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to camp. Facilities, such as stone
flrepIaces, rustic tables and benches,
and sanitary conveniences, will be
provided at appropriate spots through
out the park. For example, a tourist
camp will probably be established at
the foot of Stony Man Mountain, the
highest peak within the park area
In early days fierce and hostile
tribesmen of the noted Algonquin Ma
ton, including Senando, Shawnee,
Delaware, Catawba and Dacota In
dams called the Shenandoah, 'Daugh-
ter of the Stars" and THE Great
Valley" 1t was as early as 1908 that
members of the John Smith expedi-
ton established trading posts at places
now called Edinburg, Mount Jackson,
Woodstock and Winchester, Virginia.
These traders bartefed with the red
men.
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It has been proposed by the commits
sion of experts which selected the site
of the Shenandoah National Park. 1t
will be a masterpiece of road building
when completed, a boulevard replete
with such scenery as the most of us
did not believe existed so close to the
White House. This sky-high drive
along the mountain tops will look
down westerly on the Shenandoah
Valley from an elevation Of 5000 to
1000 feet. The easterly exposure will
command the great Piedmont Plain,
stretching TO Washington. Few scenic
drives in the world will surpass it.
Canyons and gorges with Beautiful
cascades win be viewed. The area
teams with historical interest. The
mountain empire overlooks valleys
whore many of the important BATTLES
Of the Revolutionary and Civil Wars
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(5) Opportunities for protecting and
developing the wild life Of the area
the whole to be natural museum,
preserving the main features of the
Southern Appalachians as they ap-
peared in pioneer days.
(6) Accessibility by both rail and
road.
AS is true in the other National
parks, concessions will be leased in
the Shenandoah National Park to
private individuals who desire to
establish public hotels, camps, lodges
and places of tourist entertainment.
A popular resort which has 40 rustic
cabins and central dining room with
all possible amusement features is
now in operation on Stony Man
Mountain. AS the park is developed
other hotels will be established. Many
ct the visitors, however, win prefer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01
Shenandoah Area to Become Playground of Washingt

Reserve
rFIrMd deFrmCt Mountains VneC yad
NuurlPa mSere MPapeW CnRa tO Days TuveL
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Power Company
Building Club

WorH ON tto new club house OF
the Sicrra> Construction company
Which j, being huilt under tho suu.
rrVi>iou Of .. W. LaNman assistant
engineer of the Imperial Ice and
h'vriopmost company i, going fol.
ward rapidly and the building /,
now ready for pla,trring,
The. house, which i, locatod lc
tween Third and Fourth streets,
Just off Commercial, is for The
member, Of jhc ic. company, the
-ou'horn Hlcrra~ company and as
socialcd companies Ii j., of rustic
design with ccu;raI living roor,
10 TO G> feet. One -m of this room
has q h@4r cohble>fooc firruia-r.
Thcrc is .arq. screen porch or
Two Sides. 90 Ia-' bath with iwo
shower, yni "a sifrhca with am LuI}
ia features.
In addition 'p br:4a u,cd %, %
2cucral cuh house. 'uo building wilt
bc used as lomr for amy n'"r
Ho wish ta o.r lar. aH viu
9%jlv acrowm.ato ~ or ~ mcu.
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TOPNOTCH CARD
OFFERED FIGHT
FANS THIS WEEK

Ernie Lewis CLASSY Tucson fca-
therwcight, who staged Il thrilling
fight with Frankie Boldt here last
Friday, has evidently picked him
self out It tough match at the local
arena for this week end in signing
to meet Harry Rciter i'll one OF tho
ten round events. Reitcr, who ar
rived from the east some time ago,
holds decisions over Santiago Zor-
lila, Bud Couglcr and frankie Boldt.
Lewis tried hard to get Boldt
back in the ring for Il return match
~, frankie had important busi
rc,s clScwhcrr. Ernie than grabbed
1t the t12oc,HIitv to 1dect boy
holding verdict Owe Boldt The
Tucson boy vi! have the support
II lo";i fans in the ruckus.
Tommy Shull, rcd-head, who has
been doing some good campaign
ing in thls district, has returned
yesterday from Arizona and rcsum
ed training in preparation for re,
turn 10 round bout with Tony ko-
pccks, the boy who came close to
. W HlDDlIlG iDIl uli al Ifh htNho a = W
Kopccks is Younger than Tommy,
and is fast little performer. The
! last bout ended in draw and each
is anxious to establish Il win. ShuIl
! is a pretty wise mitt artist and with
/ the knowledge he has of Tony $
81 l. it would not be surprising ~
sec Linn take The visitor % = triM
II irs.
Young oolou, otherwise Young
Hld ..rA vrI taciu.' Ad Ontario
fof Brawlcy in the feature prc!lm'
ihc bout IS billed toi tour rounds.
! he prcscn.r ii these i1Hs on tn
card insure, It least ore whirlwini
I;u.... Both are in good condltloa
ana ready TO trav,l Il; top speed.
he curtain r@i>cr gill tc staged
~ Kid l,tiy, OF t"aN { and tn"
elongated rpIoIoj Warriur, Andre"
Brooks, # Fl C"ntr, Andrew I-
t.-urcd a, the iavoritc ~ tAs ar.
! gumrnt.
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Watching the
Score Board

