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The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
CONDITIONS MORE FAVORABLE
 FOR RESCUE

KINGS BAY, (F----A strong east wind is blowing here at Spitz- bergen, making it possible that Mobile is being driven westward
 Rescue parties were showed under during the night but sunshine succeeded the storm making con- ditions very favorable for flying.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
AIR OR RAIL SERVICE
 THOUGHT OF

CHICAGO, (P)-Details of trans continental air or rail passenger service were announced by the National Air Tranport Company. A fleet of seven planes. each car rying fourteen passengers and two pilots. will fly by day and ride the trains bynight.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
NOTED SUFFRAGIST
 GlFS SUDDEN Y

LONDON. P- ::ss. ;: nm" inc Pankhurst, the noted English wom- an suffragist leader. died at her home here yesterday She was six ty nine years old and spent the major part of her life fighting for women suffrage.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16

Bluebelle's father did not like to have her go out in the rain with out an umbrella. She frequent ly did it and he as often took her to task, Finding her in the hall dripping, he unloosed various re- maks without making any apparent impression. So he tried sarcasm.
 q should think you'd be afraid of damaging your elaborate com plexion."
 Its perfectly waterproof. dad answered the girl sweetly
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
NONE. BANE TO
 GREET VIC PASSENGERS

Arrangements are being complet- ed for the Nome Band to go out on lighter to greet the Victoria passengers upon her arrival here. The Nome Lighterage & Commercial Company have donated the use of their tug and lighter for the oc- casion. The lighter will leave from Snake River. The time will be posted on blackboards and windows later. According to information today the Vic is due to arrive at an early hour.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16
FRIDAY tTELEGRAPHiC)
HOOVER AND CURTIS
 ARE TO BE
 RUNNING MATES

KANSAS CITY. (P-The McNary Haugen Farm Bloc fought and lost their long projected platform fight with the forces supporting Hoover and the Coolidge admin stration. which are standing firm against the fiery sweep of the opposition's oratory demonstration
 The convention last night rejected by roll, the plank endorsing the principle of equalization and ac- cepted instead the declaration fram- ed by the resolution committee. promising farm relief but making no mention of either the eqauliza- tion of the Req or McNary bill; by vote of eight hundred and seven teen to two hundred and sixty sev- en. In the speech making with tributes to Coolidge for his stand against the bill; Borah closed the debate for the administration plank by arguing that the farm solution was unconstitutional and imprac- ticable and got the convention to it's feet cheeer ne when he declared his belief of the idgeMcNary vetoes, which lost him many friends in the west The Convention ad- journed until seven last night.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16

KANSAS CITY, (P,-Dawes ad- vised the Illinois delegation that he did not desire his name to be placed before the convention to succeed himself but he said that he would accept the post if it dew eloped that there was "a general sentiment" for him.
The Nome nugget., 1928-06-16

KANSAS CITY. (R-The sur ed the Hoover landslide Lo%a, n withdrew his nama rom 'he nom ination committee because he did not approve of the Farm Relief plank, adopted by twenty four of Lowden's Illinois votes who went over to Hoover following Lowden $ withdrawal. The march toward Hoover turned into an impressive and cclorful political enthusiasm, leaving the o"i. a!s I 'w.''icss Tr. !s.e;'a'es stage twenty mlnute demonstration when Flowers name Nomination speech left the dele gates wild, and they showed var ious emotions when nominee Low den's sudden withdrawal. follow ing a bitter fight over the farm relief fight. was announced. Some delegates looked glum while few booed and others cheered. The withdrawal was read by tn. man who was to have given his nomina- tion speech. Several speakers slam med the withdrawal of Lowden. who held to his promise that he did not want the nomination unless the equalization fee was included in the platform.
Evening star., 1928-10-28

Comdr. Richard E. Byrd bid
ding good-by to a naval Of
hcer friend, Lieut.. Comdr.
Woems Cat right, aboard the
whaler Larsen just before sail
ing on his Antarctic venture.
The explorers fox terrier pet
went with him.
. Associated Press Photo.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-03
TWELVE CASES ID BE PRESENTED
 ID GRAND JURY 1
WIDE CATEGORY OF ALLEGED CRIME UP FOR INVESTIGA-
 TION AT VALDEZ

