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Legal Notices

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
MISSION. DIVISION OF CoNsTRUC-
NOTICE 5rTH H 70 BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for the construction of, certain
ceived by the Director of the Indiana
State Highway Commission at his office
in the Statehouse Annex in indianapolis
proposals will be publicly opened and
read. These bridges are further described
as follows:
Knox County-Repsirs to substructure
and two new 72-foot spans to replace
present swing span of Wabash River
bridge on Road 5O-A at vincennes
Newton County-One bridge on Road
ais over the New York Central railroad
consisting Of two spans of IS feet and
one span of IS feet 6 inches. and includ
ing approximately 5000 cubic yards ap-
Delaware County 5O-foot bridge
Jay county-one 4o-foot bridge on
The plans and specifications NAV be
examined at the office of the State High
way Commission. Statehouse Annex. Indi-
warded upon payment to the Director of
nominal charge. No. refund will be
made for plans returned.
Proposals must be made upon standard
forms of the Indiana State Highway
Commission. which will be supplied upon
Each bidder, with his proposal. shall
file a corporate sprety bond payable to
the State Of Indiana in the penal sum
Of at least one and one-hen ul2l times
the amount Of his proposal, with good
and sufficient security to the approval
Of the Director. SUCH BOND SHALL
BE ONLY IN THE FORM PRESCRIBED
BY LAW AND SHALL BE EXECUTED
ON THE FORM BOUND IN THE PRO
POSAL.
Further information regarding he
work contemplated. the method OF letting
and price Of plans, will be furnished upon
request.
The right is reserved by the Director
to reject any or all bids or to award on
any stated combination of bids that is in
his judgment most advantageous to the
state OF Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
1 BROWN Dtrectnr
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'CANNIBAL BUG Is
FINALLY ISOLATED
Illinois PathoIogist Announces Sue
cess of Experiment.

RH Tnifcd Press
DECATUR. Ill. Aug. 9.-Dr.
Berry E. Gay, pathologist at De-
catur- Macon county hospital, an
nounced today that he has isolated
"cannibal bug" which preys on
bacteria that cause blood poisoning
and kindred infections.
DR.. Gay has been conducting ex-
periments along this line for several
years and his announcement said he
at last has succeeded in isolating the
streptococci-phage
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NUN DIES IN BLAZING
CONVENT: RESCUED 81
citing Mother Superior Trapped
Trying to Save Sacrament.

- United Press
PORTSMOUTH, England. Aug. g.
Sister Celestine, acting Mother
Superior of st. aPtrick's convent
on Hayling Island. gave her life at
tempting to save the blessed sacra-
ment. prime object OF her devotion
when fire broke out in the convent
today.
First Sister Celestine directed the
rescue of fifty-four con alescent
children and seven other nuns from
the burning wing. which was de-
stroyed. Then she dashed back to
save the host. but was overcome by
smoke.
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hidder AT o'clock. A-,~ II !
wrecked, whippet Coach. Motor No. e.
6s72T: serial No. e6-6eol3. to cover stor-
age charges of SIS. WALP'S GARAGE.
ass ". Wash. ST.
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The body OF full-grown sea ele-
plant contains about seventy gall
Ions of pure oil.
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You Reso the Want AQS
Have ven tried to use themi
It's eesv Gail RI 1851
ASH for an 40 Iaker

