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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-19

February ID the Cove M. u.
church celebrated Frances Will
iard's birthday by temperance
program, Mrs. Peter Butcher,
president of the Vashon W. G. \.
U. gave a very interesting talk
about the founding of he w. G. \.
u.
Rev, Peterson spoke so plain
and interestingly that even the
small boys enjoyed him. Miss
Robinson sang a beautiful solo,
Rev. Peterson and Miss Robinson
sang duet, and all determined to
do more temperance work in the
future.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-19
vashon M. E. Church

fasnon vi, Ii. CnurCn
Sunday School at 1000 a. IN.
Mr.. A. Larsen Supt.
Morning Worship at III 100 q. m,
Epworth League at $50 p. m.
Miss Evelyn Edwards, Leader.
Evening Service 80 p. m,
Monday at 8 p. m. there will be
a Washington Birthday Social in
the Log Church under the auspices
of the Ladies Aid Society. Good
Program and refreshments.
Wednesday afternoon at 2 p
IN. regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society in Log Church.
All are cordially invited to these
meetings.
II. Il. Andersen, Pastor
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-19
ISLAND CHURCHES
Burton Baptist Church

Burton Baptist Church
Services next Sunday as fol
lows;
10 a, IN. Bible School.
IL a. IN, Morning Service.
Theme, Real Freedom. !"
$40 p. m, Young Peoples Meet
ing,
7 80 p. m. "rhe Real Test. "
Special music at both services
3 p. m. Service at Maury Center
Hall.
II. s, Fretz, Pastor
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beginning at SAB p, m.
All Masons and their wives and
Eastern Stars and their husbands
cordially invited.
II. W, Il. Martin, Sccy.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-19
NOTICE

Mark p. Waterman Lodge No.
an Il. and A. M. will honor
George Washington's Birthday
next Monday, February 22nd, by
having very interesting program
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Presbyterian Church

presbyterian ChurCn
Services next Lords Day at tn,
usual hours.
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Morning worship II a. m.
Christian Endeavor $3.50 p. m
Evening Worship 1880 p. m.
Morning Theme, "'l'he Way o.
Life"
Endeavor Topic, Lives Trans
formed by Christ"
Evening worship will begin will
a fifteen minute song service
Theme, "All at Work"
All are cordially invited tt
worship with us.
Rev. Hugh Armstrong, Minister
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Church of Nazarene
Cove Mission Church

Sunday School 1000 Al. IN.
Preaching ii 100 a. NJ
Evening service 1880 p. IN.
February 19-Friday evening al
8 100 p. m. Miss Gardner, returned
missionary will speak. DO not
miss hearing her.
We welcome you to all services
Ira j. Mcfarland, Pastor
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Cove M. E. Church

| WV 1n. =. SuuICu
Sunday School with adult Bible
class at 1000 a. m. MIR. Albin
Sundberg, Supt.
Junior League at 800 p. M,
Mrs. Siegrist Supt.
Young Peoples meeting at 7 p.
m. Mr.. A. Hotchkin, Pres.
Topic, "What makes real
Christian and Church MemberY"
No preaching service, pastors
Sunday at Fragaria and Ollala.
Last Sunday we had fine meet
ings at II 100 a. m. A Frances
Willard Memorial Service. Mrs
P. Butcher gave fine address
about the Crusade and the pastor
spoke about the good influence
from 6 years of prohibition Miss
Roberts gave a vocal solo and
thele was a duet by the pastor
and Miss Roberts.
AT 1870 we had a Lincoln and
Washington Memorial service. Mr.
Smith, the principal of the Wash
on High School gave a fine add
lress. The male quartet gave two
numbers.
A violin duet by the Moe broth
ers, readings by Fred Sundberg
and Holland aud AL Hotchkin, re-
marks by the pastor, closing with
The Star Spangled Banner and
alag salute,
The 18th was the pastors 10th
birthday and there was fine re-
ception by members and friends.
kilograms and letters came from
all places-from Chicago and
philadelphia in the East and San
Francisco, South-a gift of 1854.
was received by the pastor for
which he is very thankful.
Lisabeula Community Church
Sunday School at 1000 a. M.
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m.
Evening Service at 1880 p. m.
Every Sunday.
Rev Ward Pastor
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Christian Science