Yesterdays Brafrhc, Red
Sox outticldcr, whose sin4lc I'd the
tenth inning CAV Bes' 9A u b vie
tory over uhc aspiring Cleveland
Indians.
Errors mixed win timely hitting
enabled the iioston Braves - wiz
Il twin bil from tl Cincinnati,
Red as auG "a, 3av t".!n Eiii,q-
put Cincinnati two game, behind
the league leading Cardinals who
did not play yesterday.
Tho league leading Yankees lost
two games to tLc White Soy, -
and - through tinr pitching by
Urban Fabcr and Ted BIankcnship,
The veteran Joe Bush held Phil
adcIphla to two hit, and Pittsburgh
won the Scric, opener 10
Philadelphia and Detroit broke
even in q double hcai"r, the Macs
winning the opener \ 10 o and De
'roit the nightcap -. In the oP.
cuing game, Rommci let the Tig,
cr> down with two hits.
Washington had little difficulty
in winning double header from the
Browns II and s..
Tony Naufmaun and Guy Bush
were in fine form aud hurled the
Chicago Cubs to two game >ir-
tory over the Giants / aud 81.
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Help Wanted

WANTED-For Brawcy territory.
Associate dealer or resident agent
on attractive deal. Apply within
next ten days. hudson Essex
Agency, FL Centre. 1916
WANTED --Ilousckccpcr for fam
lily of four adults, living in Holly
wood, $50 per month. Apply 7so
Brighton. l7t4
WANTED-For messenger work.
Boys who arc not attending school.
Apply Postal Tel. Gable co. Main
at Seventh. l7t6
WANTED-WLite wo,l, to caro-
fr children and 10 hsht hou,,-
Hc'pins, Apply Crescent Cream
cry. 2ora
WANTED-Woman for general
house work, 80 ,G'Ircn g.
Olive. .29t3
WANTED-Coqk, White womm on
ranch, 80 children 3 miles east
Of CaIeNico. Valley Fruit Co.
2ota
BE AN ELECTRICAL expert. Earn
$500 to F5O5 monthjy Electrical
industry developing rapidly up
needs men. New guaranteed way
makes il easy 70 learn clcr.rir,.
quickly. Position, secured.
Money making electrical book free
Write National Electrical ~chuol
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CALLAHAN READY
FOR ATTEMPT At
MlTCHELL'S TITLE
by United PRESS Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. g21.-At >
O'Clock this afternoon, Pihkcy
Mitchell and Mpshy .Cailahan arc
due to weigh in foE ethcE Junior
welterwcight championship bout at
Vernon tonight. The boxers mus.
scale lao pounds. They will step
10 rounds.
Certain reports that Pinkcy would
not be able to make the weight and
would accordingly lose his title be
fore he entered the ring were scof-
fed At this morning by Billy Mitch
ell, brother and manager of the title
holder, who clnimed that Pilkcy
would be at least two pounds under
the weight limit.
Callahan will be slight favoritc
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SPORT NEWS SECTION

