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CHAPTER XLVu

II she could, have done anything
/ 70 help. Nan could better have
injured those two hours that
eIaused between the arrival Of the
sJrgeou, DR.. Drew, and the appear
.10Ce from the kitchen Of The
theeled stretcher with its still,
olanket-wrapped burden.
But even Dr. Black. her champion
and friend brusquely ordered her
from the kitchen which had been
TUNED into an operating room It
vas already crowded with himself,
the surgeon the anesthetIClan and
nc nurse. Science was in charge.
love could avail Curtis nothing now.
And 30 tho desolate girl wan
dered from room to room. feeling
more like that outcast spirit IN
Toni nson.' ri which Kipling
writes The Wind that blows be
tween the Worlds. it nipped him
to the bone. than Ike 2 human
being For in this hour OF hover
inc death she was indeed an out
cast
It vas not dencacr. entirely,
Which forbade he~ N Obtrude her
oun anxiety ann grief upon that Of
the father and mother It vas,
rather. 4 deSolate conviction that
they would grant her no right to
Eriere attn them . Iris herself
could not have devised 4 more ter
ribie punishment for the interlopor
she mated
But Iris and John Morgan we're
wandering distractedly about the
house. too. and it vas not always
easy for Nan 10 keep her small per-
son out Of their sight. Two or three
times it. senled 10 Nan that John
vas looking for her, that his tragic
eyes when. by accident. she vas
forced to meet them, we're praying
10 her for comfort and reinsurance.
But Iris chung to his arm, moaning,
weeping. or Historically justifying
herself for her undoubted response
.hIlitv for the child's condition.
Not even the shadow of death,
however. had dImmed Iris beauty.
As she walked the floors with her
husband. the Grapes Of her char
tleuse chiffon neCligee futtered en-
Chantingly about her tail. slim BODY
if there had been anybody to ob-
rive and be enchanted. Twice Nan
s7w her dab at her cheeks with 2
- powder puff. once. even as she llic-
coughed her grief. she made up her
cuiyering mouth with a geranium
i.psuck.
It was Nan. not Iris. VINO remem-
bered 10 make up Curtis little bed
18th fresh linens and blankets;
IAN who had the presence of mind
IN place three not water bottles be-
tveen the sheets as preCaution
1-ainst operative. pneumonia
rut when that small service was
lone. there was nothing to do but
-sit and weep inward tears OF
7conv which her hot eyes refused to
he'd.
She was in the library. trying
desperately 70 focus her mind on
ne Blackhuil case, so that the
Waiting might not oe 50 unbearably
'ong. when faint sounds told her
that the operation was over and
that the boy was TO be taken to his
room. She crept out. trembling so
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artist named Paul Chabas. He was
born in Nantes, France, in 1869 The
picture won the medal of honor in
the Paris salon in 1912.
Is there any state in the Union
that does not permit some form of
gambling?
No.
For whom was Pixies Peak
named?
For General zebulon NJ. Pike, q
famous explorer.
What is Babe Ruth's salary?
He draws $4,000 a year.
How long doees it take > tadpole
to lose its legs and tail?
The length Of time varies with
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Questions and AnszUerS

anC juliet" act 3, scene 5. line 1856
Go with Paris to St. Peters church
ur I will drag thee on hurdle
t1ither"
What language is used by ma
io.ity of people of Switzerland?
German.
Whom did Margaret Anglin, the
actress, marry?
Howard Hull.
Who painted the picture "septen-
Der Morn"
1t was painted IN 1912 by French
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5y Ahorn
BY Crana
By Cowan

lower temperature than cotton and
linen, and can not be restored to
their original condition after being
sCoTched.
IF the sun should suddenly stop
shining, how long before the earth
would be completely dark
About eight minutes.
What is the address of sir Oliver
Lodge?
Normanton House, Lake near Sale
isbury, England.
What are the longest rivers IN
Asia and in Africa?
The Yangtse in China Is the lonzs
est river in Asia, and the Nile. Ia
Egypt, is the longest river in Africa.
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the species. The bullfrog tadpole
requires over one winter to complete
the change Other species accom-
plish the process more rapidly
Who is the author of the lines:
Once to every man ana nation comes
the moment 70 decide
In the strife of truth and fasshood, for
the good or evil side.
James Russell Lowell.
How many blind persons and
deaf -mutes are there in the United
States?
There are 52,567 blind persons and
1895 deaf-mutes.
How can scorch be removed from
wool and silk clothing?
Wool and silk disintegrate at q
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10 be Concluded
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RIVAL WIVES y;
Q 1929 II Mex SERVICE INC.

