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New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
UMPlRES ASSIGNED
List of Officials Picked to Work in Opening Games Wednesday An- nOunced Today.

New York, April 9 Lp-Assign- m"nt of umpires for the opening of | The National league baseball season on Wednesday was announced here i today as follows: New York-Moran, Reardon and Wilson.
 BroolSlyn-Rigler, Hart and Jor- da.
 clncinnati-Quigley, Pfirmann and Stark.
 St. Louis-klen1, Mccormick and Magee.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09

New York, April 9 dRp-Uneasy lie the heads that wear the crowns in baseball for there are nearly 400 other athletes trying their best to knock them off Harry Heilmann, of Detroit lead ing batsInan of the American league. has established a program of leading his fellows at the bata every other year since 1921 when he was at the top for the first time He repeated in 1923. 1925 and 1927 and while to be consistent he should stand aside in 1928. he has been hitting as hard as ever in spring training.
 Paul Waner. the National league leader, reached the ambition of the swatsmiths on his second chance at the title, after having made a good start on his first appearance in 1926.
 The home run championship by common consent belongs to Babe Ruth. He hit the record breaking number of 50 last season. There was tie between Cy Williams and Hack Wilson in the National and Ruth hit as many as the pair of National leaguers.
 Opposed to such swatters as these in this years renewal of the eternal battle of hitting against pitching will be such sterling pitchers as Larry Benton Of the Giants and Waite Hoyt of the Yankees who led their leagues last season in percent age of games won.
 Dazzy Vance, the strikeout king, and Bob Grove. the leading farmer of the American league, have seemed even faster than before this season and there is no reason to believe they have lost the cunning which enables them to send bats men back to the bench for drinks of water.
 All the holders of the miscellane- ous records are back to defend their titles. George sisler, the base rum ming monarch of the American league, has changed uniforms but this will not keep him from stealing any bases he finds lying around loose.
 Defenders
 American League
 Batting-Harry Heilman Detroit, .3sS.
 Base Running-George ssler, 27.
 Leading Pitcher (carned run Moore, New York, c.2S per game.
 Leading pitcher (games won and Iost)-Waite Hoyt, New York, won P. lost seven.
 Leader in strikeouts-Bob Grove, Athletics. l74.
 Leading Run scorer-Babe Ruth, New York, 15s.
 Leader in Home Runs-Babe Ruth, New York. 60.
 Leader in doubles-Lou Gehrig, New York. e.
 Leader in Triples-Earl Coombs, New York. 23.
 National League
 Batting-Paul Waner. Pittsburgh, 3S0.
 Base Running-Frank Frisch St. Louis. 4S.
 Leading Pitcher( earned run aver age)-Ray Kremer, Pittsburgh, PAT per game.
 Leading Pitcher (games won and ost)-Larry Benton, New York, won IT and lost 7.
 Leader in Strikeouts Dazzy Vance. Brooklyn. 1s4.
 Leading Run Scorers-Rogers Iornsby, New York, and Lloyd Pittsburgh. 133.
 Leaders in Home Runs-Cy Will jams, Philadelphia, Hack Wilson, shicago. 30.
 Leader in Doubles-Riggs Ste ,henson, Chicago. 46.
 Leader in Triples-Paul Waner, Pittsburgh. IT.
 Standing Last Lear
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09

won third place by downing the strong Vienna, Ga, team 27 to c5.
 The consolation title went to Wheeling, W. Va. by q score of 29 to 2S over Naugatuck, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09

Long distance telephone connec- tion between Mexico City and all principal cities Of the United States, Canada and Cuba has been estab- lished.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
New Britain
Cdtit~

Score al half time-Celtics IS. New Britain 14.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
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 1,>l,l

Referee. Benson: scorer, Zetter- man: timer McEvoy Score at half time-15-7, Panthers
 Tonight in Hartford the Panthers will play the strong Northeast color. cd Hi-Y Of that city.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
National I.eag1pf.

