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New Britain herald., 1925-02-11
MAY REACH MAN
 IN CAVE SOON
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 dence that an underground drain was near, The drler stratum in the shaft was expediting the digging, 20 Hours Maximum Twenty hours was given by res- cuers, at 9 o'clock, as the maximum time they expected to take to extri- cate Collins. They said that if he was not out of the hole in that time they would be disappointed. They were hopeful of reaching Collins much sooner, and avowed 1t might come any minute.
 While expecting that Collins soon would be reached, Mir. Carmichael was taking precaution against inter ruption of the digging. He conferred this morning with M. F. S. Posey, executive secretary of the state highway commissioner. who later appealed to Governor Fields for more adequate quarters and regular crews of laborers. Thus far the excavating has been done by volun- teers.
 Rain, which began falling at mid night. turned to snow early this morning. A biting wind added to the discomfort of those gathered at the cave.
 All Once Was Cave
 Cave City, Ky. Feb. 1.-The ravine in which the mouth of Sand Cave Is located was once a cavern and has collapsed within the memory of the older settlers in this region, 1t was learned today from F. H. Vance, one of the volunteers digging in the shaft to reach Floyd Collins.
 The mouth of the cavern then was about 200 feet down the ravine. where now stands the gasoline tractor which removes the dirt from the rescue shaft. Vance says when he was boy of ten, he used to go to the cavern for spring water, an excellent spring being located not far within. He never was very far back, he says, the old cavern, the roof of which has collapsed, forming a ravine. At the head of the little valley rise the limestone ledge in which Sand Cave begins near the ! base. Mrs. M. Doyle and others of the older women of the neighbor- hood also recall the old cavern and the spring within. The present Sand Cave is supposed to be drain formed by the waters of this spring.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11

Most of the today snappy and very refresh ing to read Umbrella played big part in the answers; therefor George Henzmann 5 Seymour St. gets the $1 for mentioning cellar, having neat answer, and being among the best.
 Today's is easy and unless there is slip some- place, you ought to win.
 thoughtful young lady named Stella
 Was giving advice to her fela.
 She said, You should save,
 For rainy day, Dave, Don't forget to fill up your cellar.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11
This Date in History

1776-Gov. Wright of Georgia, es. caped from the patriots. 1S02-Lydia M. Child, author and philanthropist, born. He was T noted supporter of the abolition movement.
 1s11-Hiram Mattison, clergyman. born. He was active in the anti slavery cause.
 1872 - Alexander H. Stevens statesman, born. He was vice-presi dent of the Confederacy.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11

lease himself" Skepticism and speculation among the spectators ss to Collins fate were common knowl- edge to newspaper men and the fact was so recorded along with state ments that any hint of a hoax was discredited by men in a, position to speak authoritatively.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11
ONE DOLLAR A DAY
LIMERICK RULES

Each day. for days the Herald printing first lines of limerick Write line to complete the limerick and mall it, bring it. to Limerick Editor of the Herald You don't have to the form printed this unless want You the lines another piece of but be that all five lines the send in Also be sure your and address is plainly written the sheet Watch the time limit each limerick. Winners each days limerick will be announced the following
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11
Scout Radio Tests

Chicago, Feb. 11.-Tests made by radio casting station KWY here duplicating those made at Sand Cave. Ky. which were said to demonstrate that Floyd Collins, en- tombed explorer, still was alive, failed to show breathing or heart beats, says todays Chicago Herald and Examiner.
 At the request of the newspaper. officials of the station placed an electric light bulb on the chest of a volunteer and attached forty feet of wire to battery furnishing forty volts. The battery was connected to a two-stage audio frequency ampli- fer and a one-stage push pull" amplifler.
 According to the theory of the Sand Cave experiments the device would tend to magnify many times any sound of breathing, heart beats or muscular contractions. The XIV tests, the newspapers says, resulted in only an occasional noise, similar to static, caused, the station officials contended, by chemical action in the batteries.
 Unfortunate Reports
 Cave City, Ky, Feb. 1.-The military court investigation of cave rumors was instigated because of charges by certain persons that others had not acted properly in the rescue work and because of reports and stories that had been circulated in regard to the situation at the cave, including rumor that the en- trapment of Collins might be a hoax The governor said that the circula- tion of such reports was unfortun- ate as they tended to impede rescue work.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11
Acquaintance
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Planning to venture into business yourself, Man Who Has Saved Enough Money?
 Built up a splendid business-worked hard want to retire, Man Getting On in Years?
 How splendid for you two to meet!
 Let the Want Ad Col umns make you ac- quainted. There are lots of people who want to embark on a business career or Inelf own ana there are many others who, having been in business most of their lives, wish to retire, or, for any one of a dozen reasons, wish to quit.
 The Wants have help cd many purchasers and buyers to desired trans actions. Why not you? Use the Want Ads now! They work both ways.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11

