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MISCELLANEOUS

:: TIs ~ ART SHOP
sMts. :As H. ncaraon, successor to
Mrs.. .Na4W ". Kelly, hemstitching. pi-
:eting, stamping, gathering. Your
patronage respectfully solicited. All
work guaranteed. Annex Block, sos
broadway. Mail orders given prompt
attention. -, i
81. =, -: -. s. .2:2:1m
FOR SALE1s-Choiee imported
German Rollers :sa... =. ..... $500
Hares Afpsntains Singers f.... 700
/. Native Singers ,.............. 600
Cages, Seeds. Treats etc, Tele-
phonsSJJyJ. .;1aGok Bull, Box 72s,
Dickinson. N. d..
=; I ovE 4! 4 4 IA
FOR sSALE-24 model, driven 1900
nilss mostly paved roads. $3.50
CASH Or best Offer, on account Of
siskness. BOZ ~. Wilton. No.
Us .l:..,. = S-S-tt
FOk SALE HIGH class cafe fine 10
& catiun, good business will make
price right. for a straight sale.
writs No: $40, care Bismarck Tri-
buhe , ~ .t.; la
+ Ed: -. ;, .s.:..E ..;. 3-2-tf
NEIiEIE SNYNER, DE Shaking and
/ Ill kinds. Of. alterations, coats re-
lined, now located 1t 222 End St.
RpAt4iysf .apertmaat. formerly, at
/ ~ atlh' st.. Msne e34-L ". :
s ~, 'ss.,- - 49,. 3-3-1w
EEQA .2AlsH-,At.a lbaFoain, two wood
en-, type case stands. fully equipped
9TH slides. real bargain; for print
Z ~ WIN nsea@ MY !. equipment.
Sale foRr .eaahsi aaly. Apply .Tri-
A0us., Y 49, -. 80; l-20-tf
CAFE FOR RfSNTlWcii furnished
Cafe, .steam heated and Dclco
lighted. No cash rent. Killdeer
Hotel. Killdeer, N. D.
/ a, Mas. 1,1.s,S 2-2f-lw
FOR SALE-FsosP mich cows, also
| koavy twork horses. l am in the
msrfst for iaemss y0png cattle. J.
+. Ehasak,: IL miles southeast Of
.Rismasck, NJ p. 2-25-lwk
FO6sSkAk-hepeif parts Of stripped
J. I. Case Steam Engine 20-60, good
sas. new. ALSO rsvekGr CRATES. John
Bauer. ColdAn yalley; N. D.
!. ~ .::s.;s !, I.!iss. lt,s...,...s 2-1@1m
FOR HSsiA Range, So covers, used
| only six MONTHS Good as new.
( Kaason for selling, moving into
|. APARTMENT. W. A., Bigclow, over
iTa~; .k7 crnnn, No o. 0S.lt
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FOk .AALE-Hl0h class cafe fine To-
cation, good business will make
price right! for q straight sale.
Writs No.: 90, care Bismarck Tri-
buhe : NJ t.;. @!,sa.
r.,, 4. Aft
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CAFE FOR RENf+.Wcil' furnished
Cafe, .stesna heated and Dclco
lighted. No cash rent. Killdeer
Hotel. Killdeer, N. D.
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WOOD = WOOD. i
Diamond Willow wood in five cord
lots, $2.75. Single, per cord, 1926.
Phone -,gz7.J. -, - 3-2r1Yk
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FOR RENT--As@twe room .apartsaent
on ground floor, furnished Tor
light housekeeping. Private en-
trance. Suitable for two addits
only, $500 ipeF month: Phone
275W. .,5a :.se5.
a.29.tf
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TUESDAY, MARCH 8; 1926
Tribune Classified Advertise
e. 80 %~s--=a=== PHO N E~~s - .

MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Men and women, to learn
barber trade. Great demand; big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cat
alogue and special offer. free.
MoIer Barber College, Fargo,
North Dakota. 2-16-1m
WANTED--Two young men to work.
F. Jaszkowiak, AL 18th St,e
-, ~: -3.2-tf
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FOR SALE Oh RFNf
HOlJSK6 AND NJ ATS

? IRON and kitchcncttc on ground
floor, sink, water and gas lin. hit
chenctte. one large roomdand kit
ehcnette- on second floor. both fur
nishcd for light housekeeping, also
garage, call 52sa7th or Phone Az
w. -
.r, 228.3t
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wANTED-Party wants to trade. =
8 room partly modern house In
Bismarck for q farm. Write TIL.
|. bune No, sa7. ri, hi * q a &
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FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath
for sleeping or housekeeping steam
heated for $22.00 this includes the
heat. will sell or rent the furAa:'
ture. ..2l3-lo, st. across from Gath
Wy -. o.at
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FOR RENT-Single Housekeeping
apartment. Wall furnish a 18th
St.. PhoAs, 273. 81 - z. N 81
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= OvEkLANDR CHAMPION
FOR SsALE-24 model. driven 1900
nlilss mostly paved roads. $3.50
CASH Or hest Offer, on account Of
siskncss. Rox 41e2. Wilton. No.
Oak. ,,.ss;;., 8 2-3-tf
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FOR sRENT-3 room apartment, down
town; modern; $47.50. F. E. YOUNG.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT ...,.
FOR KENT-CItan, warm sf6of6, not
water heat, in modern home. Also
light housekeeping rooms for remit
Close in. Call 306-Sth St, or rhone
= 500.
.s- 0-2S-Rt
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FOR RENT--Nice warm sleeping
room suitable for two. Also. want
one girl to share room. Phone
1866, .. ~, .i,...;.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. The Lau-
A Apis. B. r. Flanagan, Phone
ao & ~ -. 500 49,, !, -
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FOR, REN5-StRletly ,noAess hpait'
msht In Rose Apsrtmants. AtplJ
=. ~. Murphy. Phone a6e. l-9A-ti
FOR RENT-Roem .occnpied BY As
ISOLATION of Commerce. Inquire al
First C}satanty Bank: 9s 3.2-3t
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Mrs. P. r. Webb, 400 Ave.
2-c8-3t
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FOR RENTING room hou51. IN
quirs :214t6th+ St. /, =. ~. !. s-20-n
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FOR SALE-One John Deere II. inch
eans,pfow. Il II. chesak, IL miles
Southeast Of Bismarck, N. D.
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WANTED-Girl TO- wash glass ware
part time in State Public Health
Laboratory. Apply in person.
- g. 3.3 At
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with some
experience in bookkeeping. Aadreas
Tribune 94t, Bismarck, N. d.
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FOR SALE Ivory. Reed Lloyd rever-
isihleshsby eSHisgs. Good as new.
Phaaas z7.R y caM at. 4o2 Ave: =:
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HELP WANTeD-FESlALE

WANTED-Girl or woman, for gcn.
eral houscwork. Mrs. VIM. "A.
Gutenberg. Phone 745-M or, call at
SIC 10Th st. No. j-2-3t
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WANTED-Elderly lady to take care
;of mother and infant for week
or two, no housework. y;Call 8SS.J.
2.H.If
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FOR RENT-Partly furnished ssr
unfinished room for light house
keeping. College Bldg. Phone
1913. 3-2-2wks
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

FOR RENT-About SO acres. for
cotton. All ready to plant. Share
basis. Apply Becker Ranch, Bond
Corner, CalcNico. IL X II
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
NEW ORLEANS. Mar.
New Brougham
Being Featured
By Studeb aker

Thc.new Special Six BfouGham
with four doors, newest addition to
the StUdebaker liHe, viii appeal di-
rectly to those who seek unusual
distinction in appearance, with a
moderate investment. ~
its rich, deep blue lacquer body,
contrasting with the black TOP and
smart oval rcar-quarter and rear
windows, is carried on the regular
special six chassis Of l20 inch
wheel base. 90 horsepower engine
and full balloon tires with g. inch
casing.
The Brougham body is built with
/ full metal panels, except for leath
cr-covCred backs and rear quarters
The roomincss, comfort and distinc
tiou Of the Now four door Brougiiam
tXart instant attention, rs do tht
full,width seat cushions. .... ...
Upholstery is in genuine Millaia
the new pile fabric with motlir and
wool wcave--handsomc and durabic,
1t is greyblue on doors, side, and
hcadlining, with Il grey stripe CT
feet on the cushions.
The four doors are wide, giving
easy access; cushions are full
width; fitted with silvcrcd hard
ware, with lowering glass door win-
dows.
An automatic Windshield cleaner,
rcar-vicw mirror, visor and Il one
piece, rain-proof windshield, give the
driver an insured clear view.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
EXCITEMENT IS
PROMISED FOR
SUNDAY RACES,

