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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-20

SECOND TRUST NOTE FOR SALE; $4,000.
prompt payments Tor oI years. $4zsO monthly
MEAT and grocery market in sw.. section;
cash business weekly. Owner interested IN
4f67 after pm.
BUSINESS PRoMoTIoNs-Relia expert
service furnished in financing worthwhile
merical schemes promoted Nothing con-
sidered unless going concern needing addi-
that stands test of investigation and that
can pay for real service. We also handle
campaigns for organization =, memberships
ter to establish credibility. Address Box
4lo-x, Star office.
DELICATEssEN AND RESTAURANT-Loca
$500 to 500 weekly, Equipment all mod
ern. Reasonably priced. will consider ex-
cnanSs Tor ran Gde5n ian ho evennS
Col 54S8 Also corner grocery. Sc. section;
good opportunity to acquire profitable bust.
ness and property; small cash payment. 20,
st. near NV lease good; rent cheap; price
right Address BOX 2l-D. Star once. 21+
GARAGE FOR RENT AT MEADOWS, MD.
opportunity for right man, Further infor-
matte %atlcn Ma aRpy MrT Mabel E. pumDshgysy
an up to-date modern cafeteria. tea room or
bone bakery 10 At far t
proposition, for this Is wonderful oppor-
tunity 1918 Eve st. NV.
DELICATESSEN. school supplies: near two
schools; sacrificing account other business
terms; opportunity; rooms available. III, I'm
TEA ROOM, first class, for sale, we'll equip
ped corner, GAS K ST. NV. Call 10 am: to
3 pm. Metropolitan $685.. 20.
SMALL. LUNCH ROOM cheap; low. rent;
bet. and pm. -
DELICATESSEN; corner store, including stock
and fixtures. 1892 N. Capitol st; good bisl~
ness. Attractive price for quick sale. "a
WANTED A SALESMAN that is able to in;
established business. Address Box 55.D'
Star ONCE. zz~
MAKE MONEY MARCH 4 on candy floss.
and other spellbinders Quick action neces-
sary. Dietz. 1877 Michigan st.' Toleoo' ONO.
PARTNER SOLICITOR. established dry
cl e tEo; $3.50 basis low rent so00
ADVERTISING PARTNER for established
advertising business, experienced preferred,
give references and particulars. AGREES
Box BID, Star ONCE. 81.
DELTCATEssEN LUNCH. located at 18th
and Newton SITS. ne: well established bust
ness good opportunity; bargain; owner Nca
leaving city. 20
HOUSE lot 2sxloa feet to alley; colam sSn.
terms. Address Box SD. Star ONCE.
ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH, MUST
make change. Going to sell my well known
cabinet and wood working business, equipped
lumber. etc; have many drawings and plans;
recently turned down several large con-
tracts. Have invested $4,000: will sell COM
plete for $2.5oO cash If taken within next
YE oLDE CABINET sHoPPE.
George Ansley Kennedy, 1919 18th st. NV NV.
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tContinued)
SILK PREssERs. experienced Apply at
once. Riverside Dry Cleaning Co., rear Of 612
NJ st: s.w See Mr.. LaVine.
TYPISTS, several for night work addressing
envelopes on piece basis. Address Box l03-D,
Star Office.
YOUNG LADY with high school training,
special phase Of educational work where
experience is invaluable and earnings and
ne n save a by own a Adrss must nox
5s-z. Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY to. take charge Of branch
efcs Can after oo oc ,st Apply Frazse-
YOUNG LADIES-Catholic Desirable posi-
tions calling. on Catholic families. Work is
pleasant and pay well. Call 8 to 10. S to 6,
1888 st. NV, Room 1910.
YOUNG WOMEN to record and deliver tele--
after brief training period. with regular and
frequent increases thereafter; pleasant work.
ing required Apply Room clio Commercial
National Bank Bldg, Western Union Tel. Co
WANTED---sALEswoM FOR
Sportswear,
Coats,
Dresses,
Millinery,
Hosiery,
Underwear.
Erlebacher's, 1910 p st. NV. require the
women for the above departments Only
those with high-class speciality shop and a
successful past record need apply to Mr..
D. I. Frank, general manager.
BERBERICHs
are receiving applications for the following
''S'' NEW W woMEws APPAREL DEPT.
For Goats. Suits, Dresses.
Bookkeeper,
Cashiers. Wrappers,
Filters.
Alteration Hands.
BERBERICH'S,
18th and NV.
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AN uNJsJAr, OPPORTUNITY.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
An oficer and home officer instructor Of
life Insurance companies plans to conduct a
course in modern methods of life insurance
craftsmanship for a small selected group
three evenings a week for q period Of five
to six weeks, beginning about March !. All
necessary materials for the course VIII be
supplied. One earnestly seeking an oppor-
tunity through thorough training to enter
this business. and possessing good educa-
tion. personality. and standing in the com
qualifications in letter. Address Box SID,
Star cffice.
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HELP--MALE.
lCnnfinued.l

