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Clubs and
Meetings

East End Pleasure Club was to
give card party Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Mary
Conaughton, 121 N. Arsenal Ave.
A card party will be given Thurs
day afternoon and evening for the
benefit OF st. GATHERINGS church at
the home of Mrs. A. B. Armbruster,
213O Napoleon st.
The Weber Council. No. 274,
Y. M. I. will hold an open meeting
Friday evening, euchre party and
smoker will follow.
Indianapolis Grove 81, u. A. o. d.
was to give a card party Wednes-
day evening at 141-2 w. Ohio st.
Capitol City Circle, U. A. o. d.
will play cdrds Thursday evening at
ia e. Maryland st.
A. d. Streight Circle No. 16,
Ladies Of the G.. A. r. will meet
Thursday at p. M, at 512 N. Illii-
nois ST., Mrs. Alvida White in
charge.
Magnolia Circle. No. will meet
Thursday at 2:SO p. m. at Redmen's
hall, Morris and Lee SITS.
Marion Council. No. 730 Security
Benefit Association will give a dance
at Eagles Hall, 43 w. Vermont ST.,
Thursday night.
TIE Independent Order Of Shep-
herds was to give dance Wednes-
day night in ?. III. G.. Hall, East
and Michigan SITS.
The Two-In-One Club will give a
card party Thursday afternoon at
2:15 in theI o. o. F.. Hall, Hamilton
Ave. and K. Washington st.
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DISCUSS SPRING PLANS
Service Star Legion Chapter Talks
Over April and May Affairs.

At the regular meeting Of the
Hamilton Berry chapter, Service
Star Legion Tuesday afternoon at
the library, Mrs. Bruce Maxwell, ma
tional executive secretary, gave a.
talk on the plans for the national
convention of the legion to be held
in Atlanta, Ga, in May. Arrange
ments were completed for the lunch
con to be given April 21, in honor
or Mrs. Max Meyer. Of Des Moines.
Ia. past national president of the
Legion. Mrs. Effie Schoen Morgan
chairman OF the ways and means
committee in charge of a card party
to be given by the chapter April
is at the D, A r. chapter house.
gave a report Of the reservations.
Mrs. Cora Young Wiles read a
group Of original poems.
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LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO LESLIE PRES
COLT. CONTINUED.


Leslie. / am sure you must I'M
derstand that all decent men put
their wives above themselves on the
pedestal and worship before them,
which is perhaps foolish.
Leslie. mother of my boy, surely
we can come to some sort of a
working combination. Surely you
can see from those two letters that
I did not love that woman. Poor
little bedraggled creaturel She was
like a tiny kitten only wanting food
and warmth and little petting to
stretch herself and purr with con-
tentment. 1 didn't expect anything
of her. was surprised at her let
ter. / did not know that she had
either the brains or the heart that
the contents denoted. She was
amused and amusing for the mo-
ment.
Don't you see, dear. that that girl
may still further be likened to a
kitten.
She said in her letter that she
natural. I had pulled her out Of a
very tight place and her letter
shows that she cared still more for
the comfort that my check would
insure her than she could possibly
care for me.
This Is a strange kind of letter,
dear, for a man TO be writing to his
wife. My mother and ! think even
your mother would possibly be sur
prised and shocked a bit. 1t has
only one merit 1t is, sincerely hon.
est, and Iohope, dear, that as nearly
as you can, with your beautifully
idealic temperament, you will try to
understand my more material ma
ture.
Leslie, when / was in New York
with your mother 1 found out that
she really understands me. was
going to tell her all that I have
written you here and this was even
before had any idea that you
would ever know.
had begun to recount the whole
thing when my mother, who you
know would never understand. came
into the room and. Of course, any
conversation of a kind we had just
started was all off. After that morn
ing there never seemed a proper
time when the confidence could be
resumed. For condolences Of that
kind, you know, cannot be brought
forth under all circumstances. They
must have the right time, as well
as the right place In which to make
themselves heard.
expect / should not be here
writing this letter to you. I expect
IL I were brave man would go
and tell 1t all to you. but. Leslie.
while do not think am coward
in other things. must humbly con-
fess that I am afraid of your con-
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would not make any difference. so
long as you loved each other. But
would you keep on loving each other,
But would you keep on loving each
other. when you realized what a diff
ference 1t would make? That Is
the question only time can answer.
Women usually grow old sooner
than men do. although not as early
as they once did. When this woman
is As, we'll past youth. you will be
3S. not even considered middle age
for modern man. VIII you want
the same things then, or will you
be thinking Of the younger women
you know, who still would enjoy
the things you would enjoy?
II is dangerous for a man to
marry a woman as many as seven
years older than he Is. Such a
marriage seldom is happy.
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THEFTS CONTINUE
|NEMPTYHOUSES
Electric Range, Bathtub and
~ Heater Taken

