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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05

1t is expected that John Whitman
of Bridger and Miss Elizabeth Wag-
ner will be married at the Catholic
church tomorrow.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05

It is stated that Raleigh, Lamme
and company, and D. D. Smith and
company, will shortly be n con
,csn, Inc rporated under the state
w The active men in Bozeman,
it is reported, will continue to be
Messrs. Smith and Lamme.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05

L. L. Stanchfield returned from the
east a few days ago. Mr.. Stanchfield
is a good missionary for Bozeman
while east, and as a result Of his eff
forts several substantial business
men from the Twin Cities of Mime
sofa will locate in Bozeman during
the coming spring.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05

John Duncan, the old hotel man
whose home at present is in Mime
apOlis, has been in Bozeman during
the week. Mr.. Duncan would like to
run a 81 a day hotel in this city.
Several prominent citizens have met
Mr.. Duncan and whether he secures
the kind of a building he wants for a
hotel or not, he is likely to locate
here.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05

The wedding of Miss Katie, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Waterman,
to w. l. Mcdonnell at the Catholic
church next Monday morning, prom
Uses to be a social event Of unusual
interest. There will be a reception
at the home of the brides parents
from l to 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05

Both of Bozeman's flour mills closed
down during the short cold snap early
in the week. Il is necessary to
dampen wheat in this dry country be-
fore grinding it, and the dampened
wheat would bunch in the bins. At
the Manhattan Mailing company's
works it was reported that "every-
thing was frozen up"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23
WHEN FORTUNE COMES

81 won't lose my head" said Root
Fitch, 65-year-old farmer of Dawag-
lac, Mich, who has inherited $780,
600. II won't hire japanese Wallets or
French maids and wear golf clothes
and great big diamond. 1 won't put
on airs and turn up my nose at the
friends I've known and loved all these
years. I'll keep on as have been
living"
Well, almost as he has been living.
Some concessions must be made to
change circumstances. So. Mr.. Fitch
is going to have his dining room pa
pered. He's been wanting new pape,
on the walls for quite while. AnG
he admits that after that, maybe he'll
have telephone installed and the
home painted.
Which is a wise way of going abou
the business of using a big legacy
There was woman once, living in {
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23
new ULM MAN
KILLED IN AUTO
ACCIDENT in s. D

Paul Lehman, almost a lifelong
resident of Brown county, and for the
past 33 years in the employ of the
Eagle Roller Mill Co., New Ulm, died
at st. Mary's hospital, Pierre, S. D.,
Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock, from
the effects of serious injuries sustain
ed in an auto accident, which occurred
about mile and half west of Har-
old, that state, at 3:15 o'clock that af-
ternoon.
Messrs. Beecher, Olson and Leh-
mann left New Ulm last Thursday
morning at $50 o'clock in the form
ers' Packard sedan, on tour of in
spection of the Eagle Roller Mill Co.
line elevators in southwestern Mime
sofa and the northern half of South
Dakota, and look over the crop condi-
tions in those sections, as stated in
the Journal last week. They spent
that night at Huron, S. D., and left
early next morning. The party had
arrived at a point about mile and
half west of Harold, some As miles
west Of st. Lawrence, when their trip
was abruptly ended by the tragedy.
The road travelled was in good con-
dition, except for considerable loose
gravel caused by the continued
bought. 1t is surmised that the right
rear tire was punctured. 1t was flat
following the accident. The machine
suddenly lurched to the side of the
road, went into the ditch, mounted the
shoulder of the opposite embankment
and ran up onto the adjoining plowei
field, where it swerved around. Re-
turning to the ditch, the car turned
completely over, finally resting on it's
side, facing the opposite direction
from which it was travelling.
Mr.. Lehman, who had driven the
car all the way, was pined under the
machine when it lodged on it's side.-
Brown County Journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23

small village, who with a similar piece
of good fortune didn't even let the
neighbors know about i. but started
in gradually to utilize her wealth
without shocking anybody to death.
First she bought a new dishpan.
After little she ventured to put lin
oleum on the kitchen floor. Then she
bought a new hat, and increased her
church subscription. Eventually the
house was papered and painted, and
the roof newly shingled. And finally,
after years of stealthy improvement in
that good woman's outward circum-
stances, the village Woke up to the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23
GOITRE REDUCED