More than 750 miles of roads ins| Tuntsia are to be made suitable for auto travel.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
H0PPE LEADS IN
 BILLIARD PLAY
Veteran Cue Artist Heads Field
 Of Eight in Tournament

Chicago. April 3 R-The veteran Willie Hoppe, with four straight yic- tories, led Champion Otto Reiselt and q field of eight others as the national three cushion billiard tour nament entered its second week of play today.
 Hoppe took undisputed lead of the title chase last night when he defeated his opponent, Art Thurn- blad of ChiAago. 50 to 33. in 60 in- nings. while John Layton of St. Louis dropped his first game in five starts to Len kenney, Chicago. 50 to 47 in 61 innings.
 Reiselts crown slipped farther away last night when he lost his second match in five starts to Gus Copulos of Detroit, 50 to 26, in 46 innings. It was one of the poorest games the champion has played. Or dinarily a two game disadvantage is a hard handicap with players like Hoppe and Layton in the field, The standings:
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09

COURT SEASON CLOSES AS
 LOCALS LOSE TO CELTlCS

New York Team Wins Out in Furiously Waged Battle New Britain Outscores Rivals From the Field-Ex- pertness of Visitors From Foul Line Gives Them the Edge-Rubenstein Continues Sensational Play Contest Proves to Be One of Sensations of Year
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09

W. l.. H.R. Willie Hoppe, New York. 6 John Layton. St. Louis. 10 Allen Hall, St. Louis. ... 8 1 s Otto Reiselt, Philadelphia 3 2 s Gus Copulos. Detroit. 3 S Len kenney. Chicago. .. 2 f j Art Thurnblad, Chicago. 5 6 Chas. Weston, Pittsburgh 1 5 6
 Todays pairings: Kenney ys. Thurnblad: Jkieckhefer vs. Weston; Hall vs. Copulos; Hoppe vs. Looka- baugh.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
pllantOn,s

Score at half time: Pirates 1 Phantoms 13. Referee, Aronson.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

nurse, is planning to hold in the
near future.
Mrs. Norman {. Dcaton announced
the Arts and Crafts section meeting
next Wednesday morning, inviting
any Of the club members to attend.
Mrs. W. ". Apple announced a
change in the History Section pro-
gram, stating it will meet on Mon
day at the home Of Mrs. H. Y.
Hughes, GS3 Olive street, with 4
World Fellowship program given by
Miss Helen Scott, county Y. ". G. \.
secretary.
Many Reports Made
Club women went on record rs
favoring the resolution by Mrs.
Mary +. Hcncke, state chairman Of
conservation, against statue adVcr-
tising.
Reports from the Card Committee
were made by Mrs. James w. Glass
ford, who said the next party would
be on December 6.
Mrs. Forrest Kutz reported on the
Social Committee dance.
Mrs. e. w. Maitland, recording
secretary, handed in her resignation,
which the club accepted with sincere
regret. Mrs Earle Davis was elect
cd to the vacancy.
The club voted to endorse the
bullock or,oIc rs the state bird, thus
falling in line with the county fed
Grafton, which also endorsed this
bird.
Mrs. F. D. Jacobs, vice president
Of the Southern District, announced
the convention at Del Mar November
1924, the important feature Of
which is the election of Officers.
Members of the Woman s Ten Thou
sand club went on record as favor
ing Miss Josephine Seaman Of La
Jolla to fill the presidency, repIac-
ing Mrs Henry DeNysc, whose term
expires.
-Four notes were paid off vcstcr-
day, with Mcsdamcs Leroy Holt, A..
II. GrisWold, j. r. Garren and War
rem Currier drawing the numbers,
which belonged to viii S. Fawcctt,
Elmo Loynd, w. L. Hodges and J.
S. Ross. Only seven more notes
remain unpaid, and will be paid off
during the year.
Club women were asked to bring
gifts to the Christmas meeting of
the club, to be turned over to the
Yuma Indian school.
New club members include Mrs.
Carl G. Ernst, r. H. Maddox, w. l..
Apple, Dora NJ Banta, Mrs. Daniel
G. Scott and Mrs. II. \. Albright,
an associate member.
Tea was served at the conclusion
Of the program, with Mrs. Edgar A.
Nance as tea hostess, assisted by
Mrs. J. Z. Garren and Mrs. \. H.
Griswola, who presided at the tea
tables. Others who assisted Mrs.
Nance Were Mrs. Arthur Edgar.
Mrs. Roy Hreedlovc. Mrs. Lcta
Bryan, and Mrs. VIII r. Conway.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
POtarians Have
Wives As Guests