With all of the old favorites and
several newcomers entered for the
automobile races at Alamorio to-
morrow, indications are that there
will be plenty of speed shown i'll
all events.
The old duel between Coggins Spc
ciaI, driven by Floyd Howard Of
this city, and the Kretz Special,
driven by Frank Krctz of Brawley,
will be renewed.
On the occasion of the last two
races, the Kretz machine was fore
ed out of the running due to ac.
cidents. Howard took the first race
with Coggins Special. This machine
also had trouble in the last race,
and Howard was forced to switch
to another car in which he won the
race. =
The track has been dragged for
the past week, and placed in first
class condition for tomorrow S
events. Fast time is assured and
large crowd is anticipated.
Following is the list of entries:
+. Coltz, Miller and Edwards
Special, Wcstmorland; +. Howard,
Coggims Special, El Centre; Jack
Barker, Essex Special, FL Centre;
NJ. c. Mackey, Bonham Special,
Brawlcy; +. kretz, Krctz Special,
Brawley; Pat Morgan, Morgan Spe
cial, FL Centre; c. C. Grimsley,
Chevrolet Special, FL Centre; Ted
Simpson, Wisconsin Special, Los
Angeles; +. L. Kelly, Hudson Spe-
cial, FL Centre; John Meadows, Roof
Special, FL Centre; Edward S. New
tow, hudson Special, Los Angeles;
l.. G.. Weaver, Weaver Special, West
mormd; Bob Dodge, Maxwell Spe.
cial, FL Centric; Peek Woodside,
Cloyd Special, Fl Ccntro; p. F. Ii
kins, Hal Special, Fl Centre; Tom
Jones, Chevrolet Special, Brawley;
a. :. Pcarcc, Franklin Special,
Wcstmorland; L. b. .Daughtcry,
Dynamite Special. I'll Centro.
Judges: II. White, Westmorland :;
+. c. Davis, Wcstmorland; j. J..
Roberts, FL Centre; Jimmy Green,
Ill Crutro; Earl J. Bodine, III Cen
tro; Lewis Prittep, Hfawle}.; ErMak
Buuham, Brawley. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
Golf Tourney
Ends Tomorrow
uy lnltcd Press leased wirr

san FRANCISCO, Mar. H.
Gcargt Won Elm, ef Los Anscios
and Rudy Wilhclm OF Portland,
Oregon, have. been picked by the
self styled wise guys for the final
round tomorrow for the northern
California amateur golf title. 4" :,
Won Elm is paired with Roger y.
Lapham in one scmi-final round and
Wilhelm goes around with Francis
Murphy in The other bracket today,
The tourney is being played oyer
the course of the San Francisco
golf and country club. ,
Won Elm and Wtlhclm have been
playing almost unbeatable golf, The
southcrmcr. defeated Lauren rpSon,
state Intercollegiate champion, and
Johnny McIlugh, northeut title
holder, AS his days work yesterday,
rand2 N'ilhdlm r eliminated Warren
A.eAayQ.o4 and sam Coman
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
BELOVED LEADER
OF SPORT WORLD
DIES IN HARNESS
Pioneer in Movement
For Wholesome
Athletics
II! United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Mar. l4.-LWalter
Camp, noted athlete, coach and au-
thor of the widely used "daily doz.
en- exercises for keeping well, was
found dead in bed in his room at
the Hotel Belmont here today.
Camp was in lew Yor:, attending
the annual meeting of football
coaches.
Camp was in his Goth year. He
was born i'll New Haven April 7,
1859.
Hc was graduated from Yale and
for years WAS active in the manage
ment Of athletics at that university.
Ills business interests were largely
ccntered in the New Haven Clock
Company, of which he was at one
time president, treasurer and gen
cral manager.
Camps literary activities gave
him lasting fame in the annals of
sport. To be named on Camp 5
mythical "All Amcrican'' eleven
WAS the highest honora gridiron
star could attain. Camp was Il
contributor to many magazines and
was editor of column in Collier 5
i'll which the "All-Amcrican list
was published annually. ,,-.
Camps widow is "a sister of Pro
fcSsor W. q. Sumner of Yalr.
Coach Roper Of Princeton found
the body . ..
- grew worried when Mr.. Camp
failed to keep an appointment this
noon and | went to hi9. room,
Roper told the United Press. IL
apparently had been dead since last
night.
Death no doubt camc, from a
heart attack
The Camp famiIy at New liaycR
Conn. WIS nn-Illcl II omcn.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
ADAMS CAN LICK
FEATHER CHAMP
JONES DECLARES
II, nltcd Press Lcnscd MIrc