Two and One-Half Inches in One
Week for Nebraska Lady; External
Home Treatment Used.
Mrs. Nellie Smith, Doniphan, Neb.
says, Il had inward Goitre for six
teen years. l believe ! am now cur
ed. can now do all my own work
Will gladly tell or write my expert
ence with Sorbol-Quadruple" Write
Sorbol Company, fredericksburg
Ohio. Sold at all drug stores. Lo-
cally at Sward-Kemp Drug Co.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23
fact that she was well off.-Morgan
town New Dominion.
WILSON NOT TO RESIGN

During the past month there have
been persistent rumors afloat that
Chief Justice Samuel B. Wilson of
Mankato was considering resigning
from his position as chief justice.
He denied this rumor in Mankato,
Friday. The Wilson family will re-
turn to Mankato during the months
of July and August and occupy their
home in that city.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23

CHEVROLET owners are
satisfied owners. 1t is a
splendid car. We know it.
We see that our customer
enjoys it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23

The best automobile in the
world isn't any better than
the character of the DEAL
ER who sold it. He is the
party on whom both the or
ganlzation which built the
car and the man who buys it
must depend to see that the
car actually gives the salts
faction that is expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
ISpUR'T NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport World
q, United Press Leased Wire

Ercw Yerk --Reddy Mason may
,.,c. 10 ,Lc C.ur.s, Tie CCchOE =
he State athletic c.mA4l.s III w.. .
voidcd his contract as manager of
Harry Grcb. The former middle
weight champion canned tha5 Ma.
! ! tricked him into signing the
contract.
49,. ork.-John McGraw s new
hree year contract TO manage The
iants Gals Tor an annJai 81 "a.
$4,000, it is believed i'll baseball
trcles.
New York. Jack Renault out
pointed Jack de Nave of Hoboken
in ten round bout thai was the
feature in the reopening OF the gar
den s fight season. The Canadian
champion was unimpressive, how
ever. Joc Dundee of Baltimore
earned the decision over -ce e e
cvine in q thrilling 10 round semi
.inal..
Manhattan, Kans. - Nebraska
university, with Roland Locke and
Ed Weir starring, easily won the
triangular track meet between Ne
braska, Kansas and the Kansas Ag-
gies here Friday. The Cornhusk
ers scored 70 IL points, Kansas 40
and the Kansas Aggies 80 II. A
soft track prevented Locke break
ing his record in the 100 yard dash
but he was high man in the meet
with l2 points.
Pert and, Ore.-Charlcs Babe
Thomas, southpaw first sacker for
TIE Portland Braves. has been sold
tc Peoria of the Three | league,
President Thomas l.. Turner has an
nOunced.
Seattle, Wash.-Jock Malone, ST.
Paul middleweight, battered Enc
Owens, coast light heavv c'qim"N ,
around the ring last night and Won
he decisi,n 3~al y -..
nd Of the six rounds belonged to
wcns.' He took the aggressive III
hat frame and Ma one seemed to
pause. while to figure the South,
2rn Caliltp, Lad ou.. The 81.
aul boxer then got his range and
Owens backed wa,e. for the res, q
,he. match. ..
sen Francisco, = Tony Fuento,
Mexican heayTwcight. made tie
brides sing for George Mcdrich II
Lc fifth round Ola Singing match
hat WAS EVetf 5. tr2m Start =. -
f;pish at DreaAMHi ria'l Iasl igha
Modrinh claim 70 be tho Z. ~
ian heayYwai"l5 ch11,pifD II
Has making his first start in this
enn r. and din + ct faf.
Ge1 Francisco y .ser.es Of Davis
up ennis masehef arc ta. be plaTed
here Tctween thf FAilippiae isial'h
cam and the w.EneFs ~ le Jn"a
pcac Mexican, tca""aH}&nt. Tht
anancse:M N cxican, ma ches W.T." BE
'~yed in Mexico c v '''" il q. r,
nl he winners will play the Fill
= $ at the Golden Gate Park stad-
y '0ne II to 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
Watching the,
Score Board

