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Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
Here's Chance 10
Work For u. S.

WASHINGTON. March 31.-To
complete the valuation Of the pro-
pcrsy1 Of railroads, recently author
iled by Congress. the Interstate
Commerce Commission will need Il
considerable number Of attorncvs
and examiners for AL grades Of
poeitioHs, requiring legal training
and varying degrees of legal cHper-
iencc. il is said in 4 notice At the
United States Civil Service Com
miss today.
Lawyers with experience acquired
in litigation involving matters con.
cesuing the regulation of common
carriers or other public utilities arc
especially desired by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Full information and application
hlanks may be obtained from the
United States Civil Service COM
mission, Washington y. G., or the
secretary Of the t. S. civil service
board at the post office o. custom
hotse IN any city.
TIE receipt Of applications viii
close on April y for some of the
positions, aua ON April - for 9th.
ers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

irones are Of iron piping, set in two
-=e- Of concrete 50 that there IS
l-t.e chance Of the ring becoming
wobbly" as is often the ease
where tie supports are Of wood.
Tic floor Of the ring Is covered
With padding 10 afford proper pro-
teetioHs % boxers.
There are eight tiers of seats lead
ing upward from the rear Of the
riI-zi le seats. the entire arena
having q capacity Of 300 people.
i. is uncovered, but is so built that
# necessary roof can be placed
over It. Tie big attraction for
those who like boxing matches, is
the absolute absence Of poles or
7rher ohst-uctions 70 mar the view
from any seat IN the house. During
contests. the ring VIII be lighted
av a large electric cluster, placed
above the center. Another electric
sign, announcing the rounds VIII be
placed Al the east side Of the ring.
Ticket offices for ringside and
--A seats are located IL the east
e1I of the arena. together with
rooms. which provide training quar-
1ers for boxers. dressing rooms,
equipped with shower baths, and
room where physicians viii examine
al boxers before they viii be al
lowed 10 enter the ring.
The walks about the ring Will be
formed Of decomposed granite and
this material viii also form the
railway from Imperial avenue back
70 the arena. The latter is entirely
enclosed by galvanized iron fence.
To the rear Of the arena is ample
parking space, adequately lighted
and capable Of accommodating seve-
-aI hundred cars. The club will
make nominal charge for park
ag and viii provide watchmen to
guard the cars while the owners are
attending the boxing matches.
As il is situated on the outskirts
of the city, the arena win in no
way interfere with those who may
be opposed 10 boxing matches, nor
will il be a source Of annoyance
eo the public, as there are very few
dwelling houses in this section.
The men who have built the
arena arc responsible citizens Of FL
Centre and it is their intention to
see that the club lives up to the re
qu.rements Of the state law il
every respect.
Tie Imperial Valley Athletic
Club. said Charles +. Pitzer yes
ferdav, sis going to be a place
whore VIC can take our wives Of
! sisters. if they desire to 90, without
having them subjected to any en-
barrassmcnt or annoyance. II vii
be- clean from start to finish an(
we have pledged our words to thai
effect 70 the people Of this com
muuity
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

IT It be true that practice
makes perfect" then Calgary's
1926 Exhibition, Jubilee and STAN
pede to be held July 9th to 18th,
commemorating the arrival Of the
Northwest Mounted Police, now
known IS the~Royal Canadian, and
Ihe building of Fort Calgary in
asE5, bids fair to be Canada,s red
letter year. The Prince of Wales
is honorary colonel OF this fine
body of men, the advance guard
of which reached Calgary 50 years
ago and have been making history
since then. Last years Stampede
out-did all former efforts and the
crowds attending were the biggest
ever; q paid attendance of $4,000
EgEs the daily average. AIbertans
loyany supported the attractions
which included, besides an un-
usually full program Of Stampede
features, the annual provincial ex-
hihition which displayed the wealth
of Alberta In wide variety; from
the Prince Of Wales prize cattle
To products shown by farmers
wives. Johnny Jones Circus
proved 2 magnet for cowboys,
fancnerss city folk and Indians --
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
Buster Attracts
Lots Of Comment