Twelve cases will be up for con- slderation before the Grand Jury of this district at Valdez week from Monday, or November 12 when the jurvmen will be empaneIed Judge Cecil Cler~,
 vision from Fairbanks, while Judge E. Coke Hill continues his court session at Juneau.
 According to the records in the office of Clyde R. Ellis, assistant T 5. district attorney, the following cases will be investigated and if lndlctmentS are returned will 20 on trlal before the petit jury for Nov ember 15. There are also some special Investigations to be taken up. The list shows defendants from Anchorage, Kenai, Seldovia Kodiak kennecott and Unga.
 Elnbezzlement-Dr. Robert Ge,- sel, former Assistant Postmaste If hehal Burglary-Martin Hagen sen, AXel Jensen and John Anton Accused of breaking and entering home of Jack Tansy at seldovia
 Murder-Carl Armstrong of Ko- alak accused of killing Eric Dahl berg ot Kodiak. McKenna at Ken necott accused of a killing. Rape Sam Larsen, Isaac Gould and Fred of Unga John Hubbard and Joe Gosser of Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-03
COMMUNITY CHURCH

10 a. m. Sunday School. il a. m. Sermon-"The Manner in which the Life of Jesus is Dis played in the Lives of True Chris tians."
 7:30 D. m. Sermon-"The Humi- liation and Resultant Joy which Jesus experienced, the Great An titheses in all Human Beings"
 R. A. GALLEY,
 Pastor.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-03
DISCONTINUED CROESJ1s

oIRASBOURG, France, Nov. 5. H1-Auguste Franke, railway work ef' saws lnheriting an American uncle's fortune will cause h,m 'never-ending annoyances. He is gong to continue his railway work he says.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-03

HE NEW VANITY VEST Pock ei koDAkS WITH F6a LENS ARE HeHE. sehaIIerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-03
T00 LATE ID CLASSIFY
FOR SALE-DOdge Touring car. In good condition. Snap Pho~e Madison g.

Ladies and Gents Tailoring and Hats Blocked, Adams 91. Peyser's Tailor Shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
VICTOR COMPANY
TO MERGE WITH
RADIO INDUSTRY
BY United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Dee. ia merger
Of tie Radio Corporation oi Amcri-
ca and tIl, Victor Talking Machine
company was reported under way to-
day. This understanding, which viii
link properties valued at %llj,0oo,-
600 vas reached after negotiations
Of nine months.
The plan approved BY the two
companies consists in corplotc
merger Of thc properties and not in
tn" creation Of q holding company.
On this basis, it is assumed that
the plaA caIIs for an exchange Of
Radio stock for Victor stock. s,t"ong
gains If the srcH.tics Of both CON-
pauics "rr" mad" ycst"F.lay.
The HerEcr viii be ona cf the
wG-t decisive ia series Of impor-
tan. stcps taken by the Radio Cor
paIation this year in is plrUioip@-
'ion in tie amusement iu2g,try.
Radio controls the National
Hfoadea#tirg Company, r. e. A.
nhotorhpur, luc.. and is allied with
the Rad.o.kc;tL Drphcum Corpora
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Welfare Worker
Talks To Kiwanis

Miss Mabel Wcrd head Of the
,aj3dru's division ot the california
social welfare dr'artmcm addressed
the luncheon meeting of tine Njwmis
club ,pstcrday "' Hotel Barbara
Worth on iu,,u;', welfare Wort. in
the state.
\rcasdipq TO Miss Weed, the STATE
department is willing aud prepared
to care for iulcuiIc eases but, as the
area Of California is SO great. the
cooporation Of th' IS counties is os
Scu,,al in order that the work may
ho carried out with the greatest cf
feet.
Miss Weed has been engaged in
welfare work fer over 2o years. she
was introduced yesterday hy Robert
\. Chcsuut, who acted Us chairman
of the day.
Holland Norhovig, haSSo, sang
several numbers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
COURT PERMITS
PART PAYMENTS
ON MANS FINE
ny United Press leased Wire