at ringtimc.
Dan Jones of the Hollywood
Athletic Athletic club won the ma
tioual amateur junior squash singles
championship last night bv defeat
ing u fellow club member, Kent
Rcdwinc, Sz21, 21-l4, 21-7.
Jones and Rcdwinc, paired, won
the doubles championship last week.
Eobby Rcndlcy and Battling ski
have been signed for the headline
event Of the boxing card at the
Main street Athletic club Saturday
night. Sailor Naldcrnama. of the
L. $. $. Mississippi meets Dick De
Hogg in tie semi windnp.
Jack Silver. san Francisco light,
weight and Jack Thompson, colorcd
flash, Will mix in the main event at
the Olympic next Tuesday night.
They viii 20 10 rounds
Teddy Silva. of Oakland and
Young Nationalist Will meet in the
semi final,
Frank Labcs, holder Of many in
tcrscholastic shotput records, and
hcraldcd by eastern critics as the
coming world 5 champion, has en-
rolled ut the University of Southern
! California.
Lahe, graduated from New
Utrecht high school, Brooklyn, last
i year, and just arrived from the east
a few days ago.
He holds the national iutcrschol-
astic championships in the shotput,
! tLc intrrscholastie indoor record, the
/ intcrscholastic world 5 record for the
( eight pound and twelve pound shot
and the intersrholastic discus
championship.
! Ilbcs viii be grooIncd TO fill the
shoe, Of Bud IIouscr, who graduated
last sp.mg.
! Ernie La Hood, Crown Cuy fly.
, weight, meets George * .. Lopez,
I Of Wilmington, IN thc six round
. hradiiucr al the Pasadena Armory
! Thurs iay might The weight viii
! be- III.
In the scnG windap Young Lancho
viii take on Pat Patrick for six
pound, at 10 pounds.
Art w.. fiYehaser .or the league
lcadln. tngcls, ha, broken the
worlds record for croIlcss fielding,
/ ha1iu. ilayed through l56 consccu.
tive games without committing one
! misplay.
WEI, las handled % putouts and
eleven assists in lis record breaking
streak.
j Io, scar,Il, old tlmc ou'ficldcr for
iSylacn-o in The New York state
!lcaguc wa, credited with holding
the former record. Schall played
through l5l games, handling l55 put
outs and l. assists without q mis-.
/ p,ay when, he made his record.
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Asserts
kearns in Prison
q, I uitcd Press Leased Wire

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., sept. 21.
lack Dempsey, answering the suit
brought against him by Jack kcaruS,
his form"r manager for IN account
ing, today flied an affidavit in court
hcrc changing:
That KcarnS had miSappropriatrd
moro than 100000 of Dcmpscy's 5
money.
That kcaru, had one" served a
torn io the prnitcntiary of the state
of Washington
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Here and There
in Sport Wcrid
Dy United Pros Leased Wire

5Iy United Pres Leased Wire
Summit n. J.-Mi>5 Jane Brooks,
2I, OF the En3icWooG Golf club, won
he medal i'm the qualifying round
here Of Jhn New Jersey women :
golf championship. Her score of o6
WAS the only one uudor On Of the 80
starters, The championship is be-
mg played on Inc Canoe Brook
course.
Chica ago-Tcutatilc date for OPP
"nin. Of the Chica2o city baseball
~cric, between the cubs and The
White ~oN has been set al sept. -.
Des Molnes, Iowa., Moiuc,
Won the Western league title for
t!r second consecutive year bl
wiuuin. the first game Of a double
header with Lincoln. They will
play Springfield Of the Thrcc !
league i'm po>t.orason series.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-21
U, G. PROFESSOR IS
NAMED VICE PRESIDENT

BERKELEY, Caiii. Sept ii
Word has bocn received at the Uni.
NGsitv of California ot the ap.
poimtmcnt of Professor Walter
NuIford hcai Of the forestry dj-
Vision, as - vice president Of the
Wo.id Forest coUgrcs, which met
this SUMMER ia Rome.
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Situations Wanted

~'cuo boohhcepcr,
Hom4 married man, wishes per
mancra position. l22 Olive. Phone
III Mornings, 1916
YOUNG LADY -i,Nu"rirucud stcuo-
boohkrepcr cashier, wisho- posi-
tiou. 40 Olive. puoGe i2t mprI
iu,5. i1tf
WANTED ,Woch by prorticaI nurse
or will t55c care Of children and
du t-lt lou-n work. Box l5d III
Crotro. Caljc. l7t5
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THE WEATHER

Los Angelo AID Vicinity; rar
1ruight and Wednesday with mod
crate temperature. Somewhat low
cl humidity.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Wednesday,; uormal tcmp"ga
iurr and low humility.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-21

and without the slight.
est irritation or injury
to the SIX in, remove
frcc!.lcs, liver spots
moth patches ard all
othcr dIscoIorations OF
the skin.
It is unsurpassed for
removing tan and sun
Burn, aud Us absolutely
guaranteed TO be harm
less 1t cannot peel
the skin, but it does DO
the work quickly and
with Il soothing action.
DEAN s sells at SOC a
tube Oh Il moneyback
guafantcc by the lead.
ing druggists every
where. Writ 70 The
Dean Drug Co., 300,E
SO. Main Street, Los
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-21
|. '. HARDWARE co.
LOST and Found

