1915
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lcnox Wilson ex-
pcct TO leave in u few days for San
Diego and overland to Canada to
look after property interests.
0. Il. Ohmstede of the Imperial
Valley Baking company returned
yesterday morning from trip to
Los Angeles.
NJ. w. Conkling left last night on
business trip to Los Arscleg. lie
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08
All Our Regular $lO.5O Line
All |<Perky Peggys"

high
combinations
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08

G. Mashburn for 100 acres Of Ia
in the valley. Mashburn has b,
operating the acreage. The cons
Grafton is fixed ut $4,000.
The Campo hotel and neal
buildings together with 1000 ~;
Of land were exchanged recently
Emily Il. Walters Tor 270 acres
land in Imperial Valley and to
lots in FL Centre. Charles T.. NJ
gan Of ri Centro was the OF
party in this deaf and it is said
intends to operate the Campo
tel hereafter. The amount invol
IN this transaction is reporter
$l25,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell CT
Imperial Valley for This Date
in Past Years
NINETEEN YEARS AGO
June 8, 1906

VIII Stockton has returned from
Los Angeles after a few days out.
ing.
John Whitman has just completed
a cooling system for Lyons Bros. at
Brawley that is expected to mater.
tally reduce the cost Of shipping
cantaloupcs.
Win Colmcr aud Clark Of Los
Angeles, called upon our busy meF-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08

chants this week in the interests Of
their respective firms.
At the Dcmorest silver medal con
test given by. the Women IS Chris
tian Temperance Union, the medal
for the best recitation. was won by
Mrs. Sochor.
One of the successful harvests
in the valley has beer on the farm
Of Dan Grublc, six and half miles
south Of Imperial where the yield
averaged p sacks Of barley 70 the
acre.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
June 8. 1910
Mr.. and Mrs. z. kceney have
gone to San Diego, where they will
spend the summer.
Alex G. Ingram Of IIoltville, has
returned from visit to Mexico.
The passenger department Ct the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08

may visit San Francisco before his
return.
A delightful affair was that
given at the Barbara Worth Hotel
Friday night when 6j pupils and
members Of the faculty Of I'll Gem
tro's public schools enjoyed q ban
guct, as "A farewell to the ones who
leavu for their summer vacations.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08

President Coolidge has been
a crate of u mammoth heads of
tuee from Santa Maria, Santa
bara county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08
All are Fast CoLors


yIuer
to
worthy of tent
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-08
Three Big Deals
Involve Acreage,
Imperial Valley

SAN DIEGO, juno S-Thrcc real.
ty deals insol' iAg Imperial Valley
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-24
Let's Boost Rockville and the Fair

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nd
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ask in it. friendly
more % he tina havoc cred wMe Note its
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-24
Use Dor Troley-Direct to Fair Grounds

You dnuhk wfa dndm the Zig myun
crt eYtoIam about hMu C dpus that lie unrhwa
of Washing aglbr The a Special sevneu Turing tn
ofheF will prpheap he Of to the
pesatm d inca of rain tina nywd
oneg md from
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in ar Of
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
PERSONALS

Miss Incz Baker returned to the
. c1tN Sunday after Il six months
stay in the east. Miss Baker came
. west from Detroit. She also spent
considerable time visiting in Fort
Wayne, Indiana.
Mrs. Don G. Bitlcr is spending
several days in san Diego as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Gerald l..
Baldwin.
Roger Clayton, of Brawlev, was Il
recent business visitor in the city.
Mrs. \. VI. Iiamler left Yesterday
for her home in Omaha, after a six
weeks vacation spent in Califor.
mia. For the past two weeks she
has been the guest of her son and
jaughterin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. /. 4.
Dunlap of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ander-
son have motored to Los Angeles
after several days SCENT here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Gentry. of
Wcstmorland. were recent El Cen
tro visitors.
Mrs. Lillian Jenkins and Mrs.
George Darmon were among the
Imperial residents noted in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. Il. II. Tsom. of Caloxico has
a> her guest her mother, Mrs. Mar
ion Rice of Los Angeles Both
wcr" recent. FL Centre visitors
w. d. Dresser of IIoltville was in
town yesterday.
Among the CaleXico residents
noted in the city during the last
f"w davS were Mrs. Edna Clements.
Ms Elizabeth Helm, Antonio Ben,
itcz and W. L. Movers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

