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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
THIRD WEEK OF BOY. SCOUT CAMP
FULL TO BRIM WITH ACTIVITY
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iod went to tent five, composed of
the following scouts: Victor Hetzel,
John Nichols, Hiram Gordon, Billie
Foss, Sammy Eastman and Chester
Collins. r. p. Moore, president of
the council is giving each of these
BOYS six months subscription to
Boys Life, the official boy scout
magazine, as a reward for their eff
forts. Other tents were close on
their heels for first honors, but only
one could win. Too much can not
be said in praise for all the scouts,
for their efforts to win in this con-
test.
All the scouts in camp are divided
into three troops. composed of seven
patrols, with leader in charge of
each troop. These troops are com
peting for highest honors in pass
ing tests. The Southern Trust and
Commerce bank of FL CentrO, has
Offered six months subscription to
Boys Life to each boy in the troop
which passes the largest number of
tests.
On account of 4 number of the
boys having registered for only one
week, and could not be here for the
court of honor next Saturday night,
we held court of honor Saturday
night and the following awards were
made:
Second Glass: Beunie Nogel, troop
2G. First Glass: Everett Moline. - !;
james Rcedy and Roy Sweeney, 26;
Donald Ball, Is.
Merit Badges Awarded
Frank Hciny, troop ., poultry
keeping and swimming; Alex Stew
art.7, first aid: Tom Anderson, IL,
civics; Harold Stewart, Ii, first aid !;
Billie Douthitt. ,, personal health ;
Robert Douthitt. .6, first aid to ami
mails; Alfonso Perez, 9. craftsman
ship (wood), camping and cooking;
Julian Rava, |, swimming; Hector
Garcia. 9, first aid To animals. fire.
mau>hip and swimming; Emil Hash
en-, 9. swimming: David Hinoi iosa, 9
swimming; Robert Anderson, II,
craftsmanship, life saving and swim
ming; Sammy Eastman, }. athletics
Sammy Eastman was elevated to
( the rank Of life scout. He came to
, last wear s camp n tenderfoot. He
; has five more badges to earn when
he will becomc an eagle scout.
Frank Heincv and Robert Ander
/ son were made star scouts.
There were many Sunday visitors
: th" ma aioritv of whom were nj tn,
camp for dinner. In this connec
! tiou, Mr.. McCrorv urges those who
arc planning on being in camp foI
meals to notify him in advance. a>
! il is quite difficult TO know how
} many to plan for unless this is done
Visitors included NJ. and Mrs. NJ
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
CITY
CLERK, BRAWLEY,
SHORT IS CHARGE

Clarence =. Smirkle, assistant .-tv
Hart # Brawlev. Is being heI u-
police II tha- city following % pur-
ported confession made TO Nov JIM
faaal, city clerk and George Wade.
city engineer. admitting "a shortage
ia lis accounts. Miss Jgv-.al d..
claIed tint Size had sgsnecfef some.
thing wrong for sonic rfme and had
Lad Smicf.c's books ca.afuIv
checked hu- tley always balanced
perfectly
Last week is was discovered that
Sm.ck5e had taken varica, amounts
giving receiute therefor. which DE-
Lad failed 10 transfer ~ thc books.
and being grilIe1. be admitted that
bis speculations would run tn ~
ltast Ss00--possiblv more.
( Smiekie is sal ~ have made a
similar confession 70 tIo Rawlov
police and plans are under way to
give him "a speedy prel.mia. hear
ing aud trial He turned over s27-
20 tie police, if is declared. agd Fl
Is l.#e3 t1a' his bond win cogc
th' ltst . the shortage.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

