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RTSJNESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Bt SlNESS Ok-IOn L Uni AENS.
CAFETERIA. downtown near Government
long lease. price reasonable: cash terms
e e resgnoasibie party Address Box 1 -.
RooMING HOUSE. detached. rent. $50;
ralityy: always rented: viii sell cheap: leav-
GAS FILLING STATIONS pumps acces;;
sorry hYild'nE Groom house frontage 81 o 90
TIRE. BATTERY & ACCCESssoRY STORE ri;
gold mine: must sell: have good reasons.
Address Box o2l R. Star Office. 10.
CONFECTIONERY, magazine store; for sale
n "'eS s'G Frsnk" 1863 S"' Oh llnes'
TAILORING S CLEANING STORE ORE, with ,o; z
INTO OTTER business me North zoos. -
BOOMING HomsE fer sale; small centsslly
ss35"--CIGAR AND NEWS cheap rent ssa
sas'-E""nnz 70 sase ! rosn TO- rent W.
R. 4 q '' RTfs 40 BOND BLDG NJ 5as4 !.
CIGAR sTORE-Good lo.ation. long lease
sell OF rent. Franklin $3.50. 49,
REsTAURANTICoTn'er stand o doing 1sc, good "n
500 500 King st., Alexandria. Va w 10.
BOARDING HOUSE; excellent business: al
od sss fo arms FIVE
DELICATESSEN. soda fountain. cigars. etc,
doing fine business in new and rapidly grew
ing community; good lease, reasonabie . rent 1d
sickness forces sale: a sacrifice at 50 900.
Owner North 1898 1S'
FOR SALE-Iasery or delicatessen: AL
prprosition. Col 9"S7.
EMBROIDERY AND BABY SHOP-Good
paving business: cheap: partners disagree.
Address Box 240D. Star Office:
BEAUTY PARLoR near hotels ho owner leay-
Address Box 22R. Star Office.
SMALL STORE. plenty business: near three
schools: bargain for cash. Call today $40
18th st. s.e. IL
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Essex 4-cyl. Tour, "ex-
cellent" ............. 1919
Buick Master Tour, 4
new tires; refinshed... o90
Nash 20 Light Six Tour
ing .......... .....- -
Oakland "a Sedan: retln-
ished o9O
Fords and Chevrolets; all
models; cheap.
Odds 43-A Touring. ..... $50
Nash 20 Advanced Sedan l.25O
Nash 20 Special Sedan. l.l9O
Hudson 5-pass. Sedan, re-
finished ............. oou
Jordan Tour, lacquer FIN
1sh .............. Wv
Hupp. Touring ......... -
Dodge Touring. ..... 80
Studebaker Brougham -. $50
Nash Touring, "a (4-cyl) AS
Nash "a Roadster
(6-cyl) ............ $50
Pontiac 20 Coach. ...... 100
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MARMON SEDAN, 1921 1-passAnger-Flrst-
class mechanical condition newly painted
very exceptional car at $500; terms. Mar
mon Agency 1ti:sf Conn. ave. n ".
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NJ -R-P-H-Y
GUARANTEES IN WRITING
USED CARS.

1926 Chrysler Roadster.
1925 Buick Coach.
1925 Fupmobile Sedan.
1924 Buick Sedan.
1924 Studebaker 5-pass. Coupe.
special 3.
1924 Studebakcr 5-pass. Coupe,
light =.
1924 Buick 7-pass. Sedan.
1924 Jordan Touring.
1922 Jordan Sedan.
Terms as low as S74 down
and $50 per month.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
DICK MURPHY. INC.
1921 and 1885 l4th NV.
I'VE Never Misrepresent.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17

MARMON SPEEDsTER. 1913 in excellent
condition. extra tire bumper. motOmeter
~ ..75 terms harmon Agency. lb3"
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BOY, with wheel. to run errands in evening.
Apply 2l62 California st.
CARPENTERS - first-class men, for siding.
Rosedale ave. Bethesda. Nd.
rARpENTER AnnIv 1000 Attn ST NV
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Hups, Chambers, Dodges, Max
wells, Studebakers, Essex,
Nash. Odds.
Open Evenings Until 9 PM.
"WALLACE,"
Nash Distributors.
NJ. 76l2. 100 l. St. NV.
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Star "Want Adj"
Branch Offices
\ORTUNFST
CO., NORTHWEST.
35 18th st-Joll's Newsstand.
9Th and P sts.-nay Pharmacy.

