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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-28
|lnancial
F'E YORK MARKET
d, 'Ds Pays Dealings in all

~ s,l puOlication" Of N un"s71a,
r H. .% T.ey earnings state
yo rs United States Steel and
Nj nv Corporations and the
4 r a,s annual dividend on the
h b i,oss Of the Pennsylvania W. rlIa
\ s @s.a.I an impressive ' ra, Iv0i IN
pss l VET, Closing quotations.
aso.aaE,9 around the days " . high high
a,rnrss . a long list of net
EsT ss.I nom one to 4 points,
b St tbss Steel common closed
klts T raeep points higher at 14O
b pr IMPORTS of a further fall
kaaortvvaa auction, Particularly in
d" w.. and building indus s.
Nh" eekly steel trade re-
|t,l5j6p oo6q quarter earnings II
fotn 'svg were well above all
h tSs rrStsl I'M ties, which aver
ka 'j,';oIs common scored q
aaues.as. points at $50 IA on
C&ars 4 oa !, by earnings Of Of
slas WI n,o me common stock in
IjD pln out, however. in in
ls'pres n" priced motors on
(Nes en-. BY the belief that at
E2c.essuesss are inevitable be-
H. a sst competition. Hu nd
clsersn10e new low at AZ IA and
eaiasss land common and p n,au
nd ;. new !, minimum price,
w last no, respectively, al
| named rallied to 81
\ saipsI =, ! industrials to
scaa RE- s . points or more
N ny Cc. aa Shoe and Foun-
kIssssou f d. Coca Cola. Du
n Sereer.se,s and U. S. Cast
b. 'ousbor." weak spots were
F@ pu 1uout the list also.
Preferred broke 4
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Chicago Cattle Market
Chica go, Oct. q

CATTLE-Receipts $1,000; weighty
steer trade % to so, largely so, under
Monday with moderate supply rather
meaty weighty steers practically I'M
salable: run entirely too liberal; long
fed predominating in today's receipts;
most well covered heavy steers 1000
a 1880; practically top 1875; special
ties scaling 1401 pounds lis; depend
able yearling trade steady to 25 lower
for week; best yeariings today f2,25;
not much change in other. classes,
HOG--Receipts 10000; early market
fully steady with best time yesterday;
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Auto Accessories

ELGE BATTERIES-Having dis
ktrgsd Willard, We offer the ia
h. "Philco" at attractive prices.
kt size battery, rubber separators,
h charged, $3.50. Waterville Mo-
II @. Bangor ST., Augusta.
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Do You :?

Do you get in touch with the opportunities
to buy good used articles at remarkable saw
ings whenever there is something you need?
Do you watch the offers of better positions,
better places to live and better business
service that are being made in this city all
the time?
Do you know where to buy the standard
articles of merchandise that you need at the
lowest prices and when to buy them?
If you regular reader of the Kenne-
bee Journals Classified Section-you do!
Here is combined opportunity and thrift
service that is guiding thousands of people in
this city in their practice of getting more
satisfaction and comfort out of life and the
money they spend.
Do you think the Journals Classified Sec
ton can be of service to you?
The A.B-C Classified Ads
Always the Same.-in Service
Always Dferent-In Opportunity
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pportty Costs The Little Bit Of Time Spent These Offers
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

SECOND HAND FURNITURE
every description. including parior
stoves. cook stoves and second hand
sewing machines We also take sec
ond hand furniture in exchange for
new. Augusta Furniture Co. I13
Water ST., Augusta
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u. S. Bonds Closing

New York, Oct 27.-(A-Unitet
States government bends closing:
Liberty 3as, 100.16.
First As, 10000.
First 4as, 1926.
Second AIS, 1907.
Third AS, 1913.
Fourth 44s, 1926.
Treasury 3as, 1925.
Treasury As, 10A7.
Treasury 44s, 1854.
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LIVE POULTRY--Highe cash prices.
]. Il. Desmond. Tel. Gardiner 272-R.
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MERCHANDISE
Articie,s For Sale