Observation-Disclosures
In selling used cars Good proposition for
the right man. Address Box i44-C, Star
rffca
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SITUATION--DOMESTIC

COIORED GIRL wants position as general
houseWork or plain cooking. Call at 1923
r NV. See janitor.
COLORED GIRL wishes days work. Call
Atlantic 965-W.
COOK. colored. neat. good general worker:
full or part time; can do maid-waitress
work, North 9348.
COOK and houseworker. excellent; adult
family preferable woman OF Holland de-
scent; references. 1903 st. NV.
COOK. good Southern; also days or part
time work; two colored girls; good refer
DAYS WORK or part-time place wanted
morning or evening. PhoneNNorth i0i46
1888 w st. NV.
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PACKARD club sedan. 1927; perfect paint and
motor; all new tires: eoxl light. Winter
washington. Southern Motor Sales, 1924
18th st. Decatur 1896.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
WANTED IN LARGE REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
The right man can secure a real sales con-
tract and make real money during the 1929
sales season Just opening; plenty OF new
homes and live prospects; must be 60
SEE M. C. SHAPIRO. VICE PRES.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
INC,
i4l6 Eye st. NV. Main 8949.
MEN-An unusual opportunity
awaits neat-appearing young
men under 80 who can be bonded:
guaranteed salary during training
period. From 10 until 2 tomorrow,
see Mr.. Sauriol, Potomac Electric
Appliance Co., 14th and c SITS. NV.
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PACKARD,
18th at Kalorama Road.

OAKLAND. PONTIAC.
L. p. STEUART, INC.
1927 ESSEX SUPER "6" COACH.
Extra good condition.; priced to suit most
any one.
1925 18th.
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TYPEWRITER, Underwood; same as new;
cheap; owner leaving town. Inquire ut
store. io3S 7th st NV
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TYPEWRITERS and adding machines for
Typewriters for examinations; special rates
to students. L. g; Smith & Corona Type
writers. Inc. Mills Bldg. 18th and Pa.
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PACKARD SEDAN. 1923; run but $500 miles;
priced to make you interested. Visit the
Ambassador GARAGE. 2390-94 Champlain st.
ttel Columbia 3i3) in the morning to see IL.
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LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1.-THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE"
1881 14th St., Corner r.
WASHINGTON AUTO
FXCHANGE
MANY OTHERS,
$50 UP.
OAKLAND. PONTIAC.
L. P. STEUART, INC.

1927 CHEVROLET COUPE.
Just as clean as q pin. always kept in a
earage: tun equipment, new tires. Come IN
1925 14th.
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TAUPE VELVET CARPET, 10 BY IA; excel
lent condition. Call between $50 and 6
O'Clock pm. or 8 and 10 am. Fox-Leary,
1903 Connecticut ave. NV.
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TYPEWRITERS-Goo machines as low as
SIS; special rental rates to students and
for civil service exams; wide selection.
United Type. 81 Add. Mach. Co, 1927 y. Y.
ave. NV. 23s
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RuSINEsS OPPORTUNITIES.

