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a GOOD BUSINESS
FOR LITTLE CASH
AND LIBERAL TERMS.

Garage. repairing. rccharginS accessories:
rood amount of business, rent, S65 price.
5000, little cash. bal. mo.
Corner confectionery and soft drinks ,
lvinss rms rrnt 5"m tn1 ssITe sioo 100
vI,ly price only 5000.
pcn"1ts-sen& 4,rs = s" 500 nTn5 ,a4r rms do'ns $3.50
Barber shop 3 chair; rent, $50. estab-
lshed years; price, $1,000; terms
Corner confectionery. ielicatessen. etc 3
rms & h: guaranteed wky business. $500;
price $500.
Cleaning and pressing. particularly good
location and business; price only $500;
see this Immediately
pehcatessen and unch doing sl25 daily
price $500, terms: see this quickly.
Bakery. rms. & b.: rent. s.i5; splendid
business and profits: price only $500.
Restaurant, doing s35 daily; priced low;
tiitle cash; easy terms.
very husy section near apartnlen, houses;
hotels, Govt. dep,s and hus! trafhc, ="
rms: price only S2.@5o,
Aid location. closed evenings and sundays:
price only $1,000; terms.
lunchreGma, doing sloo daily ~, business ss:
price. - ,tuUs terms dTFdHseu tHiS Is bIt
81 the best and most favorahly known
places in WASHINGTON: everything modern
{ullv equipped thrOuChout and operated at
a minimum of expense.
Cafeteria. doing 81 600 w'kly long lease;
low rent: price Sll. 500: our finance de-
nartment can assist effcctns reasonable
terms.
Pool-oom. SlO0Oo yearly business: To-
Gated in a section conducive TO very good
trade: price only $500.
Grocery. dong $500 TO 81 600 w'kiy.:
,ent. $40. prlce. 5000: terms. good
tuy.
Employment agency. established wears;
business: price only $500: very easy terms
ROONING HOUSES
Paving good incomes; all sections; rea-
LIST WITH Us FOR
\ QUICK SALE
IF YOC NEED
MONEY AND OWN
\ BUSINESS. SELL
Us YOUR NOTE.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING &
FINANCE Co.
suite poo COS 9O9 District Natl. Bank Bldg.
ROBERT + HoLLANDER. General Manager.
L. AHS PHONE fRiASKLiS e5ss.
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HALAM & COMPANY
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES,

BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE
WEHAyE ~ THE arE
'RocE HE THKFN A2b MEATs M4slE Corner locstion
S.1tzho or Without rooms: mixed trade: doing
p7cs as .:,r. t9n stock and FTo@d viii. .
'"r, Yell "aTinncd: dong SIc5 daily: low
9ELsWG ATEsssEN,; d;"ins i; SsS5o' so yss@5I,d,gg:: Xix
,RooMING HorsE la. rooms well FUR,
low rent, Price $500: terms real
Li'SCHR0oM. doing s75 daily; downtown
locati"n; low rent. real business for
-, We have many good buys of all k!nds.
Conc C. ni...a in and have a talk with us w" try
HALAM & COMPANY.
MAIN s5se SUITE a5a. MISSY BLDG. .
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
-. Rooming house located rear 18th and
Mass. ave: most all new furniture: rent.
so: bargain at 81. 100.
Roominr house. downtown: u rms. 3
baths: steam heat, "ler. price. 5000.
Property and lunchroom business. close
20 Washington: price. $3.50.
Bakery. conf and del ideal location
rent $40: price 81 900.
Raierv and conf ice cream business. in
rludinc property: bargain at $4,000.
Tea room on l4th st: opportunity for
lady: price $3.50.
Groceries, soft drinks and conf: give
away at 5000
Cleaning and dyeing: high-cla2s nropuSl-
ton; modern equipment; price. 81 200.
If YOU want to buy or sell, consult our
Sundrntis of places are sold. Our sound
financial standing is your nrotccti4n
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
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90 CROMWELL TERRACE NE.-BED
room. kitch"nette and Larry" screened porch
new and clean: for employed lady or cOu-
pie: 3 squares north of Bird and r. ! ave
ne. i2 square from bus stop $50. PotO
mae 35OG-J evenings
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WANTED