The largest giraffe in the United States Is in the Cincinnati, O., zoo. The famous Sir Walter Scott mon- ument at Edinburgh, which is about 200 feet high, has been found to be unsafe.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11
Special Notice

The White Rose camp, Royal Neighbors of America, will hold a public whist, Thursday evening, at their rooms, old K. of C. hall.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11

Arctic temperatures are no more intense than those experienced in the northern part of the United States.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11
Daily Thoughts

"Friends, if we be honest with ourselves, we shall be honest witt each other" Esss
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11

dence that an underground drain was near. The drier stratum in the shaft was expediting the digging.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11

TT WILL PAY You-To WALK 4 FEW
 STEPS AND LOOK OVER OUR WIN SHIRT BARGAINS. ARMY & NAVY
 STORE. NEXT TO WESTERN UNION.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11

REQ MOTOR CARs-and trucks. Kenneth M. searls & Co.,. Sales and Service. cor Elm and Park St.. New Britain. Conn. Phone PHO. Local agents for Gabi .s, Snubbers
New Britain herald., 1925-02-11

RICKENBACKER- MOTOR CARs-ss les
 and service. Mercer's Garage. ls1 Park l St. Phone l73s-2.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Thousands Of Irish Die of Hunger
In Worst Potato Famine Since 1847

cottages have gone out for the first
time in Il century.
WhcH the p2asaHtS cam obtain n
g.ntv store ot potatoes they try
desperately to cook them over
,moUldcriug We; hrackcn.
Conditions are par,icu'arlv bad ia
Conn 'mara, where whole families
huddIc together for wamr,h. Starv-
ing in their tumble cottages. with
no bed clothes save soidtu hay.
Many tAousa#dS are affected here
with cold and d.>c1S and some
districts 20 DAYS without food os
tur,
Di.'rioss is acute in County Ker.
ry. where T, the famed Lakes OF
Killarney. while in the north tie
sv;fyr@ are surviving ON com
meal mush
The free state government is do.
ing what il car with inadcquate
funds The Gaa@ Of Ireland la,
Subscribed @fo,bo9 for relief while
$ Vcral Thousand dollars have been
received from tFr United St:.res.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
BAKERS LEAVING
VALLEY FOR LONG
STAY IN EUROPE

lIOLTNILLE, Jam. &o.-John L.
Baker. accompanied by Mrs. hallcr,
viii leave tomorrow for trip Of
Indefinite length which viii take
tAom to the Azorc and Madeira Is
}"'dr, Lisbon, Athens, Naiors.
Constants ~oplc. Coustauza, and
Egypt. IN Egypt MIR. aud Mrs.
Baker Tlau to Wis the ephiuN and
iEamias, aN well as to ioura,. ON
nh. river Me, later visiting Cal
~. ON Their wav to IL pilgrimage ot
th, Ilo.v l.aad. making hradquar.
'cr> WEiir IN Palestine at ,'crusa-
lem.
Aftea I4yia. The lIojy Iaa1
the, viii iouuey ,rj~urc'y to he
H.tieu. remaining at Me- and
Ny@'c carlo mtil Easter waea hcr
N.' So t. II. fotcr IS In Romp for
N., . AHil l.. tttcr visiting in
Fiareare. Venice anl Sc. Reno, tie
Bakers I'm = go at oHce 10 Ia
rl+ whera tass viii c-.#bIi>h n p.s-
Malout r.silcas, spending jAe let
-.rsra n E,rn IL, Hains.
Mr.. sRd Mrs. Baker VIII r.uaia,
abroad, according TO prc~ru, plans,
for numbers Of wears. having ar.
la"2"l valley business .ftairs with
a Nie# t. ioH- soioUn in ths
hup1 ii seeming hctter h,alth for
Hr. Hakee who la, hocu ,el.9asl5.
IN for the pa 1870 ,yas..
NHie AWAY ". Bake viii V lite
mGl lie direction If iAe NiuL
'o.tare gtalua,, r Nt; Yarn
;.tv. aE5r5 - directly connected
eifh UHste}.aI .-r..y,.
'iaaeee zall,s Ma.ms arc rln-
mug q reception tonight 10 1.f.
Hs'..e ~ Il, l!.ItyiIlc home lie
7.as efUter nl.mb,r Of tic Ms.
oai -. u .n ll Cyntro, 'atos s..-
iu, up bis e.#elrr membership tbt
he aa..lt help organize Similar
iF,titu.tu# IN tlo,...'. 1ehef, iis
membership ha> sine" remained
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
LOCAL PLAYERS
CIVEN FOOTBALL
TROPHIES TODAY

