Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09

Orange. Phone 41lW. adv
Residence and Farm Loans. Ed
gar Bros. Realty Co. Phone 160. COS
Main st. adv
1O1 Ranch Sold-Mrs. Florence NJ.
Grimes, owner of the we'll known
202 Ranch Sold-Mrs. Florence NJ
Brawlcy highway, has disposed Of
her property, which consists of 100
acres to J.G. and Vim. Dick of
Colorado. The transaction involves
Il considerable amount Of money, as
the ranch was recently assessed at
Il high figure. Escrow papers for
the transaction were handled by the
Security Title Insurance and Guar
antv Company of FL Centre.
Money to Loan on Automobiles
Sterling Securities Co., Inc. Fred
R. Cross, Mgr, $50 Main st. adv
Mrs. q. w. Nance announces thar
she is the local representative Of
Kitty-Wcar lingerie, also Wurm-
Woven hosiery. Phone 664. StJ
Firemen Cancel Dance
mcnt has been made by CaleXico
fircmcn of the cancellation of the
annual st. Patrick 's ball, which has
been Il yearly event of the organi-
zation. The reason given for the
cancellation is that no halls adc-
quatc to accommodate the crowds
that usually attend the affair are
now available in Calcxico, as both
the Elks building and the Harris
building are undergoing repairs.
Yes, it true that crowned heads
of Europe buy our products. Many
American governors buy our socks
by the dozen. We are patronized
by the wealthicst and most fash
onahlc as well rs the millions with
#hom every penny counts. There S
nothing better for the money, moth
ing "just as good. - Real Silk is
in class h. itsclf as Thousands of
valley families testify. Everything
in hosiery apl lingerie. Price range
of from So to $9240 per dozen, ac-
commodities every purse aud taste.
The Fascinating rev shades, fresh
from Paris and New York, have
iust arrived. Real Sill; Hosiery
Mills, Edwin Stewart, Imperial
County Mgr. Box ~, II Centre.
Phone l43 around 8 p. n adv
Dairymen to Meet.-A meeting
of dairymcn w.o~havc been keeping
cost accounts under the University
of California s system is called for
tomorrow afternoon at the farm
advisors office l.. w. Fluhartv,
farm management demonstrators
from the University is now assist
ing in summarizing the II dairy ac-
counts which were carried out in
the county during the past year.
Any other dairymcn intVested in
! the subject may attend the meet
! ing, which will be held at . p. m.
amazon Isle,' presented by
Junior Glass, high school auditor
ium, March II and 10, 8 p. m. adv
Sues on Note. 4. Harris Sccki
to recover $l,09l.S7. alleged to be
due him on prOmissory note, ac
! cording to complaint filed thi
morning at the county clerk s Of
flee. William Triplctt. George r
Smith and l.. =. Jackson are named
| as defendants IN the action. TIL,
plaintiff also asks $3.50 as attor
nev s fees. According to the infor
nation in the complaint the not
was for 81 500, some of which j
said to have been paid by the dc
PENDANTS. s. u. Williams is appear
ing as attorney for the plaintiffs.
Residence and Farm Loans. Ed
gar Bros. Realty Co. Phone 160. 60
Main st. adv
Case Is Continued-Jurv trial i
the ease of Milton Shropshire
which was TO have been held il
Judge I. Mayficld S court this morn
!
clock on the morning of March %
The defendant in the ease is charg
ed with cmbezzlcment, complaint il
the case having been entered by c
! A. Bridges.
Residence and Farm Loans. Ed
gar Bros. Realty Co. Phone i60. CO.
Main st. adv
Road in Fair Shape.-Only fai
desert road will be found from
Whitewater to TwcntyNinc Palms
on the Los Angeles road, accordin.
to reports from the touring bureau
of the Automobile Club of Southern
California. The roal contains man,
crosswashes caused by recen
storms. County road crews are nov
at work on the road and it is ex
pcctcd to have the highway in gooo
condition in a short time.
DR.. Amy Lyons, osteopath, 7O-
so. Fifth st. Phone 744. ad,
Court Dismisses Cases.-Two case
were dismissed in superior court
department two, by Judge A. c
Finney this morning The first wa
that of the l.. ID. Powell | compan,
against Harry w. Horton and tn,
second that of George B. Oldmal