The Christian Science Society
Of Vashon-Maury island, wishes
to announce that Church Services
are held in the Church Edifice at
Gllisport every Sunday morning
At II O'Clock, The public is cor
daily invited to attend these ser
gices.
Sunday School services are also
held in this building every Sun
day morning at 10 a. m.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-19

The Lutheran church people
have reshingled the parsonage pro-
perty at Vashon which has been
coupled by Mr.. P. T. CARRIER for
many months.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
New Art Needlework
For Leisure Hour Embroidery

sl.69 Breakfast Sets, S1.59-
stamped. unbleached, "a inch
cloths with four napkins to match.
Lazy daisy pattern.
CoyeralI Aprons. Sl.00-Stamped
on unblea ched cotton. Two pretty
patterns. Partly made and trim
med with coIored material.
Baby Bibs, 29c-Stamped in nur-
sery patterns. For outline en-
broidery.
Puritan Yarns, 75c hank-3A y OF.
hanks, in all colors. Heavy or light
weight.
$3.50 Velour Pillows, $1.98-
Blue, mulberry and rose, in oval
and round shapes. With Imported
tapestry centers.
Linen BOudoir Sets. S1.69-
Stamped on oyster linen. Set con-
sists of two scarfs and three-piece
vanity set to match. Attractive
French-knot pattern.
Kings Palace
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Street Floor
Mems S5.98 Sweaters, 1898

Atwood Sweaters. a h u . q
With large shawl collar in coat
style. Also pull-overs. All sizes
26 Ia AS
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Street Floor
Mems Felt Hats, S2.4S
Street Floor
Mems S1.69 Pajamas, Sl.05

F'Iannelette or Plaza ponGee. FIX
celIent quality, made with capa
cious pockets and finished with
colored borders or rayon frogs. MI
colorS and sizes.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
S1.25 Costume Slips, 81

Straightline slips Of broadcloth
and English sateen. Bodice top.
fancy pleated f1ounces or two-inch
hens. Black. navy. brown, tan,
purple and bright colors.
Evening star., 1926-01-24

All-wool Suiting Caps. in eight
piece style with button on top. For
large or small boys.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1926-01-24
STFFFT r IVE1T
Women S Crepe
Nightgowns, csc

A new purchase of regular AMI
extra size gowns made of Windsor
and Washenready crepes. Plain
colors and lovely patterned effects.
Round, square and Jenny neck
rnnda1r in u-hite and na Sfel CnlnrS-
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Girls S5.9S to S9.9S Dresses
S398

Lovely dresses in dress styles or
those suitable for school and gen
eral wear. Fashioned OF wool
crepe, taffeta, jersey. velvet. jersey
with serge, novelty stripe with
navy serge Shown in ensemble,
one and two piece modes and trim
med with hand embroidery in silk
or yarns; fancy braids or contrast
ing pipings. Sizes Z to IA.
Second Fl0or-King's Palace
Evening star., 1926-01-24
tHffNNf fVVE
Mems Csc Lisle Hose, l8c

Excellent quality. with double
heel and toe. Ankle fitting. Black
cordovan. gray. navy, white and
champa gne.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Mems Underwear, sec Each

Choice of Shirts and Drawers Of
medium weight I i h b d e o I n,
Lonc.sleeve shirts in sizes Sc to -
and ankle length drawers in sizes
80 to AZ Sateen facincS.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Street Floor
: Mems Union Suits, Csc

Our s1.25 and $50 medium.
weight cotton ribbed suits. Full
cut and we'll tailored. Long sleeves
and ankle length. in ecru or ran
dom gray. Sizes Sc to 46.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
NtrPpT FTONT
Mems 79c Ties, 49c

six and wool. Rayon and silk
Ties in a wide range of patterns:
stripes and novel designs included.
All colors.
Evening star., 1926-01-09

He still held both her hands in his. On
the whole the moment had it's COM
pensationS. A car came rushing up
the hill. The omnibus which had been
behind them was already pulling up
Johnson crawled out from underneath
the car.
What | want to know. sir. is who's
been tampering with my brakes?" he
said fiercely. It's been done on pur-
pose
Hargrave was puzzled.
They We're certainly in perfect or
der when we came up" he declared.
The chauffeur pointed under the car
The nuts have all been withdrawn
from both bolts. sir" he announced
1T was a put-up job. No accident un-
screwed a dozen nuts"
They We're by this time surrounded
Evening star., 1926-01-09