1l35 18th st-Joli's Newsstand
1ssssss s snd s,s-5 ( r tiemss5s
29nl Georgia ave.-Frank F. Lelly's Phar'
2ao oS,. 18th st. n.w.-comhower Art and
3 i4th ana 14th b s,,Bronsushs rhsrmaeT
14th ST: and Colorado ave.--o' Donncll's
32oa Mt. Pleasant st-Moum Pleasant
,7s5 co and se rS sho Cited cy. Agency
Sl62 California st.-Ha,rrrr.ys j. Paul.
NaFTfmaS Park ayeI Ph sr9 s-portec, Pre-
. scrintion Phsrnacy.s'
IIn rf AND and Mas -Philliqs Pharmacy.
7th aos and sts.-Goldenberg's time clerk $
7th and r. T. aye-J. French Simpson.
ty,th and N sts.-L. H. Forsier,s Pharp 1,,
pth and Z sts-M. H. ,Hanton's Pharmacy:
- Creek Pharmacy
Ga. ave. and Upshur st-Petworth Phsr-
s55o3 Ga. avc.-Monck's Pharmacy
bnl6 Ga ave. --Brrhtwood Pharmacy.
1893 la.s5 Mas; ave-Dqnont Pharmnacv: s,o,o
"a tHth am ana Fla qveBerTsens hr"s store
N2pth Can st and r. ]. ave.-Parker :
Si.t and { sts.%oligiov' Phsrmacy.
993 3,. ard rnn Pa 1 Herb Pharmacy.
3533 Conn. avr-Monterey Pharmacy.
55 tn,,, Conn., ave Chevy Chase D. c.
"lScnnsin ave. and Macomb st-Harry c.
1905 Wisconsin ave.-wisconsin Ave Phar-
Takoma Park $50 Cedar st-Ma,tingly
GEoEGErowN.
goth and sts.-Mnrgan Bros. Pharmacy
a4If n st.[M t@has5. P ihnarmscy
Wisconsin ave. and o st.-Donohue's Phsr-
Al and II sts.-Home Drug store.
en1 II @t.-Garren's Music Store.
II ia'b st ,r3 anI Nd; avcL7Louis r: Bradley
North ' Can, M aaI pharmaex
22?s East Canitol. st.-1Panl's Pjarma"y.
f la,t oMp r and sth sts-Bielopss phHrm nae,
I''th and East Cap. sts.-Llncoln Park Phar-
"oth i; ard r are-coihn-' Pharmacy.
1890 and i'f R 1.ydna HE ngc" Psna
SOUTHEAST.
s, st hi and Pa p"nneii s pruE Store
Ilth It. and Pa. ave-Fealey,s Pharmacy
Nch h"a Pa pHe HacSslshea2 DrG
SOUTHWEST
a. and R I l!3c cESTs 4 P MoRp
" w,.n,n Minimum CHARGE, 45c:
HelD and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous
automobiles for sale and Wanted
Rooms for Rent and Wanted
RATE o 1t1TsIT'!"i 81 wHsnr>cro<.
! rents word.
REAI. ESTATE ADS.
o words to the line. :!-line minimum, at
line rate. fOliowa:
I time. poe per line.
2 times. lgc per line
3 times. lSc per line
times &c ner line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.
Al ADVERT , senents for The Evening, Star
Star branch Offices by II Pm. the DAY
lions
Lost and Found
Death Notices.
Wanted Helm
Wanted Situations
=, AdverttiSements under the above "lassi flea
lions will t,e accepled at The star Office.
18th st. and Pa. ave. until 9::}0 am. day
Of issue. All ADVERT scments for The Sunday
Star must be received at The Star Office hy
30 p M Saturday, Or at any Of The Star
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all
vertisements from transient advertisers.
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HUDSON COACH. 1873 - Excellent condi-
ton. good tires. price exceptionally low
your car III trade. Mr.. Keehar. y. Y.
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NASH. 1921. TOURING 5-rassenser.,
Newly painted: had good care price $3.50.
Owner Atlantic 1871.
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HUDSON COACH 19"4--Excellent mechan-
ictl condition. extra tire. bumper.
toneter. slip covers: $3.50; terms Marmon
Agency. 6lG Conn. ave. NV.
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NASH NASH! NASH :
SPECIAL BARGAINS!

