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WANTED-ROONS.

THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS kitchen
and bath in downtown northwest section. by
party with no children; price must be rea.
sonabe. Address Box 364.C, Star Office.
UNFINISHED. by elderly couple. 2 rooms
IN private home for lh.k; conveniences;
state terms. Address Box 269C. Star Office.
so
UNFINISHED. g rooms. l<itchea and bath;
walking distance from Union Station. Ad-
dress Box 2lS-R star office
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TAYLOR'S
Used Cars Are Taylor-Made.
They Must Be Good.
All Late Models.
lo26-Chevrolet Coach.
l920-Chevrolet Roadster.
l926-Chevrolet Four-Door Sc
dan.
lo26-Ford Roadster.
lo25-Chevrolet Coaches, ,.
1o24-Ford Coach.
lo25-Ford Coupes, ?.
l924-Dodge Coupe
lo20-Ford Coupe.
l920-Chevrolet Touring.
to3s--Buick Master Sedan.
CASH OR EASY TERMS.
All Guaranteed.
X. l.. TAYLOR MOTOR
COMPANY,
1927 and 1910 18th St.
North $500.
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES

AGAIN
DOWN
GO THE
PRICES.
"a CASH.
II MONTHS TO PAY.
10 DAYS TRIAL.
EVERY CAR IS
A GOLD SEAL CAR.
% Hupp Touring .....$171
s7s Cash; $40 mo-. IL mos
"a Hupp Touring. .. 5Ol
Sl25 Cash; S1s mo-. II mos.
% Hupp Touring .... Isl
ST. Cash; 50 mo-. IL mos.
% Jordan Brougham $50. 81
SI51 Cash; $22 mo. IL mos.
IS Hupp 8 Touring. ... 90l
S302 Cash; $50 mo-. II mos.
"a Olds Sedan. ... POI
$50 Cash: ST. mo-. IL mos.
rs Hupp Sedan. ....... OIL
S246 Cash SAL mo-, IL mos.
% Hupp Coupe ...... 401
Sl6f Cash; SPA mo. IL mos.
20 Hupp 8 Touring. 1,126
S37S Cash; s70 mo-. L. mos.
"a Buick Roadster. .. SOP
$173 Cash: $32 mo, II mos.
20 Hupp 8 Sedan. COS
S546 Cash; S106 mo-. IL mos.
IS Hupp Touring .... All
SITS Cash; $40 mo-, IL mos.
20 Hudson Sedan. go. o26
S343 Cash S57 mo-. IL mos.
IS Willys-Knight Sedan. OIL
S246 Cash: Sal mo-, IL mos.
'23 Buick Touring ........ $50
$1o3 Cash: SD mo, IL mos.
"a Nash Sedan. ......... COL
$500 Cash: s37 mo-. IL mos.
"a Hupp Coupe .... $50
S173 Cash; $40 mo-. ~ mos.
% Buick Sedan ......... III
S79 Cash; $40 mo-. IL mos.
"a Moon Sedan. ..... AIS
$l67 Cash: $50 mo. IL mos.
"a Hupp Club Sedan. 49,. $50
S173 Cash; $50 mo-, IL mos.
"a Ford Coupe ........ $50
Ses Cash; SO mo-. IL mos
rs Willys-Knight Tour -: $50
S1O2 Cash. S2e mo-. IL mos.
OPEN EVENINGS.
STERRETT & FLEMING,
INC,
Home of Certified Gold Seal
Used Cars,
Champlain at Kalorama Rd.
Phone Col. $3.50.
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1920 CONNECTICUT AVE NV.
Lowest Rents in City.
rooms, kitchen and bath ~ .S42 so
8 rooms kitchen and bath. -. 80. IS 90
1006 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
rooms and bath .............$ 65 90
.T15 ST. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath $50 so and sos 90
room. dining alcove. kitchen aud
bath POI .0O. AU.oU
IA S ST. NE.
rooms ana Oatn. .oo0.UV
1448 GIRARD ST. NV.
ROOM dining alcove. kitchen and
bath, large dressing closet, Murphy
bed gas included $40 90, $45.0 90
8 rooms and bath. .............. 1900
Gig KALoRAMA RID. NV.
Overlooking the New Million Dollar
Connecticut Avenue Bridge.
rooms ana baths. Sl1 90
rooms and bath. ............... 10000
1880 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
4 rooms and BATH porch r. SS5 90
rooms kitchen and bath. porch 10 90
room. kitohen and bath. porch. 5000
1880 r ST. NV.
T room ana ana Ssss 1888 1888
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WARDMAN
OFFERS
WARRANTED
USED CARS.