CREAM sEPARATOR-Tel. 641-X.
DOUBLE HARNESSES sets. Sim
gle and double sled; 2-seated sleigh;
*-ton truck body, dump cart, 1920
Velie touring, good tires. Tel. 1852.
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USED FURNITURE-And goods Of
all kinds bought and sold, also brand
new motorcycle. Cadarette, IS Mid
die ST. Tel. S64-J.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Saie

Articles For sails 81
RIFLES-Used sporting. Winchester
401 self-loading rifle, keen shooter,
extra magazine. for quick sale only
$50. Winchester 1892 model 3S-40
cal: used quite a little but in fine
shooting shape. bargain at So. saw
age .S03 model 80; this caliber and
make speaks for itself. Price 500. I'll.
c. Smith, Care +. S. Smith & Co,
Gardiner.
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s cents in 100 pound lot less ? per-
cent for cash,
VEAL-12122.
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Repairing

MATTRESSES-Ma and recondition-
ed; upholstering and rehnishing. II.
W. Watts HallowelI. Tel 15S1-W.
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New York Produce Market

New York. oct. Pip.
WHEAT-Spot No. l dark northern
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Machinery and Tools

GRIST GRINDER-Letz, No 80. Good
condition. Very low price. Write c.
III. Curtis, Richmond. Me.
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If YOU are interested in making your
everyday life easier and smoother.
KEEP TO the right and read the
classified ads.
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New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
J. A. GAMAGE e. CO.

j. a. GNWNGE q 20.
STOCK BROKERS
335 Water Street Augusta
Phones 1291-1292
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Musical instruments

TRACTOR - G G " la n Cleatrac,
ready for service. Tel. 1892.
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Household Goods

BEDROOM SETS-Chairs, desk, other
household articles. "A Green St
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r. door coupe, one year old:
Tres excellent condition and
Il ike new. Lovejoy shock alb
N and many extras, $500 ball
sssy terms. A bargain for some
Who wants a high class family
Harry T. Jose, Franklin-Pal
IN q COny ST.
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E7iy7i-i.passenger coupe; Special
\. + smart body, heater, wind
II II T v Cost $1,000 new. VIII
n, ssOO cash. E. Parker. Y. NJ.
, Augusta,
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Specials at the Stores

PIANO-Lengdon, slightly used, S25(
cash. card tables. Tel. Augusta SAC
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OUSEKEEPER-Mid aged nre-
tierred, for man alone on farm. Good
nome nome. c. e. Littlehale, r. 1, WASH
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WHITE LEGHORN-1Oe puIiets.
Beauties. Nearly mos. 50. Mrs
w. It. Adams, Winthrop, Tel. 1918.
WHITE LEGHORN-Pullets Spleen
did birds; big layers; good size; lay
in Nov, S1.75 each. Peter Thaanum,
Tel. Winthrop 102-11.
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CLARIONET--1 b fiat, Bohem system
LIP. II keys. Z rings. Tel. 1521-N.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted--Eemaie

EhEEPER-Middle aged, for
iaan alone. Call between 5 and 10
a. M. and 2 and 4 p. NJ. SO Pow
haitian street.
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PIANO-Special price, s440
Melville Smith & Son. HalloMen.
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STABLE BLANKETS-Army. Brown
duck full lined, size ~ & rs for $3.50
cash with order. We pay postage or
express. w. S. Pillsbury, Waterville.
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NURSE-Will answer calls for cases
also confinement cases. Best of ref
erences. Mrs. John True, r. is,
Litchfield. Tel. Monmouth 147-22.
PERFECT LETTERS % mimeo-
graph or multigraph at my office.
Prompt work. Margaret 3. Coffin,
zoe Water St, Augusta. Tel. 1864.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for saIe
Houses for Sale