Yesterdays Hro-Tonv Kauf-
mann, Cub pitcher, who vi lded ollv
four hits, allowed nary Il Giant to
reach second base aud got two hits
in his club s Gto victory.
Cnylcr, scoring on an error in
the llth inning of Il slugfcst, en-,
abled the Pirates to nose out the
Braves i to 10.
three run rally in the ninth
gave the Cincinnati Reds a 6 to .
victory over the Phillios.
The Athletics made it five straight
defeating the Browns to |.
Pat Collins singled in the llth and
Lazzeri crossed the plate with the
run that gave the Yankees to 3
victory over the Tigers.
The Indians garncrcd II hits and
had it easy in winning from the Red
Sox II to >.
Grimes held the Cards to five
hits and Brooklyn had no trouble IN
winning to |.
The Senators took second position
when they won their sixth straight
the White Sox being the victim IN
an 3 to . encounter.
Yesterdays Home Run Hitters
Ruth, Yankees, l-6.
Wright, Pirates, Is.
Simmons, Athletics, -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
Bv JIMMY GREENE

Several hundred boxing fans who
braVed the chilly blasts and the
freezing weather which Dame Ma.
ture furnished for this part of the
country last night, were rewarded
by witnessing three of the best
scraps that have yet been offered at
the imperial Valley Athletic club.
The old story of David and Co
Hath, the Monitor and the Merri-
mac, aud the wasp and bear, was re-
peated in the ten round main event,
Harry Lee being the wasp and Vic
Alexander the bear. lee spotted his
eolorcd opponent several pounds, and
still beat him. a.. stnsyrF
Alexander chose ~ waiting game,
and waited too long. Apparently
he figured on Lee becoming tired af-
ter dancing around for few rounds,
thus giving him, al opportunity to
finish his lighter opponent. Lee
was too strong, however, and when
Alexander woke up to- the fact that
the fight was going against him, and
stArted h'ushings Lees the ! latter
fought in 400 Close to permit Alex
y
Aside, from round eight, Alex
andcr did not take a round decisive
Iy, las lighter opponent scoring
blows repeatedly. The fifth was
even and Tie seventh gave hlexand-
cr a shade. The other rounds went
to Lee, who forcra the fish ting,
did most of the leading, and con
tipalIy beat Alexander TO the
p0n'4, !, .L0s's Left sahessd
When tie coIorea boy alid tear
bose ,his blows Jared, Bee and also
Jared those at the ringside, but
Alex did not get in more than II
dozen clean blows throughout the
fight Lee kept nsing his left IN
the colorcda boys face, -bothering
Alex continually, and keeping him
off BALANCE. The white boy fought
hcaAy" fight, and rmgsiders Who
were predicting curtains for linn IN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08

90 ACRES II miles west of Jkiah,
Mendocino couAty. Million it. of
Redwood and Fir, sawmill and
equipment. 80 acres can be cult.
waited, small family orchard, Al
soil, 10 irrigation needed. Can be
divided into two tracts. Want
Southern Calf. acreage or income.
Pownall & Stone, Banning. Cali
fornia. wed fri sat
81 AtHES for $1,7O0, on account Of
poor health must sell. 40 acres
level. Lots of good shade trees,
excellent soil. Close in and UNI
der ditch. Owner p, j. Storms,
Seeley. 1t7
4 CHANGE-l0, 20 and 40 acre
tracts, under the Vista Irrigation
district, viii build to suit pur.
chaser. Most delightful place to
live in. San Diego county, VIII
exchange for income Valley land.
Soc T. f. Anderson, 300 L. S.
National Bank Bldg. San Diego.
It'll
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
McArthur-B0urdOn Co.
Realtors
Barbara Worth Bldg.

loo ACRES for sale. 40 lcycled
and under cultivation, 100 acres
best silt land. on roads. miles
west aud u mile south of Scelcv,
Nc. are Tract 90 Twp 16 South,
of Range = East. will sell this
for &100o0, with $1,000 cash aud
balance time, if interested. Write
Il. NJ. Waddell, Glendora, Cal.
Gtf
rCR SALE-20 acre ranch i'll Ca
saba melons, fine location. l =
miles south on Eighth St. Prov
azck Ranch itl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
Special Notice
Mrs. FATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