Here you will find the car
you want at the price you can
afford to pay.
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HAWKINS.
Dependable Used Cars.

HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
Conveniently Located,
l333-1337 14th St. NV.
Main $3.50. Open Evenings.
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USED
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CARS.
DEPFNDABLE -LOWEST
PRICES.

WE OFFER
You only cars that will reflect
credit upon the manufacturers
of Dodge Brothers cars and this
firm.
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FOR SALE--AUTONfOBIIES.
(C0ntiumed,l
SAVE
Z YOUR
CASH.
COMPARE VALUES.

Nash Coupe. 90. ............ 5o9 40
The balance OF Our present
stock OF 65 cars contains
Coupes. Sedans, Tourings and
Roadsters in late model and
standard make cars. Bring a
small deposit to
"WALLACE"
For Better Used Cars.
1909 l. St. Main 7Ol2.
REPOSSESSED CARS.
These cars are selling for the
unpaid balances.
Cars guaranteed 80 days.
10 FORDS.
cOupss sedsps touring ondDI: s s,co and road
Chevrolet Sedan. 1924. Al sacrifice.
Buick Touring. 4-wheei brakes: perIecI
Two Buick six Roadsters.
Flint Sport Roadster. 1928 all new cord
tires: mechanically OK: sacrifice
9 Studebakers-lo24 Models.
TIRE Three 5- pass seq foaftnr. ss sssS
-Four Light TG1ridnFs nerfect coSSt eaen
csn Ghl{be e told FROM o9aG new. ''' 'e
Hudson coach: 1925 model; Al condi'
Terms, 20@o Cash.
Balance II Months.
GLASSMAN SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY.
1921 L St. NV. Main 6705.
1926
CHEVROLET COACH.
wonderful little car, which looks like
new and the mileage is very low. Any one
he pleased with this car. Well equipped and
in perfect mechanical condition. just take
"A look at il or phone for demonstration.
Your car in trade. Price $3.50; easy terms.
OPEN EVENINGS.
ADAMS MOTOR CO.,
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CARvEI HALL. 1915 X ST.
ROOM. KIT. AND BATH. $50. o0-S44 80
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APARTMENTS UNFINISHED.
PENFIEID. 9O9 Goth 81
NEW BUILDING

| ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH. .s3s.5o-s37.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CLIFTON. 1923 CLIFTON ST, NV.
ianitor or Col. 0602. 50.
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MADISON, 1888 EYE ST
! ROOM AND BATH 1890. S37. 50-S9S 80
ROOMS AND BATH. $500. 81. so b3 80
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1929 2lst NV. near Dupont Clrcle--Two
double rooms all modern, with new Sim
mons single beds at $50 and S2b per month
for two persons III room; you will find ex-
cellent meals and good service. North eaO4.
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WONDERFUL SUITE.

Reside at the Brighton. Costs much less:
QUIET. homelike surroundings: most exclu.
sive hotel in city: best residential site. yet
sooms. excellent, exposures. tiled baths. par.
quet floors. finest appointments and service =
to, rms: cafe in bldg: either BY day
nothing IKE il In ely Ono special. 4 Tp..
rec. h. h.ls. apt: !ust beNam4 availe6is:
best fully furnished: Just the thing for
large family: unusually low rent. Phone
Mr. %hsAMS North .4A0HA
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CoRDovA, Goth AND FLA. AVE
ROOMS AND BATH .......-...S5 sos SO
} ROOMS AND BATH. SO 80
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. Cont'O.

gao NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Apt. 81
arGe room in modern apartment, $50; phone
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Paris Tor All Makes OF Cars
ROBERT nERSD0N'S
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
100 Fla. Ave. Ne. North l040S. 3IH
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
high grade used cars All are In good con.
fltion throughout. Original prices of these
tars were around $4,000 Priced now
1892 Conn. ave. NV Main 20SO.
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REFINED YOUNG MAN 10 SHARE Apt:
9 r. recp. hall, bath: ami; telephone:
$50 mo. Address Box 104-C. Star office
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VIRGINIA, 212O q ST
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH S43 so
3 ROOMS. KIT. & BATH. $50 90 SO so
I ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH e2 so
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APARTMENTS UNFINISHED.
(FontinuedO