wing h.ia'e fer rotro'~ which
eil br e.rf.y4 out in the sata.c: r
c.Htro to Ca}ipauia. 3& miles;
He>tmar]an3 to county I.oc. 10
miles; FL Crp.ro to Mountain
slfIH1s Store. s., miles: T.. Centre
70 Ho,tE...e. = mif,>, ,-...silc TO
FlawIev 40 mites, lo'Dy.ilo t. plank
Faad. - mileN; plank road to VA
mn. ! miles; II Cautro to CaI.N,c'.
II niles.
Al the roads will he paro''ed
daily tbe inspector tai 9TH" super
yi,orS and every effort VIII be made
t. have motorists conform to the
state laws in ~ part. Of he county.
Collect SIo14 II Fines
TIE inspector submitted q report
in Tire squads work during No.
yemher. which shows that total
ot ~tu3t was collected in fines:
s2oa.6l IN dc'iHaucut fees and op-
eratafs TESTS. $40. \ torai of
$50 miles WAS Travelled daring tb"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
PRES. COOLIDGE
OUTLINES PLANS
FOR HOUSE MEET ]
Continued from Page y

chosen to do since the timc Of Glove
land.
Briefly here is what he would
have the new congress do:
Emergency Authority
Give authority to the president 10
act forccfully in 4 coal strike emery
cucv or fuel shortage.
Appoint a joint house and senate
committee to receive bids for sale
ot the governments big power
project at Muscle Shoals.
Authorize consolidation of rail
read, under Supervision Of the inter
state commerce commission.
Rat.fv the recent debt settle.
men.s with Belgium, Italv, Czccho-
N1ovakie, Iat,ia. Eumania an}
Esthania.
Ascertain if the present restric-
i've immigration law is unfairly
preventing relatives Of American
ritizeu> from entering This country.
Grant authority for mohiiiZltioa
Of persons ard materials for nation
al defense in timcs of peril.
Refrain from acting m the alien
property fdisuutr "Ntjl present ne
gotiation~ Of interested parties are
concluded.
Improve aul complete the vet
erau~ disqualification program.
seek hr'p from the states to en-
courage irrigation development.
sfc.J the shipping board If it~
assumed mtho.lt~ and }c; Que cN.
ecut.re in the f.uer. ucv Fiee'
corporation or,. tie merchant
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
WILL ADD THREE
NEW MEMBERS TO
TRAFFIC FORCE

Addition of three new members
to the county traffic squad, author
ized yesterday hv the board a.
supervisors. viii enahel the squad
TO patrol all the principal reads in
the valley. according to Inspector
Greer, who is IN charge OF the squad
at present.
The new men appointed are W. :.
Brouse, Of. the Fl Centre police de-
partmeut. E'iott Hunter II falipat-
ria and +. ". Kirkland q ''o'tville.
The increase makes q total Df seven
men on the squad.
Inspector Greer presented the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
SFNhT0RS RALLY
TO DEFFNl'S,E OF
COLORADO BILL
iContinued from PAGE y

irrigated area Of Southern Califor-
4ia.''
\shurs' made his statement aftor
the MESSAGE cf President Coolidge
'r' hcou read urging tho seven
states involved i'm the project to
get together
A hiIl to rcsrinc1 tlc authority of
'hr federal power commission over
'" t"!ordo river projects until
February ]. l9@N. was introduced in
N" s'nat" by Senator Pittm1n, Ne
aia Democrat,
N.hu.t s.. that Arizona. in
.u;'-a'"r lad no United states in
~.l 'r1' 'fou'l uot be- Logul bv any
.''i"r diversions af eaer m4dc
M"N'cn f.om TIE c.le.a3a river
t''r October 81. TIE date A.hurst
r'Ha.y served notice 10 this ef
cr,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

agreement lntwccp the scvca inter
ostcd states aud congress should
consider creation ot some agcnry
"thnt win hc able to determ:ae
mctbo3y Of imurov.mea' >tlalv NJ
or economic and engineering facts
that .woui lo authorized t. ue%n
fiatc and. settle, subject ~ anprova.
ON c," 9r"ss. fhc patijeip tiou.
lights aul oh'ig.tiw@ Of each GROUP
in ANY particular works.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

