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Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21

church when the mass Of the young
people do not hear the gospel and
do not count the value Of the preached
word as Of any good? We can't go
different from the way God has ap-
pointed and he has planned that the
gates Of hell shall not prevail
against his church" and the strength
Of the church from the human side
is the preaching the gospel and the
teaching Of the word of life.
So there is your plan. and who
will join in and help destroy the
church that Christ has founded upon
the rock and paid for in His own
blood? The only way to avoid being
in this last great move is TO take an
active stand for God and his church
and not let anything interfere with
the duty laid upon us. Let all the
members who have been neglecting to
attend upon the preaching Of the pos.
pei make special efforts and become
regular and rrayerful attendants
Let the church members who attend
the all day singing see that tho bible
is read and that a sermon is preached
The Sabbath has been specially SCI
apart for the worship Of God and The
receiving of spiritual benefits, an'
nothing should epcroach on tni
sacred day. Then let all the SUNDAY
School scholars, when the Sunda.
Schools or young peoples societies
are over, remain for the principa
part of the service, and withou
which the church cannot thrive, The
preaching Of the gospel, and the
devil will be thwarted in his latest
move to kill the church.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
THE TELEGRAPH

Ihe Gazette had a notice Of The
suspension of The Telegraph last
week, which was about as near cor.
rect as newspapers generally get
thAgs. But when we say things
ovei q bad phone to a worse reporter
they are likely to get mixed. How
ever we have the same complaint
and the best thing to do is to take
something.
Mr.. John L. Masters Of Kansas
City, who is a good man and fine
printer. had leased the plant from
Mr J. f. Gold. He left on Satar-
dass May 8th, and has not gotten
back yet; so while The Office force
was waiting for him, the paper missed
an tissue. and may miss another, tho
we trust not.
But W. II. Etter, Jr, is at the bat
with Kelly Gray on deck, and they
will try to make a 90 of it, so when
Mr.. Masters or Mr.. Gold get back
they will see that "she has went"
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
farm NOTES
By Travis Hall

perhape the greatest difficulty III
qetting started with our melon
plants is the striped and spotted Gu
cumber beetles, which are specially
destructive to the young plants in a
cold or wet spring. These insects
kill many young plants entirely, ano
weaken so many of the others that
they never entirely recover from the
effects. When the insects first en-
fer a field they eat the leaves OF the
voune plants for short time, after
which time they bore into the stems
at or below the surface OF the
Ground and lay their eggs. Inc
main damage is done by this boring
and the young insects eating out the
stems after they are hatched'
If arsenate of lead can be sprayed
on the leaves when the first hsects
enter the field, it will kill most oil
beetles. However, this poison has
ne effect after they start boring. In
fact. there is no sure way to XIII
nearly all the beetles at this stage
The only thing we can do then IS to
anplv something to the plants that
will serve as a repellant and drive
the insects away. Dry lime is some
times used, but this does not prove
very satisfactory, especially If II
rains soon after applying ProDa-
blv the best repellant we can use Is
nicotine dust, dust made by mixing
nicotine sulphate with dry lime Ihis
material not only drives out all the
beetles but kills all it comes in con
tact with. 1t does not injure the
Young melon plants. A number OF
other materials, such as tobacco dust
"Slug Shot" etc, may prove very
satisfactory as a repellant also, but
feel that the nicotine dust is by
far the best material for preventing
damae by the beetles in young mel
ons or cucumbers.
TRAVIS HALL,
County Agricultural Agent,
Hope, Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21