TWO ROOM AND KITCHENETTE APART
ment all modern improvements. 70" Prince
ton pl NV. 3O'
1417 MASS AVE SE.-4-ROOM & BATH
lst floor: jantor service. rent reasonable.
Phone Atlantic 1020-J 30e
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BES Y ALL r. in II L.
Finest group of apt bidgs. in L. s, "a
hour elev. and switchboard. short distance
service unsurpassed Rates as low az 500
furnished. for rm,, kit. rec h.. tile bath
Positively largest and best rooms you ever
saw / special: 4 rms. . rec. H.. . balconies
numerous closets beautifully furnished
twice the size of the average apt: only
S110 Act quickly. Phone Columbia 7744
Clifton Terrace. entire block. 14th and Cliff
ton SITS
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BEST LOCATION.
Near Dupont Circle. In frst-class apt.
bldg completely detached extra large rms
and tile bath. parouet floors throughout; 2
bright rms n. L.. cor. of bldg. southern ex-
posure: 500 only one Act quick Phons
North A3DB,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
C1LEX{CO Clue TO
PRESENT PROGRAN
HERE THURSDAY Y

What promises 10 be ogc OF the
most delightful programs presented
before the Woman Z, Ten Thousand
club this season viii errwr Thur
day afternoon when through the
courtesy Of The Woman, Improve
ment CIab uf CalrXico, Il special en-
',rtaiument VIII hc glsau.
4 resume Of Sir james v. Bar
rjc's play, " Dear Bru.1s. wiN be-
given hy Mrs. Nelson Rririn-lllr.
The story of Tolstoi : What Mon
1.-Two By, will be tod by Mr.. o.
a. Pratt The story wl.l br brought
to climax with selections sung by
quartet composed of Mr-dam,,
Fred G0ntermsu, Goo~4e Wilo9.h-
ly. F. J.. Anderson nd J. r. Stein
tori.
The courtesy af tho ca!czr,o rius
w9nen ia Giving THIS rr.--a;".
(Which was successfully presented 7"
.r o. -.---
'lcuIar]v appreciated br the lro-
-l:u committee If the Ton Thaa
sand Club as tlt proaem will take
the u}ac. of t6at tp lafe been given
by Mr.. Fitzgerald If Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
Cars Collide
In Mountains

Colliding on the highway, four
uilcS east of Jacumba. II Cadillac
touring car driven by Frank Connor
OF san Diego, anG .~nited States c,
and G. survey truck No. 33, were
slightly damaged yesterday after
noon.
According to an eyewitness, the
driver Of the truc-,, who refused 10
give his name, was entering the
highway from byroad from the
left of the other machine, and paus-
ed as though going to allow the
other driver to have the right Of
way. then suddenly spurted forward
ut an angle across the road. The
touring ear crashed into the truck.
crmpHug fcndcrs of both machines
and blowing out a tire ON the truck.
The cars came together with such
force that the touring ear 5 wheels
was forced upon the truck : hub cap,
and the Cadillac : windshield was
shattered, slightly cutting one OF
the Young women who was in Com
ucr 5 party, about the face.
The driver Of the truck claimed
that the other ear WAS approaching
at such al excessive rate of speed
that ne did not see il until IT was
upon him, while Conner declare,
tha, hc used the horn repeatedly in
an effort 10 warn the other OF ms
approach.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
Loses No Time In
Getting Into Jail

Aver y sounds lot like 800 days
in the English language but it
proved to be only Il matter Of 2+
hours in police court this morning.
Il. Chavez, Mexican, wa, az
raigncd before Judge HerveN on u
Il charge of vagrancy.
How long~h;,ve you been in FL
t2ntrO! was the first question
asked the defendant.
"Aycr' was tn" reply.
"a wear, the %udge responded be.
ginning to make a notation or the
police docket.
But at This point Richard Cohen,
interpreter, interrupted and cX.
planned to the Judge that the M"Xl-
can meant he had arrived IL he
city only yesterday.
Chavez pleaded guilty to the
charge and was sentenced to five
days on the city chain gang. y.
Bali entered "a i,kc plea t. Il charge
sof VagrancS while a similar ease
against Frank Marina was dismissed
when the defendant explained TO the
judge that he was on his way To He.
her for work when picked up by the
police and that he had wife and
child dependent upon him for sup
port
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
DOUBLE WEDDTNG
CERETONT TNETES
YOUNG COUPLES