violently that each step was an
effort
rs he she heard her hus-
bands almost unacceptable voice
Croak.
He still alive. That's All I can
say noW. DR. Black answered
from behind the yellowish-muslin
mask he wore.
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OUT OUR WAY
Krn. str,p

You can get an answer to any answer
able question of fact or information By
writing to Frederick NJ. kerby. Question
Editor The Indianapolis Times Wash
ington Bureau. 1922 New. YORK avenue
Washington. D G.. inclosing cents in
stamps for reply. Medical and legal
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tended research be m4ce. AL other
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Unsigned requests cap not be answered
All letters are confidential You are
cordially jnvite6 to make use Of this
service
Does Shakespeare use the word
hurdle in any of his poems
According to Bartlett's Concord
ance to Shakespeare" there is one
use of the, word hurdle, in Romeo
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
CHAPLIN DOUBLE
Will. HEAD BILL
AT LOCAL HOUSE

Charles Amador, who as Charles
AOln figured cEtcusiyeiF u a suit
againa. Charles Chaplin few
ycms ago. win head the Nashville
ii FOX imperial Theatre Io".rruw
III sketch entitled Making
Movies. amador IS g clavar actor
who was restrained by court order
from immit#ting the Chaplin make
up ot La2sv trousers and trick
cane
Other numbers o. Jha b.I, include
"el.oa, . fancy luggIar; j. johnson,
pisua#aa.ad.n artist; J,aaa and
uaraald. a caaa'. OF aaIl town
s71FaeH##s aad ~" usaI or
o..-s3 aud organ mmbors.
To taatnaa pl.tar. L.lI.5 for
sunday IS Tha Dua, Steps cut -
Iea.aaug William Ilsiua. Md Joan
Crawford. Haiaee. familiar for lis
...1eaFt tIes. El,.s. LA. similar
put in .l.# picture, and makes the
uoss uf t. IL becomo5 prize
4hfar IN the course Of the story
aal rass ap a rattIiug good uattIo
ia the aped aroma. James Cruzc di-
geeted the picture and ii is well
arti1ted with comedy, featuring
tie enc and only Kari Dane. fig
arr familiar to sport followers, also
saan IN the picture, is Jack Roper,
@ha has appeared at Hollywood
stadium many tmc, Iir plays OPP
ra-.to Jaine> in the ring episode
and o. caufee ,akDs q ".hDiacL-
.a.,.
The story r.n in serial fou in Tia"
Saturday, Evening Post last year.
and in aor,i form is considered q
..hset seller.
9Th Greyhound L.miteI." STAR
r.ag Monte Blue, and with many vi
#. scenes filmed in Carriso Gorg.,
viii be shown for tire last times to-
E1alt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
Higher Education
Demonstrated By
Battle Of Eggs

BERKELEY, Calf. April aLU.H
-Aw, why do they keep pichin' on
us - quaripd some POO University
OF California fraternity members
here today as they looked back on
the arrest Of two students and the
breaking up Of their annual "cg@
classic, - wagcd between six cam
rus fratcruitics.
The bombardmcnt OF eggs Of
various 'iutagos and paper bags
filled with water, continued with
out challenge last night until Mrs.
George Roster and Miss Alice Grif-
filth drove their automobile down
the street and received the bmrago
from al angles.
Then the police were called ana
William Bockus and Floyd C:rini
were arrested on charges Of disturb
ing the peace. Later they were
freed wf.a .lt woHea ryleaJed and
Withdrew h..r complaint.
In the nolico investigation an I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
PLAN TO BUILD
GUEST HOUSE At
STATE BOUNDARY
CONTINUED From Page u

