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The Washington times., 1926-08-18
TRADE SURVEYS
OPTIMISTIC
By RICHARD HATTON

Optimistic views regarding bust
ness conditions in the United State:
continue to be expressed by eco
nofnic agencies which have made
lcareful surveys and forecasts. That
the statistics of business make q
pretty set-up" is the view Of the
fContinental and Commercial banks
OF Chicago in a business bulletin
covering data accumulated up to
August 76.
The. volume Of trade so far has
oeep larger than in the correspond
Ing. period of last year." says the
statement which continues: "And
the 1926 figures were setting a
record. Excepting the first two
months OF this year, factory output
has exceeded the totals for the cor
responding months Of 1925.
The expected summer curtail.
ment OF production schedules has
been very slight-much less than
last summer and nothing compared
with 1924. Money rates are easy
ana only the usual seasonal in
crease Is indicated. Credit condi-
tioRs viii aid rather than hinder
business.
Industrial employment has been
above that Of last year and just as
stable. Although the peak has been
passed, building continues remark
ably active. Foreign trade figures
afford no reason for pessinism.
review of the agricultural
dtuntfon at the lresent time inili-
Gates that crop production and
farmers income win not vary mate.
rally from last year. 1t viii posi-
oily be slightly under ratlor than
over that OF last year, but mate
rally better than the average in.
Come OF the past five years.
& Wheat farmers will have an in
come OF 500, 900, 900 more than last
year. owing to much larger produc.a
lion In this country and smaller
production in foreign countries.
Money is relatively easy. It is
sfirming seasonally, but rates will
not reach point that will hamper
business or precipitate q major
downward movement OF security
prices.
Part OF the story Of the money
market has to do with the supply
bf credit. About this matter bust
ness has nothing to fear. Adequate
credit is assured by the condition
Of the banks.
THE ratio OF loans to deposits, OF
the member banks reporting weekly
10 the Reserve Board, has been
holding between 74 and Is since |
April. This means that total loans |
Are soInez=74 per cent of deposits |
and compares with a loan-deposit |
PATIO Of about 73. at this time last |
kear."
While Presndent Joseph Schiavone, |
Be the international Exchange Bank, |
was more than gratified at the
success Of the recent effort OF his
Institution to increase its deposits /
by an intensive campaign which |
closed on August Z, he is especially |
PLEASED to find that the impetus |
BE- the drive has not slackened and |
that depositors and deposits con- |
kinue to flow to the bank. New
, accounts are being opened daily |
knd the enthusiasm Of the days Of
special effort continues.
President Francis NJ. Savage, Of
The Central Savings Bank, has re-
turned from a vacation spent in
New England. Mr.. Savage states
that even through the summer
months the Central Savings Bank
has shown a steady increase in
havings accounts with an increase
81 Ss00, 600 since January.
Assistant Cashier Frank Owings,
bf the Bank Of Commerce and
kavings, is at Atlantic City for a
The Washington times., 1926-08-18
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Cotton
prices were higher at the opening
BE the market today. Initial values
recovered IL to 10 points. October
opened at 1888. up 13; December,
1888. up IL. and January, 1890,
tp IL.
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Coffee Market

NEW YORK, Aug. ls.-The cot.
fee futures market was fairly
steady at the opening today.
Initial prices were TO 10 points
lower. September opened at el1.03s
down 10: December $17.23, down
90 and March $I6.s1, down ,OS.
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Clearing House Statement

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Clearing
house statement:
Exchanges, $s16, 000, 900: balances,
$50 200, 900; Federal reserve banks
credit balance, $50 100000.
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Foreign Bonds

French - ......s....'""'''s
FTenCn 0S "oss"ssSS"s
French Premium IS .s.ssssosS
British Victory As ....".ss.." u
National War Loan IS ..sssss. 5:
War Loan So ::::.".'.''""'"'"' .;
italian Notes, 1928 ....ssssssS
italian 81 ...............ss.
Belgian Restoration IS AssSSs1G
Belgian prOmiWFn 50 osSSNsOsssSA
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Local Stocks
FURNISHED by w. b. Hibbs d Col
CAT zc