Masons, carpenters. plumbers and steam
Mttcrs. electrician1s: painters and paperhang-
CONTRACT WORK.
A,,1roSe pnx JOIN
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3 RMS. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. LIN 70
ing room. bedrooms and complete kitchen
newly decorated: house Just remodeled into
three apts.: ianitor service: all rooms cozilv
and atttactiyely furnished: rent. $50 month
garage; So. if desired. Gi7 n. J ave NV
IN walking distance all Govt. dpptS MAJ %
krtS etc Adams JTo4
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WESTOVER. 25O1 PA. AVE NW-DE-
lightful . and 3 outside rs. k. h. porch.
Also attractive English basement 3 r.. X
North 31no-W
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Something Different.

NOO1If NtIKIIIS0 IIIII u NIII.
large house. best Northwest section
close to several lines: operated as a
club-home; rates reasonable. Large double
rooms, with excellent breakfast and good
dinner. ST. 80 to $15 each. Good single
rooms and meals. SIS to SIS For business
couples cheaper and better than your own
apartments. Phone. days. BELL Main 1921 :;
evenings. Adams 5i93
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PA 9th ST. Me- ROOMS AND BATH
nicely furnished: also = other rooms. con
In all
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BEAUTIFUL APT. SECOND FLOOR. COM
pletely furnished: D rooms and bath. ga
EcR Fast ~
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club. Twin beds excellent meals several
single rooms available Sept /; all new fur
niture. IL
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SEPTEMBER, YEAR OR LONGER-UN-
usually attractive large rooms and xitch-
en-: excellent service: Si35. 17th and Eyc
Frank ShNA
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RENT ROOMS-SIrRIrRRAN

69IS WILLOW AVE, Takoma Park d. c.
2 suburban rooms. furnished private fam
lily; SIS: within walking distance Of 2 car
lines: break if preferred.
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125 4th ST SE-TWO LARGE ROOMS
kitchenette. private bath: completely fur
nished: gas. electricity: SIS. adults
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251S 18th ST NV THREE ROOM
apartment: ami. near Central High: rea-
eonahe
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1923 MONROE ST. wv OR ROOMS
bath. kitch"nette and porch southern ex-
pos,lre: alhIltS transients accommodated.
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VERY ATTRACTIVE FRONT APT-OEE
room. reception room. kitchen bath large
closet. 1913 X 81 ". Er. $50 lh.
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! 414 ST NE-BEAUTIFCL AND 2
room apartments elegantly and completely
| furnished for housekeeping; very reasonable
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1911 G. ST. NW-SECOND-FLOOR FRONT
apartment. with kItChencttc Also rear
apartment. sem-pfivatc oath, block from
White House. cool: rent reasonable.
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Cleaning and pressing. particularly good
location and business; price only $500;
soe this Immediately.
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1894 MASS. AVE. N:W.eLaree. clean. Cool.
water, phone excellent meals. 35c and SOC.
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NTNV. IlttIc tdrH, Udl. NIV-
Corner confectionery and soft drinks; =
Nvincs rms: rent $50. this store has
shown \ net profit of approximately 500
vvItly price only 5000.
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"HILLCREST," $500 13th-Ideal home for
those away from comforts Of their own:
rooms with and without bath.
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Corner Confectionery. dellcatessen etc
rms & h: guaranteed ky business. $500;
price. $500.
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TWO LARGE COOL ROOMS, single or
double beds: hgh-class home cooking;
reasonable; best location; city 3232 18th
ST Adams u3Ql
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 14OS N H avp-Coolest
spacious rooms newly decorated. modern.
SIS monthly UP: best cooking So. Main
1853 Pianos GrafOnOlas; hOmelike
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342O CENTER ST. N.w-Two pleasant
rooms. $3.50 and $40. with board: most
convenient location at 10th and Newton.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
Cops Aid Family
When Hubby Fails
To Meet Car Here