SECOND TRUST NOTE FOR SALE; $4,000.
prompt payments for 3 years, $42s so monthly.
Main 1917; Cleveland 979.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11
AlamO-Verde
Center Meets

AlamoVerde farm center held
splendid meeting Friday night at
the Alamo school, Ben Stahman, di-
rector, presiding.
Movies were shown, entitled,
"Leavc 1t To MAJ, and the Rev. @.
P. Royer of Calexico made an in
spirational address, which was great
ly appreciated as were the musical
numbers and readings presented.
d. f. Creighton, assistant farm ad-
visor, spoke on the pink corn ear
worm, recommending that corn be
tlreshed as soon as possible as this
is the only control known at present.
Miss Florence Glenn, home demon
stratiOn agent, spoke on the state
project of tie home department, the
supervising of school lunches, and
the advantages to be derived from
such supervision. This project ha.
not been carried out in Imperia
county as yet. but the plan is t,
begin it shortly Miss Glenn ais,
gave report Of her work up t.
date.
Joe Enz reported on the work o
the dairy committee of the CalifoI
MIA Farm Bureau Federation +
which he was representative a
the Fresno convention and Scott L
Foulds, secretary manager of the I'm
pcrial County Farm Bureau, spok,
on the work of the convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11
Miss Scroggins
Enjoys Her trip

Reporting "wonderful timc",
Nelma Scroggins, who represented
FL Centre at the opening of the new
Fox Theatre in San Diego Friday
night, returned to this city last
night, lavish in her praise of the
courtesies shown herself and other
Imperial Valley girls who took part
in the program.
Upon arrival in San Diego Friday
morning the girls were taken for a
pane ride about the city, later trans
tcrring to launches for sail around
San Diego bay. They participated
in the parade to the theatre, III
which the various "Qucens" chosen
in contests throughout the Southland
and prominent film stars, took part.
"Miss FL Centre" and "Miss Cali
patria" rode together in the parade
and were given much applause from
the crowds gathered to witness the
affair.
Miss Scroggins was introduced
from the stage, and later met the
various motion picture celebrities,
going with them to the FL Cortez
hotel for fancy ball, following the
program at the theatre.
at was a wonderful time" the
local girl said, "and ! feel deeply in
debted to Manager Norris and all
my friends who helped me to win the
contest"
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11
Arrest Four In
Train Wreck
CNnripuad Prnu Cevr y

Conrinuad e-.,u Iev- y
p. j. Anderson, porter on the train
II. T.. Pierson, Glendale, $50; l.. II
Mcmillan. Long Beach, $50; Ger
trude b. Lawrence, Williams, Calf
Anna E. Henry. Los Angeles; Marie
Brockett. Los Angeles: Roy Gray
Bakersfield: |. A. Bennett, Williams
Calf, $50; Mrs. L. II. Yott, Nogales
Ariz., $50; Laura ID. Ernst, San Di
mas, Calf, $50; Dana Hoffman
| Hollywood. $40.
Believe Gang Involved
Officers who arrived at the scene
were involved in the robbery and
wreck.
The train which had left Los An
geles at 6:l0 p. m. was travelling at
about % miles an hour when the en-
ginecnd carSwere derailed. Coaches
were rerouted as rapidly as possible
and Southern Pacific officials re.
ported that little time was lost.
The coach passengers We're sent
north by the valley route and the
through travellers were sent over the
coast by way of San Francisco.
The limited was derailed - min
utes after The Owl, fast Los Angeles
to San Francisco train, had gone
over the route. 1t was this fact
that left officers to the conclusion
that number of men were involved
in loosening the rails.
Loss of clawbars from a tool house
near San Fernando was reported and
it was believed that the bars were
used in the derailmcnt. Experienced
railroad men said that it was i'm.
probable that the rails could have
been moved without the specially
adapted tools.
RuJo Pablo, an employee at Bak.
er's ranch, near the site of the dc.
railmcnt, said he saw two automo.
biles parked near the location be.
fore the robbery. The machines dis
appeared shortly after the engine
and ears left the tracks, Pablo said.
a constable and deputies from
Newhall arrived at the scene short
ly after the bandits left. They were
summoned by a ranch employee who
was Sleeping about 100 feet from
the wreck. He heard the kissing of
steam from the engine as it topplcd
over.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11
Officers Busy
Over Weekend