Two Young couples were married
Yesterday st noon bv Rev. \. +.
II of the Methodist church. n
q double ceremony at the Ne-hod;s-
parsonage, in which John Ashley
was united TO Opal Baker, and Lulu
Ashley. a sister of John Ashley. WAS
married 10 Willard Nelson
After the ceremonw. the Young
people repaired to the country home
cf :. G Ashley. where a delicious
luncheon was served to the mem
bers Of the immediate families and
intimate friends. Lulu and John
'e1'or- e~e the son and daughter of
e.. ~a5 ~. 8. c. Ashley. ot f.
-'~- Ms. Nelson ) the daugh-
o+ HIr. and Mrs. Alvin c. Bakcr,
80 Olive avenue and Willard Mel
son is the son Of Mrs. Bertha Nel-
son OF Coz South Imperial avenue,
Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
ILtB CONVENTION
VIII BE HELD IN
BRAWLET, MAR. rs

Extending an invitation to the
Imperial County Federation Of Wo-
men ; Cluts to hold the annual con-
vcntion in Brawley this season, Mrs,
!. H. Warner spoke for the
G~awIey Community Club at the
county board meeting held III this
city Saturday.. The invitation of
the Brav'lY club was a.ctp,od, az
March 26 chosen as tire 3ste.
Among the Recommendation of
the board was that each of the val
ley clubs keep record Of c'ro ac-
Invites. using press notices for this
purpose. Uniform scrap books for
these records were recommended.
Following variouS announcements
and tn transaction of routine husi,
moss Mrs. Harry NooG - HoltviiLe
gave an excellent program on cur
rent poetry. Poems from the col,ec-
tions of Joyce Kilmcr, c. II. Towue,
Madgc Morris and Italian dialect
selections by DAILY were given by
Mrs. Wood.
Al the ADJOURNMENT Of the meet
ing the hoard members, some Is in
luncheon given by the I'll Centre
members. The affair was given
at the Ten thousand Club.
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n. ". BRIAN HOME
SCENE OF PRETTY
BRIDGE p 4 r T !

Mr.. and Mrs. " ". Brian were
host and hostess at delightful
party at their home. 124s State ST.
Saturday night. Sweet peas formed
the pretty decorations.
Mrs. Chester Sylvester won the
high score prize in the bridge con
test and F. G. Havens, the low score
award.
Mrs. Brian was assisted by Mrs.
Fred Anderson in serving refresh
ments following the games.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Brian for
the evening were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
knights, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Havens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester sylvester. Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Cook, Mr. and Mrs
Harley Bush and Mr. and Mrs. \. \.
King and Mir. and Mrs. Harry
Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
!. SPLENDID MUSICAL
PROGRAM EnJOIED
BY COLLEGE HOaiEH-

,As guests of the Imperial and Cal
tAico divisions, over so members OF
the Imperial Valley College Wom-
ems Clubs were entertained at an
elaborate luncheon ana musical
program yesterday. The affair
J was given at the parish house Of
the Community church at Imperial
The luncheon tables were prettilv
decorated, dainty color scheme of
green and lemon yellow being used.
yellow candles, yellow calendulas
and foliage. together with clever
tavors carried out the prevailing
color scheme.
The program of the afternoon was
an operalogue of Wagner S "Lohen-
gri.i, given by Mrs. Amy Cleaner
M1lier of CaleXico. Mrs. Millec.
who is a story teller of decided
ss.eLarm, did full justice to her sub
s'geet. She was assisted by two other
mbers of the Calexico group,
i Iss Castanien and Mrs. AllanSou.
IS Castanien sang several fine
10 numbers from the opera, Mrs.
{ anson accompanying her.
! he next NEE lAg OF h olub.
1 eh will be held next month. VIII
! II ~---S ~, wei 4Ucal Iut4uDc.s
hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
GIRL COULDN'
SLEEP ON
LEFT SIDE