Fourteen members Of Central high
~..na''e champion football squad.
z. IT. Armstrong, coach, aua Ernest
Sanders. as..>-snt coach. were award
cj gold football, Is trophies of thai~
victorious season at the presentation
ceremonies X The high school aadi-
...inm at Hoo this morning.
Tile high school student body was
Donor Of ne trophies, handsome
gold miniature footballs, with the
initial .'C' ca@mclcd iI blue and
white. tle school 3, colors. Each
charm was engraved with the name
..d petition of tie squad member
receiving i.
Members Of tie squad who were
awarded trophies We're: Earl Will
oe-aly, Robert Allen. Goblc Hurst.
Dunbar Garev. Leo sawyer, vii
.iam Peters. Russel Byrd, George
Ilyslizaki. ovid Bura4e, Emmet
Helm, Arthur Schultz. Edgar starr
Dennis Beck and George Herbestcr
H,x =. Goode-II iaternl revenue
collector, Of Los Angeles delivered
,u eloquent address 70 the studen.
body. lie congratulated the footbaI
squad ou their victory and touched
,u the necessity ef knowing how tl
rlav far ra att4inme4: of human
.apl4e.-, tie plrPosc for whict
tlc constitution Of the United
states was written. lie told The
sta .lt5 tia. the teamwork and the
iri..s.. ..c spirit required in clea.
-cnr3. ID used in after life, Uoul.
1a.y Iy- lie highest type on cit.>e,
ship.
4rof. j.. L. House formally prc
serted the trophies, with au address
Of appreciation for the clcaH sports
mauship Of the squad ard the heart,
support given She team ny 'hc stu
dent body and tie business men O
.Ie town. Rev. Arthur +. Schultz
Rev. George = Hartman, Fraul
E:c'uud aad j. Stewart bos
..aa.l-- .. tHa sr-oo. board, sDoE
"or@. af praise a4d appreciation T.
t-a sguat
El #ilougAby, captain Of til
ta'm CotIe hurst, president Of tn
-taogut body, Leo sawyer and Rot
crt Alien expressed the thanks 0
the squad members.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
ny United Press Leased Wire

DUBLIN. Jan. Son the west
CO.'S; of Ireland. q few hundred
miles from London and Paris and
the eeator Of Europ'an civiliza ION.
thousands of men, women and chill.
dren ere slowly starving TO death.
The potato crop las failed.
In counties waere potatoes furn-
iah The principal food and often tho
only food for desperately nmpovcr-
ishej families iuce>sar rain have
hrou&A; on the worst famine since
the h.acE year OF ls41
Many already have died of hung
t. and q fuel shortage has hsough.
death and distress second only to
that caused toy lack Of focd. Turf
furnished people Of the YES; with
tbty oulv fuel. !, Is the custom
of ili.h peasants to bank their
tires oYrr night ana with The bog
e CouRomara and Donegal rala
saldea for weeks, fire in many
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Market Report
(Coatinrel from Page y