,anaT The project for t0c Great
Lakas aud ST. Lawrence, including
he Erie canal, "shopld await de
oiSion of the joint Cau7dian-Amcri-
I'm commission which viii report
.avt April. Development ef HE
Mississippi river should continue,
.ud charnrl. connecting Chicago,
New Orleans. EaHsas city and
Pittsburgh should be laia out. Tho
"o'orado river project should await
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
Rail Commission
Grants Authority
70 Telegraph Co.

Glowing a hearing by the rail
road commission yesterday in San
Francisco, the Postal TELEGRAPH
company is authorized 10 accept in
trastatc messages to aud from if,
of c"s IN 'npcl.lr Valley, pending
y final decision from the clmmiss .on
"A the company Application for a
certificate ot necessity.
The Western Ta,"o flied pro
test against the granting Of ccr0f
'cate 70 tie Postal. and unfiI last
Friday the Iattcr was unable TO ac-
ccpt messages fer iransa SION or
delivery in it's valley offices, ex.
rent TO ana from points outside the
state.
C. W. Ray. manager Of the local
office, anticipates the certificate of
necessity to his company.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
MTXED RECEPTION
FOR PRESIDENTS
ANNUAL, MESSAGE
(Contiued from page ~


---------------- - ------------
mission made an Investigation of
causes for the failure of caopera-
tive enterprises in the northwest
.ol made a report severely scoring
he Minneapolis ehapber of com,
warce for what lis members had
done to Kill cooperative enterprises
,r the northwest :
Sarcastic Criticism
The most sarcastic criticism of
the message was offered by Senator
Jim Reed Democrat of Missouri,
who said:
"It is probably the most mi>lead-
ing illogical statement ever issued
hv .Ae-vhite house.
iii utterly disrcgards md mis-
<'ata~ v.tal factS. \ single Illus
tr7rion viii suffice. The message
states: No provision of the state
seems 10 me ta give this court any
to be 4 pol:tical rather
liam iu'ieaI court
''Oa the contrary it is easily de
that the league has cX-
pre>~ly Conferred Oh tine court iur-
isdictiou of questions both political
aad judicial. This Viii beeome ap-
parent q, soon is the debates he
in.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

Cameron Beck. personnel director OF
the New York stock exchange, who
is making a tour of Southern Cali
fornia, speaking before civic clubs
in the interest Of boy development
Mr.. Beck addressed the FL Centre
Chamber Of Commerce luncheon here
1t noon today.
y special assembly, attended by
over 450 high hool and iHHiar col
leg" students. and the entire farul-
". was held ~ the lieh school this
morning 20 hear an address by Cam
eron Beck of New York City.
Speaking on "Charactpr Build
ing Beck caught and held the uu-
divided attention of the students.
who were enthusiastic regarding his
address. Many concrete czampIcs
such as appeal po youth We're given
hv the speaker. VIII" is sail - have
delivered enc Of the best talks ev4r
made before the local student body.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

