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Births

wiley and Elsie Scott. 1908 West YER
mont.
Robert and Dorothy woerner. Christian
hospital.
Odis and Mildred Campbell, 6251a East
william and Goldie Edwards. 245l Indi-
annapolis.
Calvin and Florence Potter. 429 Douglas.
Oryal and Lee Small. BOZ North BeVil!e.
Malcolm and Elizabeth LonbaTger. 5So
Alton. 80
Twelfth.
d Carl and Christianna Genrich, 1924 East
Robert and Lueua Rollins. 91s East If
Leslie and Lucille Hallam. 3e7a Birch
Girls
Byron and Dorothy Nehs. 1852 Union.
,Tohn and Lucille Logan. 1909 English;
Vernon and Zoe Summers, 1912 Hlllsloe
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CANADA GOOD NEIGHBOR
u. S. Ex- Minister Tells of Own
Treatment During Service
BU United Press

BH United Press
TORONTO, Nov. 29.-"Thc
United States Is fortunate in hav-
ing such a neighbor as Canada -
William Phillips, former American
minister to Canada, told the Amerl-
can Women's Club of Toronto at his
last public appearance here.
I'm my official relations with TIE
prime minister and members of the
Dominion government, I have met
only with the utmost frankness and
good will, although naturally az
times our points of view have
differed" he said.
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HELD FOR JEWEL THEFT
Negroes Under Arrest, Charged With
Taking $4,000 in Gems.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 29-Two Negroes
were under arrest here today,
charged with taking $4,000 worth
of jewels from the Highland Park
home of William j. Pancoe, million
aire stationer, after threatening to
kill Pancoe and his 5-year-old son
Robert.
Len Franklin, %, and Henry Meth
erS, 81, were arrested twelve hours
after the robbery. Pancoe identified
jewels found in their room. The
bandits entered the millionaire's
home through a window, awakened
members of the family and threat
ened to kill them if they didn't tell
where the jewels were kept.
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Death Notices

DUGAN, MARIA--Mother of Mrs. Charles
Boyle. Mrs. Della Barnaby. Mrs Louise
CasseIl and Timothy Dugan, died Thurs
day. Nov. %. Funeral at the home of
day. Nov. so. $3.50 a. m. Services st. An
thongs church, 9 a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery. Friends invited. browns
burg papers. please copy.l
HANWAY. Eta TRICK = Age 70 years,
widow Of Thomas Hanway. passed away
p. m. at the residence. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends. invited.
Martha Louise-Beloved wife
Of Albert :; Mannfeld. passed away. at
49, age SIS years Funeral services at the
home Saturday, Nov. 30, at D. m. Burial
Crown Hill cemetery.
MCREERY, MABEL LEE-Age 20 years.
daughter of Mrs Lucy Shepard. passed
away Thursday. Nov; %: Friends may
Friday afternoon and evening. Remains
will be taken to Carroilton. KY. Saturday
morning for funeral and burial
MEANS. MARTHA EMEN-Passed away
Wednesday evening at home of daughter.
Mrs. Fred Bishop, 1888 Barth Ave. age
s. FHnera IO Saturday s ESQ Little sugs at
creek CREEK miles south Of New Palestine.
Interment CUNNINGHAM cemetery, in
charge of MAX HERRLICH g. SON.
MEARS. JOSEPKINE-Beloved wife Of
John Mea de Mad 1t the home so Of
Campbell avenue, Tuesday. Nov. 26. 1929;
age 81 years; mother of Madge Clunie.
George Mears Grace Boyer. Lorraine
Swearingin. Harry Mears, Ruth. Bealau,
Rockville road, r. r. /. Box 179. Satur-
% SsX b 80 nERaNHhossoM l'a IN 0 caaRa a
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Marion to Celebrate

BN Times NDeCidI
MARION, Ind, Nov. 29.-Open-
ing of the Christmas season and
beginning of service of new street
lighting system will be the occa-
sion for a celebration here the eve
ming of Dec. 6, under auspices of
the retail bureau of the Association
of Commerce.
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HELD FOR OLD KILLING
COnfesseS Crime In West Virginia
After Hiding Since 1919.
BY United Press

