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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
NJ. L. ARMSTRONG &
BROTHER
GROCERIES AND FRESH MEAN

If the meat and grocery proposition
were always satisfactorily disposed of,
what a boon it would be to the house
keepers and those providing meals.
And what a burden it is to have TO
be responsible for the foodstutfs of
the family and TO see that only the
choicest meats are part of the daily
menu. More and more are the people
getting wise to the merchant who
advertises sales and low prices, and N
turn hands out stale and unfit produce
and products.
NJ. l.. Armstrong & Brother, with
a nicely arranged store at 409-411
East University Avenue, Champaign,
Illinois, are above the average grocer
and meat merchants. They absolutely
deal only with the high and honora-
bic class wholesalers, with the choic-
est of goods, well known brand of
canned vegetables and fruits, so the
customers get the benefit of their care
and attention in this regard. The
choicest cuts of meat, along with the
fastest smoked meats, are handled
by them, and no one was ever heard
TO COMPLAIN about the quality of
their stock. These gentlemen stand
at the head of our business firms, and
have always been liberal in their sup
port of the Labor Unions, which
should be reciprocated by our mem
bers.
The Twin CITY Review wishes them
the best Of luck, and stand ready to
boost this concern, in this our 1925
Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
PAUL q. MARSHKY co.

With a fine record of a number of
years, and a past history of service
that is reliable, dependable and un-
usual in its thoroughness, that firm
or individual gould not possibly in any
manner dodge success. He has over
come obstacles and paved the way for
future prosperity, and will go on and
on giving to the people a feeling of
confidence and trust that is surely
refreshing and makes the cynic who
has lost confidence in the world and
humanity take a back seat.
Paul o. Marshky Co., located at GA
Chester Street, Champaign, Illinois,
have demonstrated to the Twin Cities
that they can be safely entrusted with
the most valuable furniture, etc,
when in need of transferring from one
place to another, and have facilities
and equipment to store and house your
property in place as safe as your
home. Whenever YOU see a large
motor car on the streets of our two
cities, that is so large it almost
touches the sky and fills up lots of
space, that motor van is the property
of this concern. and is used for long
distance hauling as well as local trips.
Anv time you have trunk or bag
gage to be moved. just call Main S39,
and thew will do it to your entire sat
isfaction. Every hing is first class
about this firm, even the employees
work for the interest of their en-
ployers and to the interest of the
public. Our Unions have always had
the support of this transfer company,
and they have gained the patronage
and good will of our members.
The Twin City Review highly
recommends this concern to all read
ers and members in this 1925 Bust
ness Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
THE CHAMPAIGN
NATIONAL BANK

The value to the business public OF
good, sound, substantial banks cannot
be estimated. 1t is one of the things
we can just touch upon, and the only
way to really know how valuable are
these institutions is to do without
them for a time, and then there
would be an awful outcry for the need
of this business. The financial life
blood of the community flows through
these arteries, in the form of loans,
discounts, exchanges, collections and
many other necessary transactions.
1t is to the bank that the big man OF
affairs goes in regard to the many
important questions continually com
ing up for delberation and settle
ment. This does not apply only to The
above class but the man of moderate
means has the privilege of asking ad-
vice and receiving valuable sugges-
tons about his affairs.
The Champaign National Bank,
located in our city, has a capital sur
plus and undivided profits of over
5000, 100000. Every one who has any
business with banks, should make this
their banking home, where a friendly
spirit and hand is extended to all.
Edward Bailey, president; f. S.
Bailey, Vice President; 7. l.. Nc
Pheeters, Cashier, and j. H. Snyder,
Asst. Cashier, comprise the personnel
of this institution, and are all men of
sound, sagacious judgment, with the
experience and knowledge to success
fully operate and maintain same. We
earnestly urge all wage earners to
start savings account, and then
watch it grow in this bank. 1t is a
healthy sign for any one to start the
saving habit, and if you have not
already done so, do not delay. We
are glad to give this bank prominent
mention in this 1926 Business Review
of the Twin City Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
RIALTO FLOWER SHOP