LOST OR SrO. .EN Sunday. Silver
gray German police dog, seven
moH5h>, wearing collar with name
kalj. Also owners name, }. A.
Bowers, Box II, FL Centre. Phone
$50 or deliver us So, Fifth 81
7tf
LpSI-Eetwccu Live Oaks and FL
'"utro. h'arN l'mgabiic suitcase
containing womcu 5 and children ,
clothing. RETURN sheriff IS otfico
RctHrd' ISi
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Miscellaneous
For Sale

For sale
PIANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 21tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine team
heavy farm horses. Inquire Press
office. Aft
FOR SALE - Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
FOE GALE-5UO Marsh seedless
grapefi nit. 59G Eureka lemons. II.
ii. Hunter, San DiesN, Rte A, Box
479. Nursery, Lemon Gro - 1Dtf
TOK SALE-Pldgeons, White King
aad Red Ca-ous. 764 Vine st.
1871
FOR SALE-SaddIe horse suitable
for school children. Inquire Press
office. Aft
FOR SALE-sccd barley Earl
NencilI. Phone Sv7M3. 8t30
FOR SALE Prize bred Guernsey
bull, > years old Stanficld ranch
> mile swcst, l mile north of I'M
pcrial.
FOR SALE-Head CON so pc
ton at ranch. Waiter GscrbIi.
mile east, = south Acacia school.
20t5
BARGAIN--'24 Ford Coupe, ball
oons, Duco, extras. Make offer.
1872 Olive. 1876
HOE SALE-Soft drink and cigar
stand, well located, fast growing
town. Connected with dance hall.
Next 10 postofficc. Inquire 509
South Seventh ST. 1916
FOR SALk. -Frigidajrc, used only 80
days. VIII SOIL at discount In
quire Fsigidairc, Col Main St, FL
CcHtro. l3ti0
FOR SALE-Two used pianos, good
condition. Martins IS Piano Shop.
1i0 Fifth St, Phone 2lW. 15t6
FOR SALE-Tcn or fifteen first
class dairy COWS. Fifty to choose
from. I. }. Mccain, -. miles
west, IL milo: south Secley.
1910
UEBER Second hand store. Goods
bought sid sold, f. II. Cheaer.
80
HARTZELL-Roofcr. Takes guess
work out Of roofing, PHONE 25lW.
1T
FOR SALE ID COWS and bull, %
tons hay, separator, engine, team
and farm implements, with good
cheap lease on 20 acres. Sacrifice
for quick sale. Inquire Arrowhead
Creamery. 15t6
FOR SALE.-Four oooI work mules
= mile south OF Highway Date
hanch, Richter Ito
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Wanted To Buy

WANTED poultry Of all kinds. 1882
Woodward. Phone 500 for prices.
7tf
~ lkD--i,econl nanr ~ uIlu o
CqE 495W. 919 Main St 1atf
WANTED-Io buv g3a2 sLalc, Of
Jnlian S Western Lead. - Ad-
dress Box IL, Cqlexico. 2ot
WANTED To bay OF to rent e
ctichea iarH aaar t. FL CrN'ro.
lIus, be- re#anaDlT priced. ApplT
Gao Maiu. FL Caut9o. 2Y'6
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K. ]. DYAS