LEGAL NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORT
GAGE SALE.
Default having been made in the pay
ment of a certain chattel mortgage
executed BY North Side Plumbing Com
pany. per I. c. Wilbur, of the county of
Marion. State OF Indiana, on the 22nd day
of January. 1929. 10 the International
Harvester Company of America. and filed
for record with the recorder for Marion
County. Indiana. on the 2Srd day OF jan
uary 1929. in Book number 453. page l54
instrument number 3047. and upon which
mortgage there is declared to be due and
unpaid S222.7S principal. acc interest, and
repair bill of $3.50. total S359.44. We
have taken possession Of:
one International Motor Truck model
SPD Chassis number 4Se$C. Engine num-
Der e47i0 and attachments.
being the property described in said mort
esge and will sell il at public sale to the
highest cash bidder to satisfy this lien
and the repair bill. at Service Station
of International Harvester Company OF
America. 425 Kentucky Ave. Indianapolis.
at / O'Clock in the afternoon OF Saturday
August 10th. 1929.
INTERNATIONAL. HARVESTER COM
PANY OF AMERICA.
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ALABAMA, n. 1oo5-Well furnished. clean
I BEVILLE, s29-Furrished 5-room fiat and
bath; pr. ent.; adults; $3.50 wk. Gu. 1881
BELLEFONTATNE, 2305-Newly deco; priv
! toilet; lavatory; large comfort. rooms.
private: garage: SO. Ii. 9l04.
CHADWICK, sl+3-room double; fur
nished; water. lights. gas: Sc per week.
CAPITOL. N, l409-2-rm. apt. everything
fuIn.. mod. Ii. $751;.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Avenue.
nice clean cool rooms reasonable rates.
DORMAN. 322i7-single and con-; newly
deco; pri emit: bath: sink; So. IS.
DELLA, N. 132S-Lsrge rm., kitchenette
everything newly furnished. run. water.
Ii. 1874.
HIGHLAND PL., 2943-2 or 8 unfur. rms.
and kitchenette; heat furnished; modern.
MER. N. 16lo-2-room apt. private bath;
everything furnished.
MORRIS, W. 1913 rooms. gas range.
sink. yard fenced. children welcome.
MARLOWE. 1917 lge mod. rooms priv.
entrance. sink. everything fur. $50.
clean. nicely furnished. home-like. adults:
NORTH, E, 2I6-Large front rm., kitchen;
unfurnished also sleeping.
NEW JERSEY, N, 1929 large front fur
nished room; light housekeeping. $500.
NORTH, e, 220-2 housekeeping rms,
modern. also sleep. rm Ri. 1851
oRENTAL. 20: M h99useke.e I1I! apt
P 466 shady sG yd i2a? s. H Fs sos furnished
PARK, 933-2 clean, we'll furnished suites,
modern. reasonable. Ri. 1898.
PRATT. E.. ii9-SUITE OF RMS. MOD;
CLEAN; VERY DESIRABLE; ADULTS.
PARK, 2O64-2 rooms. modern. clean, nicely
furnished. range. refrigerator. adults:
PTTEY 1o72 Yoorns furnIshed:- no linen:
bath private adults. II: l493-W.
SHELBY. 1343-GaS, water, lights and
314 z. ST. CLAIR
Two connecting rooms and bath, every
thing newly furnished; plenty hot water;
on first floor; So week, Ii. 1857.
SPRUCE. 1922 modern light housekeep-
ing rooms. DR.. 1l76.
WANTED-Manager for apartment house,
North Indianapolis Address Box a.
TACOMA, N, 81 rooms. private, bath
Children. Cali after $40.
TALBOT. n. 242O-5-room apt. every,
thing furnished. bedrooms, garage; s14
TALBOTT, N. 2420-3-room private, apt,
garage. SO per week. ia. lilo.
WALNUT, E., 49, furnished rms; walk
dist. $40 mo. See housekeeper in base:
WASH. E., eSe1z--Bedroom. dining room.
kitch'te. sink. victrola. 2 beds II wtd.. 50:
WALNUT, e, 112-Nice front rn.; kitch;
down priv emit; ga opt; mr.. car line.
NEW JERSEY. 4l8 M nice light house
kping rms; 81 & SIS; ice box fur. Ri 2098.
Your Moneys Worth Here
New Jersey, N, 131s-Beautifully arranged
two-room apt; bath; everything fur
nished; garage.
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Help Wanted Male
Statesmen Wanted

We have openings for good, ex-
perienced used car statesmen; we
want men that can really sell used
cars; if you are a hard worker you
have good chance for a perma-
nent connection with us. Apply to-
day at 923 Virginia ave-, ask for
Mr.. Baasey.
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Lost and Found