i UNGAI.OW-New one; rooms, bath.
GlenYiew. $1,000. Melvin E. Sawtelle.
1874 Water St
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OPtNTdTS at Ute 0tUTGS o.
REMINGTON AMMUNITION - All
loads for all purposes. Malcolm G.
Dyer Co. Augusta.
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PARLOR STOVE-Glenwood round
Oak, made for coal or wood. Used
only one year. AS good as new. Cost
s65. Will sell for see. Tel AGO,
HalloWel
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COOK STOyE-Good as new, cheap
or exchange for pallets. Tel. Car
diner 72-Y.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice Is Hereby Given that ON
or after the 18th day of May, 1926
the Imperial Irrigation District will
offer Tor sale to the highest res
ponsiblo bidder for cash, all its
right, title and interest, except
easements and rights of way in use
or of record, in and to that certain
real property situated in the Coun
" of Imperial, state of California
NJ particularly described as fol
lows, to.wit:
So and the NEh of Section
20, T - s, r. II f., $. B. NJ.
Part of the SEA of NWH Of
Section 81, T 10 s., Il II f.,
s. b. NJ, lying West of T.. :. Ii.
l.. Canal.
The title of the District was ac'
quircd through District assessment
sales and no warranty of title viii
be made.
Proposal to purchase may be made
10 the Secretary Of the Imperial lr
rigaiion District, FL Ccntro, Califpr
MIA, and the Board of Directors re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids. III
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
ATHLETIC CLUB
SHOW SHOULD Be
A WARM One
Cool Weather Should
Make Boys Smoke Up
This Evening.

Even should this mornings cool
weather stay on the Job until nioht
time, which is not likely, there will
be plenty Of warmth ut the -mpc.
rial Valley Athletic club, with four
red hot bouts scheduled, and II will
take more than Il little COO! wealth
cr to keep the real fans away and
thereby miss a chance Of seeing the
best card the club has offered this
season.
Looking at il from enc an@'c, 2
little cool weather is desirable, f.
ii viii make Harry Lee and Vie
Alexander work a little fGs.cr.
ueavyweights are notoriously slow
i'll getting started, and if they have
a little GOODNESS to prod them along,
The result is better scrap for the
fans. Even if if should be >re1l
cold, something that does not hap
pen in Imperial Valley al this saa-
son, the fans will benefit for the
heavyweights and the lighter fight
ers too, VII wan 70 on+ thcir work
ever quickly, hence the more like
hood Of a Iew kayoes, some. hing
The fans never kick about.
Lee and Alexander were expected
in town this afternoon, all primed
for their bout. The big fellows are
reported i'll good condition and
neither will have any excuse to Of
fer for defeat, except that the
better man won.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
Watching the
Score Board
by United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero-Rookie Wiltsc
Red SoX pitcher, who let the Indians
down with five hits iii ! to o shut.
out.
Babe Ruth suffered minor in,
jury to his left knee when he col
lided with Tony Lazzcri in short
right. The Nanks lost their fourth
straight, Washington winning to 3.
The Cardinals got but three hits
but those were enough to defeat
the Robins > TO l. Dazzy Vance has
yet to win Il game.
BY punching four hits with an cr-
rOr in the sixth inning, the Braves
beat the Pirates 3~to | and evcHcd
'he series. s..ts... ........s
The Athletics staged Il ninth in
ming rally which netted them three
runs and ) to 1 victory over the
Browns. Hersehcl Bennett, st.
..s outfioilcr. was injured in
hasing a fly ball and may be out
If the game for a week,
The Giants noscd out the Cubs,
o |, in the first game of their west
ern trip.
Eighteen hits enabled the Reds to
score in all but one inning and gave
them a Ii to i rout with the Phil
lies.
Yesterdays Hone Run Hiteers
Goslin, Senators, 1t.
Kelly, Giants, l-3,
pcekinpaugh, Senators, Ii:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
fOr S0Ge-MiSceEiane0ss