month by five men. There were
] - cars stopped and 80 arrests
mad". = Of which resulted in prose
rrr.ouS for reckless driving or
driving while intoxicated. The to-
tai expense Of operation for the
SQUAD was Sl125. The addition of
the rhree new men will bring the
cost of operation per month to ap-
pfo>imatelv $l,735.
The matter Of forming road
Improvement district in the Bard
sect On was put over until the next
meeting Of the bo@fd ON December
IL
viii Condemn Property
Authority was given to the dis
trict attorney n proceed with con
domination proceedings against Ger
tain property required for the
construction of the IIoItville- FL Cen
tro section Of the state Highway.
An appropriation OF 500 wa
ma3e from the eonutv advertising
fund - permit the horticulture I
commissioner II arrange Tor an I'm
preia Valley exhibit in connection
with the National Orange show at
san Ecrnarliuo ii February.
The supervisors authorized pur-
clase Of Ford roadStee for the use
cf the road superintendent in dis
trfrt Nc and Instructed the clerk
to advertise for sale, one Ford ear
which the county has no further
use.
AnHeEation of the jasper schao'
district, to the Cal"Xico union high
hood district, which was scheduled
for i -,uSsi,a yesterday was not
reached before the board adjourned.
and il was expected il will he tax
cu up at rh.s afternoon : session.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

No 700 is complete without one Of
these boys garbed in trousers having
24-inch bottoms.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

LsS.eu couu y da.rieS are unlr,
production test. bur Honey Lake
dairmcn wish to huy more tcStrd
COWS
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
TnpiEp DeG+

The recent debt settlement
-l=.fI be RAJ. fired 10y the senate .''
.,ar<c they 1,picSeut IN ".'h H-
stance thu ha>t that cau hc d."'
.aH .fr= wise-. aattlem,at fut. r''
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

Beginning January ]. I.as>cl
county viii luEe home demon
,ttat.ta agent.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
Imnigration

If the present rcs'r,rt,"" o1''r
Inv aefrives eifizens Of ..'- '.'',
..af tho comfort AMI softly "i
tbaSe bound To- them hv G.. i'"
Tv tics. such mpliti.9.iur, '''
bc adentcd rs Will affnrl .rL n''
vavs in accordance with 'he prm
r.ple tbat out government owes l'-
first dutr to on own people.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
world Court

The world .out appears I" h.
;naeeeaagat o4 lie Leapue Of Nv
tom. - Tie reservations fl'e' sag
a.st,d - III sga-tc are tI'f'cy'
70 protect tbs country from "''
embarrassing results Of its a."''
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

Authority should be lodged with
the president and the Departments
Of commerce and labor, giving them
power T. deal with an emergency.
They should hc able to appoint tea
p0rary boards with authority to rqn
for witnesses and documents, con.
cilatc differences. encorr'ro @rbN1'-
tion, and in ease Of threatened
scarcity, exercise ronuui over arbl-
tratior.
Prohibit or
81 request Of the people, OBJ
scfvaucc, Of the rubnc officers
continuing effor.s for enforcement,
aud Of the congress i2y.rab,c action
on the budget rcconmn' int.on for
tie prosecution of this w.rA.
Colorado River Plans
The government should redeem
its pledge'to take over the Cape Cod
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

Administration of the merchant
marine should be lodged "undrI
the direct control of single cXeru
tive head.
, 1925-01-15
Mis-. India Fausett IL spending .
few days this week In RAwlins from
her home In Saratoga.
Conversation Overheard Between Jones and
Smith Regarding New Cars They had Purchased

Jones-"What did you give for
that car. SMITH"
smith-"Thousand and fifty. what
did you pay for yours?"
Jones-"Oh. I bought . Ford. only
cost me Four Fifty"
smith-"What do you save buy
ing that priced carl"
Jones-"Just six hundred to be-
gin with"
Smith-"What about the up-keep,
the cost in the end?"
Jones-"It is generally conceded
that the Ford Car has the greatest
secondhand car value. but for the
sake of argument, let's suppose that
your car and mine will d~epreciate
the same each year, which according
to average depreciation figures
amounts to 35% the first year.
1879 the second year and 10 percent
each year following.
Smith-"What's that got to do
with it,"
Jones-"Just a little late to tell
you, Smith. You've already bought.
But here goes: You paid $1050 for
your car. 1 paid $3.50 for mine, a
difference of $500. That 5000 in
vested in a more profitable PROPOSE
ton than o have already chosen
would have brought you 6 to 80
interest or $500 to $4,000 for IL
months"
Smith-"Sounds pretty good"
Jones-'Your car will depreciate
35% of the original cost the first
year, or $367.50. Granting. for the
sake Of argument that mine will de-
preciate in the same ratio here is
another difference OF $40 in my
favor"
Smith-"That's right"
, 1925-01-15