1t is said that flowers originated IN
Heaven and that Nature was given
the work of cultivatin~ them in the
most natural manner. There is moth
ing that appeals more to every in
dividual than a beautiful flower. In
this Springtime, when nature is try
ing her best to beautify the earth,
our thoughts naturally turn to he cul-
tivation of that which is artistic and
out of the ordinary, and something
that takes the sordidness out of our
too practical and material lives.
The Rialto Flower Shop, located at
121 West Church Street, Champaign,
Illinois, is one place~we cannot pass
by. We are compelled to peer and
look into the windows and absorb all
we can of the hundreds upon hun
dreds of plants and flowers of every
kind and description, and we gaze
until we are reminded that our du-
ties require US to hasten. There is
nothing so appropriate and fitting and
suitable for a friend who is i'll,
nothing that expresses our Utmost
thoughts, which we are powerleSS in
finding words to say. To say il with
flowers is saying it in a most tactful
manner and if we soend more time adj
miring and studying these heaven
sent beauties we would be elevated 10
a higher plane than most of US now
live on. Our Unions have ever been
grateful for the many expressions of
kindness and support received from
this concern, and whenever occasion
demands ii, We want to reciprocate to
the best of our ability.
The Twin City Review wishes to
urge upon all its members and read
ers the Importance of cultivating a
love for flowers and always remember
this flower shop. which can supply
that longing for the beautiful, in this
1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
The COMMERCIAL BANK
OF CHAMPAIGN

Every city, town or hamlet is
judged by its banks, and no greater
service can be rendered to COM
munity than the distinct benefit it
renders in its inimitabe manner.
But the trouble with humanity is that
has become a lost art,
and we are so accustomed to these in
stitutions, without which we would be
unable to transact the ordinary af-
fairs, that we accept them as a mat
ter of course. Banks are an incentive
to thrift, one of the most valuable
lessons ever learned by any individual,
rich or poor. Banks help the
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
CHAMPAIGN JUNK co.

We have every important business
under the sun in our city, and if you
doubt the truth of this statement just
run down the list and you will find
none missing. For instance, how old
trash and evidently useless articles
accumulate in the house and else
where, not worth the room they take
I'm. And how convenient it is to sim
ply call up Main 707 and have them
relieve us of lot of old junk that is
not worth two cents, to us. Jus
imagine what our homes, offices,
stores, buildings. churches. school
houses would look like if old things
were allowed to stay year after year.
because no one wanted them or would
nave them. Here is where the junk
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
PERFECT BAKERY

In listening to a group of houss.
Keepers detailing their daily trouble,
ana woes, in employing competen,
help in the house and if they do tbei,
own cooking, one will hear continually
the phrase | had such good luck. or
l had poor luck, with my cake, pe
or bread, whichever it may be. And
it is the exception that any exper.
cook always has good luck-it lust
don't seem to happen. But if these
housewives were real wise and re.
membered the responsibility resting
upon them as wives and mothers
they would delegate the work of max.
ing pies, cakes and bread for the fam
lily onto one who is in the business.
and has had the experience and train.
ing to never fall down on anything
they cook.
The Perfect Bakery, located at z
Main Street, Champaign, Illinois.
never talk about good luck or bad
luck, they don't know the meaning
of these words-their products are
always uniformly just the same, ap-
petizing, wholesome and fine To be
PSAiSSS anu " aAtdiH p6iltttlUU uUt
must of necessity have everything
down to a fine point and no detail is
too small to be overlooked, to produce
such delicious pies, cakes, cookies and
bread, as does this Bakery. Why
sweat and worry over a hot stove
these warm days. when you have this
Bakery in the city, that can take all
this trouble and work Off your hands
and give you leisure for more pleasant
passtime. This Bakery believes IN
Unions, and our people should patron
ize this high class concern, as prices
are at all times very reasonable.
The Twin City Review gladly ac-
cords honorable mention of this Per
feet Bakery in this 1925 Business Re,
view.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS


deter you from patronizing this COM
panv. for remember thev dry clean,
and every precaution is taken to pre-
serve the articles in every way. The
good feeling Of this cleaning company
for our labor unions has been met
with appreciation and we,deslre to see
such a business work lis way to the
top.
The Twin City Reyiw gladly ac-
cords honorable mention of this COM
papy in this 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Steel Workers To Meet