BY United Press
DETROIT, Nov. 29.-After hiding
from the law for ten years, Peter
B. Kinder, SO, alias John Atkins, to-
day is in Jail at River Rouge await
ing officers to return him to Blair
West, Va, where he is charged with
killing a mine guard in 1919.
Kinder, who worked for the Ford
Motor Company for seven years,
was arrested by River Rouge police
after a friend with whom he had
quarreled. had revealed the charges
against him. He has confessed the
killing, but told Polite Chief Walter
F.. Hancock, of River Rouge that he
thought the charges had been
dropped.
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Lost and Found

CIAssEs-sheu trimmed. lost on E. 10th
st. Reward. Dr. $685..
LARGE POLICE DOG--white. male ,s,,d name e
Mmtt z months old; strayed TUESDAY
noon from 1911 College Ave. Reward
Call Ii. $685. r
TOST-Betyeen city and Franklin, suit
case. containing mems. lady's ana papy
clothes. Reward. 1872 lexington ~
LOST silver headed hickory cane cane val
niShed brown. Reward. DR.. 1913-M:
GIN RUTS-DoWntown Nov %; owner
i needs eds badly. Be. 291O-J. Reward
WRIST WATCH-Platinum top; set sm nan
dam6nds sapPhires, 6etT G0ldstein 1be end
Continental bk or S. Mer 1eee III oss9
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

CENTRAL, 1960-Nicely furn. kltchenette
apt. steam heat. lights. gas, water.
EAST, N, 233-Attractive mod, clean,
warm room; reasonable. Ri. 1895.
EASTERN AVE. 2O9--2 furn. hskpg.. rms.
modern. completely furnished.
HARDING, S, 523-3 rooms, SO; . rooms.
Sc; everything furnished.
ILLINOIS. NJ. 5l1-Newly decorated rms.
and apis. heat. hot water.
IRVINGTON-2 large front rms. well
furn.. garage 1925 Julian ave.
MARKET. E. 634-6l0-NICE RMS. MOD,
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. RI. 2l02.
MER.. N, ll37-Room, kitchenette; heat.
hot water; clean; reasonable. Ii. 1888:
housekeeping: everything furnished.
MERIDIAN, NJ. I835-Niceiy furn. apt.
or rms. constant hot water.
MERIDIAN, s., lO24I2 Apt. I4.-3 house
keeping rms. also sleeping rm.
NEW JERSEY. N. l34-Good warm house
keeping rooms. Ri. Alas. -
NEW YORK, E., 3lO--Cozy, light warm,
front room, mod. priv; very reasonable.
NOBLE. s., 6l5-2-room newly fur. apt;
steam heat: everything furnished: walk.
dis. Sc & 81 per wk.: adults only.
per week; room. $3.50. -
OLIVER AND DIvIsION-2 mod. rms:
everything furn.; Sc week. Oh. 68l9.
ORIENTAL. N. 20 rm. furn. apt; also
front sleeping rms.
OXFORD, N, 1882 furn. housekeeping
rms; 81 wk: priv. entrance. Oh. O897-W.
PARKWAY AVE. 742-4 furnished rms:
widows modern home. Wa. 1921.
PENN, N. 186NLovely housekeeping rms;
everything furn.: ref.
RUCKLE 20l5-2 furnished rms, modern:
everything furnished: 81. He. 1867.
UNIVERSITY AVE, 5363-Cor. Downey; 8
rms. unfur.; heat, lgt., gas. bath; $2S
by week or month.
WALNUT. W, ll8.
Two suites. 81 and 50, furnished
WALNUT, E. I12-2 modern rms; private
entrance; also sleeping room.
WASH, e., 1902 modern rms. every
thing fur but linens; 81 week; also
garage; 81 mo. Ii. 408i.
18TH. E.. 1864 beautiful furn. rms.s
bath; modern. Oh. l014-J.
18TH. W, I22-Nicely furn. rm., Kitchen
cite: good heat; priv. entrance Ii. o2Ig:
18th, 13s w rms; furnished complete;
strictly modern; $500.
LOVELY WOODRUFF rms. everything
furn.: Sd f.: 81. Oh. 4108. ---.
/. 3 OR furnished. mod. sleeping or
housekeeping. 3l7 E. Tenth. Phone.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS.
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Help Wanted Male
SPECIAL ATTENTION!