The continued rains have greatly
DELAYED all feed crops this spring
AT this time probably not over 10
ncr cent of the cotton of the county
has been planted, and a poor s'ano
of corn and melon exists in all parts
Of the county. Certainly the pros
meets are not any too bright al
present.
, Inst what effect may we expect
this backward condition to have on
the nrice of cotton next fall? NO
doubt our yield here viii be cut by
the weevils if wet weather continues
A short crop would of course mean
\ higher price. But while we have
had unfavorabls weather, we must
remember that Texas has had rain
sufficient to almost assure them OF
a large crop this year. With the
acreage planted in that state and
with euficiept rainfall to make crop
Texas alone stands a chance to make
six or eight million bales. Thus hail
crop over some of the other sec
tions will be sufficient to make toe
large a surplus again this year.
With this in mind, suppose we de
eide to plant a part Of the land We
have intended for cotton to fee'
crops. With many weevils, our late
cotton crop will not likely produce
very much, and stands achance to b'
very low price. We can still have
time to make feed crops, and no
face the usual feed shortage. If W.
plant more feed I feel that the farm
ers of the county will be in mucl
better financial condition next sprinl
than if we 90 ahead with our plan
for a large acreage Of cotton
- TRAVIS HALL,
County Agricultural Agent,
Hope, Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
PLEDGES FILED.

The following candidates have filed
their pledges with the Secretary Of
the County Central Committee: C
c. Stuart, for Sheriff; f, y. T~imJle
Circuit Clerk; Willie Harris, County
Treasurer; John L. Wilson, County
Judge; one man for road oversees
of Mine Greek township, and one for
Justice Of the Peace in Bois D'Art
township, and we like to have for
gotten w. B. Nelson for representa-
tive, but he is first on the list.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
SCHOOL ELECTION.

At the school election held Satur-
day, May 18th, c. N. Trimble and
Bob Levins were elected directors,
and a 12 mill school tax was voted.
N. p. O'Neal was reelected member
of the County Board of Education.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
PISTOL TOTER FINED.

City Marshal Neal captured an au-
tomato last week carried b one 3. w.
Anderson, colored who was fined by
the Mayor hftv dollars and trim
ming. The gun looked as if it was
worth about fifteen cents, but if they
viii carry them they must pay the
fiddler.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
Baptist Church

c. A. KEELING, Pastor,
Services, second and third
oSnday in each month.
Sunday School 10 o'clock.
,eaching Service IL o'clock
B. Y. p. u, $50 o'clock
reaching Service s o'clock
lou are cordially invited to
.t,end these services.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
IethOdist Church
CS. c. DEAN, Pasto)
Sunday School every Sun

Sunday School every Sun
ny at 10 A. M. 30.
Washington-Preaching eve
nv 1st. and 3rd Sunday at II
and 730.
st Paul-2nd Sun. at II and
lth Sun. at at 8 P. M
Ozan-2nd. Sun at n'gat
and 4th-Sun. II and I3O.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
! nVe succes.INe ycal.s.

Praises SlnalLlo
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21

joe Hunter and son, George Hun
ter, colored, were arrested Monday
by Special Constable Neal, charged
with assaulting T. P. Jones with a
knife, The trial will be held before
ESQ j. p. Baker this week.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
CHURCH notes
Presbyterian Church
JOHN c. WILLIAMS, Paste


TLc pastor serves four
churches in Hampstead county
as follows:
Columbus, First Sunday,
Washington, Second aaa
Fourth Sundays,
Fulton, Third Sunday,
l preached at Fulton last Sunday
morning and night and there was a
fine crowd at the night service and
good attention at both services. Next
Sunday in Washington the subject Of
the morning sermon will be "The
Mission Of Christ to the Earth
"The Son of Man Came not to
but to- and to" The commun.
ion will follow the sermon and al
Christians are invited to come anC
partake. Christian Endeavor 7:15
Preaching at o'clock. ThssFsstoi
win make a ten minute talk to the
boys and girls on the subject Of the
soul This vi be followed by q
twenty-five minute sermon on the
subject, "What Became Of Noah''
carpenters?" Everybody invited t
all these services.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21
Wash INGTON STATE BANK
WASHINGTON ARKANSAS
WASHINGTON
Money is not the source OF

Money is not the source OF
happiness but it is the sourse OF
Comfort The lack of it can bring
much unhappiness. We should try
to build up during our productive
years a fund that will care for the
emergencies or opportunities of the
future. Systematic saving will
bniId this barrier against the time
when production ceases
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21