SAC Main Street Phone 437
YOU'LL LIKE WELLTON MESA.
19tf
IIARTXELL-The Roofer Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
951W adv
YOU LII LIKE WELLTON MESA.
l9tf
STOP AT Hunter S Camp, Banning
Calf. Shade, water and fruit,
Nice places for sale, 5t7
=, Kt NTEn-lj5 No
7th Phone 623. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
CCZT HOME APARTMENT
224 So. Seventh St.

q -..rt.'- .' &C. -r-TTr- e
T.. .''---. ..,.p
FOR A&i..., .-,:;l built .I925
pora. .,,:s saGa,} BODY, Just
painte,t -l4uscr has Alloy pistous,
cylinders ground. Ignite connect
ing I0ds,, Bosch ignition, i.geef-
ffiv&n Tw5tef' pump honeycc.ab
radiator, force fqql oiling with
, pressure gauGr on dash, clock,
Warucr AutQmc,e u crank, ths"4
speed transmission. built in 'ul0tGf'
B no bands to. barn out, mtiftiYfc
disc clutch, run ir oil. $4,000.
Terms. Wilson Machine ShoT.'
Phone 545J. "',.' a.s.. Stf
FOR LEASE-S0 to 81 acres locat-
ed about 51a miles west of II
Cen'rt y mi'e south of Ell Centre
San Diego Blvd, described rs fqF'
lows: This land has been i'll al
falfa 5 years used for dairy on'y,
fenced and cross fenced, fine.
shape. Want good tenant for )
years. Quick action. See Edgar
5 Bros. Realty Co., or W. L. Han
cock, SAG Main ST., Ell Coutro, Or
write L. G Stone, owner. l42
American Ave, Long Beach,
Calf. $40
TO LEASE for vegetables. 10 acres
of soft land for cash or shares.
Chas. f. Parker, ? miles west and
Il miles south on Brawloy,
POSITION WANTED-Yonrg man
with car. Permanent valley resi-
dent. Seven years executive OF
flee experience, bookkeeplnE'
general clerical and sales. Phone
Calcxico 221. =, 0. Box l2'S ST"
FOR SALE-Mountain cottag d,
Most beautiful mountain scenery
location. Address, for particulars
Box 967, care Press, NJ
FOR SALE or rent. Piano. CLAYTON
x Stevens. ll5 No. 5th. so
WANTED-Ambulance driver =
County Hospital, Good Job for TIE
right man. Married man }1,4-T-
red. See Superintendent SUNDAY.
Stl
FOR SALE-IIydc RHnch, 50, loo lo.,o,
or $50 acres, in alfalfa. or VIII
lease for vegetables. Soft and
medium soft land, located IN the
early belt. y miles west, | mlt'
north Nit. Signal store. nils
south of Scelcv. O. i. Hyde, Il G.
y. Box 3S, CalcXico. y"
REWARD for return brindic dog,
white face, white feet, e months
old, license 1S3. Bred part bu',
and Fox Terrier. Erickson ~
Olive Street or Coggims Garage
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
SUMMER BARGAIN

You Have Been Waiting For.
This place viii be vacated June
first and responsible party can
handle this on easy terms. Some
one is going to get a bargain in
the next ten days. Look 1t over,
128 He'll ST.. and see A Afflcrbaugh,
with Edgar Bros. Realty Co. ste
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
JAPANESE CONSUL
HAS BEEN RECALLE

HONOLULU, May S.--Arata Aol F.
.yaranesc consul general here, na8
Eccn recalled, it was announced TO-
duy. Shukci Kamashima, secre-
'ary Of the japanese embassy ~
nshington, will succeed to the pos
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
20 ACRES ALFALFA
FOR RENT

For Dairy, Close to II Cen
tro. $50 per acre; l, . or 3
WIS. Free water.
Many attractive listings of
Los Angeles properties for
exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08

-O-,o4 LLi-A>- - ~

eeUeAuay s NesuluS
Sacramento ., MISSIONS >.
toan rlanc4Sco s, seattle I.
Iortlanu 4-u, Aos Ange4es 80.
Uak4dnd q, 1OnyWoOU ..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
Wanted to Buy

\ NTED--Second hand furniture
al; to5W s19 Main ST. l9tf
w A ANTED-Second hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
,avy Variety Store. 4S0 Main st.
- Centre. Tu Thur Sat tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
STILL BETTER

life rooms, FURNISHED. This is
a valuable lot, 65x125 ft., with
corner vacant for another house.
Look this up. $4,000, on easy
terms.
AFFLERBAUGH, with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 6t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
Eor .Saie-P0Hitrn