Insurance Statesmen. and those who
want to be Insurance Statesmen 15 can SS
cure REAL OLD FASHION pET Srst YEA Us ar
Submissions comm IS H Perpetual, or CON IN
TINUoUs RENEWAL contract. are are tne
kind that formerly made agents is T Indian
cpoEnties aHD experienced men will ,s be
given protected ts5 aatEy d 1ndsg w wf
f noe ad1eveIonment assistance. This Is a
F ZEAL ue oHPePTSo5RTUNITY to build an agency
Of Your own. Call at office oiyn 20 f III
out-oftown applicants wTlte sn gs' arsranee
l0r THE II e oHTo STATE LIFE ms. co.
~; New n, civ Trust Bldg.
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Situations Wanted Male

HAVE HAD 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE han
ding men on production, from foreman
to mill superintendent. Open pee. 10
WHAT HAVE YOU? Box Ass, Times
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Help Wanted Female

coLoRED OR WHITE TO MAKE , Exr
IRA CHRISTMAS MONEY: Will 49, MGH
INTERFERE WITH OTBEE "Orh'
WRITE AT ONCE. Asa. TINES.
GIRL, out Of school, to make her nome
with us, help care for children' + ID fS
change for good home. Will oe IEea'eo
the same as my own: Or. 444o. -----
5Y117p ItT6T17FD house toulouse sales ladies,
good proposition for those Wiling 10
work. Gail bet. 1872 o. m. RI: 218g:
ExPERTENCED HOTEL MAIDS-$6 PER PER
WEEK AND ROOM. BOX A-64 TIMED 1MEo:
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. N. 11l5-Warm; Clean home
like. hot water IS. HI. 2111.
ALABAMA. n, 2328-Modern. front teo Gm q;
ARSENAL, N. 4l0-Front warm nm. priv.
BRADBURY. 952-Furn; nm; mod home
pgO4OWAY- 2939-Comfortable furn. mod
nm, near bath. Gentlemen. Ia. O834.
CENTRAL, CAR LINEIFurn. front rm..
~ 2 men employed. Call before II morn
ing OF evening. Ha. 2615-W.
CENTRAL AVE-Nice light warm rm.;
next bath; private home. Ha. 3802-W.
CENTRAL. i960-Nice. warm room: close
to bath. 81. ---------
CENTRAL. Ie36-Newiy furnished modern;
cozy: privileges: garage. ha- 5000.
CENTRAL. 2o4s-Nice. comfortable room
near bath. $500.
CENTRAL, AyE.-BusIness women, home
environment: reasonable. Wa. 2l2z.
CLINTON HOTEL-2y Virginia: clean
sleeping and hsekpg rms; steam neaI'
DELAWARE and SD; attractive nm az az
joining bath: gj.ls: good heat. HI. 3s4g:
DENISON HOTEL
Pennsylvania and Ohio. Now is your
opportunity to secure a nice warm room
for winter. Complete hotel service. s1 Haess
iow~as SIS mo. Let US show you.
D0RMAN- 322Is-2 conn. rms. bath; priv.
entrance: everything furnished. 80.
HAMILTON N. 645-Modern rm:: good
ht.: priv horne. 81; gar. opt. Ch 2565-M
JEFFERSON, N, 11l9-Nicely furn., warm
modern room private family; close
school, churches; reasonable
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Business Announcements

CARPENTERING-C plaster work
LEMASTERS. 1928 Spann Ave. Dr.: ozIz-W:
FEATHERS-Bought solo and renovated
feather mattresses, pillows made TO ORDER
e Burke 43l-433 Mass Ave RI 669s
UPHOLSTERING, repairing furniture; spe-
cial price for 80 days. L. H: McCullano
2i6s N. Illinois. Ia. 5o69. Open ewes.
WHY PAY MORE.
Paper furnished and hung. 81 per room
IT. 2415 FRANK JACKSON. On. 2O04.
HAVE YOUR GQTTERIMG and =, tin 5dTg
done BY our TlnShop on Whee1s: ": 80
$3.75 PER ROOM
PAPER hanging. furnished ana NUM-
guaranteed: Ford. Oh: 305l-W
WE REPAIR all kinds of gas ranges we
are experienced McGame. Be. l993-M.
FURNACE installation; all makes Of - furn
repaired. DOYLE Heating Co. u. 7210.
PAPER-0ie?Yine. 75c; 8: wall va Essh 5n6S
painting: white men. G Cannon: ne. 20o0:
RUGS cleaned. 9xl2 $3.50 Cali for del.
10-da spec. Keemer Rug. Co. On: $3.50.
TTNNTNG-Roofing. furnace repairs &c Get
our price. E. M. BAXTER co. On 9z4o
CRACKED-Furnace bowls. repaired with
plastic f1rebrick; CRATES. Ia: 34l4:
NORTH SIDE HOME CARE TAKERS-Wee
do interior exterior dec9pratlngg' n %ash
windows: also fire furnaces. He: 4672.
BATHROOM-Com $40. plumbing and
heating Installed. Refs. Ia 402I:
GUARANTEED TO RID YOU OF BED
BUGS, REACHES. Ri. 8779. -
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
SCHOOL HEAD
GIVES TALK TO
LOCAL CHAMBER