The vacant house burglar con-
tinued his work Tuesday night. c.
~. Jenkins, AZ W. washington St..
owner of a vacant house at 345 N.
Auburn ST., told police the electric
range, bath tub, lavatory. water
boiler and heater and electric water
pump were taken
School No. Is, located at e Michi-
gan st. and BevfIle Ave-, was bur-
glarized, detectives say. A purse
and a robe valued at $40 was taken.
Other burglariesZ Home Of j. e.
Martin, 1856 College Ave, sflverware
valued at $145 and IS in money; Sam
Holder, Stop 6, Madison Rd.. his
garage entered and tires valued at
$185 taken; home OF Frank Weisen-
berger, s107 E. New York ST.. cloth
ing valued at $3.50.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by
police belong to:
William A. Mitchell. 1884 Climber
St, Ford, found at West and Wash
ington SITS.
z. b. Davis. 4o6 8. Grace St..
Ford, found at s. Pennsylvania St.
and the Union Railway elevation.
q. w. GLADDEN., Brownsburg. Ind.
Ford, found at Senate Ave. and
Maryland St.
John r. Gillispie. 3S49 College
Ave, Ford, found at Shelby and
Perry SITS,
Daisy B. McLeay. 2027 N. New
Jersey ST., Maxwell. found at Wash
ington st. and Capitol Ave.
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SENATORS MOVE TO
PROBE EXPORTERS
Trade Board Asked for Facts
About Combinations,
BIZ Unitsd Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, March 25.--A sig
niflcant move in the ANTITRUST cam
paign was made today when sixteen
Senators joined in a request to tho
Federal Trade Commission for in
formation on the organization Of
American combinations abroad un-.
der the Webb Pomerene export trade
act
This act permits American firms in
the same line of business to unite
to promote their export business in
a manner which would be illegal
under the Sherman antitrust act in
domestic business.
According to Senator Ladd, North
Dakota, he and his colleagues have
been stirred by reports that Ameri-
can combinations formed under the
protection of this act have made
agreements with foreign combina-
tons in the same lines to divide UP
the world and control its markets
and also to engage in dumping"
products. abroad to hold up prices
in the United States.
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500 TO BE INITIATED

Grotto Monarch to Be Honor Guest
at Ceremony.
Oliver q. Waid. monarch of Sa,
hara Grotto. will be honor guest
May at initiation ceremony for
five hundred candidates at the Athe-
naeum. Chester o. Martin, chief JUS
tice. said.
Saraha plans sen ling a delegation
of four hundred to he national con-
vention OF Mystic Order of Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
at Atlantic City. N. j., June 90.
WaId will be in charge of the dele
CATION, which will have special
train. Convention was in Indianapo.
lis last summer.
A number of officials attended
ceremonies Of the Lafayette Grotto
Tuesday night
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

II you see any automobiles bearing
these: license plates call the police or
The indianapolis Times. Main $500 The
owner may be able TO do the same for
you sometime.
Automobiles reported stolen to
police belong to:
Ode Herod. 1915 Carrolton Ave,
no license given. Ford. taken from
Senate Ave. and Market ST.
Arthur Harvey. 2449 e. Thirty
Fourth ST., Ford. 654--453. from New
Jersey and New oYrk SITS.
James Cooley, 2259 Broadway,
Oakland, 1885, from 2250 College
Ave.
Nick Stancin, 20 s. West ST..
studebaker, 4ss-ssO. from 424 w.
Pearl ST.
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THE TANGLE

temptuous arraignment and your Sc
we're, though just, conclusions.
For the boys sake, Leslie, let's
at least call a truce. Wait until
your mother comes home and then
If you have concluded that you do
not want me In your life, we will
make the changes. presume your
lip will curl when you head the
last words of this letter but, never
theless, mean them with all my
heart and soul. love you, and
because 1 love you. know that
have never loved any other woman
In my whole life. JACKS
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Incl
TOMORROW-Letter from Leslie
Prescott to John Alden Prescott.
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Seven Years

Dear Mrs. Lee: / am 20 years old and
am every much in love with widow o.
AZ have been keeping company with
her for sone two years or more, and VIC
are thinking very much of getting mar
Do you ttials her being seven years
as we love each otheri' I. W.
No, her being. seven years older
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Sorry Now