Pittsburgh, Pa, April 4.-The fif-
tieth annual convention of the Amalga-
mated Association of Iron. Steel and
Tin Workers will convene in this city
Tuesday morning, April 7. Local mem
beers of the amalgamated are working
with the international officers to fit
tlngly observe this golden anniversary.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

New York State Senate kills State
wide dry enforcement bills.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Dutch Government plans to lay tax
burden on luxury articles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
Pacific Mail Is
Accused by y. S.
Of MuddIing Sa2e

WASHINGTON, April 1c.-Tho
United state. Slipping l.9rl IN u
biot flied in N" District Of CoInm.
bia r0uri today, accused the Pa
riir MasI Steamship company o. de-
lilcea'ely uuddln4 .,hc -alc of the
tive President tere liners to tie
Nn.iIr lines.
The Paeific conpany's purpose,
.trc board charged, VII TO couiirur
its Every profitable auI Mrrattr'
arrangement with the board as op.
orator Of the five slips, which would
j." lost TO it br consumma,iou Of lac
sale.
The allegations Ucro made 1T the
uoart > a4.Usr ~ thc Pacific 5ia;l
comraHe'a suit for It permanent iu-
Junction preventing The sale. Thy
board asked tl.at tic Temporary in
.iuoction ua., ia flre. be Vacated.
Tie ground &iscr for thc reH
Were:
.. Taae N,c narif1o Mail company
for he injunction giaIaDct i'll rulc
of equity plo.1ng
- That the Pacific Mali ro#baov
h". 20 equity - stake iu tA" ets".
.. %l4t tho court aas no mfi3aic-
tiou in lie rtsr because IL. Waicia!
branch Of the 4os ernmcAt camot
r,moVe the exercise Of discretion in
TIE c%erativc b.#eh.
The board defended sale o. the
vessels IL the Dollar lin. aad re
fWcd ali contentious Of .n. Pacific
Mail company that its action was il
ir-L, rbirpr aui ourici,as
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

huilding u neat modern home at
tl" present time.
Yrs Ethyl HAYNES Of lToltvillc
VIZ, visiting relatives in FL Centre
today.
Mrs, NJ. O. Brookficld, who has
been employed rs a salcslady at the
Nalomou Company for the past few
months. and daughter, who was
with The lurerial Valley Hardware
Company for about two years, are
leaving today fer Pasadena where
they expect to make their future
homo.
lstlc Mildred and Lillian Shaw
ley are spending the weekend in
HraWIyy with then aunt, Mrs. Har-
rs Gates.
El Ritter connected with the
Globe Mills, with headquarters in
Fl Paso, is in the valley this week
on business.
William N. Parker, connected
with o&c of the leading refrigcra-
ter companies eli the country, is IN
FL Centre today ON business,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
PERSONALS