V. West and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
West, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick, NJ. ID. Wit
ter and three daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bobbie Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
c. Webster, all of .Brawley; Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Watson, j. G. Scott, c.
+. Pollard and party, all of Calexi-
20; Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Brince, Earl
j. Bodine, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. j. Har-
ris, Russell ll>Graves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Hetzel, Virginia Hetzel, Ruth
Whitelaw, Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Birch.
field, Clint Cox, all of FL Centre,
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Hopewell Of
Imperial.
The camp honor system is work.
ing rs satisfactory this period as it
did the first session. The problem
of discipline is reduced to the min.
imum.
The efficiency contest for the Ca
lexico Rotary club trophy closed
July |, and the ten days in which TO
file reports have passed. The rec
ords have been sent to Eugene An
derson. president of the club to in.
spect and make the award.
The, executive committee Of the
executive board met last Thursday
and authorized the awarding Of not
to exceed five merit badges 10 one
scout during n two weeks period Of
the camp.
During the first period of camp
our We'll gave out and we We're
scarce Of water: but Frank Weed
|rand his brother Scion, sunk the well
about six feet deeper and we now
have an abundance Of pure cold WA.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
By JOHN MoU-oU8.

United Press Staff C7rrss@ szdsat
DAYTON. Tenn. Jatr 29.-If =
time row To see haw maar newly
licl wore created aaa ha~ ANY
bank accounts eeer1-a#8 n DAYTON
ma,r- The late z4F between hfvaa
rHt Ia.-.v'
7. f. Robins. tla la.;'.ag
druggist. at whose store the --er
cose started. raa ha expected TO-
trade IN his Old Cadillac for Rolls
Royce o- something Ike it, H. hes
made s. mint Of money out ~ the
cas, ami -..sL
The Aqua hotel likewise ta1E In
l.aIe money during tine ra1 DAYS
IF -he rria. tfaa during aHs- Ter
months previously or Ill the FIXTURE.
WITH rates more tL.l doubled ud
every room filled. two tn Il room,
and with even -h1 tath rooH~ and
corridor, provided with 'e#.. Man
.-r vs.. s. N.-lbaz- has been more
i..r f ra- t.- Improvements.
Hamburger George. who's,
-sar IS J.. p. Roberts aad t-ao has
spent 'hr last 4@ years feeding -ir-
c,..-~ and -air~. came sl- on top
"i,a d., barbecue stand O. rte
corrt house lawn.
Having l.s-a. tic success hrca
, of tf.,m-Ic- f.e tf.--a IL a..
Several Arc Broke
T. begin with rar#e ta pre-. -i-
decentralization :. #.o taa.
o..ta lisri.a-aa former hotel. te-
- with r ua. aa
Drought % cook from Caafaoasa. 81
..-..- '.a trial lis egs.sass mas ~
t... ..aa-- TO paw foe tAa eaaa E,
-. TIer. were tao 7.aa~
r..n. a-a..4.l .u ,rl.... f.a.s ta-
a.. t...-r, TO care ~ t.--a.... guest.
o.. ..e Ho.-l.
Tic. ra.-. + Lick Carter. he
~rIl'- famous champion Bible
ta ".e came ai' the ws- from
Detroit f9 give treatments - pat Il
-a-..l- p. aa'et.m .f-5 aH
f.. 40 .s~. n. ,rarI ~ n.s in
O.. t.. .-la..e 70 tle court house
.... '.. ..e.. eaue 70
ee- ..1. u. r.Ie6 d. 81 - III
.a- aa| rraa. back ~ uet-ol-.
Those VIII. .r.t ~. 1.e.-e-t wore
'. soft a-..- ..s.f-.. i@a tr.l
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
MAN DROPS
DEAD HERE

Tie body Of Alex Baptist. colorc3,
0lo olaa Suddenly ia Tins city On
Saturday is being held by, Il. E.
Lemons iu an effort to Try and io-
cate some of the dead nam s reia-
dives.
Baptist. who was 81 years Of age,
f. believed 20 have been victim
of heart disease, possibly a2gravat-
0f tr the heat. Iic had been IN
caroyc OF tho Carson Bakery for
some t.mc and dropped dead at the
plant Saturday about moan.
3, is believed Dc has rciaiives in
10. Angeles, but efforts to find
.ae~ t4a mot produced any response
up 10 the time OF going to press.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