'ac cooperation that newspapers
could give in law enforcement and
urged that the public learn and usa
traffic signals a. the majority Of
accidents could have been avoided
if the drivers had used moro care.
j. p. Bell, member OF the board Of
trade, from Hfaw!ey, gave liuau-
cjaj statement and told Of tho publ
cations which the board has pre-
pared or financed during the pas,
year. he spoke Of the wor; Of the
Imperial Valley information service
in .e. .Sug'!e. and ri ,h, ibr;Gy
q photographs which tire beafd Of
trade is compiling for use ot cham
hcrs OF commerce and nev spapers.
4 Short report WAS given b. Eal
Nonhrup, chairman ef tLa junior
college committee Of the tam
bureau. Thi. committee j. WORKING
orr plan for a county junior col
lcge Whirh win later be presented
to tho various cities " the valley.
"Ha. Gralng' vas tn. subject
ot r." ad1rc Of Sam Robinson,
president of the Farm Baraau. He
tod Of thu fight for and against
hay grading ON thc part # the far
mci ard dnaIors of TIE state. Tho
present system Is On TRIAL unul tie
inst of july and. according IT,
Robinson, thc f"rmers are mo- @aii-
iat thma I've, ol grading faeili-
,.r.
Prof ..or Lhy. representing tla
.oto,j trb-.,ea Of Los Angeles.
talked u" school budgets. IL gave
tigu. showing than lar too ilttIc
j. spout oo oaae.tion INA compared
,l. %, u.I ,,.t O. IA HGiaaa. ey-
p.nA.t.ec for ,9Hratiae. against -
per c"H. fur le@ur.ea: Il pr cent
]. wasted a'i 81 pr caa5 goes
'ar crime, ''fun solution af was;
is not less spending. on education.
uut iu b.',.r Spending. according
+" rro,. nb< "oaa il MT the
,ho.. w...h. ro5 W. VIII saua3
on ,c1oa.lou, the money must be
.nca, and we mas. md IA WY II
u@,.
TIE l.>t meeting af the Associa-
ted 'cbauber w.l'be held il In
aI,.j friday May II.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
Two Injured IN
Plane Crash

ROOSEVELT FIELD, /. l. April
2GU.P) Two men were in the Mas
Sau hospital, one badly burned. rs
the result of a plane crash near
here today.
The men were Thomas ). Flanna-
gan, Jersey City pilot, who was
severely burned, and Frank Hughes
OF Newark, whose injuries hava not
yet been asccrtaincd.
The plane, am American Egglo hi.
plane plunged from q height Of 80
feet and burst into flames. The an
der carriage caugh, in a t1iI tree
us it was gliding down to ianj on
Roosevelt Ficld.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
First Melons Sold
BY Gentle Bros.

Gentle Bros. Of this city have
the honor Of selling the first crate
of caataloupes. according to q teIe-
gram received by them this morn
ing from A. j bryant, Los Angeles
broker
The crate, consisting Of four
standard size full slip melons, was
bought by Kiagsbaker Bros. Pro-
duaa Company, who paid $40 for the
-rat. Of $3.50 for each mJo
rha melons were raised on th"
CcutiIc ranch at sec'ev, home Of
the Liberty Rcll brand.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
YOUNG ATHLETE
SETS RECORD in
OLYMPIC TRIALS,
Albert Steele Gets High
Rating At District Try
outs Here.