County Agricultural Agent,
Hope, Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21

b. p. Talley of Magnolia, Gel.
umbia County, Candidats for
Railroad Commissioner, was il
tow n Thursday in the interest Of
bis candidacy.
Mr.. Talley is a Young maa
and is making an active cam
paigne He served as a member
Of the Legislature in 1925 and
was very active in all progressive
LeSlislation
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-21

NI-s-----l-,le.rSihgle Comb White
,rg should be supT--~-,~ -.
!, MINER season and shslteRs
and food provided in winter.
Protection of birds from their
natural and unnatural enemies
l. not the least important EN-
sideration.
!, Tl,o hoy with tha air.rifl0
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-06-05

Entered as second class matter Septem Der 17th, 1918 at the I ost Office a Mccarthy. Alaska. under the Act D March 3. 1879.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-06-05
BASEBALL CLUB
 FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Following is the financial statement of the Mccarthy Base ball Club to date:
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-06-05
Mo- l7 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT OF EXECUTOR


 ACCOUNT OF EXECUTOR
 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned executor of the last will ard testament of Mrs. w. F. James, sometimes known as Matilda Wales deceased, has filed in and sub mitted to the above named Probate Court his final report and account as such executor of his administration of said estate; and that said court has by its order fixed the time and place for hearing upon and of objections to said final report and account, and for the settlement thereof, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of August 28, 1926, at the court room of said court at Chisana, Alaska, at which time and place any persons having any objections to offer 10 said final report and account may appear and be heard thereon. And further notice is given that at such hear ing the said court will adjudicate and decree who are the heirs and distrib utees, or legatees and devisees, of said decedent.
 Dated at Chisana, Alaska, this 18th day of April, 1926.
 w. F. James
 Executor of the last will and testam ent of Mrs. w. E. James, sometimes known as Matt da Wales, deceased. First publication May IS, 1926. Last publication June 5, 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
.IODAY'S WANT ADS,

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
GIANT CAPTAIN IN
OPEN REbELLE0N
AGAINST McCRAW
Frisch Leaves Team and
VIII Not Return, He
Says.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff CorreSpOndent

NEW YORK, Aug. -. Talk
among the major league baseball
Iplayri~ about some kind II protcr-
Itivc organization or union probably
will be revived this winter because
of the recent cXpcricur" Of Max
Carey, and Frank FriSch,
Carey, rated a> one of the most
valuable players in the game last
season, lost his Job with the Pitts
burgh Pirates ana WAS 5clca>cd
away from Il cut Of the worlds series
money with a transfer 10 the Brook.
lvn club.
t'ri,ch, in open rrhellion against
the managerial tactics Of John Me.
Graw, WAS back at hi, home here to-
'dav debating what move Ne cou'd
make next. lie left the Giants in
-. Louis withou, warming and will
probably lose Il lot Of his pay and
his Job
The former captain Of the Giants
said he was not certain what he
would do and that he WAS going to
stay around home for while. lie
said he was i'm bad physical shape
and needed rest.
IN the opinion Of ball players aud
fans, who are familiar with the "oH
tract, that PLAYERS have ia Sign,
there i nothing FriSrh can do, Tie
made the first move and will have
to make the next and its tough mov.
ing anyway against MctiroW.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