! They went to San Diego Yesterday.
, Raldy" Haynes is leaving for
a month $ vacation in San Diego
: this morning.
! Huber Collins and Walter Har-
riHgton went to San Diego over the
weekend. Mr.. Collins visited his
. wife.
/ Robert Burns visited his wife i'm
! san Diego yesterday.
( Barney and Ed Carroll were noted
in Jacumba Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Storey of Calipatria
was in town Saturday.
! Misses Mildred Hubbard and Peg
, gn Gates spent the weekend in Ja-
/ Gambia.
! Albert Smith visited in Mission
Beach over Sunday.
! Wolford Dry motored to San Diego
/ Saturday afternoon, where he spent
( the weekend.
Miss FrancesFulIer spent the
weekend in san Diego. where She
visited with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brien spent
the weekend in the mountains.
Lee Willoughbv was the motor
guest Of Dr. Dupont as far as ia
cumba where he spent Sunday.
Percy Echols spent the weekend
in the mountains.
Harney Archias of Brawley was
noted in Jacumba Sunday.
Richard Watson motored to San
Diego Saturday, where he spent the
week end with his parents.
Earl Bodine WAS Il visitor at the
Boy Scout camp ut Laguua for sev-
cral days.
Gayle Leach of Brawlev spent a
few DAYS in the mountains, return
ing to Brawlcv this morning.
Mir. and Mrs. W. \. Chanev and
! family, Mrs. Roy Sanders and Miss
Hclcn Peavy Of Brawley and Mr.,
and Mrs. d. l.. Goodrich Of ri Cen.
trc, formed 4 merry party which en-
icyea the cool mountain breezes
over the weekend.
Wilbur Boyles was one of the
many FL Ceutrans who spent 4
few days in the mountains.
L. \. Chestnut returned to FL
Centre this morning. having spent
the week end with his family at
| Live Oaks.
X. A. Macdonald of Mountain
Springs was business visitor in FL
Ccntro this morning.
!. K. Fowhle OF Iacumba was
noted in FL Centre this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Jenkins and
children were noted in Jacumba yes
tcrdaN.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Brince en-
ioyed an outing at La2una over the
weekend.
Mrs. Lucy Martin was seen in
town today coming over from San
Diego.
Miss Evelyn Boman returned
from Vancouver this morning. She
has been attending tie Librarians
conventions in Seattle with Miss
Agnes Ferris who returned last
week.
Miss Evelyn Holeumb of Mills
college is working in the county Ii
brarr now and will take Miss Beu
lah NlItoH2HoN 5 place NhtA 'he id'
TER goes to Berkeley.
Joseph German, editor and pub
Usher of the Somerton, Arizona
/ Star, was visitor in the Press Of
flee Saturday afternoon.
( Mr.. ami Mrs Shearer Of Los An
gcles arrived this morning TO make
I Imperial Valley their home for AZ
indefinite period. Mr.. Shearcr j.
/ with the Pacific Southwest bank.
/ Mr.. aud Mrs. Garland McLane are
back from & short vacation whici
I they enjoyed with the formers folk
! at Downey, California.
Nr. and Mrs. II. G. Dilier Spcn
+ the weekend in .lacumba.
Mrs. Bird Hobby will 90 to the
mountains this evening to see he
mother. returning in the morning
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. John McNeecc have
cone to San Diego whore Mrs. Me
Ncece and her mother will spend
Tie rest of the summer. Mr.. Me
Ncccc will not take his vacation
irutil September,
a. p. Shiblcv. district suporin-
tcndent Of schools, is down from Los
Angeles where he has been attend
ing the southern branch Of the
aT'piyersitv of California. He OK
p,cts 20 return in n few davs.'
Dr. Sem Bacon returned from ia
cumba this morning. where he spent
the week end with his wife, who is
dcrtriled there for-the summer.
Jadge and Mrs. I. Mayfield have
returned from n visit with their
daughter, Mrs. c. F.. Cocheran of
Faole Rock City.
". 4. Tondro returned this morn
inc from Live Oaks, where -lIe has
been for some time. He is much i'm
proved in health and eXnects TO be
in FL Centre during the greater
Dr. and Mrs. +. +. Surface and
family spent the weekend in ia
cumba aud vicinity.
s. T. Marshall left for Jacumba
several days ago where he viii
spend sine time.
Leslie Houston. Irvine Roberts and
Louis McManus went to San Diego
~ ,,.,. TD,..1, ,,-.r C,,., low
Sheriff Gillett visited his fam,
ilv in Jacumha over the weekend.
Harold Gillett. his son, was also not.
el in the mountain resort.
J. H. Rank and family motOrcd
10 San Diego. where they spent the
Weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. y. A. Hall returned
this morning from Jacumba where
thev spent the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Marshall mot
ored - SAN Diego where they en-
inyad the cool ocean breezes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bitter were
among the many local folks who en-
loved the weekend at Jacumba.
Nr. and Mrs. Leo HC:2el tool;
their son back to the scout camp
Sunday. On their return they stop
pe. n the Whitelaw cottage and
Brought their daughter Virginia back
wifi them. She win return We'd
III SLY with Robert Whitelaw and
s.e5t with little Ruth White!aw.
Mr.. and Mrs Neru Bishop spent
IT, weekend in Laguua.
Tom Angel Jr., was seen in ia
cTlaba Sunday.
2lr. and Mrs. F. D. Jacobs and
.ta Clark spent Sunday at their cot
taae in CaleXico Lodge.
Hr. and Mrs. NJ. Q. King are
sporting a few days at Big Bear
Lake
j. z. jenkins and Frank Taylor
saut the weekend IN Jarumba.
Mis- Ella HARMS motoreG 10 San
Hiego on Saturday returning i@st
night
taet Hardigan spent Sunday in
L#g Beach with his family.
James sharpe and Erscl p. Byrd
q Naraev S wen. to San Diego for
t.a weekend.
EIed KENYON visited his wife in
Lire oaks over Sunday.
n. J. Reid returned this morning
fsom Les angeles where he hos talk,
IN 2 week : vacation.
>Er. and Mrs. Oscar Ferguson wen.
81 San Diego yesterday for the day.
a. O. Bridges returned from his
tt,.a week : vacation this morning.
NJ. and Mrs. r. G. Dillon and
their son Donald. spent the week
end in Live Oaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ReaSonover
spent Sunday in the mountains. Mr..
Reasonover went fishing at Moreno.
pr. Norman Dupont WAS with his
family in UHpass over the weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
Chicago Man In
Plunge to Death
~ United Press I.ensed Wire


