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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-18
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Mr., and Mrs. Gust Triechelt
were business callers in Vol
Point Tuesday.
Miss leila Nefzger returned to
her school in Circle Tuesday after
spending a few weeks in the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Nefzger.
Mrs. C. G. Fiske is slowly i'm
proving in health which is good
news to her many friends.
Durfey brothers are busy with
the ice now days. At present they
are getting out ice for E. w. Dye.
Claude Mcfarland made a bust
ness trip to Richey Tuesday.
Claude says a going is fine.
Earl Wright is spending the
week in the Ray Mcfarland home.
G. A. Hicks and L. j. Berry
e Vida callers Tuesday.
Fred Jacobs was in from Cow
Greek community Saturday look
ing after E. w. Dyes lighting
system.
Fred K~rebsbach arrived here
Saturday from Minneapolis for an
over Sunday visit in the homes
of his brothers, Ed and Paul
e. e. Krebsbach accompanied
his brother Fred to Virginia on a
business trip.
Nels Verstegen and family Wis
tied one evening last week in the
Clarence Nefzger home.
Mrs. John P. Kluth recently re-
.urned from Butte where she Wis
ted relatives and also assisted In
for her sister-in-law, Mrs.
\. H. Conner who was seriously
IL with pneumonia following an
tack of flu.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker and
family and Miss Marie Wilson
motored to Wolf Point Tuesday
and attended the show at the
Liberty.
Fred Sudgen and sons were
Wolf Point shoppers Saturday.
Helen and Lucille Johnson have
returned home after spending a
week with Mrs. Geo. Barwise.
Henry Dahl made a trip to Wolf
Point Saturday.
Hugo Johnson accompanied by
Walter and Helen were Wolf Point
shoppers Saturday.
Johnnie. Eva, and Henry Fries
en- have been absent from school
the past week on account of flu.
The young son of Jake Dyck is
quite i'll with pneumonia.
Cornie Funk was a caller at
John Bakers Saturday evening.
enroute to the dance at Roosevelt
school house.
Miss Annie Wiens has been
assisting with the caring Of the
sick at the j.. J. Friesen home the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Johnson
callers al the Fred Sugden
home Monday.
Johnnie Baker is a new pupil
enrolled at the Wolf Creek school
he past week.
A Helpful Hint :
Instead of trying to nail in those
artttions in your cabinet drawer =
Or knives, forks and spoons Just
NY Brookfeld cheese that comes
l those nice little boxes which
an be placed. in the cabinet I
rawer and easily removed for l
leaning. And by the way, be "
Ire and buy the Brookfield cheese 1t
ON the merchant whose adver- y
sement you find in the Herald. l
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beauty and handling ease
that is truly remarkable
with a fuel>economy of
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You owe it TO yourself TO
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today!
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Dry Fork

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The Dry Fork school reOpeneC
on Jan. T., after a vacation of al
most three weeks.
The following families were i'll
with the flu during the holidays
A. Rensvold, Ole Kyllingmark.
John Kelstrup, c. H. DeVaney,
John Wagamen, and L. Asshiem.
Bob DeVaney, LaVine Levison,
Mrs. Wallace also had an attack
of the influenza.
The Community Sunday school
program was enjoyed on New
Years day at the home Of John
Kelstrup. The program and New
Years dinner was enjoyed by
most of the people of the vicinity.
Miss Fayrie Homrighaus, who
was i'll with the flu, has returned
to her work at the Norby Sweet
Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B. Waters and
children were dinner guests at
the Edgar home Friday. The din
ner was in honor of Mrs. Edgar's
birthday.
Bill Crawford, who was confined
at the Wolf Point hospital with
the influenza, has returned to his
home. Mr.. Crawford Just return
ed from a trip to Spokane.
Clifford DeVaney was a business
caller at Wolf Point Saturday.
Melvin Gunderson returned last
Saturday from a visit to Kalispell.
Mrs. Gunderson will return about
the middle of the month.
Mrs. Clifford DeVaney and Miss
Henrietta DeVaney celebrated
their birthdays together on Mon
day, Jan. Z. A beautiful cake
decked with candles was enjoyed
by the guests. Henrietta was 8
years old.
c. H. Winship and daughter
Verna were Wolf Point callers
Saturday.
Erling Kelstrup purchased a
Ford coupe from the Styer Motor
Co. last week. He has already
made several trial trips to the
North country. !
Little Lilly Aahiem has not
been at school since Christmas ]
Mrs. Wallace visited the A.
Holden home Thursday.
J. B. Waters, Bertha and S
Joseph Waters visited at the q
Devaney home Saturday. a
The Dry Fork Sunday school
pupils met at the o. T. Kylling- 7
mark home Sunday for the Sunday G
school lessons.
Erling Kelstrup was in town {
Monday.
Bill Crawford, and Melvin Gund- 4
erson were callers at the DeVaney
home, Friday evening {
Mrs. Forsness and son Oscar
are visiting at the Gill Forsness r
home at Brockton. E
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyllingmark and q
Alex Holden were Wolf Point "
shoppers Saturday.
AXel Holden shipped turkey on
Saturday. Bob and Cliff DeVaney
and Melvin Gunderson helped I"
1ress the turkeys. a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Homrighaus a
is slowly improving from an at R
tack of quincy, sore throat and Il
5~onsolitis. a
lola Homrighaus, who is attend
ing school in town spent the week p
end with her parents J
Arthur Forsness who purchas-
ed an Oldsmobile coupe from
Styer Motor Co. received it on
Monday.
Mrs. Forsness and daughter
Ruth called at the A. Holden
nome Tuesday evening.
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babe r. fine. Congratulations
happy parents! Mrs. Alfred Hell.
land is caring for the patient. DR..
Larsen and Mrs. Funk braved the
bad storm to be there.
Allen F1adland returned to
school Sunday instead of Monday
as usual fear from roads would
be tough for a car by Monday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-18