L6S ANGELES, Mar. H. Tom
Joae~. '1c champion makcr, has
started Nnrk Oh his fourth fistic
masterpiece,
Han mal who mace jess Willard
world = heavyweight champion,
Billy Pap;c a world middcwcight
champion aud Ad Wo!gast world 5
lightweight chnnpiou anh6>nced
that hc ha. assumed the manage
mcnt of johnny Adams. Il Young
4rathcr.cieht. ot Sn BcruHrdiuo.
On behalf Of his protcgc Jones
has challenged Kid KaPlan, rccog
lied ruler Of the fcathcrWcights.
Kaplam has signed a blankct con
tract to defend his title at Doyle 5
Vernon arena within the next 60
days. Jones is after the match for
Adams. lic has an excellent chance
to land il.
Although he weighs less than 1870
pound, Adams won the Pacific coast
lightweight elimination tournament
staged by the American Legion are
na m Hollywood last year. He re-
tired the title for six months. lie
was finally knocked out IN round
by Tommy Carter, who was subSc-
quently defeated by "Acc' iud-
klns .'
"Fightcrs | have managed have
knocked out the greatest ringmcn
of this generation, declared Jones,
"Willard knocked out Jack John
son; Papkc knocked out Stanley
kctchcll and Wolgast stopped Bat
thing Nelson. know a champion
when | see one. This kid can make
l26 pounds and he II stop Kaplan.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
Here and There
in Sport World
Uy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Mar Il. The
first big Intercollegiate dual track
meet of the season is slated for this
afternoon, when the University of
Southern California track and field
men meet Pomona College athletes
at the COLISEUM. a..:
Dean Cromwell S Trojans are cX-
pccted to prove winners by a con
Vincing margin. Some keen compo,
tition WAS looked for in the sprints,
with Pmney and Smith of Pomona
going against Taylor and Smith Of
L. S. G. An Interesting dual was
on tap i'll the mile run, between
Niersback, L. S. G., and Stroud.
Leighton Dye and Bob Maxwell, Tro
Jan and Sagchcn respectively, were
to attack records III their high and
low hurdle races.
Charley Paddock and Loren Muir
.chisop,. who start their world tour
nczt week. have taken Bill ,Mapcs
and Eddie Pollock a. teammates and
will run against picked teams from
both institutions i'll Il relay event.
The Chicago Cubs were to tackle
Los Angeles again this afternoon,
after putting, the Angels away in
convincing fashion in their first en-
gagemcnt yesterday.
Chicago won 10 to 0 using II
players in the melee Charley Root,
former Angel, was on the mound for
five innings, allowing four hits. IN
all, the Bruins collected II .safcties
and made five errors. Los Angeles
using II players, made seven hits
and four hobbies. -a"-.
Euie Goozcman and Pete Her.
man. fcathcrwcights, are cardcd for
10 rounds at the Lyccum y. c. to-
night.
Tod Morgan, Seattle feather
weight, had an easy time with Gene
belmont of Memphis in their ~
round 20 at the Hollywood Amcri-
can Legion stadium last night.
Morgan won nine of the rounds.
Dclmont showed occasional flashes
of brilliancc but lacked ability TO
hit. Tommy Cello beat Johnny Jor-
dan in the eight round semi final,
the best fight ON the card
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
SEELEY
Il, PRESS staff correspondent