City Officers Mitchell and Greer
were kept busy over the week end
according to the docket at the city
Jail, Manuel Flores, a Mexican, was
arrested ON a charge of drunken
ness and is awaiting examination
in the city Jail. A. s. Rozier was
picked up for reckless driving and
was released on $50 bail. Harry
Alexander, Greek fruit peddler
was also arrested for reckless dr. "
ing ON the highway and when he
refused to sign the traffic ticket
handed him was taken into custody,
being later released on bail, his
truck accepted rs security. Stanley
Blahaski, Porfifio Navarrett and
Jesus Guerrero, were gathered in
end are spending Armistice day in
Jail pending trials tomorrow on
drunkenness.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11
THE WEATHER

FOR LOS ANGELES AND VI
CINITY.-Fair end cool tonight !;
Tuesday fair with moderate temper
ature; Low humility and high fire
hazard Tuesday.
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Fair and cool with probably frost
in the interior tonight; Tuesday
fair with gentle northerly winds.
FIRE WEATHER FORECAST
Fair with low night and moderate
day temperatures. low humidity and
increasing fire hazard; moderate
north and northeast winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11
Flyer Injured
In Dive Stunt

HONOLULU, Nnv. 11.-0.H =
Lieutenant Commander George No
Vile, hero of the Byrd Polar flight.
today risked his If to save a Ha-
waiian youth from injury, during
/ diving exhibition, and was him
self badly hurt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11
Much Activity
Despite Holiday

In spite of TIE three day ccssa-
:ion from business activities there
was great deal OF hustle and con
gest on IN town over the week end
que to the seemingly never-cnding
stream Of traffic which flowed
through the city.
Many cars seer with license
plates which told Of far-off points
N the state, here on a tour Of in
Nesiigaton, drawn by the reports of
the fertility and l.leasantness Of the
valley. Gut of stat. ears, were noted
coming and going, seeking new
points Of interest and beauty in
the Golden State.
Many OF the travellers were head
ed for the south to Calexico. where
the big Valley Armistice Day cele
brati"n has been in progress since
Saturday.
Accommodations at local hotels
were at a premium, all reporting
more guests than they could conven.
lently handle.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11
PERSONALS

Word has been received by friend,
of Mrs. Ross II. Hickcox that she
is making steady gain in health
after her recent Illness and hopes
to return soon to her valley home.
Miss Mercedes Frost is spending
the holidays in San Diego where she
Is visiting relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

The Danberg ianch, Carson val
ley, Nevada, has harvested 70 acres
of potatoes that gave an unusually
heavy crop of high grade spuds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

! +, p. Waters, IS years old, of
stevens county, Wash, has organ
i2od more grang>3 than any other
person in this county.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

Chicago Gold Coast mansion be home hereafter for
Norman Wa respectively
far little farm the Tennessee hills Knoxville
the
Chicago
with their fathers Jnd Hardinge
recently
children Tardnge;
ve with Mrs Weems
first husband Troy Weefs Bennng
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

These three staff Washington
jail tell
bought liquor
E. Sinclair serving similar
dvulge
onal Washington
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