b. NJ. Gruwell, superintendent~of
Yesterdays chamber of commerce
luncheon. Gruwell gave an interest
ing and instructive talk on the con-
ditions in the FL Centre schools
touching also on the needs of the
individual schools. He stressed cX-
pressly the need of improvement in
the condition of the East Side school
building and equipment.
President IIetzel presided at the
meeting of the board of directors of
the chamber in the evening and
gave an interesting resume OF his
recent trip to San Francisco by air
plane in connection with the aero
nautical conference.
j. $. Cameron brought up the
matter Of uniform street arcades,
Of Spanish type, throughout the
city. This idea has been considered
by various individuals for some
time, and the effect of building
uniform arcades in the business dis
trict would admittedly be Il big i'm
proVement and very impressive to
strangers, The matter was referred
to committee for investigation
and recommendation
Guests at the meeting were James
I. COyle, former secretary Cf the
FL Centre Chamber and John Hun
ter, of the Richfield Oil Company.
During the meeting the members of
the board of directors talked over
radio KNO, laudatory of the Rich
field Oh Company which has install
cd Il large beacon at the Imperial
County Airport. A vote of thanks
was conveyed to John Hunter for
che Richfield Oil Company for their
valuable contribution to the county
airport.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service

Origin Of Imperial Valley lettuce
shipments for February 2O.-Cali-
patl.ia, /; Brawley, 108; Calexico,
%; Imperial, /; Estelle, 0; FL
Centre, 80; Heber, II; Holtville,
"a; Sandia, 3. Total PA. Total to
date 6849.
Ell CENTRIC: Wednesday, clear,
maximum II degrees, minimum 81
degrees. Demand moderate, market
weaker. Carloads fob cash track,
crates IS, IS 1892 occasional car
$40 according to quality and per
centage Is; practically straight 5s
low as $l6U.
CHICAGO: lG degrees, showing.
20 cars Calf, Ariz. arrived, Il
on track. Supplies moderate, demand
moderate, market slightly weaker.
Imperial 4' S3j0-75; IS $3.25-50.
NEW YORK: % degrees, snow
ing. % cars Calf, 8 Fla. arrived.
Western supplies moderate, demand
moderate, market steady. Imperial
Is $3.j0$425 few fancy higher; As
$4.00-J0 few fancy $4.7j-j; js $3.50
fancy high as $3.50.
LOS ANGELES: 48 degrees,
clear. 8 Calf. arrived, , unbroken,
u broken on track Truck receipts
1900 crates. Supplies liberal, demand
moderate, market about steady. I'm
perial Al $2.75-3 mostly $500; 5s
81 $3.50, dry pack is 1882 few
high as $225; IS $1.50-75.
Slow demand and excessive sup
pulrs accounted for the weak under
tone that prevailed today. Receipts
of peas were heavy and the best
Pismo stock declined to - TO l3
cents a pound while frost damaged
offerings from Imperial Valley sold
at Z to centA Cauliflower shows
q wide range in quality and sold ac-
cordingly, fancy local crates bring.
| ing 50 cents to one dollar and or
dinary stock 50 to IS cents. Mexican
tomatoes were dull at $1.75 to $500
lug. Chula Vista celery was un
changed at three and half to three
seventy five a crate. Imperial Val
ley grapefruit was steady with 48s
| $500, 64s $4.25, SOS $3.25, zoos
! $500. Tulare county stock sold al
! $225 to $3.50 a box.
PHILADELPHIA: % degrees
showing. Calf. arrived, 9 on track
Western supplies rather light. De
mand moderate, market stronger
! Imperial As, IS $4.00-50.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
GIRLS TO MAKE
CHUTE JU MPS
AT AIR CIRCUS