FRESNO. DC. y. "oro people
alo expected to 20 in for fines IN
d bio way pou 'h"t ,hor may be
obtained on the iustpi'mont plan,
liko radios and other necessities OF
the day,
Nu, or;o. judy Charlo% r. Barn
nd po; the popular monthly pay.
mout system ia:o effect IN the lora!
courts wacn h. granted Joan
Gigantic, = ranch worker, six months
uu wlicb 20 ray a 5000 fine assessed
against linn for driyjr@ willie in
to>icatcd.
Uudcr tbo ruling which was in
,frcct today, Gigantic is required to
pay 10 til, cI.rk Of the court S3a.&@
on the first Of each month until
'uc mm,uot Of his fine h"S hrrn ''t-
a. 4 i'm full.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Ell CENTRO LEADERS PLEASED
WITH PASSAGE OF DAM BILL

can say that the people d. not al
ready appreciated Senator johnson
and Congressman Swing have given
us the greatest Christmas present
ever givon to anyone. can t fully
realize IL" far-rcachng effects Of
this trumJh in the senate yet, and
/ doubt + any Of our people can
quite grasp it today. It's too big
for human imagination. Think ahca /
% years and try to picture Impn-
rial Valley or the Southwest, for
that matter. It's Just too big a pic
ture to Visualize. .And think what
this means to our credit here. Wen,
tn" long fight was certainly worth
while -
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
China VIII Not
Give Up Slayer
ny United Press Leased Wire

SAN fRANrISt o, Dec. -. Ca)i-
foruia au'Laritics viii l." unable to
rNtraditc Chov Kim, Chinese want,
ed for the murder Of Mrs, Margaret
Shelly. a widow, ut Fairfield, il WAS
learned today.
TAo Av#; for Cnoy Kim, which
had hccu carried en- for more than
year, ended Whom the fugitive was
found in South China.
Under Chinese law murderer
may be cNtraditcd only whom there
was an eyewitness to the crime, Ne
witness s;yw the killing Of Mrs.
shelly
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
No. 1883 Dept. ,
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial

VI SdlIIOIllld, III ana lot lHe
County of Imperial
Rosa Gonzales, Plaintiff.
VS.:
Rodrigo Gougalcz, Defendant.
The People of the State of Cali
forria send Greeting to Rodrigo
GoHIaleI, Defendant.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint III
an action entitled as above brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after
the service on YOU of this sum
mons-if served within this county;
or within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
viii take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
plant, MS arising upon contract, or
she will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali.
fornia, this 18th day of September
1923.
G. G. MOTSSEAU, Clerk.
Gv ]. NJ Stewart, Deputy Clerk.
Superior Court ScaO
HicNcoN \ Trude, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
y , 10 Il "a d s Is % % J 3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
GOVERNMENT TO
SEE THAT KIDS
HAVE CHRISTMAS.

WhsHf&Gm3N. i:,r. j.. ,an.4
Claus e9lted on IT," po-toftirr it..
Narnraaj fad>s for help.
Ha~g in oth.r paris Of tba world
Preparing tor Ills auuual visits, h.
had neglected his own children in
~" frozen rorthland and Il N made
his desperate appeal fo Washington
to ai' lea ia -oNin" -. .t T..
..as problems.
As rasa.f Of h., a.H.a1 ,4a.I aaI
i..d whose Ge#..0r. Na- afc4trHrd
j., tHc disat!,myut ot the mail
steamer starr, uili j., delivered to
t'a-ta and 'ln A'cu,iJn islaaI.
an.a lad ben too bus, IL re-a
,' With ~a.b cnHW..,'. - iar's
SIS slips. Hawas fat and ;hgra @.,r
small Chimney 60 -l#.cIr into.
TtcH thr children became worried.
paryata 3P- al.d to ,hr phamher -
r.w.rr. whose directors, curry on
,na@'s busjn dHriu. his vandor.
in org ba.ic4oj I-o~}a sam
&. 81. ~au.a = ~" .'d H. fra-'or
C.u,m %c. a.tr5. ~ ".rad to-
Seattle, Wash, to s.. that ~ second
.' nn.u was chartered - d..vcr
Cta#Ha= a.,l and t..d.
Il.u NeW also authorized 1ho
|ta ~, H. aiiwals " m:i.a m
.n.'g. nrs trio by o.rplann from
rqirhauI> to nome hv way of Ruhv
\u'aio aHd t'ralahlotto. \ dog
-'ud was authorized TO make " trip
rD.w.ou r.aqIr, Jack Wed" and
Chicken, Alaska.
$50. ~ ro1''v Show wlat n miracle
ru o., is, Santa this year win visit
t'. frozcu north 10y Sled, ship, air
ll:na and }og team.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

rme mu-dgr found in Satra.
mc. rlser near Trccport last
night.
The man's feet were tied togcth-
cr with baItng wire, and the wrists
were bound with cord. \ deep cash
was found on his forehead, that
could have been made by a hatchet
or other blunt instrument.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Daily Report
On Markets BY
Radio Service