. e, Press staff correspondent
SFELEl, Mar. 14-Thc McLauGh
lin Produce company shipped car
load Of hcets on Friday from here,
This is thc first carload shipment
of bcctS from Scclcy.
The Wcstsidc Country club met
Thursday aftoruoon at Mrs. iiul'S
homo. Ten cjub members and two
guests. Mrs. Hogan and Mrs. Eliza
beth Robinson were present.. Mrs.
Hogan talked ON customs and ways
.ct the HaWaiiwN from her two years
experience ia Hawaii
MIR. and Mrs. J, y. Moughmcr arc
staying with j. G, Vaughn, while
MI hnd Mts. a. T. Vaughn are in
Arizona.
Two Of the IIolbrook children
frolA Wcotsilc have been critically
i'll bat are Reported much better
Mrs. \. l.. Norhics is confined TO
.hel homo today.
e. $. u. Robinson has some teams
norkiug on tho school grounds level
ING, SO th:t, a lawn and grove may
~bc STATED.
Nrs, w. j.. %ampson, who hrs
>hccm. visiting hrr 11othcr Electra
Hc9ie&. Nill rcnwn 10 hos Augclcs
tpotIN. '-'' e. '- -."..
ltopc tH%nyc will ogve is. bis
+y4e- Ii leans o. @4.9l@l.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
Last Night of
Famous Comedy
at Valley Theater

".Aa Man Dcsjr,s, a highly ro.
waut,c, eeIortul story Of the orient
and the South Seas, will o2gn at
the Valley thratcr tomorrow.
In "As Nam Desires, Stills, fam
ed lis "Tlc Sea Hawk, ,uarts
the part of Il British. army Officer
who, accused of mur4cr flocs to
Tahiti and becomes the notorious
captain Of pearl fishing Ne,>2l,
Miss Dana 5 role is that Of a vi
racious, flirtatie0s ua,jve dancing
girl, whose sacrificial love fer SillS
is the powerful motive @omd
which the thrilling plot rcvoI"cs.
p " Charley ) Aunt "ilr be shown
~tpG the last tilQc .i9aiShl at tlr
Valley theater. ,,,.' >. "..
Somc gcopie save, @2 tor a.rajny
day. Othrle' last figure tigat wbr"
doHs co1nc tAcy'lt bVrfg~ QU'ws
~Gr.ll4.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

Tom Mis- in "I.adi,S. TO Bpard
will bc the feature attraction 10.
morrow at The raluccthcatre This
is one Of the srcutcsl comedy pic
tare MI has eve! leon cast IL. Ger
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

trutc Olmstrad as the girl, is the
winsomc leading fmine star.
Tonight Harry Carey in Beyond
the Border - and a Nick Carter de
tcctive Story will &c 9AcmN - The
IQl4ce tAeale!.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

San Francisco san Francisco
meets tho Kansas City Blues in the
second game of their home >
series here today, Two games will
be played Sunday. The Seals buried
the black cat yesterday after beat,
ing the kanSans & to5 in / innings.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

TIM new college graduatc5 will
he with US soon. Some will have
the polish of u college education,
but no education.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sdle--LiUeSt0ck

FOR SALE-14 head Of choice End
and SRI caIf cows. Caii after /
o clock ana go out TO see them
milked. G. z. Hill, 603 CONNER
cial st. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
St. Petersbll

st. Petersbrugh, Fla.-Ray Fran
els, California pitcher, will be Sus.
pended and placed upon the inclig-
iblc list if lie does not report to
the Nanks training camp soon, club
officials said today. Babe, Ruth is
still laid mp with Il fractured finger
but he is able to indulge in batting
nr;ictirC.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

san BRUNO, Gal. Mar. H.
Preaching his way through sehoul
IcErad G. Stanford Che 5 no rcla-
ton to the founder of TIM uuivor-
sty he attends owns that di,tiur.
tion. o., ...
Only 2i, he is a graduate h,t stu
dent at Stamford and successful
preacher in this town. Although
not ordained he is moro or less Il
full flcdgcd preacher; ut any rate
he doubled the attrndaucc of the
Methodist Church here in a couple
Of months. e..
His congregation wants him 10
stay on after finishing college. But
Stanford is only preaching so that
no can. keep studying to be Il laN'
yer. '.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

Paying congressman more is all
right. Taken thcm longer to spend
if. So they won't work so much,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

You might say March comes IN
like an ice man and goes out like Il
furnace.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
AT THE CAMP

Clearwater, Fla. Burlrigh Grimes,
star spitball pitcher, is still missing
from the BROOKLYN training camp
and officials of thc club admitted
today that they were worried.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

San Diego--Frankic Garcia, Les
Angeles fcathcrwcight, won Il de-
cisiou over Bud Ridley last night ut
the Coliseum. Ridley was i'll sad
straits i'll the seventh and ninth
rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14

Spring is the time for lambs to
gambol, but lamb who gambicd i'll
Wall Street lost Il fortune.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
Sarasota. Fla.