Hargrave handed Violet into the bus
and took his place by her side.
You had better go up in the other
car, johnson" he directed, "and make
inquiries. See If any strangers were
lounging about and tell Mr.. Dickson,
the secretary, just what's happened.
Don't talk about it to any one else"
Very good. Sir Hargrave."
The bus. fortunately. was empty.
Violet sat with her arm tightly through
her companion's
Did your chauffeur think that some
one had done this on purpose?" she
asked.
Well. it seems absurd" he replied
Still. there you are. Brakes don't
go like that all of their own accord. y
But who could have done it?" she
demanded wonderingly You haven't
any enemies. have you?'
We'll, i wouldn't go so far as to
say that, but who could have known
l was lunching at La Turbie?"
Violet reflected for a moment
We'll. Robert knew" she remarked
He may have told Mr.. Hobson."
Evening star., 1926-01-09
S54, ,437,724 TOTAL
IN YEARS BUILDING
Value OF New Construction in
Baltimore in 1925 Drops
Under 1924.

BALTIMORE, January (SpeciaD.
The value of new construction and
additions and alterations to buildings
In Baltimore last year totaled $54,-
43I,724. This is $4S8,256 below the
figure for the record year of 1924,
when valuation of S54.925. $50 was
registered, according to the annual re-
port of Charles II. Osborne, head of
the Bureau of Buildings.
Home construction during the year,
as indicated fy permits granted for
this type of construction, broke all
records for the city, with a total Of
1881 dwellings. valued at $23, ,512 800.
In 1924 the total was 1879.
Failure of last year to equal the
record of 1924 was accounted for
largely by falling off in the volume
of permits granted in December. The
total for last month for new improve
mcnts. additions and alterations was
S2.206 500. u decline of 81 .9S4.SS0 from
the total for the corresponding month
of 1924 which reached $5,191 $50, and
Of $3,372,720 from the preceding
month of November. The November
total was S5.579,5 $50.
Totals for the preceding years fol-
low: 1928. $4G.9SS. 900: 1922, $44, ,199. $50;
1921. $36.224. .S46; 1920, $36, ,133,12S;
1919, $26. 769 .3G2
Evening star., 1926-01-09
DUNCAN COMPANY
REPORTS TRANSFERS
Many Houses in PetWorth and Co.
lumbia Park Purchased
Recently.

A considerable number of sales in
PetworJh and the vicinity are re-
ported in recent transfers through
the office of D. J. Dunigan.
The sales include the following:
400 New Hampshire avenue north
west TO Daniel ID. and Jessie h. Con
don. This house is located on the
corner of New Hampshire avenue and
Webster street. and contains nine
rooms and bacl and built-in garage.
1902 New Hampshire avenue to
Thomas l.. and Katie j. Mcnamara.
4fO4 New Hampshire avenue to Dewey
p. and MiCnotte Brown. 44O6 New
Hampshire avenue to Frederick w.
and Mary L. Strobel. 440S New
Hampshire avenue to Cornelius A
and Clara l.. Connor. 44l0 New
Hampshire avenue to Oliver X. and
Hettie L. Shepherd 4414 New
Hampshire avenue 10 Charlotte {.
avenue to Joseph G.. and Mabel c.
Dellamico. 4422 New Hampshire
avenue TO 1eona G. .Augusterfer 4430
New Hampshire avenue to Frank T..
and EStelle l.. Dudley. 1916 Fourt h
street northwest to William f. and
Constance s. Seals. 1920 Fourth
street northwest to David D. and Alice
NJ. Harger. 1922 Fourth street north
west to Roy and Lena E. Butrum.
The following homes are in Co
lumbia Park and reported sold: 52O5
Fifth street northwest 10 Walter +.
Bell 5207 Fifth street northwest to
Franklin J. and Grace G Morette
52o9 Fifth street northWes, 10 George
+. and Evelyn G.. Martin. 52I1 Fifth
street northwest to Edward l.. and
Kathryn l.. Knott. 52l7 Fifth street
northwest to James +. and Gertrude
NJ. Pope. 5219 Fifth street northwest
to Elizabeth y LeFort. 522l Fifth
street northwest to George H. Keller.
o223 Fifth street northwest to NJ
Fletcher and Francis NJ. Dukes. 1925
Fifth street northwest to William l..
and Ella a. Heath 5227 Fifth street
northwest to Joseph a. and Nellie G..
King. 5233 Fifth street northwest TO
Helen L. Hosford
Evening star., 1926-01-09