CHICAGO, July 2o.-E. ". Wag-
ner. former head Of -he desunct
brokerage concern Of Z. y. Wagner
& Co.. plunged from the 15th story
IF the loop office building al noon
today.
Police. after qizzing relatives,
were inclined TO the belief that Wag-
acr committed suicide.
,l-s Anna Wagner told police
SHE was apprehensive over her hus-
bands mental condition. He bad
been desp9udcAt since failure oi
the ]r. Eerage concern two years
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
Bandits Rob
Theater Sa fe
In Pasadena

PASADENA. July 20. II Bandits
secured Approximately $4,000 when
theT robbed the safe Of the Raw
mond Theater between midnight
and 3 q. m. today, according to
police reports.
It is believed 'he bandits were
members Of the gang which robbed
the safe Of the star News several
days ago,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
Some Made OodIes Of Money,
Others Lost Il In DaytOn's
Recent jump Into LimeIight

rented ground trom the ely at s.
= tos-, hal screened in stands built
E. considerable co--. filled barrels
ana boxes with lee and bottled
1.iHka. Lar on their aprons and
.. waita5 f4r the crowd that failed to
-. Iii
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Are You hungry? Give Loynd s
Fountain Lunch q trial. Satisfac-
ton and service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
"This Is Not AS Our
Fathers Did"

The civilization of the Chinese is old--older than
the oldest records that are musty and yellow With
age Yet China today enjoys very few of our mod
ern improvements. The Chinese do not welcome
change. They object to innovation, saying "Ths is
not as our fathers didv'
Imagine an American today saying that he did
not want electricity because his father was satisfied
with candles!
Why have we progressed?
Advertising more than anything else, has made
of us nation willing to judge something new on its
merits, rather than on narrow ancient traditions
Advertising today is as necessary as electricity
sanitation and rapid transit. 1t is more than the
system by which we are kept informed Of every
new Improvement that is to our advantage. 1t is
the cataog wherein, every day, all manner of ar
ticles are listed for use with their individual advan
tageS
Read the advertisements. Be guided by them.
They will help you in making your selections. They
will save you money.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