FL Warmer. who has issued Il
challenge 20 Nr1stlc Fred Morton
sza ssatad ,oda< that ae hes net
teoa aIIe - Vt to obein an -
ceptauce O. the rhaIlense ffom
Mofte1s5a or his manager. Warner
states he stands ready to met Nor
teu>ea under any conditions the
laztsr MY wish % name, and i
ready . make $1,000 side bet
that h can beat the local wrestler.
Warner has attracted considerable
attention IN the downtown seet,2u
e the city. not because Of him-
sllf, rs lie Is Il most unassuming
fellow, but through his do- Bus.
TT, who H.Waers around the
re = VIII niPe hung from his
mouth Al Il vicious aHgle.
.Erster IS ree II al "ha-a-
ha.,ci" #a@-Ear says. hut IS aada.t-
eI 70 the pipe aahl5, though l. does
NJ smol.e
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
RAINS
CONTINUE IN
T II E NORTH
~ United Press Leasca Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. NaH. 31.-
California : beneficial spring rains
continued with iner aased intensity
last night and today. Farmers Of
The state declare tie three day
storm has assured the success eff
many crops. particularly grain. Ne
new falI Of snow was reProted to
the weather bureau.
Rainfall fer the past p hours IS
as follows:
santa Rosa 2.77, Red Bluff so.
Orlaud 20. Chico 80, san Fran
cisco LIS. Colusa 1.7o. San Luis
Obispo .6s. Stockton TO. Eureka ~,
Sacramento 80. Paso Robles II,
Nereed .36. Fresno trace.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

way. T-liea co-la5us rLa 4a.e-
.Aa boxers who are 10 appear each
week. instantly attracts rae atteu-
hon
A driveway Iea-s. 70 The arena.
witch Is .t-a-al q slr rrt distance
-a e- ct the s-rle-.
Without aaT great b-ara of trum-
re-- --a e2 ceE.-l tho Imperial
Valley l-a1ae.e Club tsvr gone
.5 te- plant that is
10 eHr e=uri i-v. Tie arena
Eli e +r - g. bowl that is.
e m il king the
-a-ia~, has been used On which
II Haa- THE r.ats - se.es. Tie
c-u,r + shape. with the
r.ac ...al Gawa II rte center and
--e s n- c1 from il at an
acute angle. - rEr- ir IS Just IS
II saa -lat going ou from
-5a -o9 re~ II se4-4 is il IS from
r. rias-.3e.
There a-- 3-1 s'ar-i5e seats, fit-
soi wi-1 backs aal cEsI.on-. af-
rz.rs r--s ae ae -- e4. =. .r.-e.
aa l5-a v.esr ae boxing con-
t Ta eE of tte ring seats
re tLa i.wf- aeI ones those be-
ing comfortably wide with PLENTY
If foot snaoe, which IS always al
q premium ri ees of Ills sort.
Entrance -hs arena is through
aai3- from fhe cas- side
H1a level taaH Tire
sing. also Hr used Is ar
y |aref a.lr exits are placed
F.fl.ar distances about tile TOT
I tae fswl
~Herae % s.-t square. will
ar fighting surface
..h IS standard s.ze The three
h.er The ,aeI
t'e sire me#e of fexIbI'
e- covered h rub5e
rts urhrl5irg tht
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
&C NJ : AZ CALGARY, CAAAOA

0FSsS~NN
, the fve-day meet. Chuck wagon
races, democrat races with vel
known ranchers as drivers will De
daily events; while automobile
races with the worlds fastest drlv-
ars at their wheels, will provide
xtra thrills on Saturday, July II.
a grand Cowboy and Cowgirl and
Old Timers Ball, with cowboy and
cowgirl attire, viii be held in the
Palliser Hotel ballroom, dining.
room. rotunda and on a street
block. Three bands will furnish
music galore, so that all who at
tend may dance.
Calgary limits performers to
bona fide cowboys and girls, ranch
ers and genuine westerLers, the
latter including Indians and
squaws, and the slow race run oy
the last named is a surpri-e to
strangers.
Heavy purses and fine trophies
are awarded the winners II every
event. Visitors will find the show
exhilarating and a treat for the
wives and children for no rough
stuff viii be tolerated on the ex-
hibition grounds or in the city.
Calgary declares that she Will have
the biggest and best Stampede N
her history.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