Members Of the FL Centre Rotary
club Yesterday brought their wives
to the regular weekly luncheon Of
thc organization in the Barbara
Worth Hotel. aad cnioycd a meet
n- purely informal in character,
lafuiy mad, ap Of entertainment
fcatares and fun making.
Eddie Eno's Grehcstra, Of brunk :
Comedians fame, supplied a welt
balanced group of musical ard novel;
= numbers, enjoyed by everyone,
and the intrrspers!ng q a number Of
local stunt, kept everybody happy.
Following an announcement by
Wilson M"Eacn Of the clinic soon
t. lo conducted here by the Caiifor-
nia Society for Crippled Children.
IN conjunction wi.h the state board
ef bcalfh, cooperation of all was
sought III bringing worthy cases Gf
physically Handicapped children to
thn attention of-tilosa in charge. !
.tort talk ~ Secretary =. Il.
Feeble, outlining the human factors
atich Tie Rotaly ida hold for mon
throughout the world, closed the SIS
SION
Wishing R5tariau. were: $ Qoay
Nr th, ,LIawl,r; john II. Crilp"u
Ia u So: iaa |a.'man, Selma; Gran,
Ho'comb. san E'5naIdiuo; Morrison
F,tlr, Col2sJ; I'd kother, Ncrccd.
o.hcr guest, wer, .l. l.. Gilli"s aud
John Ii. Crigpaa, Jr.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
OWES
&sIsses&.. l6sss.,sa.a ssA.,sfaeS Gas

An all-star east headed by
Charles Buddy" Rogers, OF
".Wings' fame, will be seen TO,
night at the West Coast Imperial
Theatre in "Narsity," the first pie
ture starring Rogers. The picture
was filmed at Princeton University
and is rcdolcut with college atmoa-
pherc.
The story carries a good plot and
an excellent love theme, giving the
latest Paramount star an excellent
opportunity to display the talents
which have sent him to stardom in
a short period.
Chester ConkIin, always good
and always enjoyable, has promin.
cnt role in the picture, Mary Briau
takes the leading feminine role and
the undergraduate body Of Prince
ton is seen in the role Of eek
tras. -
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Central Union
To Play Brawley

El. Centre High s first string grid
stcrs will rest tonight preparatory
to tomorrow 5 clash at 2:3O p. M,
on the local field with Coach CIV
mrr's invading eleven from Brawlcy.
Coach Armstrong will put his subs
through light signal practice today.
The first team has had only light
workouts since last week. defeat
at the hands Of CaIcxico, to prevent
ovrrstraining and the possibility Of
going stale. The Spartans emerged
from the CalcXico tanglp free of
injuries and an ablc-bodicd aggrc-
cation viii answer the starter 5
whistle.
Fisher, who showed we'll against
CaIcXico, probably will replace
Eimkc at end, according to Coach
Armstrong, and Butler, who starred
in last night : scrirmagr, may start
IN one Of the guard bcrths formerly
held down By bromley and Rratloy.
If Matteon succeeds in making up
one study he will start in Ferguson S
position at left half. Despite tire
fact that he made the only score in
Hast Saturday 5 game Ferguson still
is on thc bench.
Following is Coach Armstrong $
probable starting lineup:
Left guard, Bratley or Butler;
right guard, Bromley; left tackle,
Adams right tackle, ClayPoole; left
end, Fisher; right end, Schumm
quarter, Wynnc; left hale, Mattson
or Ferguson; right half, Rice, aud
1ullback, Evans.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

No;lca Of intention to marry has
been filed in superior court by Ken
Won Taylor, II years old, and Gladys
IIcgwood, Is years old. Miss llcG
woods place Of residence was given
ms san Bcrnardino and the prospcc
tive Lr;dcgroom"S Santa Monica.
Miss ucsVood is a native Of Califor-
mia and Taylor of Michigan.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Killed RY CABLE

ERIE, Pa, Nov, IG.-John Ed.
ward JACKSON, >, vino came here
three months ago from Los Angeles
where his wire still resides, was
killed here today when his truck
crashed into cable stretched across
4 street from a wrccking train Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad to a de-
rallied switch engine which was be-
ing drawn back onto the tracks.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Chevrolet To
Make New Car