New York-First edition copy of
tom Jones" has brought $4,000
at auction, or $4,000 more than
a first edition of F~itzgerald's
Rudaiyat. Fielding's novel cost
the recent seller $4,000 a few years
ago.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-18

WINTER FARMIN'

III. E. Prall, Sand creek, in Farm Life")
Potatodiggin hurts my back,
And l don't care at all,
For huskin' corn and pitchin' hay,
And plowin' in the fall,
But there's one job, l dearly love,
Out here upon the farm;
It's farmin' in the winter when
The stove is nice and warm.
never liked to cut the wood,
Or build a fence, or hoe;
1t takes a heap of labor, too,
To cultivate a row;
But there's one job upon the farm,
That l can't help but love,
It's farmin' in the wintertime,
Around a good hot stove.
These laborsavin' things they make,
Have helped the world a lot
For some can stand to run EN-,
In the summer when it's hot.
But mel raise a bumper crop
OF things that can't be beat,
In winter when a good hot stove
Is throw out its heat.
Hard labor almost gets my goat,
I'd duck it if 1 could,
Why, l can hardly bear to watch
My wife %achoppin' wood.
Put there's one job that 1 can do,
And that my time employs,
It's farmin' round a good hot stove
In winter with the boys.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-18
THE HERALD for JOB PRINTING

Masonic Meetings. Loyalty
Lodge 121, A. F. & A. M. regu-
lar meetings first, third and
fifth Thursdays. Wolf Point
chapter So R. A. NJ, regular
meetings second and fourth
Tuesdays. The Order of East
ern Star meets the second and
fourth Wednesdays.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-18
BEFORE
THAT.

BEFORE ORDERING THAT
PIANO
call on us. If it is price you are
looking for, we have it.
For quality we match them all.
Try the Keagy Music House,
Glasgow, Montana. 20tf
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
REN-HUR COFFEE
WILL AID FUND
FOR DAM WORK

While an amicablc settlement of
the Boulder dam controversy appears
to be certainty, Imperial Valley
still must look out for its interests
in the matter Of allocating water and
power. Considerable legal prepara-
ton is needed in working out the
details, all of which costs money.
With this in mind, the American
Conservation Club is shouldcring
much Of the responsibility and is en-
deavoring to raise budget Of 800
O00 for work along this line.
70 make the burden as light as
possible on valley residents, the club
has again enlisted the aid of the
Btn-Hur Coffee Company, which
aided literally last year, in contri-
buttons to the Boulder dam fund.
This company has agreed to put
on another Boulder dam benefit sale,
paving into the fund five cents on
each pound of coffee sold during the
two weeks between March II and
March %.
Letters have been set out by the
club to all residents of the valley,
urging them to cooperate by pur-
chasing as much Ben-Hur coffee as
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
BRADDOCK ON
MARCH TO Get
TUNNEY'S TITLE.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