FOR SALE-Police pups Choice
to first purchaser. Phone ia or
288. 6tf
FOR SALE-Milk route and truck.
with reliable creamery. Inquire
sam Agnes Service Station. 6t3
on ,aALt-t5chtegel Confectionery
Store ut Jacumba swimming poor.
Inquire 522 West & ST. Imperial.
6t2
TOR RENT-5 room modern house.
Nice lawn and shade trees. In
qure a. i041 Il Centre Ave,
city. 6t3
ron SALE-Good used radiators.
5tevc's Radiator Works. 834
Commercial St. 6t3
FOR SALE-Househol furniture.
or any part. House for remit
629 TIcii. W.
.IANO rOH BALE or rent. 5l5
Broadway. Phone 218. 21tf
TOR SALE-50O Marsh oeedless
grapefruit. $50 Eureka lemons. Ii.
ii. Hunter, San Diego, Rte. /, BOX
40, Nursery, Lemon Grove. 1Ytr
OK 2AId.-Furn 'urc and long
!easc. st. Regis Iotel. Brawicy.
This is Il good business priced 10
sell, on account i'll health. Inquire
St. Regis, Brawley. 4tj
EOH SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vine st
18tr
FOR SALE-Graham Bros. IL ton
truck. Inquire +. A. Bennett, city
park, FL Centre. Ats
5000 GRAPEFRUIT and tang
me trees. 1,orl; Nurseries, High
land. Calf. 2t52
COR sALE-Nursery stock, wash
iagton nav els ana Yalencias, seed
I less grapefruit budded from select
buds furnished by Orange Grow
ers Supply Association. J. IL.
Wideman, 10 High Ave. Red
lands. Cal, 1926
FOR GALr,-Typewriter. just over
hauled. $3.50. Dr.. Fix 1t Shop.
1tf
SWEET POTATO plants for sale.
Any amouns> Inquire Williams
Service Station, seeley. 5tG
EoR sALE-e%anf.arl Elee. range.
e., cost $500. sell for 5l75 .TTas fife
less cooker. two ovens and ;
,jplates. Used :. Uenths. P. o. Box
1923, San Siego, Ca. >. ~ 5s3
FOR SALI1-zGg5egymc sweetpotato
II plants and 4daHhg.. $5.G0 ttf
81 thousand. e, \, Stevens. = mile
- south Rose gertor house miles
i, cas-. Of Im2{Sbi9!.. 2{5b!. bs.s. fI1s2E'
HOR SALE-Refrigerator. - ID.
t.. capacity. Pdae,$a0. 54Bi Brighton,
Phone 203W. f., 13tr
no EXcHAvG4EE4EaJgah' I'M Firsf
acres. Nont 9tc}l, c$Sii55t Ha5usee,,
,.' ,1 ,,u.>J -.3''. 1,39tf
,a Lo8t qnd Fouf'dr '''e
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
SPORT NEWS SECTION
BASEBALL is STILL MDECISIVE
IS VIEW OF EXPERT D0PESTERS;
STRONGER CLUBS MAY SHOW SOON
By PAUL w. WHITE
United Press Staff Correspondent

(Unlfed Press stan C0rreSpOndent)
NEW YORK, May With west
ern and eastern baseball teams fight
ing each other today and for the
next few weeks in both major lca-
! CUES. The strongest clubs are soon
likely to emerge and give some ac-
curate indication as to what the late
season will bring forth.
Thus far the intcrsectional clash
es have been indecisive. Only seven
games have been played and of
these four went to the east. In both
leagues the clubs are more, punched
than is usual after the first week i'll
May.
Seven and half games separate
the leading Yankees and the trail
ing Browns in the American league
and the margin between Boorklyn
and Boston in the National league
is even lcss-six games.
The four game losing streak in
which the Yankees have found them
selves has complicated the situation
in the junior circuit. Just when it
appeared that the hugmcn were away
to dangerous lead, the Athletics
and Senators laid them low and now
they are less than half Il game
ahead of the White House.
Last year ON May 7 it will be re-
called. the Giants were away to Il
noble lead in the National league,
and the Athletics and Senators were
tied in the American league. Ex-
ccpt that Pittsburgh had not yet
begun playing in its best form, a
rough idea of the most dangerous
clubs should be gained from pcrusal
of the standings last year, on the
other hand, it is doubtful if the pre-
sent leaders will be able to stand up.
The Yankees probably will remain
at or near the top, bht the second
pace White Sox, the first place
Robins and tLe. second place Reds all
have bCeh' playing Il iittlc"ovcr their
heads. ~xs
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07

FOR RENT-.Slccping room. Gl3
Brighton. 7t6
FOR sALE-No. l Commercial i,.e
box, 500 lbs. capacity, for rcstat
rant or grocery, Inquire Met 4
Hamilton Grocery, IIcbcr. rhoop
1922. 7t23
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
c'ose in. 155 Broadway. 1t3
FOR RENT-Two room tent house,
partly furnished. 753 state. 7'3
For SAIE-R Rcasonablc-N ouc
wear old Fox Terrier, Good wa rh-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
For .Sdie-POultrn