REWARD Information of black and tan
aiTedale. Mike. 5693 Central. Hu. 2292.
FOX TERRIER,-White, tan: no tail; child S
pet 1924 S. East. DR.. l562-M.
LOST OR STOLEN-Collie. yellow with
white collar. clipped. $40 E. warsaw st.
HORSE-Strayed or stolen from nea' Mass;
Ave. and Rural Oh. 613i-M.
EMBROIDERED BAG-Near Mass. Ave.
Michigan St. containing combination BILL
fold coin purse. owners name. Liberal
reward 2l5 People Blk. Bog. RiA 62o6
Special Notices
raridIy safely; amazing re-
suits: relief for rheumatism. neuritis.
diabetes. hay and rose fever, kidney trou-
Die. high blood pressure, all blood troubles.
Nature Aid Mineral Baths $50 e: Ohio
St Room 303. Castle Hall. Ii 5092:
MILDRED MEWHINNEY-Form of 2o4
Rauh Bldg, now loca. 227 N. Del. Apt. 8.
STRICTLY HOME MADE BREAD ALL
KINDS CAKES; PARKER HOUSE ROLLS
ABLE. MRS sTOKER. 2157 N. CAPITOL.
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Lost and Found

LOST OR STOLEN-Fox terrier: black and
white: chiid's pet; from SIT E 18th; re-
ward. Ii. sos, Ri. 052o, or He. 2606.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

wANTED-Io carloads of furniture tim
mediatsly: best prices. Can FL 2ols
Spot Cash f ' fiji e.; :; !.
CARL SHANK. Ii 1910.
II you have furniture to sell why not
call DR.. 0e54 and get what IT is worth.
HOUSE CLEANNGP-Y Your surplus cloth;
bn efD ns - 6sp obs1s iPe6' ARMY
$50 Ia " deoesia 81 "
Pets and LIUe Stock
WE have plenty of baby chicks; sl2 per
dred:
81 N. Delaware. Ri $40.
GERMAN POLICE PUP-Male. edigreed 7
months. Well marked. II 0l54-R.
BEAUTIFUL male police dog: reas. 1923 N.
Capitol or Ia. $3.50, after p. m.
BOSTON BULLS-6 wks.. pedigreed Sired
by King OF Hearts: reas. DR.. 3096-J.
IRISH RED SETTER-Bird pups, $3.50.
24l3 Wheeler st. Oh. 1851.
Al !, MICH MIC CS02W-;yERF!sEY;. IS DOWN.
YOUNG FRYS-And squads for sale; any
or call Oh. $40
POLICE PUPS-SilYer grey; SIS and $40.
Reasonable. Ii. $3.50
GERMAN POLICE DOG-I W.. gray, male.
.Pedigreed. 729 N Denny.
POLICE PUPS.-Pedi.; cheap; also grown
male and female sacrifice. Ri. 9ol9.
YELLOW HEAD PARROT-And cage, good
talker. 1T Koehne st.
COCKER SPANIEL-Fu blooded puppies
SIS and $40. 261s Olrey Oh. 39l7.
FOX TERRIFRs-Pedigreed six weeks;
females So. males IS. Ri. Sol.
FOX TERRIERS wks.: pedigrd.. beauti-
fully marked fem. So; males. IS. Ri 5lol
Musical Instruments
TRUMPETs- Holten. Buescher. like new;
E-Z payments. LORENz SAXOPHONE
SCHOOL. ground floor. Pembroke Arcade
SPECIAL SALE
pian2s and player piaRR9@S5 s4S;s245'
235 N. Pennsylvania. Ri. 577l.
LEEDY TRAP DRUM-Gd. condi. reason
able. owner 3054 Sutherland. or He. 3712.
STICK UPRIGHT PIANO-s35; BARGAIN.
SOLD ON TERMS. Viking MUSIC
CO.. 100 E. OHIO ST.
UPRIGHT PIANO-GOOD CONDITION;
CHEAP. DR.. 2420-J
Pianos for Rent
81 Per Month
KrdRALL PIANO STORE.
Ri. 2l55 $50 N. Delaware
DRUM with all attachments; Al cond-
ton reasonable. Oh. 5782, 1902 Sturm.
PLAYER PIANO-Dark oak; bench. so
rolls; very cheap. Hu. 1929.
CHICKERING GRAND. 1895.
Terms If desired.
BALDWIN PIANO co.
1887 Monument Circle Open evenings.
APT. GRAND-$215; terms or will trade
good upright Ii. 6464.
TFV TTM8S WANT aus F0P RIIST-7T
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wANTED-I0 carloads OF furniture TIM
mediately; best prices. Call Fl 20is
MR.. PIERCE
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ATWATER KENT-New dynamic speaker
POOL MUSIC SHOP. 108 w Wash. st.
RADIO REPAIR-BV experts. aerials
elinninators spkcrs OF any make sets We
Hon, Emit RADTO ~, A02a
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Automobiles Wanted