Dear Miss Lee: A month ago quar-
relied with the fellow 1 was going with.
come back. He said II / ever wanted him
TO come back I would have-to write to
him.
/ want him back now. but am afraid
he will think I am soft" II write to
him. What should dof
What your heart dictates. Evil
IDENTIFY he intends to keep his word.
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Arthur c. Lorenzo. 121 e. Fifth
St., ConnersYille. Ind. is missing
according to his brother. Edward. 1t
Is thought the missing man came
here. He Is a shell. shocked war
veteran and is recovering from
tuberculosis the brother said. He
has brown hair. and eyes and is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-25
LOCAL WORKERS ATTEND
National Interrac. Conference
80 Opens at Cincinnati.

Delegation. representing the inter
racial committee Of the Indianapo-
lis Council of Social Agencies. left
today to attend the nationall inter-
racial conference at Cincinnati.
Ohio, which opened fer a three-day
session under auspices of gthe Fed
Grated Council Of Churches.
The party included DIR. w. F.
King, Albert w. Taylor, Charles o..
Lee, f. e. De Frantz, Thomas Dex-
ten, II. l.. Sanders. the Rev. H. L..
Herrod, Matthias Nolcox, Mrs. w. H.
Adams. Mrs. Pearl Forsyth ami Mrs.
Mary Belcher.
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BIZ United Press
CLINTON, Ind. March 25.-Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Barcus were today
mourning the death OF their little
daughter, Evelyn Edith, who was
drowned late Monday, when she
stepped into an open cistern at their
home.
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dresses. coats. stockings, sweaters.
draperies. coverings, hangingS,
Everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other
|xind-and tell your druggist
whether the material you with to
color Is. wool or silk or WHETHER It
|is linen, cotton. or mixed go<ds.-
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Color it New with
.gt
Diamond Dyes
Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye
Garments, Draperies = Everythingl

Beautiful home dyeing and tinting
is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes.
Just dip in cold water to tint soft,
delicate shades, or bou to dye rich,
permanent colors. Zach 15-cent
package contains directions so
simply any woman CEN dye or tint
Isr,<~o,i% ej1l1n rfhhonu eLfrfo xuaiefe
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Martha Lee Says---
MAKING GIRL FALL OUT
OFLOVE REQUIRES FACT

The time when mother needs diplomacy, perhaps.
airy other time when her daughter falls in love-
thinks she has fallen in love, with the wrong
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LADS PACKARD STOLEN
Police Look for Thief of ~Meanest
Variety"

A thief Of the "meanest VARIETY"
is responsible for the grief OF Water
Morton, 725 N, Meridian ST., today.
The little fellow, through his mothes,,
told police some one had stolen his
" Packard"
The little auto was painted vel
low. Its value was placed at SIS.
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CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS

They gice you health. bodily comfort.
case of digestion. free elimination. an actioe
aOu. a clean colon, speet breath. a healthy
tongue end an alert, contensed mind In a
vigorous. veu nou,ishedsbody.
Sold everywhere only rs cents
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E7EADERS of the Junior Gen
III eral Assembly, composed of
IL high school students from
all over Indiana, were busy today
getting down to brass tacks."
William Jenner OF Marengo, Is
president pro tenn. Of the Senate,
and Robert p Small of South
Bend. is speaker of the House.
The first women Senators" in
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Severe pains caused by gasses in
stomach and intestines. agsra-
waited by dyspepsia. liver disor-
ders and constipation. Positive
relief and good digestion re-
stored bv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
ANNOUNCE PLAN
FOR HANDLING
YUMA TRAFFIC

Tentative arrangements for con
troll Of traffic on the sand hill
route during the Yuma Highway
celebration ON February -, have
been made by CaItaiu Art Leonard
cf the state traffic department.
After living the matter consid-
crabl. invest CATION, Leonard has de
cided that the route over the plank
road will be CLOSED to west bound
traffic at 8: 50 a. M, and viii re-
main closed until p. IN.
At The latter hoar the road will
hv closed to east boaud traffic and
viii rcmain closed for a period Of
time depending upon the number of
cars wishing 10 travel Westward.
Ihceeattcr, the controls viii be re
%iiagcd by number Of cars and
lhc d'rrctlon in which they wish to
travel until the mann body Of val
ley residents start returning from
Alma, when the road will again
he closed Tor westbound traffic.
This agreement has not been def
Iiiteiv decided rs vet and Captain
Leonard stated tins morning that
he Will be glad to give considcra-
ton to suggestions from those. in
charge of tnc celebration, or from
other interested parties.
The traffic squad wishe, to give
the best possible sclNicr to accomt
date the greatest number Of people,
Leonard said, and will do. every
thing in is power 10 insure safe
and quick travel. over the plank
road
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
Cotton Seed Oil
Report Given
BY US.