Il had gas on the stomach So
bad that ! couldh I lie OH my left
-ide, and could not walk two blocks
without resting. ] have taken only
half bottle OF Adlcrika and am
much better alroady. -Liliie La
mar.
Because Adlerika acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowel. it gives
the system a REAL cleansing, and
clears out old PoisoHs which uSu-
ally cause sour, gassy stomach, ner-
vouness. sleeplessnes,, headache.
just ONE spoonful stops GAS and
relieves that full. b.o1tod feeling
50 that YOU can eat better aad sleep
erter. Even if bowels move daily,
llerika bring ou' mueh '-i ''pnal
son which you mover guessed was
-,.' "a ana -~,.cl ,-sy We
,ng caused trouble. No matter
hat you have tired for stomach
ID bowels, Adlerisa viii surprise
vou. Clements Drug store aad 9TH
druggists. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
I ALLEYS SCENIC
SPOTS IiSITED By
OUTING PARTIES

With the coming Of warmer wea-
tA-r, Imperial valley scenic spots
are becoming thr mecca II outing
parties. Yesterday number Of
parties enjoyed the day in the open
and each succeeding Sunday viii
find the number increasing.
Members Of one party were Mr..
and Mrs. F. K. c. Fcnton. J. Drum
woRd Huston, Mr.. and Mrs John
i. Andrews j., Mr and Mrs. Leroy
Hole. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nance
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edgar.
The pctrified forest in the desert
southwest OF this city was visited
by this group. who report a delight
ful day. N noon a camp dinner
Was served undor the direction Of
Arthur Ed.:r, chief chef, ably as
sisted Ly LEROY Holt as official
wood gatherer, and the other men
nf the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
CANDY BURGLAR
MAKES MISTAKE
In CUSTOM MERS.

Joe LOTUS Went INTO the whole
sale candy business in FL Centre
late sunday night aud for a few
hfief minutes it looked as though he
vas on the road 10 immediate sue.
cess Having no funds Joe helped
himself to several boxes of candy 1T
the EludWine Boftlin4 company. Il
jusf reached the door when two men
appeared and immpdia-ely ocgan IL
bargain with him for the purchase
of the candy.
Thea the blow fell for it was ~
otaer tLan W. H. Conicl,on. assist.
ante hicf Of police and Charles Ros.
rnquest, % pa,rolmau, that were do
ing the bargaining.
Tn BIudWjuc plant had been en-
tered on January Is. last, aud u
quantity Of candy taken. The Off
GERS had barricaded the door and
last night whcn they passed the
place they noticed it had been brol-
ca in again. They met L,ttus as El
started out of the door, his arms Ia
&en with boxes OF candy.
Hello, sad t5r = Si>f0Ot chief
NuuNe sor quite load How
maeH viii you take for it!'
According to Corn.cIsou the man
Offered to'scli Ill for what he could
get. The assistant chict then in
rimatcj TO Lo1tu. That ho had quit
a hauL ;,Dd the man j. said to hay,
replied:
well, Thought might as wei
iavc good one while was at IL
Lotus wa, then made ayguaiute,
Fi'h the officials and "a few minute
later as locked mp in the city Jail.
He entered Il plea Of guilty to ;
charge of petty larceny when ar
ralgncd before Judge Hcrvry thr
morning aud was sentenced to apcu.
the nest six months on the city
chain gang.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
HOLTTILLE

HOLTNlLLE, Jan. l-.- Ms.
u. G.. Blanchard and Mrs. J. X.
fahrin2 rer=aaej Friday from %
scyrral day, visit ut ttr home ot
Nj. and Mis-. T. r .Ankcav at Ban
ming.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Ntrow aul daughter,
Mar.arct. pf GriuucI ta>., auc
Mr.. and Mr.. Sharp and son, Nrw-
an of MiesoHsi are visiting at jha
Stewart s aaa JouE, raarh
Dr. and M, W. r. No-her cnt.r
t:iacI the Eclipse Bridge Club at
their homo recently. Following din
ner, h4ijge was played until la,o
hour. Those present were Mrssls.
and Mcs4amrs NJ. G.. Blaqciard,
i. X. Falriaa. j. ". l.gnIaH ". l..
Iiucbncr, f. t.. Harden. q tdon
Schneider and ". H. EddE.
A. B Lester is confined 10 his
lcJ with the flu at the home If
Mr.. and j. George CIeHand.
Fred Holmes was Pleasantly str
prisrd at Lis iomc recently Whcn
- group Of his friends dropped in
to help him celebrate his birthday.
Nh Holmes was presented "ith Il
smoking set. The evening was
spent in playing cards and refresh
mcnf~ wei. scr,-"d at a Iafc noar.
Those present were Mcs,rs. and
Mcsdamc- ". e. Bcalc, George
Earle, Joseph Kay Perry Hunt,
Waltcr Reynolds, Misses Mildred
Bergen, Marguerite Gillespie, Helen
iIuchncr and Mcssrs. Ned Holmes,
O T. Akcr and Wilbcrt Garrick.
Mr.. and Ms- Ernest Edwards en-
t,rtaincd group OF their friends
~ their ranch home. An oyster
supper was served after which
bridge wa played Those who On,
ioycd the affair were Mcsars. and
John Iarrzo4, II. \. Ter
willigcr, Joe Jarjin, v. Il. Meyer,
e. II. Ecker, w +. Eeale, l.. l..
Ttroupr, Il. Purcell and SAN Webb
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
Jumps From Car
to Avoid Flames