(Furnished by w. b. Hibbs d Col
SALES
Capital Traction Co., 10@103R
201O3B; 10@103M. S@104; 10000.
washington Railway 4 Electric,
pfd., 1901.
Lanston Monotype, 10@95.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 6@1O6M.
After Call
Peoples Drug Stores, pfd.. 100
los.
Capital Traction Co., 100t04.
Money-Call loans, 5 and s per
rent
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Liberfy Bonds

FURNISHED BY w. ,. Hibbs . eq)
Liberty ss 1871 la; 1900. sse3.sy
Liberty "a MS 1919 s..s..sssa 10O.2l
Liberty Sd 4Ka 1898 .......s.ss 4nl.O3
Liberty 9Th 4AA 1923 :::.....ss 1920
q. .. Treasury Gifts. 1854 ...... 1oS.fs
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Curb Stocks

FURNISHED by W. B. Hlhbs & Coz
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IHEHlLF nd IlFrlll llIlIII
M Ssl
1Aafl1 DiYiflend

The regular quarterly dividend
ot Two Dollars and Twenty-Five
Cents $2.2Sl per share viii be paid
On October IS, 1926, to stockholders
Of record at the Close Of business On
September 20, 1926.
H. BLACKSMITH. Treasrsf.
The Washington times., 1926-08-18

Assistant Cashier Frank Owings,
bf the Bank Of Commerce and
kavings, is at Atlantic City for a
Two weeks vacation.
The Washington times., 1926-08-18

Short Term Securities
FURNISHED By w. B. HIbbs & Coz
4 EaiA "A IL
The Washington times., 1926-08-18

YOUNG 3 q 1Ass 51/s 9E12 0o<S %
STOCB SALES
tam. IL noon pm. pm. pm
O""'AO" 'A"' Hight Low Last
Monav ..l al Ahl ~
German builders are constructing
"first aid airplanes, designed to
transport persons injured in acci'
eante 70 the nearest h0spitalgs
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
UTLEY READY TO
OFFER EVIDENCE
IN MURDER CASE

District Attorney Utley stated To-
day that he is ready to present evil
dencc obtained in the murder Of
Charles Abel to the grand jury of
Imperial county tomorrow.
Abel was killed at Calipatria on
February %, and at present five
persons are held in the county Jail
charged with completely in the
murder.
The district attorney refused to
make any statement as to the ma
turc of the evidence against of the
accused declaring that this would
be delivered to the grand jury and
that he would ask for an indict-
ment charging murder. Asked how
many indictments would be return
ed he informed Il Press represent
ative that the grand jury would
undoubtedly make this news public
when ii had completed its investi-
CATION.
Those at present held for the
crime are Howard Johnson, Lucien
Duncan, {. Y. Watkins, Olivia La
Vega ai Louise Brown. tThrce
Fingered i,.ackie,' also sought as
an accom .i"e, is still at liberty.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

TO DEMONSTRATE
WORK ON STREET

Charles +. Haynes, psychological
expert, who gave a demonstration of
his uncannv ability in this line of
work in FL Centre nearly two years
ago, will give another demonstra-
tion tomorrow in the business sec
ton, the exact details of which had
not been completed at the hour of
gong to press today.
Haynes performed Il stunt here on
the occasion of his last visit which
astounded all who witnessed it. Af-
ter every prccaution had been tax
en- to prevent colusion with Haynes,
Il committee wrote Il letter to q To-
cal merchant, placed it in a safe de
posit box and hid the key Of the
latter. Haynes, when notified that
he could start work, located the key,
pened the box, and delivered the
Ter which bore no address, to the
proper person. He was blindfold-
ed at all times, and was in Il diff
ferent part of the city from the
committee when the latter made
their arrangements.
The public is invited to witness
Haynes demonstration tomorrow.
He will appear at the Palace the
ater Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
PERSONALS