WASHlNGTON, Feb. 2o-rhc
census bureau report for the period
of An ust /, 1921 no january 3L
1929 'or the coDlou seed oil report,
is a@ Follows:
Cotton seed received INT mills, cx-
'lnIng fel,hjpau'e, 'nl26lSG
tons crushed @2l2.32J.
+, lu.tjmf:
Crra. oa 971.25l0o3 pounds, lc.
fined ~"G,&2N.91} cake ard mcm,
lls0,2.S ) toms; buils e2l9ol; lin
ter, 6l9,53G bales; buIl fiber lg,9l2.
stocks ON band january "a, sced at
plant, S9N,61l TONS; crude oil l2O.
a9700a ponHI,; cud. Oh refined
5U3.- 'I' pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
Hoppe Would Be
Ball Catcher, Too
By United FrcSs Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.--'If |
coul5 be major league baseball
catcher aud tn, pocket billiard
champion, I Il b. completely salts
fled now, e" Willie Hoppe, world 5
cuc Wilard -aid here before le;ly-
ing for Chicago TO-DAY.
Hoppe. who has. he'd the balk
Iiue billiard chaa.pioaslip Tor ears
aimo voud count, added more
to ht~ -lo.y last night when lac de
f"atcd Bob CaurtaH, 'uc world 5
three cushion champion, in the
iiua block Of a ten block match
hy n totu score of 600 TO bal.
1t Wa, 81 special match and Cam
tcfaN', title was not At stake, brt
tioppr wa, satisfied with a plain
l.ctory otar q recognized champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
4 -
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Monte Carlo-Luis Angel fipo,
South American heavyweight. start.
ed serious tfaining toduv for bout
vherc- on March II against the win.
Hcr of the Krutc Bombar-
der Wells fight, scheduled for
March II. Firpo made Il poor show
ing last might in an exhibition bout
against Harry Drake and Jack
Townsend. Spectators complained
that it WIS only a sparring cXhibi,
tiou.
San Francisco - Jack Br:tton,
former world 5 wcltcrwcight champ
ion, and Bcrmondscy Billy Wells
of England, meet tonight in tn ten
round main event at Drcamland
ring. Frankie Farrcn and hoe Pow
ell, lightwcishts, fight the six round
scmi.fiual
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
M'CRAW STICKS
TO HIS TEAM
ANOTHER YEAR
Return of Johnson Is
Piece of Good Luck
For Harris
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
Omitted Press Sports Editoi)

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 John Me.
GraW Waa one of the very few
major league managers who thought
enough Of his last year 5 team to
stick TO il for another campaign.
Jack licndrick made several nd
ditions to the Cincinnati Reds from
the minor leagues, but he failed to
get q first bascman to succeed Jake
Daubcrt and h, probably viii have
TO 90 through the season with Rubc
ITcSslcr, reformed pitcher, on
first base. BrcSscr is very good
player, however, and he may fill
the bill.
Th' BrayCs aud the Robins made
only one minor deal and the Pills
failed to do anything to strengthen
notoriousIy weak team.
The Pirates and the Cubs were
well shaken up by a big deal and
both clubs may be bcmrfitcd>
McGraw says that Pittsburgh will
give him his hardest fight. He
thinks that the Pirates will be i'm
proved rs a result Of the trade with
the Chicago Cubs. The Pittsburgh
officials were criticized by some
very good authorities for parting
with Grimm, MaranvilIe and Coop
cr, but others thought it was a smart
now.
Washington made the most lin"
up changes among the American
League teams, and the team should
ho greatly improved for tho race.
Dutch Rcathcr and Stan Covclcskic
ar not Young enough to be sure
thugs. bG' neither arc they too old
to BE- desperate CANDLES. Tho re
turn Of Walter johnson to The team
wa, the best piece Of luck Hucky
IImrie had, bee,uSr Sir WNtsr is u
most certain TO bc winner Tor at
least two more years. 9
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
New High Price
Set For Hogs