AG=@@ @I4' "a IL L "a L - IN IL EkZA2JL
NEWS SERVICE
ECceived at Short Wave Wireless
Station KRN - f. Centre
December Is, 1928
s. J. FELIZ, Operator
Today Markets, Lettuce, sa,e3
20 Job1or3
NANSA cry f. degrees clou-
dy. Arizona ,, arrived. , ears di-
vcrtcd from team track, 3 cars
track, unbrokcn, supplies moderate,
demand moderate, market gt"adv.
Friday $ prices unchanged.
CUiCAGO-46 degrees cloudy.
Arizona !, California 3, arrived II
cars track, including broken. Sup
Plies moderate, demand moderate,
martct stpadv. Iceberg ID Arizona.
ordinary, slightly soft, $3.50. -. -,
few best S4$4.25. California, fair
$4.50-S5, fcw higher, ordinary, slight
y dirty $3.50-4I.
NEW YORK Il degrees clear.
Arizona >, California :, Florida &,
a'riv"d' Southern supplies light, de-
"@ud moderate, market about
stoady, offering light, market slight
~ stronger for good stock. Caiifor-
mia Iceberg ! >, $I%j, few higher,
poorer $215-@3.50, Arizona Icrb re
mostly 4's $4.25 500,
BOSTON - degrees partly clou-
dy. Arizona >, California 3, arrived.
- cars rack, including broken, sup
plies Iibcral, offerings very light.
demand sl"&. market dun, too few.
>air, to establish market.
PHiLADELPHIA - a degrees
cloudy arizona ), Florida |, afriv-
cd. cars tf4cI., including broken.
western supplies liberal, drm3nd
stow, market dull. I"rhcrG - Ari-
l.aa #&.5o-$4, poorer s.. California
~%j0-&4. few $50 poorer &2.50-s.3;.
PHOENIX Cold, ra.ucd during
might, practically no hauling. Ir"-
h"r" -. c.iIoads FCR cash track,
=. s.. W. !, -, 3s-2..;I occasional
i.@hw, slS5 per cent l.. S. No. !,
3 2.52.I5.
PiTTSBI'BGH-l5 degrees cIon-
dy Arizona 4. California >, arrived
Ca.ring prices Saturday, supplies
ro'crale. demand slow, market
@bouI steady. Iceberg -, Cal;far-
MIA h,st a&.7l-sf. rc& hial as 1f@5=
g .}..o, poorer. lcaty E,37r-$3.-5. tri-
lona be- s&.55-Sl po'rrr, I.af%
= 80 $50.
ME- Nf.Nf0LIs Il degree nay-
nr1m tamperrtrrr pact ~ hoors to
q p. IN. \o caglot arlva's , cars
track jurIadirs lrol,cr supplies lib
,ral. demand moderate. Ilmkrt
.'eaiy. Nrjleoa aud California Ira-
Irg - $50 : fr~ fame. igh aS
54.75.
LOS ANaELr2 Slow to moIcr-
ate trading with prices mostly an-
.hart trofH Friday. laPntlal
Valley cucumber unchanged $40 TO
- u for best with poorer stock -
to >l.25. Crap,frait steady At $50
to $3.50 box fo, fancy Gf's $40 to
$50 for Ne'S. $500 TO $40 Tor
lou'~ and - to $50 for l2o's
Tnlare coun.v sos and zoos $50
to $50. san Fernardo iced lettuce
hign.r ~ - 10 $50 crate On fpws
and 500 to - on tivcs. Imperial
Valley pcas steady ~ mostly : to
10 ccrt> fow II to - cents, poorer
: to : cents pound, NaNgerin"a uH-
.narocd ~ : to : cents pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
NOINC rEIl}GRArHS
FILM ACTRESS HURT
nv United PRESS LrnSrd Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Dee. H.. Pauline
Garou film "rtrass, was recovering
,yday from rootusjons aud bruises
received las. night when an auto.
mobile she WIS driving collided
Nr'h another Sh, was taken to her
hor. after treatment at an cmer-
nrurN hosnital
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
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PERSON Ais