NEW NoEE: =. c,,ar + Ariz.
Is Calf, Fla arya. Supplies mod
cratic. Demand molytafc. market
steady. market ~.rorsrr for western
stock. Laper.al-I~ mostly 10.
800, special marks high as 30. 4s-
-" 5.t9-5.5o, spacia. marks most.
~ GOO, IS 3.50-4Go. Ariz-5s 800
80 mo>tl. -. Corcc,i'u YES
t>rday calf Is should have read
mostly 10 Instead Of mostly -.
CHICAGO: - yloaa.. 3 Ariz.
li Ia!if aryd. ~ on track. supple,
m"deratc. Demand and trading mo6
crate, market weaker. Ar;z-fatr
quality aud condition IS @.7J-4. 90.
IS %.25-5.5Q. saailcr sizes. loaS.
heads 2.5G-51o. IIHper,al-ts -.
30. few fmcE 4.-5-J.Go. Is 4.ae
-. few be>. t.1o-4.71. IS 3.-0-3.-5.
PHILADELPHIA: - cloudy. >
Ar,<. : Calf. - @r;t, J., on ina k
r-W.,s UodaIa.e. Demand MOI
crate, market l.aa C~l..-!s -.
-f aad smal-er 5.Io-i.2j.
"lTf~Ht-aeff: an ,ogav.
Calf arNd Opening 'ri..r. $40.
plies liberal. F.,-..H Slows. mar-
IL. ste'ay. iafe - ...'
5S by,. s.5a-@.eu. -. -.r -.-a.l. l.57.
poorer lav as 40e.
st. LOUIS: = r'..r. .&..z.
] Cal.f ar,t. II en track. ~.ru.i-,
aAe.@t. Demand a.i t..i st.. gfrd
crate. MA. Kcs >t.ad- tr.l-A -
$50, - 5..5. Csli. ...r.c ..1a-
-..5. is @.f1-t..o. aoSt.v Ie#..--.
IS HJ sales reported.
N4|NEAFOL4~: ~ ,luudv. =
C:ht arrd since We.n. bay 5 pa
u@r-. Supplies liberal D-mH#
itgAt, make. steady. Prices an
changed s.rre Yesterday. n..er.as
and Ari4--a 10000, larger 5.3a.
30.
BC~ToE: @t ebar. ] A,.s. 3
C"i+ arFa, u or track. Sawlics
E.ei.'. DeGsa g.Icratc. a.arl.e.
steady. Inneaal-4s I.or.l.1O, spe-
c.al mar&s high as 500. Is +.o0-4.5p.
Ariz-4s 4.eo-A.1a. 4i.e-Js orl:.l~v
quality and coaiit;oa 3.o0-@.5o.
tLENELA%D: 10 clear. F.a.
> C.iif, ! .Ar.z aryj. J. Gu track.
Supplies moderate. Demand auG
tra-iAg good, mar3er steady. ,tle
change II peires. iin9cr.a.-lI.s .s.,s.
4.5o-4.71, Ar.z "l-s.-e best l.25-
4.1o, poor 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30

plenty Of time for he show tonight
The orchestra. which halls from
Kaasa5 city, la. splendid rcPr-
tation in the middle west and has
accepted II long engagement on the
Pacitic Coast. Each &c the mna-
bcrs is Il singer rs wen as playing
several musical Instruments, and
those who Ike dance music VII
have plenty of opportunity u enjoy
i 1T tonight $ affair.
chef Ferguson OF the fire de-
pertinent, hopes TO hc able 10 =
The orthcs.la for the fircmen : Eall.
aad Will be- or hand tonight TO So"
what thcv have in stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
ANTI-CAPLTAI
PUNISHMENT IS
BEING TALKED
By MyRON V. DEPEW
nitoi Press Staff Correspondent