Sarasota, Fla" Our boys are Az
in good shape now and I'm satisfied
with the condition of the team,
John McGraw, managrr of the New
York Giants said today at the end
of the second week of training
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
COTTON MARKETS

. NEW YORK, Mar. 14.-The cot
ton mark closed higher, up I to
10. Spots steady up 40; mids $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
No. IUcl8 Dept. .
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB
VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION
OF CORPORATION

In the Superior Court Of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
In the Matter of the Application for
Dissolution of
IMPERIAL WATER COMPANY,
No. FIVE, corporation.
Notice is hereby given that the
Imperial Water Company No. 5, a
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 be allowed to disincorpo'
rate and dissolve, and that Friday,
the Goth day of March, 1925, at ?
o'clock in the afternoon, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heal d
has been appointed as the time, and
the courtroom of Department No. 2
of the superior court, in and for the
County of Imperial, 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.
a. c.. G.. MOUSSEAU.
Clerh
BY c. f. Williford, Deputy Clerk
Feb 14t26.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-14
WANT ADS

RA1ES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in tn e Imperial Valley
Press is l cent per We rd each inser
ton. Minimurh charge 25 cents.
ROOM for rent, Ipquirc at 7S9
Olive. Lady preferred. ..... 14t3
SMALL restaurant for rent or lease,
reasonable. Gross SO to $50 per
: day. Wei equipped. Also x
Nash truck 1922 model in good
condition, james joyce. Box
POP, IIobcr, Calf. .. .l4t6
WANTED a man to handle tie salrs
and distribution of,thc J. r. Wat
kins Company Products i'll Braw-
ley, Fl Centre, Cdltxico. l3xclu-
tive territory. Fer particulars ap-
ply to the j. r. Watkins COM
s'spany, 45l2 Hollis Street, Oakland.
California. .t.. l4t3
FOR RENT--onc five room house,
.one three room housg. Phone 42SJ
+. y. Smith, 14t3
FOR sALE-192O model Essex tour.
: ing car. Terms Priced for quick
sale. Phone JQ9. 14tG
FOR RENT-Porch bedroom outside
'entrmce. rs Orange. l4t6
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ROOM for gentleman with meals if
/ 3ldesired.' Permanent preferred
'H534 brighton. TIC
WANT EI)-Woman, white or col
- orc,l, for houscWork. Hopkins,
HOG So 7th St., EI Centre. ,.l4t!
FOR ENT-Four room furnished
house. Inquire 744 Brighton.
Iit3
FOR LEASE-.5 room modcgn house
.partly furnished, has large all
screen porch and newly painted
inside. 5l2 Hamilton ave. l4t1
FOR LEASE-4O acres alfalfa, l
Hmilc from paved highway. near
Ii Ccntro, possession April LIST.
p, b. Eckhart, 3047 Juniper St,
San Diego. 14tJ
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Dairy Ranch, 120 acres, Chino
valley. Plenty water. Electricity.
Largest dairy barn in valley. Two
. room houses, two concrete silos.
y i'll alfalfa, 80, acres in vine
yard. Will consider Imperial
land. as part payment. Alberta
Dairy, Chino, Calf. Z II II
BABY CHICKS. Baby Chciks. We
can supply better chicks this sea.
son than ever before. All popular
breeds on hand overy week. Pio-
ncer Hatchery, $50 So, Spring ST.
Los Angeles, Calf. Sat If
$25 WEEKLY at homo making
= cloth working gloves; instruction
and pattern, 25e. Homo supplies,
Box 1888, Pittsburgh, Pa
Feb z Ii II % NJ, I II
FOR RENr~--Ncgctabl2s, 40 acres
s miles southwest of Fl Centre, x
mile west OF ,Ccntiuella school,
old. alfalfa lauG. Owner, Il. Hell
mer, 1905 Byoderick st. San Fran
cisco, Calf. 2S NJ Z If 2I
FOR RENT-About : 50 acres for
cotton. All ready to plant, Share
basis, Apply Becker Ranch, Bond
Conner, Calcxico. II & II