g. G. Jenkins, manager Of the
Impegia' 1m'y Farm Huroau, took
his wife who has been in i'll health
FOR several years to san Diego yes
t.rlas. where it is hoped the eli
mate will benefit her health.
lIr. and Mrs. j. D. Works Of Los
Angeles N,rc visitors at. the county
school yrrrHforIeut 5 office to-
lay. Nj Work, represents o"e Of
the lar1o book companies of the
country.
Mrs. G. Y. Lawrence and son,
stanley, Of Long Beacn, Nucnt tA"
rigat with Mrs. Lawr,uc"'s sister.
Miss \. IT, Tnrbitt in this city, on
their return home from san Diego.
"a. +. Kri'onnfcr, James T.. Brown
mu J. VI. Pitmsr were the recent
guests NJ the iIut1! RossIyu in Los
Angeles.
G., Uacar went to CMcxic9 la/
-i4at to organize realty hoarl(
stated Ills morning THAT there was
u Ilrge tUrnout Of realtors aad a.
good I've board was expected to b.
established m tie near future.
T.. Is. Ross. The hotel and garage
Official Of the southern California
Automobile tlub, with headquu-
tcrs in l.s Angeles is in ri Centre
today.
The latest addition 70 the fur
uishiugs ct the Barbara Worth Ho-
tel is an exquisite brown mahogany
Chjckcyiu& grand piano.
H. G. Brackctt and wife of Chi
caao are Sightseeing in the valley
for q few days.
Fred Wiluams returned this
morning from Los Angeles and Rir-
cr,ide, whore ne has been for the
past few Days on business for the
.5ca ice company.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. f. Paris are
spending q few days in Los AHGe-
lcs
". II. stephens and family Of
Hamilton. Ohio, are registered at
.lc Barbara Worth Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs, Z. V Porter Of
Riverside are in FL Contro for q
few DAYS en- business Mr.. Porter
is connected with the Southern
Sicrras company.
Horace Kcssler of Long Beach
ma, recently accepted position
Nit hthe Pacific Southwest BanE
in this city.
e. e. zen and wife Of Glendinc,
Montana, are in the valley for 4
tew days visiting Old friends and
viewing the interesting sights to be
found mere,
". II. Kirkpatrick, who recently
purchased a loj on Park aTcnue.
between Flftn oui Sixth streets, is
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
Redistl'icting
Measures Get
SolOn Approval
Continued from rage y


0n the ballot -; the Next general
election.
Spc cial Fearing or Gas Bill
Sidn"r Graves, chairman Of The
assembly re@cruc and taxation com
Hitton, today anuouur.-l the Breed
g@ lin" !;tE mcrrasn nf one cent
would De considered ut special
herring Monday night.
Cloak room gossip las il shat
"ttlmpi} will be made at that time
to write out til. b"tgcting mcud-
.Hcn> placed in til, bin by he SEM
@.c committee u'rr u ioag and
ljt'er fight
Senator AtLgr Breed, co3stitu-
ionai amendment which proposed to
declare the oil industry . public
utility aud place it under thc sap
r.yi,.rn end regulation Of the rail
roa commission, har apparently
hccu allowed to die u uatural d.gth
IN committee.
Today is The la,, day oa which
either Of the Iaaacs ma, consider
their own bits aud Erccd : aucrd-
maHt has ucveF been taken a. by
the commi zee
Acknowledgment Isaac Jones Bill
appaopriating $i5,0o90o9 for new
highway construction was on fl" in
he assembly today. b,aai1g ID re-
caMmeaIat. IN do pass tfa.a the
ways and myaas committee The
moacN is intended for usa ~ the
I highway Commission IN ;le event the
Breed gasoline ta& Increase tai!s so
n;sz tho lower mouse or is hoiI up
b.. lie oil coHHaails 3 through 81 re-
tarcudWn.
club women Of the ,'atc scared 4
big victory IN tie assembly yestr-
day when tWo bills by Assembly,
a,aa Frank NAeeicr. ,.,iu@ - re-.
e.ts6lisA the SoaoWa home ior de-
iia4Hent wonea Nol' passed T. .ae
lower house.
Club Women Victorious
Wheeler 's bills call for appropria,
TONS totallug $4,000 and We're
practically tabled bv the committee
on ways and mean. until lcsolu-
ton by the author byoUgl.e them
back 10 the floor Of the house.
California club women and other
women 'S organizations have been
Instrumental in the attempts TO re-.
establish the Sonoma home which
was abandoned two years ago after
fire destroyed one OF the main
buildings.
Both houses held night session.
last night in II final attempt tC
clear the files in order to be ready
for the rush of business cNrrcte,
today.
among lhe measure passed i
the senate were: s. b. . t@ in
gran. ;ppropeiating S250,9Go 70
improvement work along the sac
rameuto ,~aa Joaqain and FtatAc
rivers.
5. p. - by Chamberlain a!
propriat.n@ 500 900 FOR rcpaiss
the state exposition building NJ Lo
Angeles,
s. H. s23. b. Fcllom aaprol@iat
ing SlG0,0oG for repairs ta III
state mmory ut san Francisco.
=. i. 90 b. chamberlain. In
ctea>ia& salaries Of the chic .io-
ti@c and a.soci;sso justice of tA
supreme court from $4,000 to S1o
Gee "earlv.
S. b. 80 b. Chamberlain ia,eca-
ing ~alaricr of justices of 2istyic
court Of appeal from $1,000 to $500
yearly.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