NEW YORK, March -. - The
magic in the profix "Jalcs j., -
has passed ON to hard hitting,
black haired Irish boy from Jersey
City and James j. Braddock today
was headed for bigger and better
things along the fistic trah.
Knocking out Jimmy Slattery,
Buffalo's bad boy who one" was
tagged the lad porn to wear the
heavyweight crown, in the ninth
round Of their scheduled 10 round
bout in Madison Square Garden last
night, Braddock stamped himself as
worthy to follow in the footsteps Of
his three famous predecessors
James j. Corbctt, James j. Jcffr."s
and james j. Tunncy.
Practically unknown six months
ago, l3raddock has scored three sen
sational victories since last October
and is now ranked as one OF the two
leading coHtcnders for the hEht
heavyweight championship.
But it is not the l7j pound crown
Whiclf concerns Braddock. His heart
and mind are set on the heavyweight
title and it Will not be many months
before the fast growing jersey city
boy will forsakc the 10 pound di-
vision to campaign in the unlimited
division.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
Organ Recital In
Sunshine Hour

Cono0cncing tonight, the usual
Tuesday night "Sunshine Houl -"
on KNO, will feature. organ recitals
broadcast from the Fox Impcrla:
Theatre. according to announcement
by Fred Nrbel-Thau.
Through arrangements with Man
ager Norris Of the theatre, :"
private line has been installed be
tween the theatre and the radic
station. Miss Mary l.yna, organist
of the theatre, will officiate at th2
console and those desiring to do 50
nay send in requests for numbers,
either to the theatre or kNO.
The organ concert will take place
between and 7 o'clock. In al
dition to Miss Lynn's offerings, a
group Of valley artists, including
singers and musicians, will contrl-
butte numbers to the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
COUPLE APPLY
SECOND TIME
FOR LICENSE

Because they failed to make use
Of a previous application for mar
riage license before the required 30
days had expired, Albert Lopez and
Irene Frcdericks Of this city, found
it necessary to make another appli
cation at the county clerk S office
thij morning.
The previous application was TAX
en- out on January 81 and expired
one month thereafter.
Cther applications for marriage
licenses were filed by Natividad
Rodriguez, 26, native Of Mexico and
resident of imperial; Ysabel MGR
cado, 26, native Of Mexico and resi-
dent Of Imperial and Frcdcrieo San
dcz. "a. native Of Mexico and resi-
dent of Holtville. and Juana Castro.
%, native of Mexico and resident of
Holtville.
they can afford, during this period.
In this manner it is hoped to raise
sum of several thousand dollars
without actually taking any money
out Of the public's pocket.
The company reports a wonderful
sale of Ben-Hur coffee in the valley
since the campaign last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12

Srhastopol, Sonoma county, hal
received 1858 inches of rain tc
February l, moro than three inches
less than the record to same date in
l92S.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12

their defeat by the Oakland club at
Anahelm yesterday, 10 to 9. Tn"
game was featured by heavy slug
ging. total OF SIX circuit clouts
being pounded out during the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
May Reorganize
City League

All who are interested in the at
tempt to rcorganize the city indoor
baseball league, which flourished 50
strongly last year, are invited to
attend a meeting to be held Wednrs-
day night at fire headquarters 80
discuss plans.
The league provided much sport
for the city last year and was 60
ing along in good shape last fail
when bad weather made it necessary
to call Ealt. There are many dc.
mands being made for a revival and
Glenn Edgar is anxious that Il iargc
crowd be on hand tomorrow nigh,
to express an opinion as to the
advisability Of starting up again.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
So. California
Sport Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, March 12.-Wm-
ter Rerger, young outficldcr for
the Los Angeles club Of the Pacific
Coast is looked upon with favor by
Joe Mccarthy. of the Chicago CUBS,
and may wear Cub uniform before
the season is over, it was reported
here today.
AVALON, Catalina Island, Maze.
12.-Aftcr climbing over Catalina $
mountainous ridges yesterday with
the famous island goats, Joe Me
Carthy's Chicago Cubs settled down
to baseball again today. The modn-
tain climbing was resortcd 10 after
the Cubs returned here from an OK
hibiticn game on the mainland sat
urday. Wednesday will practically
bring to 4 close the work at Cata-
!ina.
PASO ROBLES, Calif.. March -.
Donnie Bush S Pittsburgh Pirates
will play nothing bat baseball! a
this training camp, the hotel nan-
agemeut complaining that the ban
players were throwing cigarette
butts about the floor while playing
cards at night. Push ordered the
card games discontinued.
Los ANGELES, Iiarbor, Calf,
March l2.-Thc Heather, owned bE
Al Christie, held the spotlight III
the national midwintcr yachting
races today, by virtue Of victory
in the K class division yesterday.
BY the narrow margin Of Il second,
The Heather, with Sterling Jeffcfs,
at tn" stick, nOscd out Tn" Pirate,
in the most thrilling race Of the
program.
LOS ANGELES, March Ia
proposal TO make "honcst profess
>ionalS'' out of "dishoncst ana.
teurs, > has been submitted to the
Southern pacifi" y. \. [. ~
Charles w. Paddock, famous sprint
cT.
The proposal, in the form OF i
resolution, was introduced last night
and would provide Il standard IN all
amateur competition, permitting al
amateur to compete only in rrcO2
niZ"d \. A. L. events. The rcso!u
tion also proposes that amateurs
may turn professional without losing
the privilege of competing il;
"open meets against amateurs.
Paddock was prompted to submit
the resolution, he said, becaus"
"a suSpicion exists that athletes
secretly violate the definition Of
amateurism as accepted by the y
\. l..
Los ANGELES, March 12.-Im i
game featured by excellent pitching,
the Santa Clara college baseball
team defeated the University Of
California at Los Angeles, here yes
terday / to ,. Guido Simoni coutri-
buted some fine hurting for the
Bronco team while Capt " Whitey'
Graham occupied the mound for the
locals.
LOS ANGELES, March 12.-Le,
Barnes, holder of the national poil
vaulting title, and Olympic cham
rion in 1924, plans to retire frorr
the game for good, he announced
here today. Barnes, a former L. S
{. star, has been Il representative Of
the Los Angeles Athletic club.
PHOENIA, Ariz., March 12.-Th,
Detroit Tigers return to the praciic,
diamond today after a lay-off yes
terday which included round OF
golf. On the orders of Manage
3ucky' Harris the team repaired
to nearby golf course.
SANTA ANA, Calf, March 12.-
Portland settled down to strcnuou.
practice sessions today followin;
N @EH q ENDED
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12