New Oregon Cafe. First class din
ing room service at counter prices.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mss Rose Sammons is back from
q ten DAYS vacation in Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Work Progressing cn Club.-Con-
tractor Girarl las 2 1.1c. of meH
~ work oE tie old courthouse. which
is being altered r. make "a home for
-------aAtro lodge u E5ks. Although
tas WORK j. progressing SLOWLY if
i expected u ba finished b- Tho
time the lodge is ready for a.-:t.
work m the fall The ar~.5. over
tae front entrance las laea COM
T!e1ed and the e9acr,.e forms r.-
netea.
}ir. aE1 tErs. ". g.. Pe-- w.. E.
.Jaoam mha yesterday.
@. G.. Horne was III Pine Valley
over tae weekend with his family.
~ol2G DOOR taH al.A
7i9V} 1861 ~ 5uHa '&luro7 u5raIe-
r+ucS 'AsHeA yoamCT au. uI slaae
Ie5ns 20 eaJ'P o0sc etg auVL
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

New Oregon Cafe. Quick counter
service. Coolest place in town. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Mitchell spent
Sunday in the hills.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Or. C. ]. McRen6rics, Chiroprac-
lor q Dunaway Bllg. Phone 328.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mrs. William Dawson, William
Dawson Jr,, and Mrs. w. Fleming
and daughter Margaret went TO san
Diego for the weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Da us Beauvy rarlor. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mr. and Mrs. W II. TYLER were IN
Jacum61 over Saturday and sun
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Parisienne Beauty Shoppa open al
Summer. Phone 7S3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Joe Rennalls slept an Of Saturday
and Sunday in Jacamba. He saws
that il is the first real sleep he has
had in weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

I am the best doctor in the land.
Superior to any monkeys gland l
got a name-Paul 5 Lemonade. Al
ways ready for you at Union Stages
depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mrs. r. y. Watson returned with
her husband last night from San
Diego. She VIII stay in the valley
now until Mr.. Watson goes out fer
his vacation, which win le some
time in August.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Walls On 1Iobor Trip.-lIr. and
Ms. =. c. VAN Ieft Saturday night:
ell . motor tria liat will take -L-m
q al points q interest Ia the north
en- part Of the state and on TO Ore.
son ard Washington. The- plan
to spend some time IN Yellowstone
National PAX. Ms. #alt has ias.
ll.arned from the east Wa reports
hot weather 5a Texas, Louisiana.
Alabama and Florida. the hea- there
affecting people more tla4 rlr
Valley weather.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mrs. Hazel Meadows was in Live
Oaks over the week end.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Dance Every Tuesday and Friday
lights at Seeley. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Coe have gone
10 Los Angeles for g few days va
cation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs Russell Kliegel We're
IN the mountains over Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Daft /ve
taken a cabin in Jacumha 7<--'
Mrs Duff and the baby VIII spend
the remainder Of the summer. Mr.
Duff VIII be there much Of the time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Drink Coachella Artesion Water.
Csn Budwine Bottling Co. Phone
22W. 7t2G
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Old Nan stork Busy.-The sum.
her weather Goes not seem to affect
Old Man Stork who goes right on
abou; rs business. - delivered q
larger bundle than usual yesterday
81 : q. II. T. NJ. sd Mrs. e.. q.
ll.weIl of Imperial when be brouul-
them Z fine pair of twins. Na-h,-
and babies are al doing wei.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Harry Mullen's Employment
agency. o40 North 9Th St, phone ~,
help Of all kinds furnished. Labor
ers bv contract if desired. House
cleaning arranged for. Call Harry
for reliable help. m w adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Mr.. ANA Mrs. j. W. Johnston and
family spent the weekend at Mo
reno.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
NE VS. BRIEFS
--Fron, City and Comfy
Eg7REEErzETEEr7ri77rrar