". Stanton Brown, owner Of tho
Death Farm was arrested here
early today.
camp had IivW at the Brown
rauch for years previous to his
death, which WAS supposed to have
occurred in Il fall from the top of
q windmill
The only issue decided in most ar
gNmcnts is who can argue the best.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
Owner Of death
Farm Arrested

san FRANCISCO. April IL
Facing a secret indictment On .
charge OF numbering Lee Camp
wealthy Young IIanford raucher
john Henry Upton, uncle of Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Dance livery wct.. e; Sat. nights
1T HcLcr Palm Ga.den. adv
burglars Taken to Prison-L. Ar
.>oll and r. Ccntrclaa Scnteuced
Ills morning bv Jadgc Cole 20 serve
From one to ~ year, in San Qurn
~ prison ter burg 4agizing, the hing
johnson ,tor" IN Jlis city wore tidl
zen +, prison on HE nGGu train today
5tT DrI9,v Sheriff Pat Thannnr
."ud d. p'.tpr Fhrlau Of me inaai-
grafton service.
Ssteve's for special Salads. adv
Anag's Taxi Service. Phone
j1". adv
Or. T. ]. Rudoy, eye, ear, nose
aud throat specialist, Of Los Ange-
b, via - lH the offices Of DR..
T.. J.. Cunningham, ~ Main st.
Apr! 18th, 10 ropcrations
aHd examinations make appoint
n.tfts with br. Cunningham. adv
2clicc business Cuict-With the
oEeC ptipa of cHo or t,so minor ltaf
tig ,a3es, lore was 10 business for
Iia ~ Viii aiaw in Tie ,lt% police
coalt thiF m0r2irg Ibis condition
las hr,a tHuc for ,hc pest 'wo days,
and crl@iAa! e#srs. cy.al faa minor
...,u1-, h-" urc.t yoa>picupa. by
.l,i. absence.
Davis Reauty lar.or. Phone 227.
adv
Daaao as Mccabo School, Satur-
dat, Aetil iS, Border city Rythm
Higg Orchestra. Refreshments. adv
Eatablos Always Fresh .: steves
adv
Anay's Tai Service. Phone
3-@. adv
r-oclo7y a1ovos-rar zeal estate
l,4I lwaaHa lho ~. lodge tho legal
.oa. II fan ord buHmg former
p..a.ruiet b. Ho e.lrt officials
. a# he.a oma I'd aud ear
a..'. a' work modelling the
L.ia .a@ aes o.. aoa-a Of the iod@e
IL" C#tr II :. I. &rC~1ry. I'll
l.n -ia N3.,. Icy scout oNeyu.
t..r was thr ",r- remaining ff,ce
e' Mi.a.#g ai Wis
l.uEol faiaN 80 tGe f.Im ,aeau
o..er f ,ar ,aaa-n wU-.~ u.
r.t Z. .ee4'cl a=asa'l, II o.
70 Eew A,r,ra-s. Establish vorr
.rao.' = fe-. yoI need it. This viii
save You ! .ag ia eaeainE accounts
wi'h ALLEY observation-disclosures Of
o,r -vice. Application forms may
be e- urel .'rum merchants or e. onr
or..-.. Commercial Credi, A Service
c.. III ReAEorf Bldg. FL Centre.
Phone :G!. adv
ri. aad Mrs.. Bill IIer:-N.. ua
Ht. W. r. lI ~ lt....a.. t.r.rr
,ilcit~ auI property oNDy~, III
'.. .ea. ..r visiting friends in
81 Centre for t.u days. Nh. sad
H.. hH v"D r.ewu,H' auJ pop
ar r,u.eu.~ tn III CenIio fer Ha-
.r 'vg.rs a1 still have aa1' Iror.
.N H'.I,.t. u tH.# .i'v.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Fer 'Bc1lant,ng : W.. old arapr-
nit. oranges ana lemon. treo& f5a
Iain 81, II Gtutro. 4 ally
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Everybody baLs raul s Ruttered
op Corn. Whyf adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Colored Trio He'd Hvmes 'ehomas
f.; v. n, Buns, -, ana ~. Il.
Howard, u. al coior'd, arr irdhkSlt
hc county .iaii ON i. Charge of hav-
ng sold mcrtea2,d property. Tho
ncn are residents of thr Bouf~
'6rup section, "lege Barns aud
Howard Wae mr15tei yr-tond1v af
.olnu.1 'shunaa WAS allc.tct in
.his city this mor.D-.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Hotel Barbara Worth oluh broalg
asst 25c up. Special chicken, tttEoA.
nd steak dinners %L.01. Table dc.
.otc dinner $lO0. Seventh street
ntrance direct into dining room. III
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Steve S Eyen1mg STEAK dinners. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