Quick action on the part Of Billy
Beam, the country store man. Of
Bruuk O.. Comedians, probably saved
his life Saturday night, shortly aft
er II O'clock, when the Ford coupe
be was driving suddenly burst into
Flames, just east Of "Pcg Leg 's'
filling station On the III Centro-
Yuma highway
Upon discovery of the fire Beam
immediately jumped from the car,
which was euVeloped by the flames
in few seconds, completely de
stroying the machine and also burn
ing some Of Beam 5 clothing, which
was iu thr car The Joss il covered
tr n-nrmec, according to Beam.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
Chest Colds
and Sore Throat
Instant Relief with
Mentholyptus

For years doctors have been prescribing
menthol, camphor and eucalyptus for
coughs, colds, Inflammation and conges-
tions. Now you can get them scientif-
cally compounded by telling your drug
gist you want Mentholyptus.
Simply rub generous quantity into the af-
fected parts of the body. Or put tsaspoonful
of Mentholyptu. in pint of boiling water and
inhale the vapor through paper cone.
Thousand. have testified to amazing results.
Try it tonight. Sold with a rnoney-back guar
antee. Only 35c Jar at all druggists Write
for FREE folder on "Instant Relief from Colds,
Inflammation and Congestion" Cralego Phar
macal Co, 1900 Z. Florence. Los Angeles eAhf-
M. Otg6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17

teacher. spoke of the character build
ing qualities OF athletics among the
school children The high school or
clcstra. led by Mrs. Lillian Jenkins,
rendered a splendid overture. After
The program a social hour with re
tresLmeats WAS cujoyed. IN cNccu-
live meeting will be held Thursday.
january 20 Mrs. G. T Gibson
wishes everyone possible to be pres
eut as some of The state Officers Will
talk.
Calipatrja : basketball team came
to Imperial Friday only 10 receive
defeat At the hands Of beth the girls
and boys teams. The Co team
was beaten b. Calipatria b. Il score
cf S-15.
II. G. Worthingtou took the boys
Of the Junior 3 Sunday school class
out ON the desert Thursday night
for weiaer roast, which thoroughly
enjoyed by everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan aud
Mr.. and Mrs Gaylord have rented
the Collins home ON " sth street
and are getting settled this week.
Miss Estclia Faila who has been
very III. is able to bee ont again.
Mrs. H. Lamb and baby daughter
of Los Angeles arrived Thursday To
spend a short while "a, the guest OF
Eer sister. Mrs Wesley Lovctt OF
North G. street. Mrs. Lamb form.
crlv lived IN Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-17
Miss Frances jenkins
Guest of Honor At
Pre-NHptidI ShoUer

Honoring Miss Frances Jenkins at
pre-nuptial shower, Miss Pauline
Poole entertained a group of young
people at her country home Satur-
day night.
The evening was spent in playing
games and social gathering. Re
freshments were served by the host
css and many gifts were presented
to the honored guest by her friends.
Those present were Misses Frances
Jenkins, Pauline Poole, Pearl Pres
ton, Lille Wheat, Edna Cameron,
Grace Grafton and Anna Landreth.
Messrs. Ted FctterS, Ted Wilson,
Frank Buchannon, Homer Jenkins,
Claybournc Poole, Roy Poole, Earle
Poole and Mr.. aud Mrs Poole.