Mrs. f. w. Ferris has as her guest
her sister, Mrs. Cold G. Taylor OF
Greeley. Colorado. Nrs. Taylor Is
spending a month in the city visit
ING Mrs. Ferris and their mother
Mrs. Anna McManus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Anderson
arrived in the city Yesterday from
Los Angeles. The Andersons are at
present at the Hotel Barbara
Worth, but will spend a portion OF
their stay as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John. +. Andrews Jr., at the Tama.
rack ranch. They will remain until
Sunday.
Dave Bloomgartcn, Los Angeles
produce man, arrived in the city
Yesterday to attend to business in
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Goss and
Mrs. Eugene Williams returned last
might from Los Angeles, where they
spent the last four orf i've days.
Miss Virginia Reed of Los An
geles returned to that city yester
day after spending several days il
FL Centre Strengthening up the bus
mess affairs of her father, the late
w. !. Reed. who died here recently
Will NJ. Thompkins, we'll known
San Diego attorney, is spending
few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sachs anC
maid, who make their home at thu
Broadmorc hotel, Colorado Springs
Colorado, stopped in FL Centre owe
night in the course of motor triI
to the coast.
Frank I. Shepherd, dean of thu
Junior college. has been called t.
Yorba Linda by the death of Mrs
Shepherd s mother.
James Holt, formerly of this cit,
and now Of Los Angeles, is expected
here tomorrow for few days stay
during which time he will be The
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Leroy Holt at the Hotel Barbar;
Worth
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
ANY VISITORS
ATTEND REVIVAL
GATHERING HERE

Many visitors from other churches
of the city, as well as several out
of town pastors attended the re-
vival service at the First Baptist
church last night. Attendance is
Overman, pastor of the Somerton,
Arizona, Baptist church, and Rev.
j. G. Spencer of Seeley were visitors.
Evangelist Shepherd gave clear
cut message on How to Lose Your
Fears The duet by Mr.. and Mrs.
Shepherd, "Thcre Is No Love Like
His Love for Me- was especially
fine.
Tonight the cvangelist's subject
will be "The Remedy for Doubt. "
The duet will be entitled, :" Ny
Comrade.'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
HOLD THREE HERE
AS SUSPECTS IN
MOTOR CAR THEFT

George Hill, 16, Jose Anderson, II
and Charles f. Stoutc, 10, are held
ut the county Jail awaiting the ar
rival of Officers from Los Angeles
where they are wanted on a charge
of stealing an automobile.
The youths were arrested vester-
day at Yuma bridge following re.
port to the shcriff's office from
the Los Angeles police that they
were believed to be heading this
way.
All three stout'v denied tn Az
guilt when thew were apprchended
at Nur1. but admitted they had
stolen the car, after being questions
ed at the jail. it is stated.
'This makes our score with the
Los Angeles police cven,' Under
sheriff Bert Underwood said today.
They arrested three Youngsters for
us last week, charged with robbing
n local store, and now we have re-
turned the compliment -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
Cattle Market

Cattle. holdovers 300, sho-stock
active firm, steers, slow, steady,
few loads mediuc steers, S.65 8.75,
colmons down to 100 ard below.
best steers, held above 9.25; bulk
shestock 100000, half load 33U III.
heifers, soc, late yesterday, two
loads, COWS 7.25; canners and cut
ters. 2.504.00, bulls, weak, most
bolognas 4.50-5.00.
Calves, 100, offerings, mostly odd
lots, firm milk veal largely HOO
l4.00. caves to 200.
Hogs, 500, steady to five cen.s
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
FORGET FACTIONS
AND UNITE EFFORT,
URGES RIVER CLUB
(Continuol from Page u
Work and Hoover.
Oppose F'inney Move

In opposing the Finney resolution
which qualified the acceptance Of
the Santa Fe compact, the club con
tends that it is in accord with the
recent statements of Work and
Hoover that the resolution should
be repealed.
Since its formation the club has
repeatedly urged the necessity or
negotiating with Mexico for an
equitable division of the waters of
the Colorado river before more
Mcyican lands are brought under
cultivation.
Recently the club asked Chairman
McNarv of the senate committee on
irrigation and reclama "a 10 ur"
the present congress to make an APP
preparation sufficient for temporary
flood protection for Imperial Val
ley, pending the adoption and com
pleton of a permanent plan for
flood control.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
Held on Serious Charge-K. G