better warn Robert to be careful Mr..
Hobson is not quite the sort of jour
nalist 1 care for"
"Will you tell me, If you please"
the woman begged who sat by Pelling-
hams side at dinner in the princess
wonderful villa, Just who may be
this Englishman. Sir Hargrave Wen
dever, and why is he host tonight?'
Pellingham glanced furtively at the
small card which hay by the side of
his place.
You did not hear my name, per-
haps. his companion continued. 1T
Is not strange, for Stephanie was in
distinct this evening. / am the Com
| tesse Fedora Fayaldi. There is more
but l spare it to you. l am either
hungarian or Polish, whichever you
, will, for my husband owned estates in
both countries, and I arrived here to-
night. l stay with my friend the prin-
cess, and at dinner-it is a most inter
esting party, is it mott find as host
distinguished-look man, but "a
stranger
Sir Hargrave Wendever is his
Evening star., 1926-01-09
Would Foualize Chances

Continued tomorrow.)
Evening star., 1926-01-09
INSTALLMENT Xxx.

Continued from Yesterdays Starr
Evening star., 1926-01-09
SYNOPSIS.

Sir HarFrave Wendever. country gentleman
and hnancier. calls on a famous London ply
not live for more than six or eight months.
Wcndever takes the blow standing. and de-
cides to go on with his plans for the Winter
as though nothing had happened. However.
ieeling the urge TO give lift to some poor
with whom he comes in contact. until he
hnds one who is in need of help. This
who serves him regularly He offers Violet
Martin and member of her family vaca-
lance. Robert. to act her brother. and
they tell Sir Hargrave they will go. In
Monte Carlo their host tells them they are
free To do as they please, gives them plenty
OF spending money and places a car at their
disposal. Hargraye renews his acquaintance
with the charming Princess Stephanie Putral-
ka. who Is in love with him. but he finds
himself falling in love with Violet
Continued from Yesterdays Star)
Evening star., 1926-01-09

And who may he be-"
He's an American journalist" she
explained. I've seen him talking TO
the Marchesa di Bieni."
Hargrave was silent for a moment.
His face had grown stern.
What makes you think Robert
might have told him." he asked.
She INDUCED in little grimace.
We'll. just something that the mar
chesa said. l heard her tell Robert
that Hobson was making his living b.
reporting the doings OF well known
people here. and she asked him when.
ever he had a chance to let him know
where you were lunching or dining
That didn't matter. did it?''
What could matter" he answered
lightly, so long as we are here and
safe? All the same perhaps you had
Evening star., 1926-01-09
MONTE CARLO
By E. IHILLIPS OPPENHEIM 1fX p.ss., o9c.
Wfll1 Res. Y. D.
Patent O@cs.

en- gate, and with their impetus les
sened knocked only a stone or two
with their rear wheels off the wall
which overhung the precipice.
Jump. dear. he cried quickly.
AS another stone began to loosen
she came fearlessly into his arms.
Johnson was on his feet by now and a
huge boulder was rolled behind the
wheels just in time. Hargrave drew
himself up.
We'll, we're out of that" he ex-
claimed
Violet. very slowly, very reluctantly
drew away from Hargrave's grasp.
Evening star., 1926-01-09
Officers Are Installed.

Installation of officers of the Pres
ident's Own Garrison. No. 104. Army
and Navy Union. begun Tuesday
night, WAS completed ut a regular
muster of the post Thursday night at
the District Building
New officers include: Mai w. <.
Peake, commander; Miss Margaret T..
Naylor, adjutant: John Sullivan,
"uartermaster; Past Comdr. &. l..
rnN. Thomas Harris and Charles l..
Whitlock. members Of the executive
council. and Rev. Howard T. Snyder.
chaplain
Evening star., 1926-01-09

name," Pellingham confided. "He is
a pal of mine, an Englishman, man
of great wealth and very popular upon
the Riviera. 1t was rather a surprise
to me to find him playing the part of
host. but / know that the princess
cousin. the grand duke. sent his eX-
cuses at the last moment. That's why
Wendever brought me along, to make
the numbers right. / only arrived this
afternoon"
Tell me about this man" the COM
tesse begged.
Copyright, 1926, by E. Phillips Oppenheim. }
Evening star., 1926-01-09

A measure to give Navy staff corps
officers and officers of the line equal
opportunities for promotion was
sought in a bin introduced yester-
day by Representative Stephens, Re
publican, Ohio. Provisions would af-
feet the Medical Supply Chaplain. Con-
'struction, Civil Engineer and Dental
Corps
Evening star., 1926-01-09
Crash.