gram will include ihe following: a
quartet q brass, soprano solo, pray.
e, community sing eornet Sole
ten minute address, probably by Bis
aop nestram Stephens. baritone solo.
prayer. community sing = closing
number If quartet Of brass. The
program will run approximately -
minutes.
In order 10 take care Of the large
number q people eg.es to Catalina
for tie Easter ceremonies, h.5h the
samer- "Cata,ira and Ava
3aa VIII aaeeata. L necessary. ou
Sfar1aH, afsil y, and sunday,
AHels - TIE steamship - s.s5-
.'r- viiI remain on tsa rua II
lie i=i#.a daily after Ae.a H.
Ae#azre.e apple Pank 5e haa#e Is
ha.aS aalt 3. Hoo9 River. Oregon.
10 replace tIe Ho4laa rooicy
lirse recently Earnel.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31

fthe latter encamped on the ex-
hibition grounds in tepees which
they had decorated for \ prize
competition.
One of the unique attractions
last year was that OF a long tear
fof horses and mules driven +
Slim Morehouse, veteran freight
er, who has handled reins since ne
was six years old. The team con-
sisted Of @ horses and 10 fine
mules, drawing 8 big freight
wagons each coutsriag three tons
Of wheat. This outfit encamped
about 4 miles outside the city
limits. Each morning the animals
were rounded up by cowboys from
their nights grazing, harnessed,
and driven into town in time to
arrive On Sth Avenue as The daily
priZe-wnning paraders finished
their march. Then for an hour Slim
and team were the center of at
traction. Slim viii participate in
1925s Stampede with bigger out
fit, driving IS horses hauling 10
wagons.
Besides bucking, rcping of wild
cows, calves and steers, milking
Wild cows and many other cowboy
Stunts, there viii be $50 thorough
bred race horses to participate in
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
Much Interest Tn
Easter Services,
Catalina Island

AVALON. Mar, 3i.-The Easter
sutfise ceremony - Avalon, Cata-
fiaa island. promises 10 be tig
event his year, under tae aasaiees
- Uncle john e EHJ radio
ste,.aa - the Les Nare.es Times.
tnate John rs heen braa3eastiar
+. formation abeee tais aImos. seHs
Eiz3s.
IL pm esGtaHH28ses . program
Il - ae1 s.eaad theater ia Aya=
Ion. - bes.a - ?. n, an Ia=t
aa.zt i +. =. ca Saturday, All.
II.
TIE Eas.e~ sunrise service pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
NEW ARENA OF LOCAL ATHLETIC
. CLUB AN ASSET 70 VALLEY:
BOWEL SHAPED AND SEATS $500

Imperial Valley residents w1e
visit the arena Of the Imperial Val
ley Athletic Club On. the occasion
Of the opening FTl4sv Ht-Ar. ar-
going TO be a-reea5ly surprised bE
the newest addition T. tAe valley S
sport places.
The arena is situated al I@rer,a.
avenue, entrance being jus. Il feu
Yards sogtl ot tile tura-off for tle
san Diego Highway, 4 large gate
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
Eastern Railroad
Votes for Merger
By United PresN Leased Wire

RICHMOND, Va. Mar. 3l.-Af-
ter % hours in continuous session,
uHpreeeaeHted IN financial history,
stockholders Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad TO-DAY 7o1el . enter
their railroad in the g!gaatle Nan
Swerineea ra.real = -
The vote was 506.5t:a shares f2Eo--
ing tie merger. 152.S1s sharss ep-
resiHg j., ana 80 .SsG shares no
Voting.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
TROLLEY SYSTEM
IN PHOENIX. TO
BE ABANDONED
NJ United I'ress Leased Vsre

FHOHNtX, Afia., March 81
Phoenix trolley system, 80 miles
lor@, will be abandoned aud iunl,cd.
according to announcement today Of
Gffieials.
Increasing use Of the automobile,
and .iitucv competition have forced
the ear company cut Of business, it
VS. announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
WORLDS HOCKEY
H0N0RS co | TO
VICTORIA BUNCH