Held on Serious Charge-K. G..
Wightman, charged with assault
with dead'y weapon. was received
at the county Jail TODAY to await
trial in the superior court, following
a preliminary hearing at Calexico
yesterday. Bail in the case was set
at $1,000, which Wightman was un-
able to furnish. He is accused of
shooting fellow workman named
Jones in the leg on Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
PAGE THREE

ell here, announced his candidacy
for the Republiran nomipat Cor
congress of the 10th district nj the
regular weekly injecting here Of the
county committee of Los Angeles
pr0gressiveS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
Wo0da Blesy, School Of dancing.
1913 Orange Ave. Phone 41lW. adv

Athletes in Training.-Members
Of the high school track team are
holding strenuous practice this
week in preparation for the track
meet at Ontario Saturday in which
they hope to make a good showing.
The men entered in the various
events are put through their PAGES
each afternoon by Coach Armstrong
and some good marks are being
.madp.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
Furniture Bargains. Clayton &
Stevens 1l5- No. 5th. adv

w. c. T. U. Address Tonight
The address to be given at the col
ored Methodist church by Mrs. w.
|. Stone, Of the W. c. r. e., was
scheduled for tonight instead of
last night as announced in the
Press. Mrs. Stone will talk to the
residents of the east side on the
work of the w. c. r. L. and tomor.
row night Il branch of that organi-
fzation will be formed at the East
Side school.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

higher. top Is Is bulk l75-2@7
weights 14.8j-l5.15, few light
weight pigs. dow" to 14.VJ. pacn.ng
sows, around 1900.
Sheep, l30, offerings deck 107 ib.
owes, $50, with 10 per cent sort at
800, good and choice lambs, quoted
l.. OG-i2.7J.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

fryers ana Fat Hensax Anysan UNI.
Aer. Dressed or undreAStE Phone
P66. 1882 Woodward. adv
6 Furniture at Low Prices. Inves.
tigate before buying. Clayton 4
Stevens. lis No. 5th.y on 1 ssg adv
/ suspendi Yom~'s sehsense
sIari@ And eehs, cAarged viii Gag
fanrM RaSfiafd $soo and vas sen
fenced tosscrte. six. months In the
county jail by Judge Whitelaw in
he police court thisF4pfinsa ESe-
Fution of the sentence was sus-
pended fofa.awp ss',rs. Aupo, ,cendi-
zion that lie Woman remaips. away
fom this ny fur that period: She
was arrested earNssesten!ay1morn-
mg while trying to enter u small
Store OH the east Side. -,
siac,io3 ,!sIxssi. s. < .bsys Bss'. .Blde. ae.
Evenings by appointments phone
8sW. adv.
= sess
n DR.. j. F. Foncannon, D. .fU Room
rs. Davis Bldg. Strictly Osteopathie
+ ii Ca adv
{ waterspiysmisshlts slSx:-payhent
NJ city watM ktts.for February is
Clerk Schofield. The discount: per-
5pd Offered ebX. the ~. expired this
afternoons aad pnlyea slsall number
Of persons. took advantage of it.
All bills must be paid by the 18th
0f the month, otherwise. the water
will be turned off the premises of
aelinquentsa,blst 4s - qtst
! You Cant Beat valiey 1umber
20. Oak. Flooring. Ask. FOR prices,
hid over Your phs floor. ad'
4 Hotel Oregon Cafe is run by the
Oregon HotcIt Wc1e give you the
best there is. If not satisfactory,
10 charge. Try ls. ~ adv
81 e.--.As-~----.-.-J -,.r =.
!. To Oil ,Brawley yRoad-,Ifelieft is
in sight farfautaisfs twho.iE,ve been
complaining for weeks about the
dusty condition of tte hdv ,llgly
3ay between Imperial and Brawlcv.
Fhe Cakfbfifa ,HiahSuy 3 Commits
Son has advised Secretary, Van Pelt
of the Brawley Chamber + of Com.
mcrce that the work of .oiling the
foad will be started this week.
Buttorned Yopcosrn~ at > Valley
Theater and Union Stage Depot, S.
10 and 25 cents "a bag. Always
fresh. adv
I Hotel Oregon Cafe is. run by thel
Oregon Hotel, ,We give. you the
best thcp ia II not satisfactory
10 chargi; If4 rs. adv
I City Council To Meet-The citv
trustees viii mect tonight at city
hall, according to, announcement
w the city telefk. Arrangements
hr the city, election which will be
held April..12 win be completed.
Several important matters are to
come up for discussion. e'rhe meeting
will be called at 7:30. =
) - r--I S7S,t =; 81
I DR.. T. J. Kuddy, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat specialist of Los Angc-
he's, will be in the. soffices of DIR.
r. f. Cunningham, 532 Main st. on
Saturday, March .r2T, for exam:..
nations and operations Phone. ia
Or call at office. for appointments.
tss,%s | 4 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
.NlEE:;WSB!j'.R'IE;;:ES ! E 3 :
=" FROM City and County