FOR KENT-Omc five room apart
mcnt furnished or uufruishcd.
Also two room house. Phone 6.3
or 57oW. 2Itf
FOR sALE-Salitarr cot. oak tab
lc and four chairs, three burner
oil stove. 4I3 Hamilton, Phone
3-iW. ZIG
FOR RENT Front rccm adjoumg
bath. 76l Commercial 2lt3
TRADE FOG AJTU-Tuo ~, il
san Die2o, near Marine repair
base. 509 Main ST. 2Itf
AN OPPoETfNITT taa; may rez#
cr como a9aln! TuHn J, a gooj
location in cast A&'f Impsri@!
rountv for hu5'.n. RaW.,;-a
Ectailer Permanent and prof.
able business Only liitcd caps
tal no"ded t. E.t started, Prompt
action necessary. See nc quick
Iy. Z, f. Cht, 112 50. Eighth st,
21t&
FURNISHED rooms and apart
mcuts III Commercial. Phone
9j1J. 2lt5
FOR SALE Two wheel trailer, one
ton capacity, gooG for live stock
or oao bale cotton hauling. Trailer
can be -""e "a; i1ci. Wilson e.
rage at Sr"lcy. Mike Licborr.
21"
FOE RENT--6} acres, mostly in
alfalfa, some suitable for 'cGc-
tables. Very reasonable t. right
partv Ideal place for su@li dairy
=. o. Box 202, Imperial. 2lt5
FOR EENT--I'iyc room house, meat
aud clean, nice yard. 50 per mo.
l0Il Holt. 21t&
FOR SALE-73 head cattle, -
COWS, bull, balance Young stuff
Three yca lease on 100 acres. SD
per acre, water paid, ) good
youug mules, broke. Teams and
tools. VIII sell youug mules sep
aratcly. Reason for selling, poor
health. NJ. y. KiI.orc, : mile,
north IL miles west Imperial
Shcw ranch, 31cod6
FOR SALE White Rotary Sewing
machine. Bargain. i22 Olive, Apt.
.. Pits
FOR RENT Lettuce planter q. &.
Uus,cy, miles south Of Scclcr.
l5i6
LARGE Furnished housc to' ryH'.
ApHl,- At sc Vine 81 FL,
FOR RENT Teo apartments ono
sleeping r'ooD Apply - Hol
Ave. -YtG
ENPERIEN"ED TAILOR wmrrl. A.
ply 656 \ am s. at r'.c >"W
System Tai}or~. 2l'2
WICKER Eai, buggy %" ya'"
cheap. !ufi "' ~ Park. 2it
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Horses, Harness, Tools

For Salc-Two goo1 teams at low
price. Two good mares aHd har-
ness. Two good horses, harness.
Two good sets of harness. One
fcaFy floa'. One lwo noise cult.
vHtor. Dnr.horSc Sc"cn ,ooth In
'craatinnaj ruItitator. a. miles
east Of FL Centre and II mile
'orth Of iIo'tvilic highway. !. W.
Go son, Its
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Base RaIl Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I esterday'S S Results

ChicaGo : ,, New York 2-l.
bo,ton .. Cincinnati SO.
-burgh ! Philadelphia o.
only games schedules,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

chicago -. view York &.$.
BOSTON ., Cleveland -
Detroit o., Philadelphia =.
Washington : ), 81. loui, :.
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II YOUR old mattress needs re
noratiug, IIcase come and a"c Us
or call 295 Calc, 10. or write us
AM We gladly submit you p'iccs
and samples. C&la,ico Cotton Pro
ducts, Inc. 9tl2
GOOD Hcmstitching at at S. Also
drcssmakmg. Second mouse north
Of Wilson school. 1914
WANTED Exchange, 81 head
Of dairy cattle and lease on place
near HvncS, for cattle here. j. r..
DcNorc, 80 Mauf St. FL Centre.
l7tG
EXPERIENCED drcssmal,cr. Mrs.
l.. Allen. 65J Hamilton. lStf
NEW LAWNS contracted, lanI-
srapc gardening. 6. Hughes. Press
Box Q9I 1876
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100000 DOWN

Secures possession of comfor.
table I room house with bath
hot water heater and fully fur
niShcd. Very easy monthly
payments. Also modern > room
house, corner lot, very dcsir-
able. On same terms Sec Mrs.
Oldham.
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Freckles Flee
Over Night