Police officers are not always
the "hard-boiIed, persons that
folks often believe them to be,
proof of this fact being given last
night when Il Mexican woman and
four childtcn were stranded in his
city after coming here by stage from
the north.
The woman expected to he met
here by her husband who works ON
a ranch several miles from the city.
Through some ing
he did not mett his family and
though the woman was able to give
the namo of the ranch at which he
works, it was too late to get in touch
with the husband
Stage officials notified Jimmy
Applegatc of the FL Centre police
and the latter ith a. B. Robbins of
the Merchants Patrol, made every
effort TO get into communication
with the ranch and when this proved
impossible, the officers made ar
engagements to have the family taken
care over night.
Had it not been for the interest
shown by the officers in the family,
the latter would undoubtedly have
been compelled to remain all night in
the stage office.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
Jag Costs
Mo0nsIliner $500,
Birds Now Sober

Al Of !. Y. Holman y ducks sur.
viVcd heir boat with ,tohu Barley
corr yesterday, according to report
from he >horiff's office, but Hol
man lost $500 for persisting in max.
ing liquor when Uncle Sam says he
must not, this being the amount OF
the fine assessed against him when
he was arraigued before Judge May
Iieid yesterday afternoon.
HolmaH paid one half the fine,
the court granting him an extension
Of tinle to pay the remainder.
d" Non" Of the ducks cashod IL
their checks, - Shetiff Gillett said
this morning, land they apDear to
be hardy lot. They were drink
ing lots OF water this morning, and
! guess brono se!tzer would have
been welcomed by some Of those
who a,c los of that mash"
The duck became intoxicated
when ley arc quantity Of whis-
key h dumped out by the sher-
iff 70 wing raid on Holman )
still
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
Cnff T COLERIDlSE;
CLASSIC IS WE'LL
DOVE FOR SCREEN

Who SamGel Taylor Culcridgo
penne1 The fluent lines Of The
Rhine ii he Ancient Mariner" littla
did he ream that one day his i'm
mortal rem would be visualized in
no less raautifu! 4 manner upon rhc
screen. fhis great classic has been
brought before the public through
the mos popular. medium Of today
the siI er screen and will be shown
at the 'alace theater beginning
tonight. Henry otto noted di-
rotor Of fantasies, has employed his
genius l. mold the fantasy into one
of the most Sublime achievements
of motion picture history.
Eve Unscl, for several years a
star OF taa seeuafio world, was sa-
lected 10 write the modern sequence
of "NThe Ancient Mmiar. = This wa
a particularly difficult t&alc because
of the fact that the story Of today
must be il keeping with the spirit
of the GREAT classic used for the
sequence. This Miss Uu-
Gone in a superlatiVc man-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
GIRLS
make [ p ii,lh2N'!S FOR
DANCE ON FEB TE,E}. s :;

Plans for the fourth annual dance
of The El Centre Business Girls
club were discussed at meeting
last night, lho final decision bein
to hold the dance on February 5.
Miss Ruth Narahie was chosen
chairman Of the dance committee.
The Business Girls dance is one
Of the social events always popular
with the Younger folks OF the city.
The club has established IN excel
lent reputation for entertainment
through the dances given in the
past, and the members hope to
eclipse their former successes this
year.
With the exception of the annual
dance, the club makes no appeal to
the public ior assistance during the
year, the funds raised by the dance
being used to carry on the e!ab
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
SOUTHERN
RlasDgOaC,lDnI 'F''s
t'::a',' s:::i:, s; BANK
Main Banking House rs. Grant
Hotel Building
San Diego, California
Cattle HIarI


Cattlc-"o1, hol3over 400: slow,
rtfo dome corlv. no steers sold.
Bulk steers Yesterday $S95M9.25;
hulk sh" stock - 000G.5o; Gamers
aud cutters $o,7504.0o; bologna
bulls #4.5005.25.
Calvcs-10o; generally steady.
Bulk calves $S.o009.5o; milk veal
SO 00012.00.
ITogs-30o, holdovers 1900; slow.
generally steady, Top $13.65 for
two loads good and choice 160-1S0-lb
butchers; load 245-lb. weights
1878: late Yesterday about 700
mostly mixed butchers $4,000
1880; packing sows $10.50O11.00.
Sheep-None. Good and choice
lambs quoted $14O0M1500: com
mon 10 choice ewes $5.50M 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
LOCAL GIRL WEEDS
FORMER RESIDENT