~
S-tE FRANCISCO, Jan. 30.- \
aatIccabIg increase in the sentiment
10 DO away with capital Punishment
Las manifested itself throughout the
state. aartiyu,aly in The southern
section. Senator Roy FELTON, said
today. IN discussing the possibilities
af an @ati-gapital punishment mea-
sercs to be considered ~ the state
legislature.
II nave received q number Of ,cl-
te@S, especially from the south. iuli-
eating that since the 1928 session Of
tie legislature. the people ere rapid
:. changing their attitude toward
capital punishment. - FelIom Geclar-
Il.
Cae iHl:eation q tie hang uf
e..-1s1e4t. fcilcm sars, : the fae-
-llat -Ass5nblymaN Sidney Graves of
--as Angeles, who two yeaes ago op-
9asei auti-capital P4nishmeHt -
atloa. has introduced Il bill Of lis
oyn - substitute lie Imprisonment
zo} hanging.
Senator Fellom Las introduced n
=..4i-a- iii II ,he aygs~ hea>, bu.
3 lm.ts thc bin may aaVe Il L..
aUe&6e4 aul "teo5h pat i4t4 :.
eef5fe il : passed.
Graves li.l is I,oa let than .at
of 1-l.om il its pres fs:oas. The
III 1r Graves woai lot only a1-
sr:trcc life imprisonment for hang
.ug IN capital eases, hut provides
AGAINST the parUonLE Of or parole
OF prisoners convicted q murder
or rape.
i either c. the two bills is passed.
by rhe legislature aud anmoyl by
Governor Richardson, the lives Of
Se"an men a"a.tjnL execution woali
be saved. Five of the condemned
men are in @.@ Quentin ptu.tcn-
tiary and the other Two aye ac Fol-
sem.
According 10 FELTON, most Of the
opposition 70 aar-raP;t5I punish
meat legislation has come frru the
-auth in past wears.
">i.cc 1ha or"aiH. o. fle pre-.
sent session of the lo2isla.arc. how
ever. Feliom said, IA Number Of
lien who opposed such steps two
years AGO have expressed tleir i'm
teution Of changing their votes.
fcllom : Lii was defeated in the
assembly two years ago, - to 40
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Brawley Plans
Kiwanis Club

Following the lead set by III Con
tro. q KiSanis club is being or
ganizcd III Brawley by Ernest Luz
cas-. field representative Of THE kl-
wauis clubs. AT preliminary meet
inc held in the Pacific-SoYhwe>t
a4f, lmpHary Officers were elect
ed ireluding raHl Palmer prosl-
deut: JacE Hull Vice president
ptt.r sawet1ey, and i. J..
C-ove treasurer. These officials
viii HGti' tte o-gaaiza -oA Aos
bees pes ieeted.
It4s hapea eventually 10 have Ri
nania clubs 81 HoiWil.c and Cale1-
Aco.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
''D0c' and His Band
of Musicians Are
To Play Tonight

Doc" Eosf and Ills orchestra,
~ho .r. to play at the rheatcr Tu-
}aar tom Il and later for a dance
in E.hs hatl to which eae public is
invited. we've reported as being
eIo,, 70 Yuma this afternoon, on
trrir N.y lr,r from Phoenix and
Il j. expected tho VIII arrive in
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
The Weather

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Partly cloudy tonight and Satur-
dav with mild temperature
SOUTHERN CALICO r \ ] 4 --
Partly cloudy and mild tonight and
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30

Fresh RoIls 40 IA, long. National
Bakery. adv
Mrs. Brooks beauty Shop. Phone
10. adv
If You Want to have 4 good time
don t miss the business girls dance
next Saturday night. Masonic hail.
adv
Eorel Barbara Worth club break
fast 2jc up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners SL00. Table dc
hote dinner $I.89. Seventh street
entrance dirae- INTO dining room. "a
Tx Up Tou- Lawn. Dirt for that
low lot cheap. Phone /. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer Co. adv
JoArson Har5-Gthelb John
SON cf The state department e
agriculture IS in the valley con
te,riuG With Commissioner Iiarrigan
or The camel-tAera situation. \
bill is before thu legislature ask
i-- tor 2 SO. ap2rooria ion to
f., this plant pest. which j.
.ora3 only in Imperi4I ana Gire~-
side counties, and whose rlvasas. II
not checked. via do untold HARM
H-lri@ expresses The bell # that
The seed Has tir,t brought into the
va.,ev In de offShoots, Experi-
EcHts are leiag made by tn two
men on several rlo:s Il ground
With q @es kind Of paper. which
is suupe sd 10 smother tho plant
growth ard result m II, tc.ll au-
,iAjl. t.aA.
Dirt! Dirt! -. Cheap. Fill in
that lot betor. vog bald. Phone !.
Pioneer Trucl; and Transfer Co. adv
-Teter Community Auction. 10
head Of gooI work horses will be
sold in the Der sale next Mon
la-. ages fcol : to 80 Years old.
Weight from 11f9 70 1900 pounds
Zach, POO Back Ainorca hens. THESE
are real 'choi-e flock Of Blac!;
Ninorcae, one 10 EGG Old Trustv
Incubator, ~ kinds Of furniture ana
implements viii b. soll in this sale.
Don't miss this first Monday sale
ct He1er, Monday, February ,. d.
I. Ziaa < Co. aUcrionecrs. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
30 Mile Gale
Creates Havoc,
10 Die in n. Y
Confined srom r-qe II