! Z. L"o. former we'll krown loral
resident now residing in Los Ang-
clrs, was in RI Centre today ON
BUSINESS.
Miss Margaret Bro~n is spanling
tha week end on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Admits Staying
Wife and BOarder
ny United Press Leased Wire

S1, PAUL, Mnn, pee, ia
haze hour after Mrs, sam Nicosia.
80, boarding house Keeper and
Patsy Ase, -, Il roomor Wvr2 SHOT
90 death hove today, Sam Nicosia
,.alI,d "r to two reporters who
were covering . tn, story and
said:
~ did it,"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Representatives. land supervisors
Of three counties recently met at
Aturas, Modoc county. to consider
die moods Of thc Lassen HiglwnN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
COUNTY "
Ss-zssAassEs=za

Failure to Provide-Gerardo Coro-
rado, %, Of Banning was held at the
county gail last night for Riverside
ajthoritics ON " charge Of failing
to provide Coronado was arrested
- Er@W.cy.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
OF Crime
Not identified
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Dee. 1j.-A state
wide effort was launched here to-
day TO identify the body Of well
dressed man, apparently victim Of
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Beautiful Greek Embroideries
made by the Philhcllene School for
Refugees at SaIoniki, on sale al
Rest Room, South Sixth st. soc to
$3.50. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Fancy Christmas turkeys, corn
and milk fed direct from the ranch
Order early. Phone 97F23. Mrs. G.
&. He'll. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Send Your New Cleaner and dyer
that next order for satisfaction in
qu&Iity cleaning and dycing We
call and deliver. Brownie Cleaners.
Phone 373. ''prcsscd Wen Means
Dressed Wcll.D adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Eath Robes. Blankets and Ii,

Dath Robes, Blankets and light
weight Quilts last longer when dry
cleaned - Brownie Cleaners. Phone
372. Pressed Wcn Means Dressed
Wen. - adv
Open Evenings Until Christmas.
Office Smplv Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
fast; &c up; merchants lunch 60c;
table d hote dinner $1.06. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Price Dropped. To clean up the
first edition Of "Silt" bcfo-c
Christmas, the price has been cut
TO 800. The novel, written by O..
i. Tout, former valley newspaper
Publisher, has been the best seller
in Imperial valley and San DIEGO
since October /. Handsome Christ
mas boxes are provided free for
those Who wish to give "Silt' as n
Cmi,tmas present. At Office Supply
Co.. in FL Centre and al valley book
stores. adv
Indian Package Delivery. Phone
G-l. We deliver ordinary size pack
agr, any where in city for ten cents
Rural delivery ten cents per mile
additional. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Rcylc2 TO Visit In CaIe!ico Mr.
;ld Mr2. Walter Boyle ana Miss
Faye Boyle are expected in CalnA.co
shortly from Nrw Zealand, Austria
la, 10 visit tirir many frnuIs. Mr..
!'eNl', Nho is Goy. consul ia Kew
Zealand, Has former'y Gnited States
tonsaI - N.%i,@i f.r y.vral
NIafs
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

VI. j. rovvd, chic, eng;nrcg Of thy
irrigation district -''Unlass one has
Iad the problem Of providing irri
cation water for half milton
acres of desert Iand from a source
Of supply that is Threatened to
I'i,od Us out in one season aad in
thr rr&' is far short Of the actual
needs. il is hard TO appreciate JUS
how tremendously significant the
passage of the Eouldrr dam lrgiSla-
tiou is to lar. can only say that
Imperial Valley is the most for
tunatr section OF agricultural drvel-
opment in the nation today There is
10 LIMIT to oar progress now. -
+. II. MrIyer, a2crctary-trcaGurcr
Of the irrigation district What
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Comment Of valley leaders on the
passage Of the SwingJohnson bill,
generally emphasizes the increased
confidence in Imperial valley which
will be the first result Of the sen
ate $ action.
Following are statements given
the Press by number Of tocnf
residents:
ira Atcn, director Imperial t"ri.
CATION District: "With the passage
Of the Boulder dam bill in the sen
ate yesterday, a great victory has
been won by the people Of Imperial
valley. Many obstacles have been
overcome during the many years Of
effort and at last the fondrst
dreams Of local residents have been
realized.
"'Thc passage Of this bill paves
the way for the construction of the
first leg Of the all-Amcrican canal.
"With this constructed, there
will be available at Pilot Knob con
siderable hydro electric power
which if properly developed and
utilized by the people will in Il large
measure pay for the cost Of con-
structing the canal.' >
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Navor W. !. Clements