Miss Vera NJ. Benton Of this city,
and William G. Machabec Of San
Diego, formerly of this city, were
married in San Diego Yesterday. ac-
cording to announcement received
hero today
The bride had been employed at
the office of the Imperial Valley
Hardware company in this city for
the past year and has many friends
here. The groom was formerly val
ley representative for the Burroughs
Adding Machine company, and was
transferred to the coast several
months ago.
1t is expected the ncwlvwcds will
make their home in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
EVANGELIST WILL
Give ADDRESS ON
". c. 7. i. WORK

Rev. Helen Byrncs, evangelist of
II years experience, will speak at a
union meeting of all churches of the
city at the First Baptist church to-
morrow night Rev. Byrnes,/ who
is sent out by the state Woman S
Christian Temperance union, will ad-
dress meetings in this city under the
auspices of the local W. c. Y. L.
Rev. Ryrncs is an excellent speak
er. II addition to tomorrow night 8
meeting she will address others in
FL Centre during this week, She
will also appear in other valley
cities. Places for gatherings in this
city ON Thursday and Friday nights
Will be announced later.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
80 FURNITURE MEN
DENY TRUST COUNT

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Pleas of not
guilty were entered by representa-
tives of % furniture firms and 70
individuals when arraigued before
Federal Judge Adam G. Cliffe yes
terday III connection with the furni-
ture "trust - prosecution started last
summer by the government. Upon
suggestion of special assistant at
torney General RogerShalle, special
prosecutor from Washington, the
trial for those arraigned was set for
April 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

effects ready to make his departure,
telegram came from Phoenix, in
strueting Sheriff Gillett to hold Me-
Daniel, who is wanted in that city
for passing bad checks and obtain
ing money under false pretense.
Mcdaniel was Informed of the
change in plans and he accepted the
news without comment. He inform
ed Sheriff Gilett that he would
not opose cNtradition and SIGNED o
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
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waiver Of his extradition rights.
An offieef,-is expected to arrive
here tonight from Phoenix to take
Mcdaniel in custody. The latter
was arrested at Brawley two weeks
ago. while living with woman
who is not his wife. With the fed
eral charges against Nc Daniel
dropped, it lis expected the woman
viii be released unless she, too, is
wanted BY the Rhoenix authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
CHICAGO CONCERN TO
OPEN BRANCH AT COAST

LOS ANGELES, Jan. ia Chi.
ea&o concern, the Link Belt com
pany, Is entering Los Angeles with
branch plant for light manufac-
turing and, warehouse purposes, r.
y. Sangster. of the chamber Of con-
merce, reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Ell Treatment al the Ef centro hos
ptal and last night WIS returned
to tbc Jail,
This morning information was re
ccived At the Jail from the depart
mclt Of justice at Los Angeles, stat
ing that the federal charges against
Nc Daniel has been dismissed and he
could be released. Hardly had this
information been conveyed to Me
Daniel, and while he was packing
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
Castles
In ! the / A." !. !: !.

IF you hare b1iLt castles
in the air, your yOorh reed
aot be lost; thGt is lDH,ere
they should be. Noz0 But
foundations under t.a-s F."
-ThOreuu.
You may build many .es
and it is but righ5 III
should-but, unless y3. %
foundation under then ,Jhe. will
remain air castles.
A saving account in the South
ern Trust & Commerce Bank is
like unto the stone and cement
materials with which you can
build the foundation under your
air castles, making Il EN- become
the realities CT hoale Of your
own, a college which sou may
attend or your own business es-
tablishment.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Officers Elected. = Members Of
the foreign adult education class Of
the Lincoln school recently organ
ided rs a student body. Officers
were elected az follows: John
Saario, president: Miss Maria Marin.
vice president, Fraust Aroc, sccre.
tarv, and J. Kikuchi. treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
NE WS BRIEFS
From, City and County