1926 Chevrolet De Luxe Sedan.
1925 Chandler Metropolitan
Sedan (S125 under red book.
1925 Chrysler Roadster.
1925 Chevrolet Touring.
1924 Buick Touring.
1924 Studebaker Touring.
1923 MaxwellsTourin $3.50.
1922 Jordan Brougham.
1925 Dodge Roadster.
1924 Oldsmobile Sedan.
1924 Ford Roadster.
1920 Hudson Speedster, cheap
1925 Studebaker Special f Tour
ing.
Others $50 Up.
II Months to Pay.
H.AWkINS-NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. Inc.
Conveniently Located.
1333-l337 l4th st. NV.
Main $3.50.
lContinued on next paes.S
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HUDSON TOURING i922-New paint mn
tor perfect; owner must sacrifice SIS. or
best offer. 1896 Calvert ST. Adams 1888.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rpkN!TlkE wanted, at auction or other,
wise highest prices guaranteed: household
goods stored shannon. Caldwell & Co. Inc.
rURNITURE and household goods wanted
You will feel listed with prices pay. s.
Wesenberg 4o5 10Th st NV. Franklin 1900
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and Old
lewelry needed IN our manufacturlng dept
Full cash value paid SelIneers. Sls r ct
HOT DOG DISPENSER for delicatessen store.
Address Box 176-R. Star office.
PCMP--Wood or iron. for 4O-feet we'll :;
GOOD condition; state price: location. Ad-
dress 122 NJ st.
SOCKS Or MERCHANDISE. store fixtures
office furniture of every description bought
Edgar Baum. 903 + st. NV. FIR. 9144.
WE buy
Old Fur Coats.
1876 1Ith NV. 49,
ANYTHING 10 SELL:
Phone Main 1889 or a539,
Household Effects, Merchandise Stocks:
the Washington pubic. -----..---
GOING TO SELL IT?
Save time. trouble and money.
Cali Franklin 1901.
Household goods merchandise. stocks. etc
No Quantity too large. -
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
lis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17

HTPMOBILE TOURING. lN"5: as good as
new. painted with Duco. extra tire. burner
notometer: best buy you viii find: 500 ,
terms. Marmon Agency 63S Conn. ave
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PACKARD SEpAN--in perfect condition
fully equipped and guaranteed; cost % ~ nn
Terms or trade I've arranged with party
in charge poor 18th NV. IN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDRESSOGRAPH hand or power for cash.
$40 Bond Bldg. Main 1919.
APPAREL tmen's. womens and children a
needed for, rummage sale, also curtains,
bedding. dishes. odds and ends. etc. will pay
cash. Phone Mr.. Winger. FIR. 64l8-J To-
CLOTHING tmen's .cast-off) convert them
into cash: we nav the best prices Our car
will call Main Alas Jusths Old Stand.
DON'T SELL YOUR FURNITURE until
give you an offer ON same. Antique and
modern furniture. rugs. china, glassware sill
v"rware and all other goods of value bought.
Send for me. VIM Notes 514 10th st. n W
Franklin i0ul3
FEATHER BEDS ana furniture: best prices
oaid Square Deal Furniture Co sol Eve
-. NV Phone Main $685..
F'-RNTTTRC-Wa ant TO buy some used furni-
tnr" II cura can pay cash Address Box
FURNITURE. for 10-rooul house ali kinds.
Fl. Wise, 6i3 Orleans pl. ne. Phone At
lantic 3l5. 1os
FURNITURE of all kind wanted: best
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co.. $50 Ia.
ave. NV. or phone Franklin 10267.
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HEI.I-NAI.E.