Y Y IOLET was silent, but the look
she flashed across the table
~ brought Hargrave a moments
disquietude. And yet, after
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-02
KEYES ON TRAIL
OF new CLUE in
TAYLOR MURDER
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, March Dis
tIiet Attorney Asa Kcyes, Of Los
Angeles county, was cr~"utc '
today to trace q new clue in the
William Desmond Taylor mdrucr
ease.
The prosecutor was accompanied
by Harold l.. Davis, assistant dis
trict attorney and chief Of the hom,
'cido squad.
1t vas understood That Keyes was
beaded for Detroit, aud possibly for
New York city. Police Of both De
troit and New York, il was said.
lad communicated with the district
attorney here concerning discovery
OF long sought witnesses in the II"
ttrious Unsolvcd "moyie murder.
TAYLOR. prominent film director
vas found slain in mis- apartments
lcrc four wears ago. Scores OF
persons were griiled in connection
with the murder, and several sus-
4cts We're taken into custody, bu;
/ lie crime was never fastened oh
auvnnc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-02
CROWD TRIES TO
TAKE AWAY MAN
FROM |. B. COPS
BY United Press Leased Wire

LONG BEACH March 2 - An
:rgry crowd Of citizens staged "a
rcgr-riot here early today when Pc
lice arrested .Jo,. B'ake Oh suspicion
o. contributing - lie del!He3eae~
ri minors.
Blake was taken jata -. II
connection Will IL =EH #s.##- =
>ouce fra0 HaHe
a.av;-l,. =,
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At--, ~.a.
turned tho g.f's over - her '.-t
n, ana tha- Sic brought them 70
Tho station when saa ieaued tho
We're missing from home. The woman
was held Tor investigation.
When police went t. Blake home
and arrested him. L crowd gathered
and attempted % take him away
fiom tho rffirers. Tie: were beat
eu back with rlubS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-02
Evangelist From
Kentucky Extends
Revival Campaign

Dave Hill. the lumberiack evan
geIi>t from Neutucky. is meeting
with craritvi.- success in his re
vivul campaign being conducted al
the Con .s..-r church, Imperial.
IT, e.s....-- j. 81 plain speak
ia- l... ..r- p spade a spade and
is -..-. --l1 from the should
... together with hi>
Tel message and his
have greatly i'm.
alc OF Imperial and
..ao are attending tn
.. each night in lar1c
g , y.ll be held each night
s except Saturday evening"
-. women ', meeting Viii De held to
#.sro.y afternoon at which Mrs.
hiiL wife Of the evangelist, viii
speak.
Pastors Of the Imperial churches
are cooperating with Evangelist
Hin aAs are DOING all in their power
To help make the revival Il success.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-02

DAYTON. O., Mar, > '---- Nut-
tr! the lirtlc children 70 come unto
NE. and forbid them nat; fer Of
such is The Kingdom Of Heaven
4 church exclusively for children
las Just been. cotpp'eted here.
Every sunday morning, shortly
before the hour for morning Wer-
Ship. some 90 children will gather
il. i for their own services. \ club
Us, hov Of Ia os II wears. clad III
white XcSfmeuts and intensely SER
.u>. viii 90 to the lectern and open
The massive bible. And there vii!
Fellow "a miniature church service.
with aH the Episcopal rjtual, con-
Quoted by and for the children.
Children Run 1t
The church is known * -. Paul :
Children : church. Il waS built at
:, cost ot $4,000 and there is a com
mittcc Of children charged with il
operation. lust a~ each adult church
las is own board OF trustees.
The whole 4pruicct will be under
the direction Of Rev. Phil Porter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-02
INDICT PAIR FOR
EMBEZzLEMENTIN In
BAY CITIES CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. >
Re- T. Cook, broker. qnd Clinton
!. Tripp. former president of the
First National bank of kmgsburg,
were under Indictment Of the county
grand Jury today for grand larceny
md embezzIcment of approximately
@3e.6ea from TWO bay city society
women.
Indictments were voted when
Cook and Tripp failed to appear be
fore the jury last night to defend
eha9ces brought by Mrs. Fr2derika
Wallace, Piedmont, and Mrs. Lau-
reua Nan Laneh. cook ; mother-in.
law.
Beth mrI Surrendered to police
several days ago and were free on
lau ou warrants charging cmbez-
z.,ment sworn TO by Mrs. Wallace.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-02
IMPERIAL
ny Press staff Correspondent