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Hazel N. Baker, teacher Of piano.
665 He'll Ave. Phone 220W. adv
ley of Los Angeles.
Fryers and Fat Hens. Any num-
Der. Dressed or undressed. Phone
9GG. 1882 Woodward. adv
injured Man Improving-.James
+. Morrison, who was badly injured
when he fell from telegraph pole
in this city last week, continues to
improve at the FL Centre hospital.
Morrison is now conscious at times
and his condition is such that his
ultimate recovery is confidently ex-
pected, though he will be confined
20 the hospital for a long time.
> Furniture Bargains. Clayton &
Stevens lis No. 9th. adv
Automobile Loans. clear your
tar and loan you money, You pay
me by >he month. Fred r. Cross,
$50 Main St Phone 259J: Fl Cen.
ro. adv
Basketball Friday Night-Contral
Nnion's lightweight and heavy
weight basketball teams win engage
similar teams from Brawloy high
school in the local gymnasium Fri
day night, it was announced today.
The contests were originally sched-
uled for Saturday but it has been
found necessary to change the date.
No arrangement has yet been made
for game between the girls teams.
but it is hoped such an arrangement
can be made before Friday.
Overweight? See physical direc-
tor, Barbara Worth Gymn, to 9
p. IN. adv
Firemen Have Practice-Chicf
Ferguson took the members of the
FL Centre fire department out for
practice last night, and the firemen
We're put through a snappv program
lasting the greater part of an hour.
Tests of the La France pumper,
which was recently overhauIed,
showed it to be in good shape, and
quick time was made in unloading
hose and making hvdrant connec-
tlons.
Don't Neglect that Rupture as il
may be dangerous. Trnsses expert
" fitted - and up. 80 years ex-
periencc. DR.. Scaton, Hotel Casa
Rey. Phon" 1l6 for appointment.
advtf
Dr.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex.
traction specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment. Phone
ssW. adv.
Vegetable Growers to Meet-Vcge-
table shippers aud brokers, opcrat.
ing in Imperial Valley. are invited
to attend meeting scheduled for to-
morrow night Mt the Barbara Worth
hotel a 7:30. Several matters of
considerable Importance to the vcgc,
table industry are to be discussed
and all who are interested are urg
ed to be present.
Ways and Means Revue ad
Dorothy Mix Bracke2Dury, dane
ing instructor. You would enjoy
six lesson course. Residence Phone
76~W. adv
Mrs. T. s. Taylor wishes to an
nounce to her friends and patrons
that she is now operating the laun
dry business at Ala Vine St. and
that prices are the same as she pre-
viously charged. All work done by
hand aud special care taken of de-
licate articles. smw
New Ornamental Light.--A third
ornamental street light is being in
stalled on the north side of Main
stalled nthc north side of Main
Street between Sixth and Seventh,
80 that taxpayers in that section
may be able to determine which
kind of light they desire. Two sam
pies had previously been erected at
Sixth and Main Streets.
| % |
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Wanted. Woman by the hour to
put up box lunches. Apply Valley
Box Lunch, 13i No. 5th. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Rose School Dance, Sat. Jan. 30
Maxwell 8 Orchestra. Good eats. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
NAN WHO SOUGHT
DEATH FV POISON
FACES NEW COUNT

Hard luck continues to pursue Q.
}. Mcdaniel, who made an ansue-
ceSsful attempt ON his life at the
county Jail last week, when he took
a quantity OF areosote. He was civ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Barbara Worth Barber Srop. J. D.
Brown. proprietor. adv.
Your Own Home built to your
tastes and needs. Pay like rent. Ask
Valley Lumber Co. Phone 241. adv
Or. K. o. Carter, Dentist. Room
Is and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 260.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

DR.. j. F. Foncannon, D. o. Room
2G, Davis Bldg. Strictly Osteopathic
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Dr. R. z. Cunningham. Osteopathic
Physician. 532 Main st. General
Practice, Obstetrics, Gynecology,
Thermaweave Elimination System,
j Diatherny, Violet Ray and Deep
Thcfapy Light. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Special Price on candies. Closing
out. At Paul's next to Valley
Theater. adv
Buttered Popcorn at Valley
Theater and Union Stage Depot, 5,
10 and 25 cents a bag. Always
fresh. adv
Reckless Drivers Fined-Jose
Munoz, charged with reckless driv-
ing, was received at the county
jail yesterday to serve a sentence
of 80 days in lieu Of fine of $50
imposed by Judge Griffin Of Braw-
ley. Francisco Diaz, charged with
similar offensc, was sentenced to
serve 10 days in jail in addition to
paying fine of $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