VICTORIA, Z. &, Mr.. 3t-The
|+eEosi7 Cougars t##5E Hsi# u
world = hae2.eE Ca.asn sn5gEsssp - 4
result II la,5 a.-a8 = Hie-ee= eFe#
lie Montreal Canadians = "a !.
III tie eaaa.T a.n Victoria ea-
tanned the S-valev eea.
Ia E5eE : victory N@s - IL
t.e the Cougars oGt of t8uf games
cf the series played.
, 1925-01-04
Read the Ads
If You Want
All the NeUs
AUTO |NDUSTRY..
To SEE STRIDES

~ S
drop in price in Packard Six closed
models was a distinct surprise TO
even the local Packard dealer him
self and has caused many folks to
ask, How can they do IT." That's
not the point. The important thing
is that It has been done and with
out sacrificing quality n whit.
Those who follow automotive
events closely are awaiting the adj
vent Of the Hupmobile Eight in
Casper. We can furnish little in.
formation about this new car, as
the Hupp company is jealousy
guarding their secret and will do
little beyond announcing that they
are about ready to make the first
%"splurge."
The new Maxwell and Chrysler
are among late additions to the 1925
field and both contain a number OF
new features which mark them as
among the few fortunates who have
survivedsthe competition OF 1924.
The New Yaer is going to DO a
hot one among the manufacturers
Of automobiles and the conditions
will be felt locally as well as ma
tionally. The Tribune can keep you
posted upon everything. Get into
the swim, follow the events closely,
read the Tribune Sunday auto sec
ton, and look out for Henry Ford.
, 1925-01-04

frame. 3s inches longer. with five
sturdy ross members.
New improvements in the already
famous Chevrolet motor, such as
heavier crankshaft with larger con
Meeting rod bearings, longer and
larger center main bearings, short
or intake manifold bringing the car
buretor closer TO the cylinders. in
surfing better carhuret'on and easier
starting; rocker arms and valves
completely enclosed.
New Harrison radiator shell of
highly polished, n%on-rusting air
plane metal.
All bodies fin shed in Duco. in
beautiful colors.
All open rodels have r~e-designed
windshield, with very large upper
panel Il permit unobstructed vision.
All closed bod es equipped with Y
one,plece windshield and asitomatic
windshield wiper,
All closed bodies built by Fisher.
! New bodies roomier.
New instrument board. with more
, 1925-01-04

convenient and beautiful grouping
of Instruments.
Another innovation. particularly
in the low-pr.ced field, is the finish
ing OF all Chevrolet cars in beautiful
colors. The touring, roadster and.
coach are finished in a rich. dark
blue; the sedan is aquamar.ne blue
with upper pannels in black; and the
coupe is sage green On the lower
panels and hood and black on the
upper panels. Tenders on all the
models are in black.
, 1925-01-04
new CHEVROLET Being shown
AT new YORK auto SHOW

A new Chevrolet-more beautiful
in body lines. more roomy and COM
Portable, with a host Of new mechan-
ioal and body features-has been an
announced this week by the Chevro-
let Motor company. The new mrs
come in five body types, the tour
ing, roadster. coach. coupe, and Sc
dan. and are being shown for the
first time at the New York show.
There is hardly a feature OF the
Chevrolet that is not new, improv-
ed or re-designed. while most of
these features are of the type and
quality characteristic of higher prize
ed cars.
The following outstanding fea-
, 1925-01-04

lures are to be found on these new
cars:
All models have full streamline
bodies. with reflnements in design
which mike them tho most beaut'-
ful cars Chevrolet has ever produe-
d.
New clutch OF the dry plate disc
type completely enclosed with fly
wheel.
New axles-rear axle is entirely
new of banjo type construction and
with one-piece pressed steel hous-
ing.
New springs of the semi elliptlcal
type, longer and easier riding,
New and heavier channel steel
, 1925-01-04
Treat Autos
Right to Get
Best Service
by JOE e. MANSFIELD.
Of zoe Il. Mansfield, Incl

Of zoe Il. Mansfield, Inc.
II a MAG were to wake his
horse up out of a sound sleep on
a cold. wintry morning. stick an
icy bit in his mouth, and imme-
,diately begin giving It the boot
without any warming up period.
he would stand liable TO arrest for
cruelty to animals. Yet IN auto
mobile owner. uneducated to mo
tar car care. will go out to n
chilly garage and larrup the liver
out Of his poor. cold, defenseless
automobile with choke and ac-
celerator.
A motor car has mechanical
parts closely fitting together. Be
tween them an oil film must con
stantly exist to diminish metal-to-
metal yea Just a minute or two
of slow warming up in starting
n cold car will give pep to its step
for the run.
An owner does not need to baby
a carat least net n Packard. But
, 1925-01-04
T%inkeringF Fixes
Automobile-O
Way or Another
BY SPARK PLUG.