Albert Steele ~ couuo Contra:
Union high school athlete bro~c at
point records OF local Junior oIym.
pie competition Yesterday after
noon Whom he scored frl points N
the five event meet. He was follow.
ci closely by nJad Auu.r. ca,ored
aast side .rta9i athlete. Donald
.yg~, junior r.mp.tit.. on the
Acacia 5-bool Was tlad in poiu5s,
folloyrd b. Aue.,o l,af.fds II sha
-ama ~ohool.
Th- meet ua, III. qaara.s mails
Of the Acknowledgements a.ld aJ liz
high school #nOc,ie tieid. TIE win
ncrs ju this competition viii eaier
county meet to Ur held ueSt
monsh aaa the ~taara IN that al
fair VIII compete III taa f;aaIs n,
Los Aug les lat. ID Ajax.
Ea3, The lu'cs and regulations
ot Junior DlvmDl, coHpetitaa two
winners IL thn junior and senior DE-.
Visions are clta:tl. fir I'll, county,
noot "d H. outstanding ata.ctos
la amy oa. tf the five ceea.s are
Az c.ishi" to comp t. t.r md
@.Gra' 'E.nt pr.lss.
Albert Steele ".! CJ.d Miller
#.i represent jh. seniors +. Tire
s.Ii.laais and Dyer and Niasrida
i...
Of a." iulN.dG"!- How RI
~".ns .t Wilson IN basketball. J.e
F'p..z ri Eac.l .lyptus in Ginning
tire t.t E5ua.l Hc..s of Eaeaivp-
rs in the Standing broad Jump fot
.FT.a'e ana Herman Graves # Est
Side ia The ~ yt.l daaH for juniors
".ti ta a..oWDd to c.uHata lu III.
county meet.
roIo#.oq is thr point Standing
&. .'' "r s.ycn in senior and
.Ho.or comp ,itu yesterday rs
#cil as individual csHt winners
"ad their records.
Seniors
Albert steele, Central Union. ~
points; Gb.d ALilicE, East Side. 469
points, doe F'.ry/, Hu-aIyptus, ~
9onts; OTIS Miller East side. 81
points; Scgsnda Iligura. Acacia. 80
points; M"enri Watmnura, MeGabe,
2@2 points; GaorE, NabEaeai. Gem
ttal Union --N points.
individual Events
E5-ka. Dau Throw - Howard
Sw.Hk Wilson school. II cut Of 20.
Albert. Steele Central. 10 ont Of 20;
George Nohy"-hi, C,atra. 10 oue ot
-.
cftm.ng Bar-05.d Miller. sa~.
Sid, p: Aunr. steele, central
Union, ~; doe F!oa.l. Ea-#ypras.
~.
Pcrctau Ttrow 0bad Miller.
East Side. - feet; Albert steele.
Central Cr.ou ISL. feet.
IS Yard Dash-obcd Miller. East
SIDE. 9 second. Albert ,tcc.o. ~
',n'ro, . J." seconds.
Lroaa jump Miller. faet.
lo'4 iucbos; hibel Steele. : feet.
~. inches.
Juniors
houajd Dyer, Acacia, 425 points:
Angelo Ninfrjds. Acacia, HOS
points; Tymplc Robinson, Eucalyp-
tus 1902 points; Hobhic Domngoni.
Eucalyptus, %l& points; Edward
Burns. Eucalyptus, BOG points, Her
man Graves, East Side, PSI points;
Manuel AguiIar. Acacia, 30 point;
Individual Events
Basketball Throw
Temple Robinson, Eucalyptus, -
oGt of %; Donald Dyer, Acacia, 10
cat Of 20; Angelo Nintrjlo, Acacia,
I'D out of 20.
Chins
Donald Dyer. Acacia. -; Angelo
Niufrido, Acacia. 10.
Baseball Throw
Herman Graves, East Side, 214
feet: Tcupl" Robinson, Eucalyptus.
1913 feet.
rs Yd. Dash
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
Texas Guinan's
Place Closed

NEW YORK, April 2L W.E-
Texas Guinn's cory and costly
club Intimc at the Hotel Harding
was vacant today and its garnish
furnishings reposcd in a 10Th street
warehouses. A city marshall, armed
with an eviction order, visited the
night club yesterday and his help
rs carted on Of Tex 5 equipment
into 141A street The eviction was
th. la.ost step in Miss Gujnan 5
war with city authorities over
closing hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
Planning
World Flight

WICHITA kans., April - U.E
Parker crmcr, who with Bert
i.assel WIS forced down in Green
land ON an attempted tra.s. ocean
flight, vii. tE 20 break tn. 'roUnj
the world flight record in J.s~ua
nonoplana 1t wa, announced to-
day ~ G. n Cessna president of
Cessna Aircraft co., here.
Cramer recently flew q rss ssua
from WieHta to ALASKA, q distance
Of $500 m.ias in an elapsed time
Of appTo Almatc1. - hours. lie is
surveying tb air. route betwcen
Alaska and Siberia TO determine
what hazr!s he win encounter on
tL2t par o. IN. world flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

proyised catapult, made from
chair and an automobile tire inner
tube, was seized at the Sigma CHI
house. Miss Mildred Milsop Of the
Phi Mu sorority charged that j. had
cast an egg through an open win
dow into her lap.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
We Loan TO BuiId. uuT or refin.
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

rive C Editor Uare-A. T.. .id
due.on city e4.ta at thu h..ar..d
'r..' accompanied bz Mrs pfldtr-
com, Was VISITORS the Press oftlc.
.o,a. o9 ~ ga,a-1 from y Ni.i' ~
3e afaad Canyon Mr. r.iaHgtoH
has NOT visited ,hs H..is ~u"
..oucs d,es, aad ws greatly a.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
IT, s. Consulate
Fit BY Bombs