WILL-Pay cash for your car or your
equity
!. WOLF AUTO co.
Ii 45le 56l CAPITOL
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BREAKFAST SET-Beautiful living room:
9-pc dining room. complste heorm.. rugs
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HEATING sTOVE-Charter Oak; good con
barg. must be sold by Saturday. DR.. 5794
LINOLEUM = Several remnants. variou,
sizes, at cost PATTERSON SHADE CO.
3rd floor. Woolworth Bldg. E. wash
LIVING and dining room suites; coil
spring day bed; ice box. Oh. 1871.
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FANS ceiling. D. c.; sell reas.; guar;
delivered and put up. 1905 English Ave.
GASOLINE STOVE-Kitchen Cook burn
ers; ex. cond.; barg. for quick sale. 5l22
oil
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GARAGE. 1Oxl6-Lumper. roofing, nails
and hardware. S62 SO delivered. Anything
in lumber. FERREE- CASE LUMBER co
state and De Loss st.
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FAN-Large ventilating; Al cond., cost
Wa. 0136-J.
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Motor Boat

Inboard motor. best and safest on river.
will sacrifice. Be- 37ll.
OUTBOARD -MOTOR-Caille, 30 racing:
used short time; barg. for Sl00. Ia. 2643
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Electric drop heads. repair all makes
1875 W. WASHINGTON RI. 97ls.
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Cottages and Resorts

CoTTAGE-Lake james; rooms.
1859
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cut Price Radios and Photographs"
225 E. Washington.
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Rent Housekeeping Room,

ALA, N. s2e-2-room apt: newly fur
nished; next 70 bath. Ii. 6237.
ASHLAND l804-2-room furnished apt
downstairs: in-a-door red, private bath.
fropt & rear porch; 50 week. He. 4406.
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PLAINFIELD. IND.-5 rms. mod; COT; NJ
hardwoods; redeco.; s35. Southport IA,
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WHEN vol want sonething good in paint
varnish. etc, the very best that can be
made. see Marion Paint Co.. 536
Meridian. Ri sl65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

Paulina nears her fifth birth
day. An interesting new photo
graph of the small daughter of
the Speaker of the House and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
g Harris & Ewing
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
MEETING DISCUSSES P
MISSIONARY WORK

A missionary meeting of lmman-
ucl Circle was held Yesterday after
noon at the Baptist church, po-
gram on Latin America following
the short business meeting.
Mrs. ". +. Corkhill was in charge
of the program and also was leader
of the devotiouals. She was assist
cd by Mrs. c. w Whistler who read
a paper on Central America; by Mrs.
Charlie Forsbcrg, who gave a paper
on Cuba, and by Mrs. G. W. Finley,
who spoke on Porto Rico.
All three papers were concerned
with the work done by the Baptist
missions in these fields and with the
prospects for future developments
of their sphere Of influence.
Mrs. Vera Harris and Mrs. j. +,
Eldlidgc were hostesses and served
dainty refreshments at the close OF
the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
p. E. O. TO HAVE
ALL DAY MEETING

An informal meeting of p. +. o.,
called by the social service commit
tee, was held yesterday morning at
the home of Mrs. Howard p. Meyer
on Wensley avenue.
a generous response to the request
FOR donations of clothing was made
and the members spent the morning
in sorting the garments.
Mondays meeting is to be an all
day one, beginning at 10 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. O. G. Horne on Len
Rey avenue. A pot luck luncheon
will be served at noon and those
members unable to attend the entire
session are Urged to be present at
some part of the meeting.
The day will be occupied with
mending garments and wrapping
Christmas packages. Each member
is requested to bring scissors, needle
and thimble, and some inexpensive
toy. Those who have extra Christ
mas wrappings are also requested
to bring them.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
Much Interest
In Boat Races