BY A PLUG.
Some birds we know
Are naturally born
with n lows to tinker
with this and that
And any old thing
That runs and once
In a while when they
own a car that desire
To fool with the
Parts of "A car about
Which they know about
As much as Il Puppy
Dog knows about
Solid geometry results
In success but more
Often not and that
Rminds me that I
once knew a wealthy
Chap who owned a bus
OF the better kind
And on the Sabbath
No church for him
Just turn him loose
In the warm garage
With a monkey wrench
And a par OF plyers
And heaven held no
More Joys for him
And one fine day
A knock came round
And it grew some
Louder and our good
Old friend could
Hardly wait till Sunday
Came that he might
Tackle the beastly
Knock with his monkey
Wrench and a pair
OF plyers and after
He'd worked for about
Four hours and the
Knock was worse and
He tried again but
without success he
Boiled inside and
Called Q repair man
That he knew well
And told him to
Take the car down to
His shop and fix II
And when the bill for
That job blew in our
Friend could scarce
Believe his eyes and
1t seemed that in
TinkerlnR with his
Car that sorry morn
He'd made matters
Much worse than
Hettcr and II he'd only
Taken u to the shop
~ first. the financial
shook would have been
fri in half and late
Tint n ght he stole
From tho house to
a nearby stream and
Took from his pocket
a little package and
Dropped It into the
Water ker plop, a
Monkey wrench and
a pair Of plyers.
THAN
, 1925-01-04

In twenty states the workmen's
compensation laws now provide per.
manent total disability compensation
for life.
, 1925-01-04

he does have to treat it right.
Men and automobiles + alike in
that neither is endowed with pro
tecting fur or feathers. As winter
approaches. nature takes care of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
1922 Dodge Roadster

This IL one OF those dependable cars.
and does not need any special
recommendation as everyone
knows what good car the DO ixc
Ia You VIII be surprised at tho
low price we arc offering this
car TO you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Studebaker Six Buys

1891 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL. 8
Touring Sa2a. New, bgauSifui
paint Job. Motor runs as
smooth as a new ono and more
powerful small down pay
ment nnd : per cent interest.
EASIEST TERMS ~ TOWN.
isss STUDEBAKEG SPECIAL 8
Touring -SfSS This popular
car the one piece windshtcld,
the same as all 20 models,
loull be right up 10 date
driving this poppy ear.
TERMS AND TRADES; 6 per
cent interest.
1888 STuDEBAKER SPECIAL 6
Touring with Rex glass In
closure and ONLY 1855. Fully
$3.50 below market value.
You'll have 20 drive this car
20 appreciate the powerful
motor and easy handling. $500
down and : per cent interest.
Tnr EASIEST TERMS IN
TOWN. Trades, also,
1884 STUDERAKER LIGHT SIX
SEDAN. five passenger. Sl,2so.
Here "a a beautiful lob fer tho
family who want something
above the average cheap four
cylinder ear. and set the price
Is no higher. The motor has
plenty OF snap. Tho body lines
are graceful and the new ma
room paint Job gives u tho
appearance OF brand new
car Sec this ear TODAY,
EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN.
Only per cent interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Buick Bargains

1889 BUICK & ROADSTER
This little car has been recon-
oluoned ana Tcpaintrd. SO
u practically a new car at
one third tho price, SIX cord
tires that are s. Per cent new,
Small down payment 8 per
cont Interest the EASIEST
TERMS IN TOWN; Sfso.
1859 BUICK ToURtNG-yfso.
Here 10 a 1--WE passenger tour
Ing car that will gtyc you
many miles % service with
no expense outside OF gas aud
Oh. Has tho durable nuCO
finish In a pea srronl Motor
thoroughly gone over, Good
cord urvs, bumpers, auto
swipc and many extras; per
cent interest EAStE EST
TERMS IN TOWN,
1880 Buick Touring Sizes.
nuCO FINISH Motor per.
feet, Excellent cord tires,
1890 RtICK Roadster-siso.
1919 MUCK Readster-tiss.
1915 BUICK Tourlng-yst5
1917 BUICK { Touring-si9S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Almost New Stutz Sedan