Opens Parking space-Cccil Gill
lett, proprietor of the service 3ta-
ton at Sixth and State streets, has
opened parking space at Seventh
and State streets for the conVcu-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12

fence Of those attending the theatre
during the evening performances.
Street parking space in the vicinity
Of the theatre is at a premium al
that time. The lot has been cnclo> ii
and al attendant will be present to
take care Of the cars
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
Here and There
In Sport World

MONTERREY, Calf, March -. -
Frank Crosctti, Seal 5 short stop,
who has been i'll for the past few
weeks with the mumps, was expected
to don uniform today. Manager
| Nick Williams has intimatcd that
his regular infield this season may
consist of Shur at first, Cavcney or
Baker at second, Crosctti at short,
and Pinclli at third
STOCKTON, March -. -- Heavy
rains of Sunday caused the Missions
to postpone their practice game un-
til today. Yesterday Wade Killer
! fcr's charges contentcd themselves
with chasing fungocs, pepper prac-
/ ticc and sprint races.
BAKERSFIELD, Calf, March 10.
: Oakland regulars held skull prac-
ticc yesterday because of Il rain
! soaked diamond The yannigans
were at Santa Ana and Will be al
3 lowed to rest today.
SAN FRANCISCO, March -. -
Officials of the Pacific association,
in answer to a wire from the a. A.
, t., today were to ship east the dis
Gus used by Eric Krcnz of Stanford
Saturday in SCATTERING the world S
discus record by , feet seven inches.
The record committee of the \. a.
, L. wishes to check the discus for
size and weight.
SAN FRANCISCO, March l2.-
Young Corbrtt Ill, pride of the san
Joaquin valley, demonstrated in
training that he has not lost his
punch. The wclter, who meets
Dummy Mahan Of Los Angeles here
Friday, sank a left into the stomach
of Ritchie Mack in practice and the
eastern boy felt he had enough.
BER X ELEN, March II. - The
Golden Bear basket shooters for the
1929 80 season will be captaincd by
Percy Tcneyck, senior, who has had
two years of varsity experience. He
is registered from Lincoln, Calf.
iORONlO, March Corpora
lzzy Schwartz of New York, rrcog
nizcd as worlds flyweight cham
pion 10y the New York State Attn
letic Commission, and Frcncl
Bclanger, Canadian champion, wcr,
pronounced in good shape for thcil
II round title bout here tonight,
CHICAGO, March 12.-TwJ
heavyweights, Otto Won Porat arc
Tom lleeney-the former young
stcr trying to reach title. contender
class and the other a "has been
attempting comcback-mcet her,
tonight in what Promoter Jim Mul
len says is the first bout of his pro
posed heavyweight championship
tournaments
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12