pr. Harry ..>yYor, Dentist CA
lain St. Phone 3S2W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Andy's Taxi Service. phouc
u, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Held on Se-ioua cha~ge-,lrchil
Guayo. 70, is geld atFthe4,GountY,
~ charged with .:,rsiff@asa N Gaiust !
minor romak. AglarD AyU3 arrest
.dfat BrnyIcy ycAerda2 aaP 4wqs
,rought to i'm by Dcfltt $5efit9
.Naue Thc autl,orities are itvcstfst
,ating aHothcr anEIe ~ the c'fse hc
ere p"oceadm@ Win IA @fg4a
.p9i.} A9uJyo- - 3,yE 3f
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Andy's TaEi Service. Phone
-. - a.g
Orchestral Concert ani speedily
umhors 1t state stree Christian
'hurch Saaday tvtnii,, .'rce viii
ffering adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
COTTON MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS, April l7.-Cot-
ton closed steady. Spots steady %
l:aLcl.: midS 25.G5.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
e77,y this shortening oTce
0rod vo31 will k520w tJ1e
I new &s,sutisfSlGe SlGe;;tti(C:1ro
in cooking

Compare it, if You rcish, with any other short
cning YOU hFvc ever used. Or put It to every
possible cooking test.
But you'll eooa decide it isa't necessary to do
all that. '..t.
You need only use Tlurro once to be con-
vinccd that it has all the qualities of a perfect
shortening and several yol never expected to
find in any shortening
Made from highly dGcsthlc vegetable ods,re'
fined and rc>rcfncd, ii is then dcrated or made
fluffy like whipped cream or beaten cgg,whtcs.
That is why FLuFFo Is so creamy that 1t mixes
easily and evenly with the dry ingredients like
-four and sugar And,bcsidcs, this acration actual"
" helps your dough or batter 70 rise.
Get a cart from your grocer today. Try it be
as critical as you know how. Ifyou are not per,
fc4ly satisfied tell your Gro1cr and he'll refund
the full purchase price
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

you whether
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Alleged Toonor;uer Arrested
sfnesto ZHtero So, Was brought =
nc county iaii yesterday Le boH
~ theritf tAau5, to. answer u
.hsrys ut manufacturing i0Hoa
Iuntcro was "trc c'ed rrar- t';t'ina
.ia, whore r j. cnaal hc N pa
Eating = iti.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

hollands UrCnesyra. Music for al
)cca3i"s's. Phone ri Centro Js3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
413. adv
Excellent Cooking served family
style in homcliEp atmoyphcrc.
Breakfast and diauegS30 per month.
rouafry Club Inn, 9Th and Holt.
adj
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
OHI AIECI5A CITY LEADS
THE WEETHRH LEAGUE

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. April
l1.-Ghe oklyhaH4 city Western
league team Ico the lraear yestor-
day fer opoaiu% day Attendance
vith f1#a paid admissions if was
announced toI.y.
TaIsa 4as second sa5. and WieLi-
tn L7d L.. than 1000. The gac at
'astPh Was postponed ba,a8-c Of
I.Iu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Valley Beauty Shop. Phone 32fJ.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

Dance livery wet.. {; Sat. nights
1T HCtcr Palm Ga.den. adv