MATCH ATTRACTS
MUCH ATTENTION
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 23. =
Through the fog and smoke of chal-
lcngos, counter challenges, dcnials,
con nfirmations and what nots of the
proposcd meeting of Joe Stccher
and Ed "Stranglcr Lewis for
the world 8 heavyweight wrestling
championship, one thing stands out.
The outstanding item is the fact
regardless of whether of not Stcch-
or and Lewis ever get in the same
ring at the same timc-Stechcr IS
+" meet John Pcsck, Nebraska
"Tigcrman in the Olympic Audi
torIt.m this week.
That championship match
should b& signed wAthout taking
cognizancc of pcsek is more or less
ridicuous for Pcsck is granted an
excellent chance to overcome
Stcchcr in their Wednesday night
bout. Pcsck s chances appear 50
good at the present time that the
.oloue Df the betting fraternity are
taking nothing but even money on
the outcome of the contest.
OF course Stcchcr defeated Pcsek
last Apri' in St. ouis but his victory
.c,mc after 1--WE :"urliing hours aud
.thon cay when rcsck slipped and
zen through the ropes 2mI va
lnorkcd Unconscious when his head
'Eic the floor outside III" ring.
An itcnd IN PcSck : favor that
can not be- 6i>rr"ardcd = tn" mar
roNncs> q r., waist. Stcchrr IS
famed for his Al ility with tn" BODY
scissors IA it is an = lpitt"l fact
that the boI. scissors j. not csrcc.
ially effective on slim persons.
On Stcchcr'S side Of the fence is
the old axiom "a good big man can
beat a good little man y aud white
Pcsck hardly c1aSSifics as q little
man it is true that he scales som"
- pounds less than Stccher. An
other antiquatcd axiom that fails
with Stcchcr is "String with the
champ and you can only lose
once.
At any rate Stccncr takes his
world $ championship into the ring
with him Wednesday and it may
seem Just Il little prcsuming for him
to sign for Il world ; championship
with Lewis.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Watching the
Score Board
HI nitrd Press Leased Wire

lc>t"riav', lIcros. Ten thou
and Philadclphia fan, Sa' through
q drjzzliu@ rain to watch the Quak
cr citv = til,t Sunday bascb@Il game
rIarcd despite an ancicnt blue law
prohibiting Suudav amuscmcuts,
through an injunction prohibiting
,#'orremcnt If the law. Thc
Nh."tie, hca, the White SoN )
10 >
Th. Cleveland IuIian, climbed
ae0.. '"o toII 4.mc, aaoad Of the
N'hi.tl", into - moyc secure second
',I@ro ~ taking both cad, If a dou-
-" haadrl fraw tho Senator, To-
.af G.p.
\fhao2h 81. Louis Cardinals beat
t.c My No.h riaa1S to aud won
sl".r eighth >'raieh, victory they
orr" still. fractional point behind
p" Pittsburgh Pirates in Tie uation-
= loep. The hucraurcr> were ,dlr.
faar 'f,o e1a.. rhat vclI into
IL" evt'5 i#a..-s, the cincinnati
Rails .rIT ~w,ff their ~cIie with
B.,'.-. H. icd, 'ooh The first
- il - innings ami the second
'o IN = frame~.
Nass.u. hits t#r raa> in tha
eighth, The Cajra.o cubs hca,
Hr"'liyu " to =.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
NOTICE CT MEETING
OF Board of EQu@Azatlon, Imperial
Irrigation District

The assessor Of the lmp'r4. irti-
Cation District having completed
the assessments for the year 100,
las delivered the books 80 the sr.-
rctury of the board ot directors, nuo
now have them in Nj, office j.. tbt
,IaSoAic bidding, FL Ccut.o, tal.
fornja, where th"H Will reur9 for
thc iu>pcrjip nf All persons Int r,~'-
cd until September J., i92G.
The board of directors, ;..,ug oS
p hoard of oQuaji/ailoe of .,id lu..
rcriai lrriGallpu District VIII mr,t
u. oqHaIl/" assessments Wpd ruuJur
in session from Nrptcmhrr l.. 'u
September lth. I9-r, I'D from tJn.
to ttac thereafter rs lou4 Il, NJ,
hn necessarily, mot to cNr"rd fen dayl
exclusive of Sundays. to bear and
c.'nrmmr such obi. ion. 'oj.o val
0H''"n aud assessment as my. come
before it.
by order of tlo hoard of i...tor-.
F, II. MrINEH, Secretary.
laiIy aug , TO sep
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Oregon Wants
Youngsters 70
Take Up Tennis
BY GEORGE. ,. CRISSEY
Omitted Press staff Correspondent