\ Ask For Prices on VALLEY Lumber
eCo. Oak Flooring. Laid and finish
ed. adv
Hold Alleged. Smugglers-Frank
Parades, 7. Corouado and Andres
Munoz, charged with smuggling
whiskey across the border near ca
llexico, were brought to the county
JaI yesterday afternoon to await
trial ina the federal court. They
were arrested" by inspectors of the
customs service. Following u hear
ing before United States Commits
sioner .Anlt, they were ordered held
for trial under $1,000 bail each.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
STATE EC .RD MEMBER
WILL BE CANDIDATE
by United Press Leased Wire

PASADENA, Cal, March 10.-H
g. Cattcll, Republican, member Of
the state board Of equalization from
the fourth distrirt, romprising eight
Southern California counties, TO-DAY
announced his candidacy to succeed
himself at the August primaries.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
Have Built New Home.-Mr. n

Mrs +. w. Ferris are now en- loving
the new home which they have re-
Gently completed at J34 FL Centre
avenue. The house, which is II five
room bungalow, is modern in every
i respect. 4 fire place. built in book
cascs. breakfast nook and other
features add to its attractivoness.
Headquarters Cor Club Luncheons
Parties and Banquets. Rarbar
Worth Cafe. adv.
Smugglers Gets Off Easy ose
hernandez, charged with smuggling
small quantity of tequila across
the international line, was received
at the county jail this morning to
serve 10 days in Jail imposed by
Judge Mccormick in the federal
court at San Diego yesterday. The
accused pleaded guilty and the court
took into consideration the length
of time Hernandez spent in jail
here while awaiting trial.
Club Breakfast, 25c and up. Table
d 'I!ote luncheon 75c. Also special
luncheon. Table d 'Iote dinner ST.
Barbara Worth Cafe. wed sat
San Diego Visitor Here. Mrs,
! Edith DeNoe, mother of Mrs. Art
Hashorc. former resident of this city
, is spcnding several davS here at
tending to business interests. Mrs.
DeNoe is the guest of Mrs. c. F..
Ferguson and Mrs. W. S. Ilendry.
Mrs. DeNoc reports that the Ba-
shores who moved to Olympia,
Washington, a short time ago are
now located at Seattle. Mrs. Ba-
location very much.
Meloland Center To Meet The
Meloland Farm Center will meet on
Friday evening with b. \. Harrigan
horticultural commissioner, as tn"
principal speaker. Ilalrigan will talk
on ''Protective Pest Control,
which will cover the methods of
keeping pests from other areas out
of this county. The present state
quarantine situation will also be ck-
| planned by Iiarrigan.
Eichhold's New Store, at 125 So.
, Main St, Imperial, will open Thurs
day, March II, at 7:30 p. IN. with n
/ fashion show. which the public is
i invited to attend. adv
Attend Coast Meet.-Mr. and Mrs.
LEROY Holt of this city were among
the 60 guests entertained at a dinner
dance given by the Bank of Italy
at the Cabrillo Cafe. San Diego. on
| Monday evening. Holt is II member
of the advisory board of that insti-
! tuition. w. II. Williams, vice presi-
dent in charge of the trust depart
| ment of the southern division, gave
an interesting talk on trust matters.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