F9. 1th ST. Phone 7S3. adv
Courts Unusually Quiet.-No ses-
sions of the superior court have
been held for several DAYS, with the
calendar last Friday. Judge Cole
is holding court in Los Angeles.
and Judge Conkling is taking care
Of both departments here. though
there is little to DO in this line.
Last year at this time both depart
ments had crowded calendars. The
present quiet spell has prevailed
since the opening of the fell scs-
sion.
Furniture at Low Prices. Inves.
tigate before buying. Clayton 4
Stevens. lis No. 5th. adv
wooda B,esv.>sehool of dancing
-o3 Orange Ave- Phone t11W adv
Credit Man to Speak-C. w.
Remcle. IN CHARGE Of the local bur
cqir &C the Immortal Valley Credit
Association, will he the speaker at
the chamber of commerce luncheon
tomorrow. Rcmclc recently came
to this city 10 take charge of the
huroau following tn" Organization
or tho credit association fro has
had several wears experience in
credit work. All merchants of the
citv aro invited hv Secretary Car
michael of thc chamber of com
mcrcc. TO attend the luncheon to-
morrow.
Mako Your Rent Paw for home
- vour own. Lets talk it over.
Valley lumber Co. adv
Turkish Baths. Barbara Worth.
e to II II. m. adv
r-v Loynd's s-eaKs. Lovnd''
o,,o c4o-o adv
Former Resident Dies--Word hos
bcor received by friends in this
city of the death Of Dick Walsh.
former II Centre resident. Walsh
died in Topsficld Massachusetts,, on
Saturday. He was n brother of
Mrs. II. G. Stevens, we'll known for
cr resident who now IS located in Los
Angeles.
Roofing. s. l.. Hartzell. Phone
o5lW. adv
Abdominal Belts. Surgical Hos
iery. Body Braces and Supports to
your measure. Dr.. Seaton, Hotel
Casa Rev Phone l16 for appoint
mont advtf
Hero From Kansas City.-Mr. and
Mrs. VI. C. Kott arrived in the city
during the weekend from their
home in KANSAS City. They will
sncnd n couple of weeks as the
ruosts of their niece, Mrs. J. J..
Green. The Kotts were delighted
with the temperature when they left
the train. which they boarded in n
enowstorm.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
Marching SOC. 5j5 Park. ad

Mac Morris Houston, 'Cellest,
viii give instructions on the Cello,
beginning Jan. 20, in FL Centre. In
quire Mrs. Jenkins, 800 Olive. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19
DR.. Amy L. Lyons, .Osteopath,
705 South Fifth st. Phone 744. adv

Preston's Condition Better. Gil
bert Preston, assistant secretary Of
the Imperial Irrigation District, is
reported to be considerably improv-
ed today He has been confined
to Ills home for several days with
n severe attack of influenza, which
it was feared would develop into
pneumonia.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Phone 251W. Repair roof.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Back Again. Beautiful fluffy
rugs, woven from old carpets and
clothes. If interested phone 662 at
once. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

Naturalization Glass Closes. - The
first naturalization class of the sea.
son, which has been meeting at the
Lincoln school, has closed. according
to Miss Nora Kreps, in charge Of
foreign adult educatin. A second
class w1d prepare for those coming
March. Miss Kreps states. This
class win open the first week in
up for the MAY naturalization hear
ing. Further information concern
ing the class will be published in
the Press preceding it's opening.
Headquarters for Club Luncheons
Parties and Banq1ets. IS2rbar
Worth Cafe. adv
Corns and Nails, $500. Bunions,
IngroWn nails and all foot disorders.
Reasonable price. DIR. Seaton, Hotel
Casa Rev. Phone 1lG for appoint
mont adbtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-19

New Ornamental Light.-A third
ornamental street light is being in
stalled on the north side of Main
stalled nthc north side of Main
Street between Sixth and Seventh,
so that taxpayers in that section
may be able to determine which
kind of light they desire. Two sam
pies had previously been erected at
Sixth and Main Streets.