ALTO MECHANICS 3. must be experienced
and good workers steady good Jobs for right
men, Apply to Mr.. Fandin, the White Co.
2101 New York ave.
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MAN OR WOMAN with small car for full
part time Subscription and collection
work: leads furnished: bond and references
required. Mr. Hawkes.. 1917 st. nv.
Room 90l.
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FOR S.ALE-NfSCFI.L
IE1nfin1Iad 1

SE' Asms NafHSsPsn Sss
E? se I'VE Men s sSop pss sis Pa az s5s
SHowCAsEs a,foo' c and a 4nf?e saon1 marble
STE9hEh ' FHaa. t 2is. S&H'" sS
! r St. No. Al. IT,
xPEN GIdah mGSThh sEssx nth. Rsyss
ss sS mo ~: ) mos . in adv. a.5 : mos SIS
| TYPFWRiTERS-R em:retsr, n" 10 s23
arn s'hrT m1scs SOW aes rf prices n wssbn
j ten. Service Typewriter IA. $40 "'h u"
Nothing inv sod ' 81 rrnted that
not good; Unufrwoods Ren'in. toms l. u,
Cash or Fos"h mcnn I'VE SAVE
Typewriter Exca. o0l n. y. ave. Fr. lola;
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Typewriter Co;
k Ina e q rer map done 6pen eyes Line
psap T! aEi4 f fHS nv tetNre w and
VACUUM cLE4;NER. non-elec Gti,ic:s. new s%;
| 152-R. star office. ---.---
VIOLIN for sale, fun size how and ease
Applv to Ant. zoe. 11Ol J. St nv.
| WASHEES-l900. Cataract and A. b. =
| electric; very cheap; fully guaranteed ol'
la OR MORE ELECTRIC MOTORS from
. to 50 HIP. 4. Z. single phase. go cycle
| betting available after September l.. Make
| your selection now. Eisinger Mil & I.uE}hrf
| Co. 9th and W SITS. NV.
| EVERYBODY ELSE Is DONG IT, HOW
| about YOU? What: Attending the auction
sales at Shannon Caldwell & Co. 30i 10th
| aud buying BARGAINS in furniture. etc al
| their own nroe. Try it tomorrow.
Show Cases and Store Fixtures
Ruse & Company. B I.,y N re- m f.p.
tory" Resident; Salesman. Lincoln SAGE
| OFFICE FI'KNlTJRE
! FROM & 8 GDrT
Complete line Of desks. lie "a5ina's ioc4
ers Once chairs and tables: tremendous say
| WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO.
Furniture Dent. $40 9Th St. NV.
u. s. GOVT. HARNESS; paint
all colors. 81 .95 gallon; all kind:
garden tools. Washington
Salvage Co.. 3O3-3O7 10th St
NV.
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FORD TWO-DOOR SEDAN, excellent condl
ton. original owner; Sl75. North 3%sC
Apt 1O4 49,
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FORD TON TRCCK-Speciai turist bod
cost $500: first 500 cash takes it. lei
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DI-RANT TOURING. sport model good con
Giton. cash or time. 513 +. st. ne.
ESSEX COACH. 1925 - Good mechanical
condition. extra tire. notometer $500:
terms Mlrrlon Agency, 1886 Conn.
NV.
ESSEX COACH. late 1925 with the narrow
post body: looks like new. 5lS 10th ST.
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80 IJN J -
IS the longest time ''nse,l car" is permitted
to stay on our saleeruom floor. Many OF our
ears are practically sold ON the curb. wh'ie
the average sale 10 made in less than
7 DAYS
= There ts little chance OF our stock To soar
upward Some dealers buastugly admit OF
having
100
USED CARS
on display A few OF our 80 ears are listed
below The balance of our stock represents
n clean selection of late model used sutonlo;
b1les recently traded in. properly serviced ana
ready 10 demonstrate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17

DRAPERN SALESMAN
with interior decorating cxpe-
rience. Apply Employment Oh
fee. Sth Floor. e. st. side.
WOODWARD & LOTIiROP.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Swiss Residents
Have Program

s,e.,~sl hsH%.ed members a tho
Swiss colony in Impariai fait"y. 10.
gc:her with jLcir families. cnioH,'i
the second annual ~ain4;a. festival
of the swiss society al Tie Alpiae
hall and grounds SUNDAY.
nariug the lav ,nl.uti1 nra
aram consisting Of contests jH swing
NO shot rqttiug, ANA vode!ing were
conducted. tagctler vith exhibitions
of Swiss dancing. y l,arh',aa dn
ucr served duriag thr daH Wa
greatly eniovel - IN swiss Peopte.
IA The cNening dance rfo2tam Wa
conducted in Alpine hal. ia the
course - winch rr.zc~ Wa.e awarded
.hc winners ii the yariouS contests.
Two purc b1oodrd batlS aanated t.
Ihe Swiss >aricrc hy H. BurGel
ranch al lIal,viIr. WcIc auetioned
eff durira Tine dance mach t. She en-
joymen; of IL crowd.
Many American. joined in the eve
ming program ANA cnioy-d 1Aemsei,
vcs To the utmost. the SWISS people
doing everything possible L. extend
their We'll known hospitality 10 the.
pnGSf.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Former Rancher
Dies On Coast