Much local Interest has been
aroused over the last of the mid
winter sweepstakes regatta to be
held on the Salton Sea race. course
tomorrow and Sunday. Many +!
| Centrap water sports enthusiasts
arc planning to be on deck whcr
the first race is called at l0:30 a.
m, tomorrow, and will remain un.
til the last race is over Sunday al
tCrnoon.
I ., Spcedboats from clubs all over
the United States are entered in
the two day racing events and it is
expected that many existing rec
oids will be lowered. All races will
be under the rules of the American
Power Boat and the Southern Cali
fornia Outboard associations.
Large crowds are. expected from
coast cities as well as eighboripg
states and every facility for the
convenience Of guests will be ON
Land, The Salton Sea Yacht club
assures prospective visitors that re-
ffeshcmnt booths will be convent
entity situated near the coarse.
There win be no admission charge
tor the races However, a. program
&C events will be on sale at nominal
cost for all who may wish to fol.
low the entries with greater GER
laintv. g-FE H.# tte#
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
NOTED SPEAKERS
+ o X. SESSIONS /.
OF INSTITUTE

Teachers in the schools of lmper'
ial county will assemble Wednesday
morning, December Is, in the audi
torium of the local high school for
the annual institute.
II. c. Coe, county superintendent.
Will preside at the opening session
and splendid programs are planned
tos the entire period. On Wednes-
day morning, the Hon. Nierling
kersey, state superintendent of pub
lie instruction, Will give an address,
and that afternoon, Mrs. Beatrice
Ensor, editor of the New Era, Of
London. England, will speak on "The
Liberation of the Personality: \
Critical Survey of the New Discip-
line.
An address on creative education
will be given at the morning session
on Thursday by Arthur S. Gist of
the San Francisco Teachers college,
and that afternoon, DR.. Tully G.
knolcs of the College of the Pacific
will talk on the "Need for Cultural
Education".
Another noted speaker, will be Dr.
Samuel w. Graffln of the Westside
\. NJ. c. \. of New York city. Mrs
Pearl kendall-Hess, director of the
scientific temperance instruction de
partmcnt, will also speak.
AS well as these prominent out of
town speakers, many of the educa-
tors Of the valley viii be heard in
excellent addresses. Musical num-
bers will be given and on Wednesday
night banquet will be given at the
Barbara Worth hotel in honor of
Nierling kersey.
Section meetings will be held as
well as joint sessions and with the
able speakers aud leaders secured,
the institute should prove to be one
of the most successful ever held in
this county.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
ANNOUNCE CAST OF
WILSON PROGRAM

On Tuesday, Decernbcr II. the
Wilson school will present at s
o'clock il the auditorium, its second
annual Christmas festival
4 vested choir of over 100 voices
will be heard in Christmas carols and
tableaux, depicting scenes from the
Nativity accompanied by appropri-
ate readings from the Scripture will
be presented.
Don Rex. Jr., Will give the read
iRgs and the east for the .tablcaux
is as follows: Pauline Mathes
Mary; David Goddard, Joseph; War
den McPherrin, Jesse Bush, Homer
Chambers, Elwood Rinehart, Lester
King, Charles Zinn, Guy Holbrook,
Emmons Cook, shepherds; Margaret
Loud, angel; Robert Childers, Ted
Gruwcll, Freddie Wong, wise men.
Basil Williams win be heard in n
violin solo and a tumpet duet will
be given by Billie Moody and Eu-
gene Becker. The public is cordially
invited to be the guests of the school
at this Christmas festival. .-.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
WEDDING IN OREGON
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Many valley residents will be in
terestcd to learn of the recent mar.
riagc of Miss Katherine Nichols,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Nichols, piOheer residents of this
community for II years, to Arnold
CheeYer Of Marshfield, Oregon.
The wedding took place at high
noon on Thanksgiving day in the
First Congregational church of Ash
field, Oregon, the Nichols living in
the nearby town of Valley View.
Pale pink and yellow hues were
used in the flowers decorating the
church and in the bridesmaids cos
tunes. Rev. G. u. Mccartney per
formed the ceremony which was wit.
messed by over 80 guests and fol
lowed by a reception in the church
parlors.
A group Of relatives and intimate
friends of the two families were
guests at a Thanksgiving day din.
rer at the home of the brides par.
cpts after which the young couple
left for Marshficld where they viii
make their home.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
PYTHIAN SISTERS
ELECT OFFICERS