With the exception of horses all
farm sales in Oregon have brought
good prices this autumn.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11
(0UNTNYBRIEFS NR

Title Drainage E.udicd.-W. w.
Weir, special extension specialist,
stated that he saw no reason why
the tile drainage experiment being
conducted on the j. A. Sinclair ranch
near Westmorland should not prove
effective although it will be some
time before sufficient results can
be obtained. BY comparing crops
grown under this condition with
those of the previous year when the
tile drainage was not used. data as
to it's efficacy can be secured.
I Wish To Take This opportunity
TO announce to the voters of In.pe
raj county, my candidacy for sher-
iff of this county at the primary
election to be held next August.
For 26 years | have been a resi-
dent of Imperial Valley, and for
nearly the last 90 years have been
in business in Seelev. While not
holding any public office during that
time | have taken an active inter.
est in the development and progress
OF Imperial Valley.
can promise to the voters of
, Imperial county if elected. an honest
economical and efficient admins
tration. enforcing all the laws i'm
partially and without fear or favor
to any one. George Campbell. adv.
Reckless Drivers Held - Morris
CroSscr and }. X. Cravens Of Braw.
Icy were picked mp by traffic Off
GERS yesterday and are lodged in the
county Jail pending trial on charges
of reckiessness on the public highway
and driving while intoxicated. Their
ifials will be held tomorrow, the
CONT taking recess over the holi,
days
Mrs. II. sorensen-Nurse. 742
Olive. adv.
And Now-Ilot sandwiches and
coffee at Bridgers Fancy lee C.eam
store. OIen noon till midnight.
adv
Officers Car stolen-W. y. Van
Horn Of the immigration Service re
ported to police headquarters this
morning the theft of his new WHY'S
Knight sedan which was stolen from
IN front az the telephone office he
tween the hours Of six and nine last
evening. The ears was one of the
latest models and bore license plates
numbered 81 9i75.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

The cotton crop Of Arizona is es-
timated ut 157,0oG bales.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

Two active housc cats are re.
ported from Oregon farms, one II
wears old, the other 70.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

We Loan to Build, buy or refin-
,ance. lsier Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

Aliens Under Arrest - David
George Frceth, 25, an English boy.
was arrested at Calexico yesterday
and is held in the county Jail for
the immigration authorities on
charges of illegal entry into the
United States. The following Mex
leans are also held on the same
charge: Louis Iuniga, 81, Quintin
Trapero, "a, Jesus Tcrrases, %, Mi
guel Montana, 80, Manuel Rameriz,
10, and Juan Savala, SO.
Let Storage Help You. Our rein.
forced concrete warehouse is the
safest place for your piano, trunks,
and household goods. Phone l..
i'ionerr Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Good I,oney-548 Broadway. adv
Booze Causes (;rief.-Illcgal pos
session of Intoxicating liquor
brought grief to lndrew Il. johnson
negro, and *. Naito, when they
were arrested 5v Officers Keating
and McCaslin and booked in the
city Eiil. johnson was released on
$50 bail after = quantity of home
brew had been found at his home,
and Naito had t. poy 5000 for a
small bottle OF alleged whiskey
which was seized at the time of his
arrest.
K. Grant accompanied 60 members
Of the Boy Scout Troop No. to
Calexico this morning where they
will take part in the Armistice day
celebration. Twenty eight mem
bers of the drum and bugle corps
held final rehearsal yesterday
morning when they paradod through
the city, impressing every one by
their soldicrly bearing. Troop I
is sponsored by the local lodge OF
Elks.
Wooda Blesy School Of Dancing.
.atest Ballroom and Classlca,
lances. 729 Orange. Phone l33-W.
adv
Especial Announcement Ellls
Rhodes, Tenor and Mildred Rhodes,
Contralto, prominent vocalists Of
Los Angeles, will be guest artists at
he first Sunday afternoon reception
musicale of the season at the Aca-
deny OF Music, on November 10th at
p. IN. The public is cordially in
yited. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