Many expressions 81 sorrow haNr
been heard from older residents Of
linrcrial Valley, over thr d"4fA Of
Frederick Elmcr Bosworth, Imperial
Nall-v ranchrr. who died recently in
SAN Diego 1T The age Of y Years.
\ native Californian. Mr.. Bos-
worth. wa, born al G,vS"rNi.lo on
Arril u. -. For many years ne
wa, "A successful r"ucA"r H. ~cnoma
county. l1tcr coming 10 lmprrI1'
valley 10 take riittec yt H.. '""l"y
ranch. no,tl o. thi, ~.tr, Uhirh hr
successfully managed for the pas:
nine wears.
Mr. Bo,worfh', e, illness lasted h;t Z
week. aud occurred n ~au p,rgr
saritarirm vhtr. nc had gont for
treatment.
Surviving the deceased, who has
nan1 friends iu this community. are
his widow. Mary Bah BosWortA
whom hc married ON October l.,
l942. hi, sister. Mrs. ETA II. Cooley
ot san Diego. and two brothers.
Manlcv Bo>uor5h.of talipatria ans
George n. Bo,vortit ot san pI,1'.
Jacob Pfi,,cr, GridlrE. Butt,
county. picked l4+,67" pound oil
pcarhc, from six acre, oi 1r.c, thrc"
and four years old )he latter rUH-
liug .6 tons 10 the ;.,r..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Don't Send a Penny

am 50 confideut that vG@F IthcN.'
matiSm can hc stopped that viii
scnd "A regular - kurcx treatment
pn fourteen days trial The treat
lucnt Will be sent at once. Simply
pay the postmau upon delivery. t>v
it according TO the simple directions
and if Al the end Of fourteen days
the results are not more than SatlS-
factory. if your rheumatism mld
pains Layc Not bcea relieved Nour
money viii bee refunded without
question. This offer is fully guar
anteed so write today aud -.y' this
remarkable prescription 81 trial. X.
\. Harmon, Dept. ~. Aauu'ac'W
cr, Ex,Aars, B-34 X. &. No ady
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

;hc first DAY 81 chicken 5jiaocG *it1
I've served by Mrs. Pauijne La Blanc,
who has established a reputation in
l/c city rs splendid cook at her
restaurant en- Fourth street.
Dancing will he erioycd during
the bazaar in the evening. "A hope
chest, loadcd with articles to de
igAt The ladies. will be given away
during tho bazaar.
There will he other features in
.'odiug - country store, fancywork
booth and a cooked food sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

err communities of the state, and
particularly in sections whore the
humane and protective workers
have no jurisdiction but where u
state organization may function.
Mrs. Evalvn Brooks Clifford is head
of the organization, and the pres
cnt work OF McSsrs. DOYLE and BaS
yctt is being financed by Mrs. Cora
Estcllr johnson of Pasadena, vice.
president Of the commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

are here today to look after matters
pertaining 10 their worl; in conncc-
ZION with IN. II. S. Maxwell and
G. +. Pitzcr, local humane officers.
They will make u Sdrvcy and invcs-
tigatc reported eases in the valley.
The commission. which was organ
i1cd and is being financed by a
group of phiiauthropistS of Pasa-
""ua and Los Angeles, some Of
whom were here few days ago and
held - meeting, finds its special
fic!d in the smaller towns and new
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
RHEU NJ ATISM
STOPPED n...... in %

iism, Neuritis and that terrible
suffering caused hv stiff, lame
joints anI muscles not to bc dread
cd any longer since the discovery
of kureX Prescription Now II !,
I.cssiblc for those tortured with
rheumatism a'l sleePIes, nights 80
overcome these troubles often ia q
day 5 time.
Ms. 7. J. Cooper, Aberdeen. Ohio
writes AoliI l9ih, 1926: Il too:
l0 days treatment Of KUEEN. Il
cretaiu!y did wonders. i took the
swelling CIT of my hands and fec,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Valley Drug. to
Have Cent Sale