SANTA ANA, Calf, March IL
Portland settled down to strenuous
practice sessions today following
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12

vival Of the story, are the Giants
to be sold -
AVON PARK, Fla, March -. -
Ten pounds overweight, frankie
F'risch today announced he would
devote all his attention in training
to playing third base, where he cX-
pcctcd TO play regularly this season.
Lance Richbourg's diving shoe
string catch Of Outfielder Watkins
drive in tEc ninth with the bases
filled enabled the Boston Braves to
beat tie Cardinals yesterday, 3 to ).
Freddy Mcguire led the Braves at
tack with three hits.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
IL Miller IIuggins has selected
MYles Thomas and A Shealy to
pitch for the world champion New
York Yankees in their first cXhibi-
tion game of the season against the
Miami Southeastern League club at
Miami today. Lyn Larry will play
short stop and Mark Koenig third
base.
FORT MYERS, Fla, March Il
The Philadelphia Athletics resume
their exhibition series with the Gin
cinnati Reds here today. Each team
has won one game. Manager Mack
expects George Barnshaw, who was
excused from practice on account of
a slight groin injury, TO arrive
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
Dr.. A. B. Banson, Dentist, Davi'
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv

LEGAL Woman Dies-Mrs. Juana
Favcla Jurado, -, residing at 10
Olive street, died yesterday after,
noon at her home after a short Iii
ness. Funeral services will be h,-id
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock az
-. Mary's Catholic church, under
the direction Of Z. +. Lemons. Bur
ial will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
Flickers From
Training Camps
By United Press Leased Wire

TAMPA, Fla, March l.. - Sad
Sam Jones and Goose Goslin were
still d.ckering today with President
Clark Griffith over their 1929 con
tracts After four hour conference
with Griffith, Jones remained un-
signed. 1t was understood Jones
was asking $4,000. Goslin hes not
yet interviewed Griffith.
CLEARWATER, Fla, March l2.-
The mystery Of Glenn Wright $ in
iurcd throwing arm decpcncd today.
Reports reached here from Miami,
where the star shortst0p went s"v-
cral days ago for treatment, that
his arm may be permanently injured.
Wright did not hurt his shoulder i'll
training as first suspected but ran
into n brick wall playing handball
last November, several weeks before
the Pirates traded him to the Robins.
If it develops that Wright cannot
be restored to perfect physical CON
dition the Robins may ask President
HcvdIcr TO cancel tn" trade and
force the Pirates to return jess
Petty and Harry Riconda TO Brook
lyn.
MIAMI, Fla, March l2.-Beforc
the Cincinnati Reds left Fort Myers
where they meet the Philadelphia
Athletics today, Manager Jack Hen.
dricks announced Ray Kolp and Roy
Mcekcr and another unnamed pitch
cr would do the hurling for the Reds.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March l2
The New York Giants had their
full strength today, with the Last of
the squad, Ed Roush and Bill Terry
in camp. President Charles y.
Ntoneham's unexpected departure
for New York after visit of less
than week here has caused re-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12

Special Council Meeting g-Fhe
city council viii hold special s2s
sion tomorrow night at city haH,
during which several matters viii
be discussed. Among these is the
proposal ef Fred Kenyon TO build
a private swimming pool on the
west end Of the city parl: property.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, March 10.
Oakland regulars held skull prac-
ticc yesterday because of rain
soaked diamond, The yannigans
were at Santa Ana and viii be al
lowed to rest today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12
We Loan TO Build, buy or refin.
,nce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
NIGHT, adv

night. adv
Youth Held For Fires
Cramcr. 20, was brought TO the
county Jail this morning for investi-
cation, after two box ears had been
partially burned near DiXicland.
CramcI admitted building a fire
near the cars during the night to
keep warm while he slept, but de
MED that lie had Intentionally fired
the ears. H is held pending IN in
vestigation.
Barbara Worth Hore1 CLUB Break
tast, 25c up; merchants lunch 6Oc;
table d. hote dinner $1.00. adv
Dorothy Mix Brackenbury, Dane
ing Instructor. 653 Olive. Phone 57l.
adv
Natural Permanent Waves $40.
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. Tel.
1873. u
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-12

Not Karl Westfahl-Karl West
fahl, one time member of the FL
Centre police force, has been caused
considerable embarrassment, he
says, by folks asking him if he is
the Martin Wcstfall arrested last
week for drunkenness. "My service
in the navy and as a member Of the
police department taught me to trod
the sober path, > Westfahl says,
and while | don't mind the josh.
ing | surely would like folks to
lnow that | haven t had to appear
before the Judge"
DR.. Harry hooper, DENTIST. Rub
Der and Hecolite Plates Specially.
SAT Main ST., FL Centro. adv