DETROIT, Nov. l6,-Thc Chcv.
roict Motor &C., today announced
new six cylinder models to be de-
Hyor,d &itrr Jan. al prices rang
ing from 500 to 9723 F. Q. b.
Flint. The announcement pointed out
that prices for the six cylinder cars
We're the same as for the Old four
cylinder coupe, sedan &nd sport
cahriolot and only $50 more for the
road2.er moleI.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Mrs. Leroy Holt
Gives Delightful
Pioneer Versions
Continued From Page p

notice. was only one Of the many
incidents which happened during
this time.
Many names, some long since for
gotten TO tie newcomers and others
still fresh in the memory Of every
one. were mentioned by Mrs Holt,
among them being Rev. John G.
Ilaye, Mrs. Orrick, Mrs. Brcckcn-
ridge, Rev Knight, whose untimcly
death brought sadness to the early
settlers, and numerous others. She
told how Arthur Edgar desired q
wider territory than Imperial offer
Cd, and settled with his family on a
hill som" distancr from the settle
ment, Mrs. Edgar having for com
panions the rattIcsnakc and coyote.
The truly fine manner in which
o)l the pioneers worked together,
shoulder to shoulder, nobody seek
ing tie other fellow S glory. WAS
described by Mrs. Holt, who said
their aims and ideals were for the
development Of 4 better and finer
Imperial Valley.
She called on present day club
women to hold fase 10 their heritage
Of high ideals handed to them by
these pioneers, and to work for the
advancement Of the VALLEY.
''Givc TO the world the best you
have and the best will come back
to YOU quoted Mrs. Holt in clos
ing her talk, this well known quota
tiGn proving Il fitting conclusion to
q very delightful talk.
John C. Canton, popular tenor,
appeared on the program through the
courtesy Of Mrs. Holt, singing a
group Of songs chosen for their ap-
rropriatcncss TO the occasion. Nina
Canton acted as l.s accompanst.
Mr.. Canton sang "'L;ttlc Gray
Home in the West, = '.Casrv. thp
rjddlcr," q" An Old Fashioned Car
dcao and medley Of old time
songs. He also lead in the singing
Of AUD Lang Sync,' the audience
joining in the chorus.
Regular Business Ml1tirg
The regular club meeting opened
with the singing of America the
.'cautiful,' - followed with a short
devotion by Mrs. Don c. Bitter.
Mrs. O. J. Bradshaw presided, and
introduced Mrs. +. b. Hoff, prcsi-
dent Of the Woman 5 Improvement
club of CalcTico, who was Il visitor
Of the afternoon.
Mrs Hugh Z. Osborne reported
for the membership committee, stat
ing every member should make an
effort TO secure a member during
the year.
The bridge party sponsored by
the Finance Squad, was announced
by Mrs. Edwin O. Carter, who in
N;tcd ciuhwomcn and their friends
10 attend the affair on November
-.
Reporting for the Public Service
committee, Mrs. y. 4. Contos an
uounced the rummagc sale which is
Ia be held November -. She urged
all women to contribute articles to
the sale, and said The committee
VIII call for the rHmmagc.
Junior Matinccs are proving
popular, according to Mrs. Calvin q.
Mousscau, who reported FOR that
committee. She announced the mat
incc for This Saturday, when a Good
Book Week program will be given
at the Imperial Theatre, and inVit-
Cd the cUbwom2n to attend
The club voted to donate the
club house for a meeting of mothers,
which Miss Evelyn skinner, school
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

flee in the Dool building in q week
or 10 days.
During his absence his work has
Sccn taken over by DR.. II. j. Gregg
Reports rumoring his death have
been heard around town, but tclc-
phone conversation with him this
morning dismisscs them.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Doc Thompson
Says He's Alive

Dr. II. O. Thoomson, prominent
Calcxico physician, who has b"on
quite i'll with double pneumonia, is
reported to be recovering rapidly in
The Mercy Hospital at San Diego.
He is expected to return to his of
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Divorce From Teacher.-Cha

Divorce Frcm Teacher-CharE
ing dc>crtion Robert W. Taylor has
flied petition in superior court
here for divorce from his wife, Mrs.
Lorena Taylor, a teacher in the Ca
leXico schools. Custody of their two
minor children will be left to the
court According to the complaint
the couple WAS married in CasS
county, Illinois. on July 20, l91i
and separated ON September Is,
1927.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Sciot Dance