OR SALE-White Leghorn laying
hens. 1882 Woodward. Phone
SEC. it5
ABY CHlCKS-Imperial Ringlet
Barred Rocks and dari. red egg
pedigreed r. [. Reds. Best quality
and lowest prices. Custom hatch
We can hatch more chicks
m your eggs than your hens
l. Mrs. II. Thams, Rte. /. Box
n. Fl Centre. Fast to end IF
f.avement then IL mile north.
thur & fri If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
FUr S0te-lnis, eiiuneu1s

FOR SALE-Police pups. Choice
to first purchaser. Phone 174 or
2S8. 6tf
FOR SALE-Milk route and truck.
with reliable creamery. Inquire
Sam Agnes Service Station. 6t3
4'Un hEA I-5 room modern house.
nee lawn and shade trees. In
4ulre a. 1V+l FL Centre Ave,
city. 6t3
-UN oALI1-Good used radiators.
steve Radiator Works. 834
Commercial st. 6t3
FOR SALE-Househo furni-'ra.
y. any part. House for renA
629 He'll. v.o
IAAO FOR SALE or rent. 5I5
broadway. Phone 2l8. 2ltf
rOR oALE--50O Marsh SeedIess
grapefruit. $50 Eureka lemons. n.
II. Hunter, San Diego, Rte. 4, BOX
AZ, Nursery, Lemon Grove. lytI
FOR eAI.t-Furnturo and long
ease. 1t. Regis IlJ'nl. Brawicy.
IAis is a good business priced to
oel, ON account iii healCh. Inquire
81. Regis, Brawley. 4t5
- oALE-rlugeons White King
.nd Red Carous. 764 Vine st
lStr
FOR SALE-Graham Bros. IL ton
truck. Inquire f. A. Bennett, city
park, Ell Centre. 4t5
5000 GRAPEFRUIT and tang
ne trees. york Nurseries, High
land Calf. 1859
rOh sALt-Nursery stock, Wash
lngton naye!s and Valencias, seed
,ess grapefruit budded from select
buds furnished by Orange Grow
ers Supply Association. j, II.
Wideman, 10 High Ave. Ped
lands, Cal. 1926
COR sALE-Typewriter. Just over
hauled. $3.50. DR.. Fix 1t Shop.
1tf
SWEET POTATO plants for sale.
Any amount. Inquire Williams
Service Station, Seeley. ste
rOR ,SALE-Genuine sweetpotato
pants and cuttings. $500 per
thousand. Z. A. Stovcns. Il mile
south Rose school house, miles
east of Imperial. 3t6
...of Fl 0rdson> in first
4@elass condition for plowing 40
acres Mont j.. Reid, Court House.
soft
F0R SALE-To move, , tent houses
12X14. Phone SIP. ,after.,4 p. ~.
= Collins Mrecking Company. 30
No. 18TH st. If
: 4 SALE-Bargain. Furnished
house at JacumiBa on Imperial
highway. Apply Mrs. n. N. Stacey
Jacumba. '.'''l - IT'S
FOR SALE or exchange,4 Jenkins
combination stacker. platform
~ scale, 100 ID. ice box, baby bed,
small engine. Richter, "a mile 50.
OF, Eucalyptus school. ~ 7t4
F9R 6ALE-Reasonablc---Nice one
3 Year; Old Fox Terrier. Good watch
Ii and fond Of children. Cal'
seyeniiigs. 617 Orange. 7t>
! SFoR SALE-No. l Commercial ice
] box, Go lbs. capacity, for restau-
reHt or grocery. Inquire Metz &
u gsHarnilton Grocery Heber. Phone
1922. 7t22
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
..-.-AO4s1-L LEAGCa

eaJe- Jay rOesdlGs
fittsburgh II, Boston 10 (ll in
nInGS).
brooklyn T, st. Louis !.
olncnnIau ., rhAauelph.a 8 ="
NnlcasO ., New Aork o.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
Base Ball Standing
AAlERICAN LEAGUE
tcI0al,s Haaults