Demonstrations in clearing land
of stumps through the use of pvro-
tol are being carried out by var
ious farm advisors in Washinp.on.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
L. A. COUNCILMAN SEEKS
CONGRESS NOMINATION
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Mach l0.-Ralph
Criswcll. member of the city coun
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

Mousseau in San Diego-Countv
Clerk Cal Mousseau, and members
Of the board of supervisors, are in
San Diego to attend the conference
of county clerks and supervisors of
the state which is being held in that
city. The conference will extend
throughout the remainder of the
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

Hazel N. Baker, Teacher of Pi-
ano. 665 He'll Ave. Phone 220W. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

Romero Sentenced to Prison
Guadalupe Romero. arrested here on
n charge of selling cocaine. was
found guilty bv a Jury in the fed
eral court at San Diego yesterday
and was sentenced bv Judge Paul
Mccormick to serve Is months at
Mcneil S Island penitentiary. The
offense was committed several
rested here on n similar charge.
pleaded guilty. and was sentenced
to serve eight months in Jail at
Riverside.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

DR.. E. o. Carter. Dentist. Room
ls and 90, Davis Bldg. Phone 260.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

Headquarters FOR Club Luncheons
Parties and Banquets. Harbar
Worth Cafe. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

HATS the fairest invitation we
i can make to prove the instant
value of the New Star Six.
Already thousands have bought on
sight. For this ''6'' is built to uphold
not only the fine reputation of the
famous Star 80" but actually pro-
duced to upset all previous price values.
Built on new engineering principle,
volume production, backed by the
huge Durant interests, makes possible
not only the low price of $855 here,
but gives in every point, from it's fine
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
DR.. Amy L. Lyons. Osteopath,
s05 South Firth st. Phone IA. adv

Hotel Oregon Cafe is run by the
Oregon Hotel. We give YOU the
best there is. If not satisfactory.
no charge. Try us. adv
= Boys Are Released-Charlcs and
Daniel, Hensley and George Thach-
er. picked up here by Sheriff Gill
lett on suspicion of being runawavs,
were released from custody this
morning, upon receipt of informa-
tion from the parents of the boys
that the latter had permission to
work their way east to Philadelphia.
The boys told conflicting stories
when they were apprehendcd by the
sheriff..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

Actomohile Loans elear youv
ne nv he mouth We'd R Crosse
'60 Main 81 Phone 1891 El Cen
~ sdv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

drawn, new, low lines and handsome
Hayes~Hunt bodies, through h every
feature that makes for a fine car, a
value that compares with cars selling
up to $1,000.
And then this new Star Six is honest
1y priced. No FOB. or extras to con-
fuse you, but a marvellous value priced
to you here, of $855.
Before you even think Of any other
car, see the new Star &C." There are
hundreds of dealers ready to demon
Strate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

Eichhold s New Store, at 125 So.
Main ST., Imperial, will open Thurs
day, March II, at 7:30 p. IN. with n
fashion show. which the public is
invited to attend. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10

! DR.. T. J. Kuddy. Eye Ear, Nose
and Throat specialist of'Los Angc-
he's, will be in the soffices of DIR.
r. T.. Cunningham, 532 Main st. on
Saturday, March .r27, for exam:-
nations and operations Phone, ia
Or call at office. for appointments.
Il a ~ n adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-10
smugglers Gets Off Easy-Jose

Club Breakfast, 25c and up. Table
d 'I!ote luncheon 75c. Also special
luncheon. Table d 'Hote dinner ST.
Barbara Worth Cafe. wed sat