OR SALE-White Leghorn laying
hens. 1882 Woodward. Phone
566. Its
ADl CHlCkS-Imperial Ringlet
Barred Rocks and DART red egg
ped!greed R. |. Reds. Best quality
and lowest prices. Custom hatch
ing. We can hatch mores4chicks
from your eggs than your hens
do. Mrs II. Thams, Rte. /, Box
2l6, FL Centre. East to end Of
pavement then IA mile north.
thur & fri If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
rODAY'8WAh"T 4 n2' McArthur- Bourdon Co.
RpI tors

Barhar1 Worth Bldg.
100 ACRES for sale. llo lcveicd
and under cultivation, l00 acres
rc.t silt loud, ON roads. . miles
west and Il mile south Of SccIry,
No. are Trac' 80 Twp l6 Soutn,
of Range - East. will sci! this
fo~ $1,000, with 10000 cash 'NA
balance time, if interested, Write
IL. NJ. Waddcll, Glcndora, Cat
Gtf
Fer SALE 20 acre rau,h in Ca
saba melons, fino location. I =
miles south ON Eighth &t. PRAY
azck Ranch. 4t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

cr and fond of children. CAP
evenings. G17 Orange. 7tf
FOR RhNT-Cool sleeping room.
close i'll. 40 Broadway. 7t3
FOR SALE ,or exchange, Jenkins
combination stacker, platform
scuc, 100 lb. ice box, baby bed
small engine. Richter, y mile So
of Eucalyptus school. 7t4
ri ID aALE-Bargain. Furnished
house at Jacumba on Imperial
highway. Apply Mrs. n. N. Stacey
Jacumba. IT'S
FOR RENF-New modern 6 room
house with Solar heater. SO per
month, or so on lease. Inquire
". |. Stone, 822 Euclid. Phone
387. 7tf
FOR RFlNT-Furnishcd + room
house. SO per month. W. 1. Stone
Phone 387. 7 #
EOB BENT-Cool bedroom. Modern
home. G65 He'll. Phone 220W. 7t3
NIe Ely furnished room in private
AOIHc IOI SeHtiCildH' %" hcH@l' =
IT.
FOR GALE-To move, > tent houses
I2H14. Phone 572, after p. N.
Collins Wrecking Company. 30
No. 10th st. 7tf
GIRL WANTED-for general house
work. No cooking, Call 755 =
Broadway. 7t3
FOR RENT-Cottagc, 3S3 Olive.
7t5
200 ACRES Il miles west of Ukiah,
Ncndocino couAtv. Million #. Of
Redwood and Fir, saWmill and
equipment. 80 acres can be cult
waited small family orchard, Al
soil, no irrigation needed Can be
divided into two tracts. Want
Southern Calf. acreage or income.
Powuall & Stone, Banning. Cali
fornia. wed fri sat
OR SALE-Sm;,il first c,ass gro
.arv good location. big barg1i.
FOR casa. p. o. Box 1926, Tmoerial,
CaL eod5ntf :
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
Two Big Fellows
In n. Y Tonight
ny United pr"s> L"a-cds'i '

ny unifcd pr-'sA i."n-ctis'i - -
NEW YORK, May I. = T7FF
summer boAiug season GO, Il 80
"r b, Madison sq4arl rr,tn r..
night, with two feature b .-a .a
attract the customers.
Two jacks -- BeA9UIt ana g.
ave - occupy The hesGlilo spa,
With Rcnault, thc Canadian chann-
ion, a slight favoritc over the Ho.
bokcu boxer.
Joe Dundee of Baltimore, weitcr.
weight contender. and Gcorgio Lo-
ylnc of Brooklyn, VIII tauS.c IN t"r
$, m final.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
80 ACRES ALFALFA
FOR RENT

Tor Dairy, Close to Fl Cen
tro, $50 per acre; l, > or 3
yrs. Free water.
Many attractive liStings of
Los Angeles properties for
exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
Ms HH'~,G. KATE e. OLDUAM
Insurance of al Kinds