Mavor W. !. Clements
"Wi'h the passage Of the Boulder
dam h,U in the senate, I'll Centre
may look forward to TIA" stability
which will inspire confidence and
insure our future.
- steady and healthy growth IS
practically assured as the passage OF
the bill will reduce in the minds OF
cgts'dcr> the fears of flood menace,
which viii be done away with by
the construction Of a dam in the
Colorado river.
"It also is reasonable TO assume
that loans viii now be more easily
obtained for the further develop
mcnt Of the valley a> the risk, which
has heretofore kept large capital
out Of the valley, viii be reduced to
Il minimum with the hri!ding Of the
dam.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Pcylc3 TO Visit In CaIe!ico Mr..
;Td Mrs. Walter Boyle and Miss
Faye Boyl" are expected in CalrA.co
short " from Nrw Icaland, Austria
la, 10 visit trcir many f,ruIs. Mr..
!eyl", Nho is row: consul il N.w
Zealand, @as formerly United States
conSal =. N."i"i Tor several
reafs.
Buy Your Christmas Cards Now
Office Supply co. Open evenings IN
III Christmas. adv
Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
night. adv
Hccilees Driving William Brown,
% year old negro OF BraWlcy. was
''atcucod w. Judge I.orcnz Of Cal-
'Nfeo yesterday to pay fine of
LOO or serve - dayS in II, county
jul On 4 reckless driving Charge,
Gorgeous Roses, yellow Chryyan.
th"moms ,ni form. Mrs. Virgil
Patterson. adv
DR.. A. 3, Hansor, r'cntist, Davis
Bldg Extraction specialist. adv
Twca'5 Day3 in Frcdariro
car,ia. -. ana N.api>o Orbya. IS,
both o. BraWl.y. u.s. sentenced h.,
.i9d9a Griffin oi that ri5t. t. ,.r.r
,.atehe.- oi 80 t"fs IA H. eo1uIv
iail ~ second v.'..-. Csar,oa rf
drunkenness.
We Loan 70 Build, buy or rofin-
aucr. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
King Johnson coal ard wood
Yard. For Sale: coal, wood and
.re. Free delivery. % 70 Il -.
imperial Phone 900. adv
Bufterod Pop Corn ~ h,s1 qna'itv'
fresh and warm at all times. A 25C
.artoh - plI'v ror v"r family o.
eoGr pnrtv Also we take special nv
lers for partics. At raul's lemon.
llc stand, pichwick Stages Depot.
adv
Eagev Ear,nc: P1y5 En- Mrs.
NJ 5sfi },' rpI.Hs a..saH .G.
Slu Uaaa- .. ..a.tad s3-.wl
t.a#f ffa'r .In-d.E tNa las \ag
go. -ar p l .n.' at...' lawcs
~ar'vHa u's Iea.ral Na'..
laaeEer Hla.N ,t eums ,a marry
..a N.- ,rE.o L., n ."a....'t.
Waterman P!pno School. Short
'orrs" Popular Music. 'Ask at th,
'Iu,;c Store,' or Phone 26-J. adv
Fire Wood 900 South Eighth st.
Phone l295. adv
Dr. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
hcr and lIrcoltc Plates a Speciality,
Gi1 Main St, Fl Centre. adv
Natural Permanent Waves $40
F1ri~.enne Beauty Shoppe. TEL
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Hot Oil Treatments, parisicnnc
p.allty &Luruo. Tel. -s3. adv
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Bath Robes, Blankets and light
weight Quilts last longer when dry
cleaned ~ Brownie Cleaners. Phone
a72. Pressed Wcll Means Dressed
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Hot Oil Treatments. Parisicunc
Beauty shoppo. Tel, 7s3. adv

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