Sciot Dance, Friday, Nov. 16, Q
p. ~, Masonic Hall. Special music
lv Eud Lines Rcd Wing Orchestra.
Tickets $50. Everybody invited.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

A 80 acre orange orchard in Or.
angc county sold recently for %j2o,
000.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Y BRIEFS
Face Federal Court


Face Federal Court - United
states Marshal Ilartshorn took three
prisoners to san Diego yesterday to
stand tria before the L. $. district
court. They were Antonio Car
margo and Pedro Romero, violation
cf the tariff act; Jack McGowan
for violation Of the Dyer narcotic
act and Franciso Trapcro, witness.
Buttered Pop corn OF best quality.
fresh and warm at all times. A 25,
carton ~ plenty for your family OF
your party. Also we take special or
dcrs for parties. At Paul's lemon.
ade Stand, Pickwick Stages Depot.
adv
Sciot Dance, Friday, Nov. 1G, Q
p. M, Masonic Hall. Special music
by Bud Lines Red Wing Orchestra.
Tickets $50. Everybody invited.
adv
Three From CalcZico-Thrcc pris-
oners were brought from Calcxico.
where they were araigncd before
Judge Lorenz, to the county Jail
yesterday afternoon. They wera +.
+. Watson, charged with driving
Whlie intoxicated; Kenyon Taylor,
for contributing to the dclinqucncv
Of = minor; p. If. Eilcr Oh bad
check charge.
Regular Meeting Of Conservation
h. lub, Monday, ,Nov. 10, 7:30 p. m
Especial business. Everyone re.
#pnestcd TO attend. adv
We Loan to Bu,d, puy or refin.
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Dine in Comrort. Few Oregon
Iiotcl Coffee Shop. Air Cooled Open
all night. adv
Held On Check Charge.-Mrs.
Mary Davis, alias Mrs ". VI. Ia
Wis, Of Chicago, was arrested ycstcr.
day by Officer Wctherbie on
tradelrnt check charge Mrs. DAVIS
is alleged 10 have attempted to pas~
p check for over 500 at the VI. 0.
King store. The ease has been sui-
Emitted TO the district attorney.
office.
strikingly Pretty Jersey Dresses
sizes u to @8. Very special for Fri
day and Saturday only. $-QJ t.
$12.95. Katherine Sullivan shop
l33 No. Sixth st. adv
Bonart Permanent Wave. VitaIizce
The hair. Hazel Iorc Beauty shop.
J'hone 221. adv
Arrested at Alto Camp.-Robcrt
AIry and ". J. Parks, Jr.. were A.
Posted at the Kazv Korncr quto
lamp sand today were being held fo'
Jnvesbigation by police Accordin,
b. pGncc reports, - .3S ca'ibrr pis.o
Ea5 Aund under the mattress in the
llon : cottage.
Hot Oil Treatments, Parisicnnc
Beauty Shoppc. Tel. 7S3. ADJ
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
bcr and Ilccolitc Plates Speciality.
6i1 Main 81, III Centre. adv
Fresh Olympia Oyster. Fine for
cocktail or stew. \. NJ Williams
Phone COS. adv
Pnjoyan Funeral Today.-FuneraI
services for George Pnioyan, infant
sou of Mr.. and Mrs. Pniovan OF
533 South Sixth street, were held
This afternoon at Lemon : funeral
chapel. lntcmcnt WAS in Ever
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

green cemetery. Mr.. ard Mrs
Pnjoyan have lived here for tive
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

desired. Use it in cooking too Mix it with
other cereals-for health! Just eat two table
spoonfuls in some form daily-in chronic
cases, with every meal.
Keep ALL-BRAN always on hand-a pack
age Of health. But be sure it is genuine
Kellogg s - the original ALL-BRAN Don't
risk part-bran substitutes. At best, they can
be but partially effective ALL-BRAN is sold
by all grocers. Served at all hotels and res
taurants. On dining-cars. Made by Kellogg
in Battle Creek
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Pnjoyan Funeral Today.-Funcral
services for George Pnioyan, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pnioyan OF
533 South Sixth street, were held
This afternoon at Lemon : funeral
chapel. lntcrmcnt WAS in Ever
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