Loofbourows report that thev like
their new environment very much
but miss thoir many good valley
friends, made during "a Zen wears
stay in FL Centre.
Expert Auto Laundry. washing
polishing and greasing. We guaran-
tee our work. Phone $50. G29 Broad
way. cod adv
Parents Visit children-A mum.
her Of parents visited their children
yesterday n the salvation Army
camp, which is located about one
mile west of the White Star reStau.
rant, enjoying the sunday school
services in the afternoon. which are
part Of the camp life. Seven large
tents are occupied bv the children.
who number about "A. One aged
woman is also IT the camp, who is
afteetiaaatelE called" graudmoti-
err by the children. Plenty of
shade from the large oak trees pro.
NlaeS 81 ideal Sport fer play,
ground. aHa tie children spend tn,
greater part O. THt Gay IN the open.
Marable Improves.-Word was re-
ee5Ted from Frank Narab]e ~atur-
eaE reporting that he is much better
aei learning to walk again quite
r. HialE. Il vii He. be loHg until
lie can start To work again and as
aoG rs he Is able. some insurance
company viii be visited. 81, declares. .
!ie thinks + IS Very advisable IT,
take out accident Insurance after dl .
-hat has beEaiiea him. Narable. who
was formerly w.sh Solomon and
'uaspaHv Of tins city lef- here
sw weeks asa IL drive to Oregon
and net with q bad automobile .c-
.ideHt 1t Bakersfield which has
:cpt him IN he hospital ever since
.n3 which injured his back and
egS.
Miss \. G. Nelson 5 a new stono-
zrapler and secretary for 0. q.
iorne of Pacific Southwest bank.
Hiss Nelson is from New Orleans
nd came t. the valley DIV way of
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Ioofbourows at Live Oaks-Nf 7.
and Mrs. John Loofbourow and child
rem. who recently moved to Los An
paies from this city. motored 70
Live Oaks SATURDAY. whore they
spent the weel end with friends,
heing ioiued there by Mrs. II. v,
joy aud son Norman, who returned
Ia Los Angeles with them for a
week : vacation Mrs. JOY is q
ssier &c Mrs. LOofbourow. The
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Miss \. G. Nelson 5 a new s-ono-
gr"pher AND secretary for O. q.
HoHe of Pacific Southwest bank.
Miss Nelson is from New Orleans
ana cane t. ,he valley by way of
san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Swim in Cur wonderful mineral
water. Holtville Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
sights, Holtville Natatorium. adv

Capt. James Summers of F. Cen.
tro enioyed the weekend at Jacum-
ha. the cool water Of the plunge
having particular appeal 70
Jim. due to the fact that he is
IN old navy man.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

T. G. Weir, superintcn| of th'
county farm, enjoyed S-cent tril
TO San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Automobile Loans. clear your
ear and loan you money, YOU pay
me by the month. Fred r. Cross,
eco Main s.. Phone 3j9J. Fl Cen
iro. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Loofbourows report that ihev like
their new environment very much
but miss their many GOOD valley
friends made during zen wears :
stay in Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-20

Thackers Are Building Another
evidence Of the unusual hot wealth
en- activity in building circles IS cvi-
denced in the house which IS being
erected by Mr.. and Mrs Percie
Thacker on their lot at Fifth and
Brighton avenue directly adjoining
their home. c. L. Collins has the
contract for the four room home
which win be thoroughly modern ia
every aspect and electrically
equipped throughout. The Thaek
ers expect TO build additional nous
es on this LOT in the near future.
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FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

10 ACRES. valley. clear. San Ber-
nardino county, east or Los An
geles. Price $4,000. For grocery.
residence or acreage. owner. 229
Orcas II.
8 ACRES. clear. and cleared. "a
miles North Bend. alongside high
way. Exchange for used car. No
Fords. Write description or phone
Ellinger. Hotel Lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

1909 Western Smelt. & PVT. bargain
STOCKS WANTED-All Duran. and
star Motors, Central Finance. Cen
tnua Petroleum. Foster & kleiser,
pfd.. Superior Portland Cement.
Olympic Hotel Bonds. Western
Smelling d Power. Wichita Roy
atty. and all mining and New York
Curb stocks.
MONEY LOANED on STOCKS
2Oi Marion ST. Ell iot-6ts6
Just OFF End Az, Opp. Natl City xix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

We invite your inquiry on
any stock or bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
Bert Blangey's

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