IMPERIAL. March M. and
Mrs. 81. r. Butler motorcd out 10
'Le J.. T.. Cool rurh. southeast Of
town. Sunday aud visited the f.
r. k..morfh-.
M ard Mr- Charles Potter and
family of Oasis. spent the weekend
ri'i =. T.. M3vficld aud family.
a good representation from Impc-
faI attended tlic A-snciafcd Cham
prt- ~ F1mmcrce banquet - Holt
.lie fraar night. about > goiug
from lc.r.
D. f.. Frwgspn II Calcxico, was a
Jc-inr-s ,dtpr in town Monday.
Hr and Mr.. T. f. Bentley, Of
. Euffa.o. y. N.. afe spending = few
a4y. #i'h Ar and Mrs. A. x. Car
r,rf ~. and Mrs. Bentley bay'
t,on passing the winter in califor
.ia ana are ~ their way home.
Air. ard Mrs " X. Nsftae~sot
~ San D.epo Detc iapaia. yial
'on KrdHy iare.sp over 5e terri
trrt' f|'H s. .r~ ~ .~ra
t rfea -
+ T@a4s ss- ID tais >.
= 1brs.
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patla Itfd ~ be.sI.-.sse- u air
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-02
EXTENSION SERVICE CONDUCTS
INTERESTING AND PROFIT ABLE
DEMONSTRATION ON ASPARAGUS

cd that fon tentative grades had
horn set by the association, and he
WIS having excellent cooperation
from the growers in maintaining
those grades.
Farm Advisor f. L. Garthwaitc,
pointed ont that with the increased
acroagcs and vomme of production
in all sections, every Imperial Val
lev grower would have to increase
his production per acre, improve the
Gu; litv OF his product, cut down his
costs of production and maintain or
Improve the present marketing svs.
TEN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-02
NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR I'M
PRoVEMENT OF BUILDING
AT CITY WATER PLANT.

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned CITY Clerk Of tNe City
oferEl Centre invites and VIII re-
coiye at his office in tie City Hal
of~said City up 70 rac hour of $50
q CLOCK ?. N. on thc 18th day Of
March. 1926, sealed proposals. or
bids tor ferui,hmg the ps.assa1T
ia4'ort and material for II; III. ygrs
tain alterations AMI additions to
The. 6ld' CITY ttotef nlaat. bvi-lii g
t..stAe City water works in the
city Of FL Ccn+~o. ipcmdlrc about
SO sqiia e wards O. metal latA ana
plaster aftl fsBout 233J.7 <5li,are
a.lds. OF ,lssr2r'fi. tH.rt n6is5
E<-e also framing the fire walls
(reayHEing. approximately 1900 feet
mssee ellaReous lumber AL rs shown
bw9Water Department Plans. No. 70
ana Water Department Spceifica-
tieiis No. 80 on file in the office
of-the City Clerk Of said Cits
which said plans. and specifications
reference is hereby made for fur
ther particulars. -.-
All proposals or bids, shall be ac-
companied by a check payable to
the City of FL Centre, certified by
a responsible Bank for an amount
which shall not be less than ten per
cent .llQTl. Of the aggregate OF
the Proposal or by . bond Of said
and so payable, signed by
two sureties who shall justify before
any officer competent TO admins
I aNan oath in double said amount,
over and above all statutory exemP-
tions, - a.
The Board IF Trustees reserves
the right te re1ect any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Trus-
tees.
Dated this oath day of February,
] 92G. = - -. .. -- -~-;.
ss- > JAMES A. SCHOFIELD,
CITY Clerk of the Citypf FL ten 7
..ro, California: 24tl2
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