The often heard contcwptuou>
question. What d peuuy good
Tor, ,' win not he appronriato in RI
Centre for thc next fou. day, when,
opening t"n,orroW, the Valley Drug
Go. will hold n E>Nal ono cen; sale.
Whrn Two articles IAN hc Wrcha>
II for the price ii on. pluS the
:.adition Of an cent, The dospi>,d
copper proves thai il r"a tult "~
we'll as any other money.
Toilet goods, dr0gS and chemicals.
statIunc.y, candy, rubber goods and
~prc.altic> viii hc ou sale. lrl
;@dition. u sale Of pure food prod
Drj~. Including Jams, ioIlio~, flavor
ing extracts, and sauces are hcu-
featured al mos @ltcorJiNc prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
St. Mary's Church
TO Have Bazaar

p}oHs for the annual bazaar of :.
Nary'~ church were formulated at
meeting held last night with W.
!. Mcagher. chairman Of thc fair
committee presiding.
The fair viii he held ia thc nar.
j~} Ean oa December p and 3. On
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

The intermountain fair held
Macarthur, Shasta county, held Sc
tcmbcr 1925, had the largest displ
and the iargcst attendance of n
vct given.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

The steamer Red Bluff, on its "
d, IN the Sacramento river |;
week took on II 200 SacKs Of bar
at Colusa and the STEAMER .laciI
lo;elcd 5000 sucl.>.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Humane Officers
Visit the Valley

Noylc V. Dawson and polph :.
Ea>Sctt. field officers of the state
Commission for the Protection al
Cruelty 10 Animals and children.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

California mines yielded. &A34.
7l9.660 during the year. Total pro
ductionS included - mineral types.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

An additional loss Of 10000 boxes
Of apples WAS caused by recent rains
at Hood River, Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

The general public cordially in.
VGtcd TO attend the bazaar. .. ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

The merchandise for this been carefully select
Give maximum savings; prove once more
your local Rexa merely Single stores but
important integral parts greatest operative sys
Service Stations the world
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
COTTON MARKETS
NEW YORK. No,. -yott

NLW ORLEANS, NoE. lG.--cet-
fuu closed steady; Spots middlnig>
~I-.6l
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

TIC plan the 0 any
.elecad list price one, plus cent
Example sell the vel known Ken2o Dental Cream
regularly j our store ~ 5Qo During the
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-21
DOUGLAS MAY ENTER.
ORGANIZED BASEBALL

get them as FLORIDA is proving a sad
place for tham to train.
i'The big boys came here and we
had a beauttfl warm day. ana they
liked the city, etc,-so \ if we work
together we can put it over.
Nov all this is worth more than
an outlaw league which can never
stand.
~There are lots of fans here who
will not attend outlaw baseball /
want you to think this over before
YOU make your decision. Bisbee does
not favor outlaw baseball as you say.
why not bring thom in Glass D
league? Am working on the matter
and Fort Bayard will put in
team.
1--WE could then make a 12-day trip
by automobile around the circuit and
save much expense. And in addition
would have baseball lon sound foun-
dation. Let us try to avoid as many
mistakes as possible this year and
believe that going into organized
baseball will stop many of them
II sure had my fill of arrgan
ball players last year and they can
not continually tell you where t
get off if. under control. Your gat'
receipts will be better and your eff
forts more agreeable. Such an affai
as the closing game trouble last yea
could not have happened in organize
baseball"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-21
CUE ARTISTS AT
B. & P. TODAY
AND TONIGHT


with the billiard season IN full
swing, George e. Spears, worlds
champion straight rail billiard play,
er and the Masked Marvel qf poe
ker billiard fame, will be in Douglas
this afternoon ana conignt.
Spears is a favorite with the local
fans due to his fine showing hero
several years ago with Koji Yalmada,
Japanese champion. He holds the
worlds highest run record at straight
rail, 5,041, and offers odds of 100 or
no count to anyone.
The masked player has won 446
out Of 451 games played against the
best players Of 80 states 'hetourned
in 1925, and this year has not lost
a game.
Spears and the Marvel will play
match games and afterwards enter
tain with fancy shots at billiards and
pool. Spears will also give an edu-
cational lecture on How to Play
! Billiards
Games are to start at A and p. M
in the B. & p. pool hall this after
noon and this evening.