Wanda w. Rayburn, young FL
Centre girl, has been chosen 10
make The first amateur parachute
Jump at the Imperial Valley Air
Circus, to be held at the Imperial
County Airport next Sunday under
the auspices Of the Junior chamber
Of commerce. According to G. W.
Cox, manager Of the circus, the re-
quest for two local girls to make
4 parachute jump brought forth so
many applicants that it is almost
impossible to decide Tho is entitled
to jump. "This fact speaks well for
the courage ana air-mindedncss Of
the girls Of the valley saws Cox.
1--WE have seldom had SO many
yourN women offering to make the
Jump, and what : more, they are
the type Of girl who will 90 through
with it, Miss RayDurn VIII make
the firs', Jump and the second girl
to make her first parachute jump
viii be announced tomorrow.
These two women s amateur para.
chute jumps win be only part vi
the many thrills Of this air circus.
Cox Will give an exhibition Of many
air stunts which have thrilled
audiences in I'LL parts Of the United
States. Tho climax Of his daredevil
stunts is hanging by his teeth be
meath Il speeding plane. Other mem
bers Of the circus will DO equally
thrilling stunts and there will he
adequate planes to take passenger.
up after the show.
Tie circus has performed in mary
cities and - well organized, accord
ing to Cox, and he states that il
VIII start at 80 and run absoluteE,
on schedule with no dragging o.
halts so typical of amateur ail
events.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
FarnswOrth Cup
On Exhibition

The sweepstakes cup, presented
by the FL Centre Chamber of Com
merce to II. G. Farnsworth, IL now
on display at chamber headquarters.
This cup was presented to the win
ner of the first prize in the impc-
rial County dairy cow competition
of 1928, and the fourth consecutive
cup which has been won by Farms
worth in the annual competitions.
Farnsworth totaled 1873 points, IS
Of which were for the highest
monthly production throughout the
year and the other 100 were for the
following: second highest producing
COW in the county; first and second
highest producing heifers; second il
the first five COWS in one herd; sec
ond in highest herd average for hi.
class.
At the Dairy Day, sponsored By
the dairv department OF the farm
bureau, to be held Friday ii the
Farnsworth farm from to
'clock, r. II. Cary, manager Of the
Golden State Milk Products Com.
pany will present the sweepstakes
cup to Farnsworth. Daring the at
tcrnoon Nern DeTar, farm advisor
will present gold medals to the
dairymcn who also won places in
the contest These are Frank Nunes
second; W. II. HaVckorst, third and
W. {. StarHcr, fourth. In addition
there will be presented by the dairy
department II ribbons to al wht
won place in the contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
Finds Way to Stop
Attacks of Fits

Reports are received of an amaz
ing treatment that epileptics state
has proved successful in stopping
their attacks. R. Lepso, Apt. SO, 895
Island Ave, Milwaukee, Wis, has
been supplying sufferers with this
treatment. He now wishes to reach
all those who have not been helped
and to do so is making the start
ling offer of a generous treatment
free to all sufferers. Anyone af-
flicted should write for this free
treatment at once, giving age. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
Court To Accept
Pleas By Mail

An announcement was made by
Judge /. Mayficld today to the ef-
feet that all persons arres-ed fer
traffic violations in Imperial county
and cited to appear before him may
plead guilty by mail.
MANY persons who have jobs
that keep them from court just drop
the matter,' the Judge declared,
"and it becomes necessary to serve
a warrant to bring them into court.
If person believes he is guilty he
may mail in his plea. This viii
alleviate much embarrassment and
will greatly simplify matters
L. NJ. Dockcr% was fined $40 to-
day by Judge Mayfield for cutting
into line OF traffic.
Arthur Loudon, Of Los Angeles,
was fined $25 fer speeding. Loudon
mailed in his plea of guilty.
Thirty acres of Valencia oranges
at Corina, Los Angeles county, sold
recently fer 4195 OOO
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
NEUR tt S
andRheumatic Sufferers
casey,s Guaranteed Remedy