Wash Frock ShUppe--722 Olive.
M.s. l.. ii. Grassland. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

Fresh Buttered Popcorn at Paul
Stages Depot. ad,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

Rush Hotel Work-Work on the
rcmodeling of the Hotel Ell Centre
loboy, Nam at Fifth, was continued
over the holiday in an effort to have
everything completed as soon as
possible. Another week will see the
work finished, according to X. +.
! Hallisy, manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

DR.. W. E. Lyons specializing in
osteopathic diagnosis and treatment.
692 Main st. Phone 1877. Residence
IA. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

The Distinction OF Quality. +
your party. Bridgers Fancy l
cream, Bricks or Bulk. q,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

Let Storage Help You. Our rein
forced concrete warehouse is the
safest place for your piano, trunks,
and household goods. Phone /.
i'ionerr Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

Wooda Blesy School Of Dancing.
Attest Ballroom and Classical
lances 729 Orange. Phone l33-W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

And Now-Iiot sandwiches and
coffee at Bridgers Fancy lee C.eam
store. Oren noon Till midnight.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-11

Mrs. II. Sorensen-Nurse. 742
Oltc. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-05
COUNCIL. NAMES
DR.. LUCKETT AS
HEALTH OFFICER

DR.. T. O. Luckett was appointed
temporary health officer by the
city council at meeting held We'd
nesday night. The appointment was
temporary because the council plans
to draft an ordinance which viii
create the position Of city phssi
cian. DR.. Luekett is expected to get
that appointment.
The health office was left
vacant when the council several
weeks ago relieved DR.. f. A. Burger.
There we're no candidates for the
position but DR.. Luckett accepted
when it was offered him.
The meeting Wednesday night
was short but a number Of impof
tant things were accomplished. The
council heard a petition read to
pave Adams street between Firth
and Eighth street and instructed
City Engineer Phil knights to pro-
cecd in arranging for the paving
thereof. The petition was Signed by
60 per cent of the property OWE
! crs.
FL Centre win probably be a
member Of a proposed cooperative
insurance protective league to he
made up Of 300 or more small cities
Of the state in an effort to combat
the liability placed upon the cities
by the recent legislature should 4
city owned vehicle iniure "A citizen.
The council approved entering the
proposed league.
The board was invited and ac-
eeptcd the invitation to participate
in the dedication of the Preside
Hills park at San Diego, July iC.
+ Mayor Clark of San Diego sent the
invitation.
City Engineer Phil Knights sub
mittcd the figures on the recent
traffic check which were approved.
After passing the customary month
ly warrants the council adjourned.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-05

+, The docket 1t is expected the ser
vices of Judge Mayfield will be
asked tomorrow morning.
! Frederick's Machine perm aDent
waving complete for $1,000. Expert
| finger waving. Floss Siegel. Phone
92y. adv
Expert clliropodist, Oregon hotel.
DIV.
For a Pure Glass of Lemonade
, 90 to Paul s, at Pickwick Stages
Depot. adv
Oregon Coffee Shop p-FresL aba
{ lone steak today. Adv
The FL Centre Hospital, are CIV
ing special service to maternity
work Price 10000 for ten days, in
Guiding supplies, and delivery room.
For information Phone 20. Adv.
Meeting Place Changed-The
meeting of the McCabe Farm Home
Department, originally scheduled for
the home of Mrs. George Austin
will be held instead at the home of
Mrs. Fred Paine. The date of the
meeting, july ], has not been chang
ed.
Dressed Hens 3E, to lbs. $1.00
Phone Goa Troys. 1928 Woodward.
Sleep Under Blankets on the roof.
Special Summer rates, free auto PARK
lLotc, Anncx--6th at State. adv
Teachers of Primary department
are giving an ice cream treat on Sun
day, July 7th, in basement of Pres
bvterian Church. adv