WA0ilINGT0N, april y. U.PI
nama2" to the American coasaht.
ut cudad O1rasaa, Mcyico. bs
bombs dropped from federal air
planes was reported 70 the war &c
rartmcnt today by .Niee Consul
Eaton who was drafting routine
report 20 Secretary Stimson Whom a
bomb dropped through tbe roof OF
the huiiding and exploded.
Eaton. said three federal planes
flew over the city carly tli~ week
md dropped three bombs, One Of
them exploded in front Of the con-
sulato and another game through
toc roof The explosion inside the
building caused considerable pro
rcrty damage but There were no
injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Persian Kittens $500. Kuhn, ~
mile west On Main. Phone 990J. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
1927 CUEN. SEDAN

This car is one of the best buys on
orr lot; rcpaiuted and completely
onlitioucd. Come i'm aud drive
T..
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

DR.. A. B. hanson. dentist, Davis
Bldg Extraction specialist. -iv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
la.L HLICN ROADSTER

Tl.s car is in first class condition
mc hae.callr and has bean COM
N.ogyLy regaintrd.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
1923 CuNN. SEDAN

New pIstous, rcborcl, 1923 model
Ma+at installation and in woNler-
.cl condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

ll'SAIi HI ttC iiOtOA tsti mar -
kct today than that small >
amount of money that rep
rcscnts The difference between
the price of DE Soto Six and
that of lower priced cars.
On the basis of cold cash alone,
You will find that, over the whole
period of your ownership, ii will
cost you less TO buy aud operate
De Soto Six than any car whose
appeal is solely in its low pur-
chase price.
For when You buy a De Soto Six,
You not only spend fewer actual
dollars in the long run, but you
get vastly superior value for
every dollar of your investment.
Already you know that any
Chrysler-built car includes a
whole list ofunique engineering
fc Aurcs that make for finer,
fulEr enjoyment OF motoring.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

For Saturday and Monday Sill;
Ensembles with long aud short
Jackets Values to $3.50 1T 1886.
The Mariposa shop, Mrs. Aiic, ia.
Sold, Mgr. 80 Main 81 Phone
lbs. ads
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
LOOK
saa-asaa ~ - -
n these Outstanding Used Car Values
1929 FOND COUPE

En have two or uarae Fag1
J.apss which will be sa.d Aesoee
P. end Of tho woe kat TIL. prices
t.a which we are offering them. Re
painted and reconljtouod.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Oregon Coffee snop. Open ali
night. adv
Persian Kittens $500. Kuhn, u
mile west on Main. Phone 000J. ad
Barbara Worth Housi Ciu1 Break.
last, 25c up; merchants lunch 6Oo;
= table d hote dinner $1.00. adv
We Buy Poultry, weigh on APP
proved scales, and pay in cash, Il
littlc more than any FL Ccntro deal
or. Phone CO.. Troy :, l22S Wood
ward. adv
Expert Finger Waves. Parisicnne
Beauty Shoppe. 5l8 Main St Phone
1S3. adv
Frcdarick's Machine permanent
waving complete for $1,000. Expert
finger waving. &loas Sicgcl. Phone
929. adv
The Inland Empire Gas Co. Speed
Economy ana Convenience. Cook
with Gas. adv
Chtldren's and Misses Cotton
Trint Dresses. Sizes Ia u II years
at #l.9j. The Mariposa Shoo. Mrs.
Alice DuSoid, Mgr. 80 Main 81.
Phone lbs. adv
The Katherine II. Sullivan shop
st Main and Sixth, is open ever.
day from 9 n. III. to . r. m. adv
See Mrs. Brooks new pleating
machine for ~ SIZE pleatins. Don.
every day. Phone "a. ad.
Paristcnne Beauty shcp9c. 1I9
Nalu s. Phone -. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Barbara Worth Housi Ciu1 Break.
last, 25c up; merchants lunch 6Oo;
table d hote dinner $1.00. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
1927 CIIEN. TRUCK