Casey's Guaranteed Remedy
assures YOU full relief in the most
severe cases or money back. Ma.
ture 5 own tonic eleanses the blood
from the uric acid poison through
direct action on the stomach, liver
and Kidneys. Also specifically ef,
fective in eases of Gout, Dropsy,
High Blood Pressure, Cramps in the
Limbs, Reduces pain and swelling.
$3.50 per bottle. Guaranteed in the
most severe eases by FL Centre Drug
60. Fifth at Main. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21

During 1923 the Porterville Poul-
try Association, TuIare county, gain
ed % per cent in membership and
40 per cent in volume of business.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
PAGE THREE

Five miles Of state highway from
Seeley to Dixeland, Imperial county,
will be paved this year, also three
miles west of Coyote Wells.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21

A delegation from Pomona is ask
ing for the Los Angeles county far
a7d for state control of the Fifth
avenue highway.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
Motorists Break
On Closed Road

Officer c. j. Lee, working out of
the state traffic squad under Cap
tain Frank Oswalt, yesterday ar,
rested sN persons for breaking
through q closed road on the Los
Angeles highway near Kane Springs.
Stanley Truiet, of Los Angeles;
Richard Finn, Los Angeles; S. w.
Cruzon, Pomona; G. Rimuck, Los
Angeles and Edward Anderson, of
Corona were the victims and will
appear before Judge I. Mayfield
next week.
Sam Thompson grower of avo.
cados at Carlsbad, San Diego county,
shipped a half ton of fruit to San
Francisco on February 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21


Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
night. adv
Hot Oil Treatments, Parisienne
Beauty Shoppe. Tel T83. adv
Fishing Trip Planned w. j.
Clements, William Reed, Bert Lem
ons, Emory Girard, Earl Richmond,
b. NJ. Gruwcll and William Tondro
are leaving tomorrow morning for Il
weekend fishing trip i'll FL Toro,
Mexico. The men are quite cnthus-
iastic over the trip as their last
fishing expedition was unusually
successful.
Waterman Piano School Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store,o or Phone 367J. adv
You Now Have a real halter in
your town; fifty years experience.
II. G. Reap, 421 Main st. 7 T S e
Officers Wife Recuperating-Mrs
c. l.. Pennington, wife of Officer
Pennington Of the FL Centre police
force. is cup and about' today
following confinement to her bed
last week with pneumonia.
Best Trucks, Best Service. Light or
heavy hauling, long distance. Ed
Royce. 80 cod tt
Natural Permanent Waves $40.
Parisienne R2quty Shoppe. Tel.
T83. t t tt
Large Shipment Leaves-Anothet
large shipment of lettuce was ship
ped out of Imperial Valley yestcr-
day. according to john W. Donohue
district freight and passenger man
ager of the Southern Pacific rail
road Two hundred and forty-four
cars left FL Centre for points east
and west.
I'll Make Your old hat as good as
new, or no charge. X. G. Reap, 421
Main st. 7 7 Il S If
VIII G. Newell buying hay for
Kenneth r. Simpson x Company rs
registered at the Oregon Hotel tins
week. Leave phone OF address. adv
Imperial county has moro regis
tered purcbred Guernsey cattle than
any other county in the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21

Oregon Coffee Shop. Open al
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
We Loan TO Build, buy or refin.
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

Elks, Dinner Tonight - All Elks
arr invited to the dinner to be serV-
ed in the lodge dining rooms prior
to the meeting tonight. q" Tommy y
Thomas, chef Of the lodge, promises
= real good feed to all who attend
and his reputation for knowing
how' IL guarantee enough to the
EIks.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
COUNTY "
Post Office Closed - Postmaster

POST Uff1ce CIosed = PostmaSter
jenkins announced today that to-
morrow will be observed by the post
office as a legal holiday. There will
be no deliveries of mail either to
the rural or city routes. Box mail
win be available as on Sundays
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21

DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21

Hot Oil Treatments, Parisiennf
Beauty Shoppe. Tel. ?83. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21
Dr.. Harry Hooper. Dentist. Rub.

Der and Hecolite Plates Specially.
647 Main St, FL Centre. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-21

Dorothy Mix Brackenbury, Dane.
ing Instructor 653 Olive. Phone 57l.
adv