1894 model. IN perfect con-
di,ion. This IL q iiRbt ak
md ono Of the best cars on
the market today. Has not
turned six thouHand miles
and tho original tires and
finish nro just tho same ~
new. Has motomotcr aud
bar cap. double bar bump
era. automatic rain Rwlpe
and other extras. This cur
cost thirty-four hundred
new and II IL just as good
nh now now, go II means
biz saving TO you. Our price
is 1880. Cnn you buy n
new car at that price Of any
other make that Will give
you tho same service ns this
car WIZ On this class OF
merchandise We can give
terms Of one-thlrd down
and balance in IS mos.
Phone us for denomination.
Bill Warner, Inc.
400 Il. Pine ST. EA st-o25f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
1926 Ford Coupe
$500 Down

Motor number - iit0sisT. only run
900 mites. fully equipped. bal
loon tires. motomrter. double
bumpers. front and rear: uphoi-
Etcry and finish just like new.
this ia wonderful bug for pomo
one This car was turned In on
a large car Scs IL IN our used-
Car Department. 5000 down.
long. cary terms on balance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-21
CABIN JOHN
PARK.
HOMES AND INVESTMENT
ON CONDUIT ROAD.

a subdivision attractive in every wav
zVU lots l0Ox2O0 feet desirably located
ABOUT 2O,OOO square feet in each lot
rrices range from $500 to $500 per lot
lerms easy--lO per cent cash ana , ner
cent monthly, PCT
Lots 10000 to 100000 SO. #. at &c foot
nh sites to 10 acres for larpe homes
al manner situations fOI country bomas
Lever sloping, undulating and hillsides
~, ~, open space and among beautiful trees
nI,lgn, dfy, healthy and good neigh borhood
OVerooking river. creeks and virginia nils
IN IN CONDUIT Road and 100 to 500 yards bacL
r r n,lles 'front.' on Conduit and State roads
view conduit will make double boulevard
Sahal rotomac, hills picturesque see na,v
Sauouroan homes-fishing, bathing. boaIns
E,hy cold water springs and shade tre"s
cIne SOL Tor fruit and garden crons
SSplendid section for raising chickens
uoou nome sites--splendid Investment
lave lave located over 100 families Al G. /
rrosIolnce: stores, schools and churches
rumous T. j. Bridge-7 miles from White
Toads IKE city streets electric Iloht
iIac, EoO acres--fine for subdiyisinn
location lnstlres increase in valnes
S Ss TINS side Congressional Golf Clnh
MAPS ana full information upon reonss,
eIsohai inspection trip by appointment
(Va.) e '"hcn-o foaard
ASK
j. S. TOMLINSON
fohta. 1914 VI. Ave,
washington, ID. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-21
THE DOCTORS DEMING,

CHIR0PRACT0RS.
Montgomery Avenue. near Prospect Sire,
Rockville. Md.
Office hours -l0--l. 3-6. rs.
At your home by appointment
Telephone. Rockville II.
Frederick Demins. D. c.. Hh. c.,
Clara c. Deming. d. C.. Pho.
graduates Of the Palmer School.
mar l4-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-21
VERNON G. OWEN,
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER.
GAITHERsBURG. Md.

VXTlL, SELL REAL OR PERSONAL
w PROPERTY In Montgomery COUNTY
or any part Of Maryland, Virginia or
District Of ColumbiG, on VERY LIBERAL
TERMS.
sep 3O-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-21
WE OFFER FCR
lNVE STMENT
Real Estate
Notes

VI 'eSponSlple makers secured by first lien
on Improved property to
S'e'u u per cent and l-2 per cent
PROMPT PAYMENT OF INTEREST
GUARANTEED.
BANK OF BETHESDA.
MARYLAND.
Telephones Cleveland 1919
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