rlis has been thoroughly recon
d.raraa Is n frs, class .1u..iu
nd .red % sell.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Oregon Coffee SHOP. Open ali
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
S 8 8 A ;

and up at The factory
IOefOu S8i5
Roadster EspdRoi 845
Ss dan COChe 8l5
Cupe business 8f5
Sedan 885
Cupe de LuJO 885
Sedan de Lujo 955
AHPrices at Cdciory
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Finger Waver wanted. Newkirk $
Beauty Shoppe CO. Main. Phone
~. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

pIjscd at thc progrcss made here
After several hours Of visiting about
the city, they departed for thcu
homo in Riverside
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Still Operator Arra.gnod: IIal~@
Wcinmillcr WIS arraignod his
morning before Judge Mayficld in
Justice Of peace curt or chargcs or
a still near Imperial IIt
was held for preliminary hcar,i.
Tuesday under bond Of $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Fire Destroys Auto Th' ri"
department answered am aIar. las:
NIGH. st i2o Eroadway too tt, .o
"a .o . psrtod auto rhaf aaoolj oy
i.r" tIan "a bIa<a in H. house II,
that place. Ttr fire WAS ~a.. TO
L." tir result ~ defective at..u..
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

March rs ten carloads qf hogs
N,r. auctioued at ruarr, th' top
r.i,. being &li.2o.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
1927 CIIEV. TOURING

We have two 1922 touring cars
which are priced for Immediate
sale; thoroughly roconiitjoncd and
4epam'od.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Moved. DR.. II. Hooper, Dentist,
now located in the Bank of Italy
Bldg. 10 North Sixth. Rm. / and .
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
1925 CHEV. CAURIGIET

m'is is . lypoascss,d car which has
Ae.n Thoroughly eerondiicued and
is a bargain for Immediate sale
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
Broad Jump

seconds; Norman Morris, 1e1-5
seconds.
Broad Jump
Edward Burns, Eucalyptus, 6 feet
lie inches; Angelo yintridn, Aca-
ia. 6 feet, III inches
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Mexican Baby Dies -Mlnucl
Aguilar, four month old son OF
Sabjna Aguilar Of four corners
djod Last night. Funeral services
were held from the 3. T.. Lemons
tmIaI pahora this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

S'auncho speedy. CcOnOmi-
cal, easy in control, responsive
that it cmbOdics the most attrac-
live equipment and fittings that
yea can find in any motor cars,
Now we want TO show you thas
YOU can afford to own De Solo
Six even though you had s2'your
price limit somewhat 10, w than
De Soto's initial price, and had
Observation-Disclosures less
than De Soto offers.
Check all of De SotO's remark
able features find out how
much less are De Solos upkcep
costs. Consider these items in
relation to the purchase price
and you will be convinced that an
investment in De Soto Six is not
surpassed by anything offered
in tho low-priced field today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Already you know that any
Chryslcr-buiIt car is ultra
smart in appearance,
stauuch. SDCCdy. CcOuOmi-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Expert Finger Waves Parisicnne
Inauty Shoppe. SIS Main st. Phone
20. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

NOR used car department is operated under the
~ famous Chevrolet Red 0. K. Tag system.
Under this plan, we attach a Chevrolet Red O. X.
Tag to the radiator cap Of every reconditoneI
car--showing exactly what vital units Of the car
have been checked or reconditioned by our expert
mechanics.
We believe that no fairer system If used car mer,
chandising has ever been worked out for il assures
the customer honest value, we'll a dependable
satisfactory car.
Due to the great popularity of the new Chevrolet
Six we have on hand at this time wide selection
Of 20. KID" used cars taken in trade on new cars
Come in and look them over. You are sure to find
exactly the you want at price that will amaze
YOU. And our terms are eXceptionallY easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

Frcdarick's Machine permanent
waving complete for $1,000. Expert
finger waving. hloas Sicrcl Phone
920. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27
zhe vast difference llii6;e
o. feeO dollars make

There is no better invest
meni in the motor car mar
kct today than that small
amount of money that rep
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

The inland Empire Gas Co. Speed
Economy and Convenience. Cook
with Gas. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-27

ParIe.onne EoaUty chcnno. ~
Na.u -. Phone 80. adv