PORTLAND. 0ar. Aa.. -. Re-
o4nizih2 IT, tart raaf youngsters
are uocdna /. 'Gis r.tv r. t. urrrt-
or "Utstan5aay tennis ,'ar,, ,.Hiiag
Portland ~f..',man ~. planning =
cooperative .a.uH+ Ua.rrb>
oromi.iu, b g.N.. .".eir, .ha benz
fits uf tis ,'n.E.rs"r oI Veterans.
Although la, received no Hcf--
aitr maut.## He t%.t taat ri Or.
aoa truui- ..- 81. H-H - Ca.i-
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t.tr> in utuy.ar. b.t .ye5a..tss.
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,.nnis tiea- ho1d bl n.tts. orc.
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sent Oregon mnn' Singles r'amNjoa
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oppouc.' IN the finals, liouaN N"ru
that Oregon places lt~ 'rp.~
Iora. tcouj> fW~ aa-,u Shat +
Nccr. yom->ter. coul reach tn.
Ilua.- a-.m~' L Ilc'5 ut Strong
piav-e, threr ma,t be- dozens O..
promising lads who could hounfj'
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hopes by being taught the differ
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'l.t If experienced mrn could fine
and develop such boys il would b.
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hruttcr-.
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bat the rtN for more y.UIgotrr~ ~
,hr t.uu;o courts. with more cucoW
.agamro: aa@ help from veteran play
cr>, has been LccdcI hv 'hc ve,Hra~
and He>t Sca-"n promises 1ln .aaa
-Uratiou Of a ttn.ouga'" adequate
'',ctao Of tennis.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
MOTHER DOUBLE
MAIN EVENT IS
| DUE THIS WEEK

Nnothcr prize dish i, TO be set
for dclcctation Of local fight
Is Friday night. T'hc mau1gc.
Ft of the arena here has yardrG
|thcr one Of those popular double
|n events, with two ten round
lures.
Eommy ShujL "ho recently ioeaa
the valley from Los Angeles, j..
|cdulcd to take on Young Eelo
in IN One of tho Offerings aud
|1uv Chavez. CaleNico feather.
|glt. Aiil 20 up against AI6c"
*, British fightef, in The other.
; last affair appeared tolay 10
still in the making as It is mrcr-
b whether Benny viii hc In
pc for the FRAY. Hrnoy'~ right
,, /. still >wolt,u as = result of
battle Hith Frankie AIaoon inst
day aud it VIII be a couple Of
+ bcfurr if VIII he known Whcjh-
he can apprar.
Shall and BeIlo went six round,
- draw icrr >rn" ''u" "Tp ~
)l's .ir,t appearance ian 'l >c.
n. Thr battle WIS 81 sor1 ono
/ tine fam, ciauar.d for Il r.-
t.h. ~huIl j, tic hoNcr tzpr,
/ and roaecs.od 81 good val
in Ii, right njt'. Young Hoilo,
Eli fire -,rooac Of 'he two, de-.
ldcd on - rushing attack in the
/ meeting and '.c Was creditrd
! il taking tHrrc rounds, Shu'i
D. the -aaona lhud and t,fth.
III Helio ca>ing oot abead in 'hr
st, fmaln aad ~Ja'h.
i Hcnny ctaryz l. una5tr "a rp.
b. in Cir ofmr man c>Ut, ap"tu-
good hoE Will be sent against 'hc
iti>h -utcr. Jara> showed hu
N.y ard 'br W, huo" h'm to
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,,#.t. n.ll u ha.aad up DN
b tua .Hd pr#.u.-, - b. 81.
uurce tunarn"..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
For Rent Houses