apprehension during the night.
Transportation lines were tied up iu
many. districts. ships went a. the
rocks, aImbcr of persons were
frozen to death or died Of exposure.
trains from the west. including the
crack Twyaticth Century limited OF
the %rw y ork Central, were held
UP, some schools were unable IT,
open and iu many cities, particular
~ ia gpPc N"W York tate, traffic
was limited 90 those hardy pedcstri.
ans able 20 plow through the snow
iH hip boots.
Tac saow was particularly heavy
-u Esw lcri; state and western Penn
sHNaaia. Pittsbargh reported
from 10 inches 10 two feet, with
traffic dcmoral2cd. At Cswcgo, N.
j.. the storm brought the snow
blanket to depth Of three feet.
Schools az Fulton were unable TO
open. pupils aad teachers being held
III tLe.r homes By deep drifts.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 90
The body OF George A. Bannv, mil
Ioaaire president Of the Benolitc
Company Of Pittsburgh, was found
ia ,uo" drift near his home at
Edgewood today. Benny had at
tended banquet given in honor Of
Ebert II. Gary heic last night and
while walking from train to his
home collapsed from over eXcrtion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
NE WIS BRIEFS
~Froy', City and County

:---,------,gss' s-,--s'
Eat Natioua, BAKERY Bread. You
snow il 5 fresh. aGv
Gets Card from Hawaii. L.
Martin. a loca. radio fam. was sur
prisel yesterday to receive a post
cara from enc. Jack Costa of Haika.
Hawaii, who wrote to tell Martin
he had heard the latter telegram
to the Hastings Nebraska, broad
casting station read over tie al
recently Costa declares that ne
listens = nightly t. stations al
over ''your 1. s. IS he naivclv
puts il. and asks that Martin write
him on their mutual hobby. ra&io.
All of which goes - show that tae
world -sa / very big at,ca all.
oavls Beautg lagloa. Phone 227
adv
Made OF Cream rs TO dream. i,
iandy Paul Candy ad,
Home Made Cand, al 5oe %. At
snl : ad,
rem ws1Tyz q; SIEVE Al,
~ne VIZ Enjoy Eating al s.eves
al.
wTA71 ccacert -onigae-o~.aq to
some confusion On the n3et = r.
Gio fms WI listened in aarl. tlis
morning. announcements made
that tie fin program scheduled BY
WTaM. the willard hroa .~a. ing
station = Cleveland ,-:H - given
tonight. S.a- -~1io owners cot
the impression tie concert 35as to ba
2roadeasr IS. nis-.. mi according
.~- -eAl>Il, local willard 1ep-
res lE-atire, tLo concert starts here
Il midn.rlt tonight, Imperial Val
ley time. As thCre are some c-l-
cellent numbers cn the program.
there W ooubt.7 /. many "sttv-
ups who wiz enjoy this treat.
Ncland's 5 Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone u Centro 5s3. adv
valley Beauty saapge. phon,
SOD adv
ycu'n Eo sorry # Won miss the
Business G,r.s' Dance next Satur-
Lay night, Masonic Lall. adv
"ooda B:sssy. Dance Studio 723
range Phone AJ1W tiv
Good Silt for fill ms for lawn or
driveway. Cheap. Phone ]. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Pariaionno Beauty sloppe. Phone
7s3. aly
DR.. Harry Hooper, rentist. o.
Main ST. Phone 5S2W "a,
Bigger and Better than ever. Bu-
siness Girl,' Third Annual Dance.
next Saturday night. Masonic hall.
adv
Everybody Eats l'aul's Buttered
Pop Corn. Why' adv
Davis Beauty taElor. Phone 227
adv
Infected Tonsils, catarrh or sinus
infections. DR.. Bart, J32 Main St.
adv
Loynd Serves the Best Fountain
Lunch IN Southern Calf Try it
once and get tie habit. adv
Automobile Leans. I clear yolr
car and loan yop money. vou pay
me by the month. Fra1 z. Cross.
66o Main g. Phone aJ9J, TT Cen
tro. adv
Davis Reau,, ro4ro9 5bo"s 90
adv
Fine Steaks ~ Steve's l3v