Yestclday's s Results
-fhi.adeipnla >, 81. Louis /.
',e,s~-ng.on o, chicago 2.
.,.,."4.u II, LOstOn ..
-..1 49, E, i~u,.V-. y \II -nAInBS)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
For Rent-ROOHlS
APARTMENTS and Houses

,iOTEL WOOD. Rooms and
Apts. Sixth L. He'll. 25tf
NICELY furnished apartment for
rent. Also room. 413 So. Eighth
st. 6t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
GRAPES RIPE JUNE,i G

Three and one haIF hours driYe
from this vail " is the Weltoh
Mesa. Wonderful soil. Frostless.
On. Ocean to Ocean highways
Main line S."P. Great water
conditions. IdoHl for citrus
and winter vegetables. You
know good land; let us show
you. Land is still cl.eap. Trans
POI alton furnished. Write or
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
FOr SGte-Rtoi ESiGte

Ale. House on WensIey
AN, 'rry rcas"nable terms. Val
e> '..-'' 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
ATTENTION

'our room R->IohED, all mod
ern, in restricted district. Lot
60Al25 ft. Immediate possession,
This is good buy at $4,000, on
easy terms.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
WELTON MESA
LAND co.

572 Mai1 Street, FL Centre
Phone 192M
20 LEASE for rlce. 100 acres. fav-
oYable terms Tracts 10. 50, 15-15.
miles north of Meloland. Write
LiCgett & Sterzer, $50 E. st San
Diego. EFF
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
Help Wanted

SALESMAN WANTED Exper.
fenced salesman, living in the
valley to sell a proven article
with merit. Possibility of good
money to a real live wire. Give
reference and experience. Write
Barbee & Snyder, Fontana, Cal.
22t4
lANTED-Messenger bov with
bike. Apply Postal Tel. Cable Co.
6t6
IRL WANTED-for general house
work. No cooking. Call 755h
Broadway. 7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08
Lost and FnHnG
4 = a.e or ErcE,GFsge

FOR SALE-lwo Kilefer eight foot
double discs, good condition.
Grapefruit Ranch, 4 miles noFt9s
west Imperial, on Brawley lda5qi
canal, or write Box 397, Imper1aI.
.....,t . S4t6
FOR ENCHANGE-Havd eHsfIs
les flo f. exchange san Diao
.in~am" hAcneteias for lmp.aas
2a.'tv I"u+h' o. -basindss, Jossfh
- p. a2..reh, no f7ltst ~
faas "rf -b'dlliug, san led,
. 'al5E. ..''.' -. 38g2
--t.'' '...' ~
~ Hcat--F'GTm EaEds.s
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08

FOR SA LE-New stucco house,
Furnished or unfurnished. 532
State off
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08

If stolen will give $25 for con
virtion Of thief Sc
ROOMS FOR RENT-$2.5O week.
Goa Olive 8t3
FOR RENT - Furnished house,
screen sleeping porch. 5l3 Brigh-
ton. 8t3
WANTED-Nice young men, to
board. 765 Olive. 8t3
WA,NTED--Furnishcd eight room
house at once. Can Fred Cox, a.
Kings Grocery. 8t1
DEPENDABLE Baby Chicks"
= 10 ;hc pa. eu-. el rl,. o. ~.ne~s
ID Strain OF White Leghorns is
n Accredited flock. headed bv
lales from 250 egg hens. Our Nc.
'&r.and and Wyckoff Strains
lave a flock average of 200 eggs.
'1'e also batch Reds, Rocks, an
'onas, Black Minorcas, Brown
Geghorns, White Wyandotts, Tu1-
keys and Pekin Ducklings. Hatch
irg eggs and brooders for safe.
No sell chicks any age. Our brood
nv are running full capacity.
Seeing is believing. Visitors vel
ono every day. Back of orr
lain is seventeen years Of fair
dealing. Don't forget that. a IT,
TESLA HATCHERY (Eloctric)
Artesia, Calf. Phone A422. Capac-
" - On eggs
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
close in. 755 Broadway. ITS
FOR RE,NT-Two room tent house,
partly furnished. 753 State. IT'S
FOR RBNT-Slceping room. 6ls
Brighton. 7t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-08

= UN 0ALI--Good used radiators.
sotevc Radiator Works. 834
Commercial st. Cts