546 Main Street Phone 437
YOU'LL LIKE WELLTON MESA
19tf
uAHT2EIL- The Eoofer Take,
ror' ,u' Of roofing Phone
adv
YOU'LL LIKE WELLTON MESA,
i9lf
DRTSsNAFT2 and Designer at
Mrs.. Hlv's :',']inery, J19 Main
ST. Dorothy Klarkc. 5t6
Stop At hunters Camp, Banning,
Calf Shade, water and fruit.
Nice places for sale. Jt7
tDRE WANTEN-II5 No
-.' "rL ,,. 4'N' l4tt
MATTRESS r,S. We rcnovatc mat.
trasses op one days notice. Ma
chine filled. Prices $3.50 up. 12t7
Main st. Phone 545R. 2Geod
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
GRAPES RIPE JUNE 6

Three and one half hours drive
from this vall " is the Welton
Mesa. Wonderful soil. Frostlcss.
On Ocean to Ocean highway. p
>Main line S. P. Great water
conditions. Ideal for citrus
and winter vegetables. You
know gooG land; let us show
YOU. Land is still clcap. Trans
POI alton fernis'et. Write or
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
For SaLe-RcnL ESfniR

------>-~-~-~- -----~-~~-------~
FOR SALE-IIouse on Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
ley INmhe- { 26tf
on oA LE-New stucco house.
Furnished or unturnished. 532
State. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07

The =. \. A. met in the eyeiat
which may cost Charlie HoffJ NoE-
wegian holder Of the world s& pole
vaulting championship, the ;rWlft to
compete in any further anna eil
events in this country. Hot. ,cali-
celled his scheduled aiPdstance in
the san Francisco cvents splgailins
poor condition. 'ESssS .xsy
Iloff $ Withdrawal still lrasshsNtas
entry list well provided With stars,
however. Among the forcnost is
Jackson Scholz, former Olympic
games champion and nationals title
holder in the 220 yard dash. ~; ~
Scholz will enter the 100 yard
dash against forceful array of
stars, among them Jim Barber, Mold,
er OF the Stanford California record
of 9.S seconds, and Kenneth Robi-
son, speedy University of Nevada
runner.
\ scheduled event which today
was accusing. wide speculation / is
tho special mle reaY in which StHn-
ford 5 team will attempt to- break
are considered capable Of doing it.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
Melville Klauber
get Southern Ti'o Bldg.
San Diego ca. !

- At.tH~ for 4l500 ou accomt ct
poor health must sell. 20 acres
,oyc'. Lots of good shade trees,
excellent soil Close in and uu-
der ditch. Owner p. j. Storms,
Soo)pv 1t7
.trANGF-lo. 20 and 40 aero
tracts, under the Vista Irrigation
district, will bu;ld to suit pur-
r'osrr. Most delightful place to
live in. San Diego county, Wt5l
exchange for income Valley land.
See T.. +. Anderson, 500e L. s.
National Bank Bldg. san Diego,
1tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07

W anted to Eny

i IED--t5ecUnd nand furniturs
al iG5W. $40 Main st. l9tt
" ,VANTED-Old rags, at the press
office. No old overalls or, quilts.
Will pay &c per pound. 8tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
ATTENTION

Four room FURNISHED, all mod
crn, i'll restricted district. Lot
6OAl25 #, Immediate possession.
This is good buy at $1,000, on
easy terms.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
STILL BETTER

life rooms, FURNISHED. This is
a valuable lot, Gjxl25 f., with
corner vacant for another house.
Look this up. $4,000, on easy
terms.
AFFLEBBAUGH, with
Edgar Bros. Realty co. Gt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07

a pig weighing 100 pounds was
~ pounds. lii santa cruz county,
Ad .hcy We're fed the same. \ pro-
IA, o, :, > MAS mace ON Ia, nea,, one,
ANA 81 .os, q. - sustained on the
light one.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
SUMMER BARGAIN

You Have Been Waiting For.
This place Will be vacated June
first and responsible party can
handle this on easy terms. Some
one is going to get Il bargain in
the next ten days. Look st over,
42S Hcil St. and see Afflerbaugh,
with Edgar Bros. Realtv Go. SO
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-07
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