Miraculous rs it may seem, new
ertheless DEAN $ IMPROVED TAN
FREGKLE CREAM applied as pc:
directions viii quickly
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Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
w. ], STONE
SO Euclid Phone 387
FOR RENT - Several nicely fur
nist ID and unfinished houses.
Mrs. Land, ?33 Park. 2Jtf
FOR RENT Newly furnished
three room apartment, b!G'Adm,s
27tt
NEAT clean furnished apartment
for rent. $50 per month. .63 Park
1Jtf
BOOM FOR KENT-831 Olive.
Phone 209M. 17t6
FOR RENT-Nice light room, out
side entrance. 445 Wenslcy. Gen.
tlcman preferred. 18tf
FOR RENT -oom house on Wcns-
ley. Inquire Valley Lumber Co.
l8t3
ROOM FOR Er.\T-To Gentleman.
Private entrance. 7J2 Orqngr
15tG
FOR hENT-tront rJsu ,djoinlug
bath. Gentleman preferred. 10
Olive. 2oH
FOR Bedroom adjoining
bath. $50 Olive. 20ti
ROOMS FOR RENT-Witu q w:rh.
out board. $40 Brighton 2ot6
FOR RENT-NcwIy Furnished roou.,
adjoining bath. Hot and cold wa
ter. 780 Olive. Phone 799J. pots
FOR RENT-Nio2 apartacnt. -
Brighton. 2Ot4
FOR RENT-Room With sleeping
porch for two men. 764 Olive.
20t@
ROOM FOR RENI-Brcakfa If
desired. Cos Hamilton. lift
FOR RENT-Close in. WeIl furnish
ed room with large sleeping porch
for two gentlemen. QGi"t private
quarters. Reasonable. 5s3 Brign-
ton. St1
TWO room tent house for rent,
partly furnished, 753 State. stf
LENNON Apartments and rooms.
422 Olive. Phone 124. 9t2G
ROOM FOR RENT-Board il de-
sired. 377 Brighton. lott
FOR RENT-Furnishcd apartments.
4lS SO. Eighth. 1871
fOk khNT-New duplex apart.
ment, strictly modern. 769 Olive.
! 1St5
ROOMS FOR RENT-With bath
convenient, in private family,
with or without board. 5jl Woo
ward Ave. 1stf
FLIPINE CLUB, Imperial, for rent
! by day or l will give a lease to
right party. See Max, 446 Main
Fl Centre, for full particulars.
1St3
( FOR RENT-Furnishcd cottage. 762
Commerciai 1874
! FOR RENT-Furnishcd apts. 635
Orange st. 1stl
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-rwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7S3
Park. 25tf
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Angeles. Calif., for free aud val
uah!c information ni removing tan
and frecklcs. ...s.
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w. +. HANCOCK
$40 Main Street Phone =
YOUR. ATTENTION

Have rs acres in alfalfl and
Thompson Secdlcss grapes, located
ct McKim bridge, on bank Of river,
improved and equipped with stock,
implements, furniture, crop. Every.
thing goes with place. Easy terms.
viii be al Barbara Worth Hotel
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COAST LEAGUE

Yes "rday : Rc5uILS
Open GHlc.
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Thc Arizona Cotton Grower, ID.
Noriatjon brought INTO the Najf
River Valley $500 Spmj~h-rerto
Eicau Iahorcrs to pick the cotton
cr"r
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FOR S250O.0O
See Nuffer Land Co.
For Rent Estate,

FOR RENT Wanted experiences
gardener to farm 20 to 80 acres
> miles southeast Of Seelty. Cash
or share crop. Address P. j.
Storms, Box S24, Seeiey. 31tf
FOR RENT-Lcttucc planter. &. G.
IIusscy, > mites south of Sccley.
i5t6
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
80 actcs III city limits, some al
fafa.
100 acres, > miles from FL
Centre, 100 acres in alfalfa.
so acres old alfalfa 2I2 miles
FROM Imperial.
Il cares l mile from FL Cen
tro.
1214 acres, 81 mile from FL
CcntrO.
LEM = AGENCY
Oregon Hotc! Building I2tf
FOR RENT -Ou share, for vcgc-
tables 50 acres miles northwest
Of FL Centre. All plowcd. I02 y.
Washington, Whittier, Calf. l@tf
FOX T'Nl 70 acre, OF alfalfa,
fouccd and equipped f7r dairy
Mclolmd district Apply at once
to q. J.. IlilL 80 Nevada ST., El
Monte, Cal. 2Ot3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-21
TYPEWRITERs RENTED
Mrs. KATE e. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

546 MAR Stree. Phone 437
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-09-22

tnnately they can not feed on grease
or breed in the oil drippings on the
floor. The garbage can is often an
oasis in our alleys, but if it is prop.
erly cared for, and the refuse collect
ed, there is little. offense. It is inn
portant that the ground around the
can be kept clean and free from filth.
Trash will not breed flies unless there
is with it filth which can serve as
food for flies or the young.
No community need have flies if it
is willing to be sufficiently clean to
starve them out. One careless prop
erty owner may furnish flies for the
whole neighborhood if he is permitted
to do so. In such case we shall find
it necessary to make the best Of it
by shooting the dirty things off the
baby, the food, and our noses when
we try to sleep on Sunday morning.
By Thurman B. Rise, M. D.