covered to be able to leave the hos
-patal on the 9Th. %,
+. James Murphy. a conductor on the
Untpn Pacific. was discharged on the
9Th.
Mike Mccarthy, a tool dresser, wa.
admitted to the hospital on the 9Th
and underwent an operation on Mon.
day OF this week. His condition II
reported as good.
Mrs. John Robertson was discharg.
ed from the hospital on tho 7th. Mrs
Robertson was entered In the Hospital
on December 9Th and shortly aftel
underwent a serious operation. Hei
condition now Is reported as YER,
favorable.
Frank Ritter, who was admitted
on November. 18th. was able to leave
the hospital on Wednesday Of last
week. 80
Roy o. Thompson who was entered
in the hospital on November 18th
was sufficiently recovered. to leave
the hospital on the 7th. MI. Thomp.
son was In the hospital as the result
OF being in an auto wreck.
Miss Gloria Hopkins OF Parco was
brought to this city and entered in
the hospital on Saturday of last week
She underwent a tonsil removal op.
Grafton and was abba to leave the fol.
lowing day.
Guada Luce Campo. Mexican, who
Is employed by the P. and R. was
admitted on the 9Th for medical
treatment. He was discharged on
the 10th.
Mrs. Jack Langdon Of Parco was
entered in the hospital on Friday OF
last week and underwent an opera
ton the following day. Her condi-
ton Is reported as good.
William Brundage of Parco was
entered in the hospital on Sunday
and vas discharged on Monday OF
this week. He was suffering from
gas poisoning.
Earl c. Alleman. pipefitter for the
p. and r. at Parco, was brought to
this city on Monday and entered in
the hospital. He was suffering from
an injury to his left eye. His con-
dition is reported as good.
Carol Rhodes. telegraph operator
for the Union Pacific railroad at
Walcott. underwent a tonsil and ad-
enoids removal operation on Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Charles Lytle and baby
daughter of S29 N. Eighth street
were discharged from the hospital ON
Friday of last week.
The number of patients registered
in the hospital for the following days
were: January 9TH, 1S; 9Th. II; 9Th.
10; 10th. II; 18th, Is and 18th
is.
, 1925-01-15
Tom Sun II spending several days
In the city this week from h1s Sweet
water ranch.

Jones1"That's . total of approx
mately $3.50. Now. you'll drive
your car at least q much as I do
mine. and / figure ia drive mine
5000 miles the first year"
Smith-"Yes."
Jones-"Well, then, divide that
$3.50 by 5000 miles and you win
see that its going to cost you 6A
$1060 car than 1t does to operate my
$3.50 Ford, and I'll 90 any place you
will. Yes, and I will have much more
comfort driving my Ford car through
city traffic than you will driving your
big car, moi to mention the easy
time I will have parking my a COM
pared to parking yours.
Smith, never thought of all
those things. Jones'"
Jones-"I did. And, furthermore,
it's useless to mention the additional
necessary expenses to operate the
cars. Your insurance will be about
the same as mine. Well a you
will not spend any more for gas and
oil than l will. and give you an ever
break on the tires, though 1t will cost
you considerably more to replace
those 80 x 4 cord tires than it will
me to replace by 80 K 3h fabrics.
And, remember, Smith. the repairs
are the most important expense Of
up-keep. You'll be. paying $50 for
a radiator when I'm .Aaply paying
1880; OF $3.50 TO. q front fender
while 1 will only pay $500"
Smith-"Say, Jones. where were
you yesterday, ten minutes before I
bought this carl"
Jones' round at Frank M. John
ston Motor Company buying this
Ford"
, 1925-01-15

The Scouts will display their
Scout work soon, SO watch this paper
! for announcements.