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-A new
seasons top record was made in
hogs at the local stock yards to-
day.
Brisk buying Oh predictions
OF an acute shortage of hog pro
ducts duo to rapidly dWinding
herds sent the market up to
S11.G0.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
MANY SHIFTS IN TEAMS AS BALL SEASON on
Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20.-Fidcl
Labarba has been established as a
slight favoritc over Young Nation
alista for the 10-r0und bout in
which the bantams will meet at the
Hollywood American Legion to-
night
Labarba $ showing against Jimmy
McClarnin and his superior hitting
power is being dopcd to bring him
in a winner over the tricky Filipino.
Tommy Cello, San Francisco light
weight, is on the card to 90 six
rounds with Bud Hamilton of Den
yer, III the semi windup.
Repairs were being rushed today
ON Frank Lockhart 5 racing car.
badly demolished when the Young
driver smashed into q fence at the
Culver City speedway yesterday.
Lockhart escaped injury and it is
though that his machine will be in
shape for a qualifying test tomor-
row.
\ tournament that Will bring to-
gcthcr California S leading women
tennis players is planned for April
! and ), here.
Midwick Country club officials
announce that Il horth-south series
is being arranged and that Helen
Wills, Helen Jacobs, Eleanor Ten
n%nt and Winifrcd Suhr will repre-
sent the north. Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy, Mary X. Browne, Mrs. vii
Liam NJ. Henry and Marion Williams
are to play for Southern California,
according TO the announcement.
Bob Gillespie, Vernon coast lea
que club outficldcr, has been sold
to the Evansville club of the three.
league, Tiger officials announce.
With the signing by Howard
Jones Of; u contract to coarh foot.
bali at the University Of Southern
California for the next three sea
sons talk Of a Valet. S. {. game
for 1876 was revived.
When jones sfas AZ. Iowa, his team
played at New Haven and he is re
ported to be making new efforts 10
sign the Troians for 4 gancF with
the Biar. He IS Il graduate Of Yale
and Il brother Of Tad Joitos, the
coach.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
NOTICE OF SALE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that on Saturday,
FchrGor" -, at the hour of 10 Il.
'E" constable of Ifcbcr township,
Imperial County, California, for sale
.at said time at Courtney Service
Station, Iict or, Calf, one Buick
ear, Model e 81, Motor 40. l0S6l0.
That said Nrlc Will be under the
provisions of S"r' S. SOL and 3Q52
Civil Code for Storage in the sum
of $1,000.
That more than sixty days have
elapsed since the said pcrforWance
of said services. Sale VIII tc at
pnhli" auction and to the highest
bidder mt the hour of 10 Il, m, Feb
ruary -, 1923, at Courtney Service
Station, lIabcr, Calf.
(Signcd) G. Il. COURTNEY.
Feb. 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
KING GEORGE IMPROVES
By United Press Leased Wire

LONDON. Feb. 90.-Although he
spent rcstlc,, night, the bronchial
cold Of King George continues to
improve, physicians bulletin at
10 a. u, said.
"TAc king : condition is making
slow progrrs, for the bcttcr,' the
report read.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
No, 1J01S Dept. ?
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION
OF CORPORATION

In the Superior Court of the Stats
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
In The Matter OF the Application for
Dissolution Of
IMPERIAL WAFER COMPANY,
No. FIVE, Il corporation.
Notice is hereby given that the
Imperial Water Company No. 5, 1t
corporation, organized under the
laws of the State of California, has
presented to the superior court Of
the County Of Imperial, n petition
praying to he allowed to disincorpO-
rate and dissolve, and that Friday,
the 20th day of March, 1925, at =
o o'clock in the afternoon, or as soon
Thereafter as counsel can be heard
has been appointed as the time, and
the courtroom of Department No. >,
of the superior court, in and for the
County of lmperial, State of Cali.
fornia, as the place at which said
application is to be heard.
Given my hand and the seal Of
the superior court of the County
of Imperial, State of California, this
18th day of February, 1925.
c. G. MOI SSEAE,
ClcrA
BY G, L. Williford, Deputy Clerk.
Feb I4t26.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
ITODAY'SWANTA ADS

RATES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver.
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is cent per word each inser-
ton. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20

Soycta! counties will AID i'm the
federal surrey seeking to find a
good road into the Pinnacle from
the Monterey County side.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
For SGle-KeaE Estate
APPRAISALS

FL Centro Realty Board il
at your service and will
safeguard your interest by
giving prompt, unbiased
report on value of Farm
Lands and City Property
at nominal cost. Phone
4IO. 29t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20
For Salg--AutOs
FOR SALE-I. H. G. TRUCK
AT A BARGAIN

One ton capacity, is in splendid
condition mechanically and
looks almost like new, has )
Pneumatic Cord tires. Just the
thing for lettuce trucking.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-20

Don't Strain your eyes reading
lat at night. Take care of them,
SkirtS will be shorter this spring.