fast, 25c up; merchants lunch soc;
table d. hote dinner $1.00. adv
DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Stole Motorcycle, Chargo-Albcrt
Ford, charged with stealing q mo-
torcyclc from Lee Willoughby, was
arrested at ella Hcud last might
and WAS to be returned here today
by deputy shcriffs. News Of the
theft was tcIcgraphcd to eastern
points resulting in Ford's arrest.
Call For Baby Cyclone Bob.
Hazel lone Beauty Shop. adv
Omega Connelly, piano studio.
Pupil Of Thilo Becker, of Los An.
Iclcs. Unusual method for begin
ners. 430 So. Sixth st. Phone 63fJ.
adv
Dis.uris Court Del Tiuto was
arrested in Judge Mayfield ; court
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Har-
old GiIlctt and confined in the couu-
ty jail after he is alleged t. have
created disturbance in the court
room. According to authorities, an
investigation Of Tinto S sanity will
he conducted.
Cardied Cherries, G0c per pound.
Also Pineapple, Citron and Peel
\. NJ. Williams. Phone Gj3. adv
Felt Hats, lovely quality. begin.
ming at $l.59 up to $795. For Fri
day and Saturday only. beautiful
Velvet Hats priced very low at
from 1896 to $1o5. Katherine Sui
Ivan shop. 1873 No. Sixth. adv
Thirty Days III Jail - James Cliff
ford, - years old, Of Los Angeles.
WHO was arcrst"d in CMcNico on a
drunk and disordcrly charge by
traffic officer Bill Tackptt. was
sentenced 70 30 days in the coaHty
lai' yesterday - Judge Lorcnz Of
that city
Waterman P1ano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store, or Phone 367J. adv
Wash Frock sAoppe. $50 Holt,
Phone 900, Nelly Don dresses in var-
icfy of fail materials challis, wool
,repc, wool georgettc, kasha. and
rsey, @lo.95 to $3.50 Also wash
dresses anI smocks $1.95 to $3.9j.
Largn assortment Christmas aprons.
adv.
ia c. E-ora's Cn~rsc-A - year
Cd ~'r' ulo r,-ides in HraWley WAS
arrested aal led ID. hc eouu'r Jail
today fer investigation ON morals
chargr. She is uaer.al witness
jpn ease mt Erowlry.
English Tweed Coats, some with
fur trim. Wonderful values for Fri
.1yy and Saturday only S1oQ1 H.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break
fast, 25c up; merchants lunch 60c;
table d. hote dinner $1.00. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Guaranteed!

Keiiogg's ALL BRAN
is sold tvith this def
mite guarantee: Eat it
according TO directions
If it does NOT relieve
constipation safely, tre
wiHrefund the purchase
price.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Dr.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
bcr and Ilccolitc Plates a Speciality.
6i7 Main 81, FL Centre. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Fresh Olympia Oyster. Fine for
cocktail or stew. \. NJ. Williams.
Phone Cos. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

English Tweed Coats. some with
fur trim. Wonderful values for Fri
day and Saturday only, Sl2.95 tc
@22.95. Katherine Sullivan shop
l33 no. Sixth ST. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Hot Oil Treatments, Parisicnnc
Beauty Shoppc. Tel. 7S3. ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Buttered Pop corn OF bvs; quality:
fresh and warm at all times. A 25t
carton ~ plenty for your family OF
your party. Also we take special or
ders for parties. At Paul's lemon.
ade Stand, Pickwick Stages Depot.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
IL remember her
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iure the system. How much
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Serve it with milk or cream
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Sciot Dance, Friday, Nov. 1G, 9
p. M, Masonic Hall. Special music
by Bud Lines Red Wing Orchestra.
Tickets $50. Everybody invited.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Rcc;''ar Meeting Of Conservation
fCIub, Monday, ,Nov. 10, 7;30 p. m
Especial business. Everyone re.
squestcd TO attend. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

strikingly Pretty Jersey Dresses
sizes - to IS. Very special for Fri
day and Saturday only. $195 tc
Sl2.95. Katherine Sullivan shop
l33 No. Sixth St. adv