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PARK Vicw hpts. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld
By United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
Port Washington, N. Y-Carl
Fishers Pow1v won the $4,000
Dodge trophy race for motor boats
Eerr Sunday. the event concluding
th" 1926 @u!d cup regatta.
New vork-Ncarly = half million
dollars already has been paid on.
'"r tickets to the Dempsey Tmucv
fight in Philadelphia September o.,
II was auouunccd at the New York
offices Of To- Eickard, the pro
Hnt,r.
San Francisco-'sIkc" Boone, of
Tia" Missions, forged his way back
INTO leadership in coast league
batting during last week. He is ;
points ahead Of Jim Ragwcll. Port,
land. who has 80. Arlctt. Oak out,
fielder. IS third with .3G9. Boone
lost the league 5 home r1m honorS to
Elmer &mith, Beaver outficldcr. who
las - TO Boouc's y.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
FIND BODY OF CHILD
CARRIED OFF BY CONDOR
Uy United Press Leased Wire

BIENOS AIRES. Aug. -, Ac.
cording to advirrS from Mendoza,
the body of two year old child
was found in the foothills Of the
Andes, where it is believed to have
been carried by a condor. The child
disappeared from its home about
two months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
MODERN GRANDMOTHER
~ tinted Press ica>cd ni~r

LHNuON, Aug 25.-\ o'c day $
,rarr hN ~ Lonanu aeW,ptPrr fn.
the aa 'a,hioncd grandmother who
is usually pjctarej 70, >j.'H- 4ujat
~ Janmg >oN by 'ae '.ra~iI., ha-
failed completely. THE .rqUi'"
compiled list Of >r,en ~rauamo',.
c"~, @ tbcn set ont ~ tmj ou
N'a. 'apr were doing.
80. vas i'm Paris buying trucks.
\e had recently arHu@rd =
'No ,.'er sports ol'woa.. an
had ....on up into The Nulta, e.
,gc l" SON 5 SONS,
W 3 had @,nr .a.o D.. .mnr.
r. "a. It poij'.,a. -p,... IT,"
>ou a-tituonre,
No. '"d gone F., M'.u.n
\o VAS o@r b"EiH- ~aua .oA
NH'..- FOR thr ma'o -.
~. WAS ont ~u.t r. ua.r
,hiu4
No. had gone +. t,. dau~..t
,t , < hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
DAUGHTER OF FILM STAR
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT
Nv uif"I Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. -. Miss
Virginia I|u-hman, 20, daughter Of
iraucis \. Hu~hman. the actor. has
'"r-",. t'lm directors The wedding
ha, been tentatively set for October
l,'H.
Miss Eu~hman play, in pictures,
aud -lc plans to continue hcr screen
career, marriage notwithstanding.
\ Sl2o,ooo tourist hotel i, being
hurr ~ Crescent city. Del Norte
ruUuiA.
\ ror-o .t lot -hcer v,* ,hir
rrd tnu for' Bragg Mcudoriuo
county last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Miscellaneous
For Sale

For Sale
rIAAO fOIt oaLu or rent. 5l5
Broadway, Phore 2l8. 2ltt
rOE SALE-5o0 Marsh Seedless
grapefruit, $40 Eureka IemonS- II.
II. Hunter, San Dies J, Rte 4, Box
40, Nursery, Lemon Gro-A l9tt
FDR SALE-PIdgcons, White King
and Red Cagous. 764 Vino ST.
18tr
.oa GALE I92I ioiA goo4ete3
o<ehaH!.I md painted, oxsrA
u3e, spegdomctcr. ! irice 500. SO
GOWN. Marsh Drr Cleaners.
I2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
". z. HANCOCK
$40 Main st. FL Centre, Calf

Of
,Oh oAA,.--1iousv * " Wensey
Ave. Very reasonable tcrla. Val
tpq I.u,"hy- = 26tf
FUh SALE-New otucco house,
fLfnishet or unfurDished 532
State, 27tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-i0 acres,
opposite Eucalyptus school, ON
SAN Diego highway. John Nip
pert, general delivery, Fl Cen
tro. 17t6
HURRY HURRY.
Tin" owner Of one Of the incest
No." homes i'm the south end of
to#a IS leaving the city, and
has written Us to sell his home
furnished by the first OF the
month. He VIII be at our Of
ficc Monday and We want to
>how il to you and VIII give
you bargain. Cail or phone
Us for an appointment.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
520 Main St. Phone 600
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