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected at the meeting of the Pythi,
an Sisters held last night at the
Davis hall.
Mrs. Juanita He'll was chosel:
most, excellent chief. Mrs. Martha
steel, excellent senior; Mrs. Bird
Hobby, excellent junior: Mrs. Josie
Gridcr, manager; Mrs. Rosa Wake
field, Mistress of records and cor
rCspondcnce; Mrs. Nina Stafford,
mistcrss of finance; Mrs. Mel
trustee; Mrs. Hattie Stewart, past
chief; Mrs. Hattie Morrison, in
stalling officer.
w. A. Mattox, state dep
uty grand chancellor of Long
Beach ,gavc an inspiring address as
did Mr.. Whitaker of Bakersfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
Fellowship Banquet At
Barbara Worth Tonight

Tonight delegations from h e
Methodist congregations all over the
valley will meet at the Barbara
Worth hotel for a fellowship ban
quct and program. ..... e,,.. .
This is an important event in the
program of the church and promises
to be inspirational and enjoyable.
The Calcxico and Holtville groups
will present a fine musical program
and the Rev. Frank Linder, pastor
of the First Methodist church of San
Diego, will be the speaker.
\ direct stage service from Lake
county points to San Francisco has
recently been inangurated.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
BRIDGE PARTY
PRETTY AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Massey were
hosts to group of friends at u
charming party last night at their
home OIL Park avenue. The guests
enjoyed an evening of bridge after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. Jeff Mills of Holtville won
first prize, Mrs. George r. Morrison,
second; Mrs. Florence Allenby,
third; Jeff Mills, first for men; W.
r. Grant, second; and George II.
Morrison third.
Guests at this delightful affair
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopsood,
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeff Mills of Holtvillc, Mrs.
Florence T.. Allcnby, George r. Nor
rison and Sterling Oswalt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
VALLEY MOVING
BIG / SHIPMENTS |.
OF VEGETABLES

Imperial Valley produce is being
moved out of FL Centre in ever in
creasing quantities according to fig.
ures obtained from the. southern
Pacific, roalroad company s office
here today. Since December . when
the, lettuce shipping season formally
opened, Co. carloads of that product
have a been shipped over the. com,
pany's lines with 23 more ears of
lettuce ordered today. la
During the past two weeks, 40
carloads of fall peas have been sent
out by express and 261 by freight
and it is expected that $50 more ear
loads of peas will bo shipped from
this point, moving them at the rate
of II or Is cars day. e.
The shipping of carrots which win
begin between Christmas and the
first of the year is expected to
assume almost gigantic proportions
this season. There is 5000 acreage
of this vegetable and according to
advance estimates between 1900 and
100 ears will be needed to handle
the crop. lls.sT0
CARROTS of miscellaneous vegcta.
bles are just beginning to move out
of the valley. To date the Southern
Pacific has handled six cars of
greens, one of chicory and one of
bell peppers.
The railroad company is making
every effort to cooperate with the
ranehers in the shipment of their
produce and has placed almost un-
limited means at their disposal in
this matter. ts -. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13
DANGER LIES IN BULKLESs DIETS
Eat ALL-BRAN and Prevent Constipation

Thousands Of people wonder why
they are suffering when they try
TO be so careful regarding their
diet. They have headaches, bad
complexions and are unhappy be-
cause their old-time strength and
vigor are gone.
Constipation is often the cause
OF this bad health. And lack of bulk
in the diet is usually the cause
of constipation. Roughage is
needed daily to sweep the system
clean Of poisonous wastes. Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN will supply this
roughage. =
ALL-BRAN works as nature
works. 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief to prevent constipation.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-13

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