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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service

Origin of Imperial Valley lettuce
shipments for February l. - Cali
patria, y Brawley, 80; Calexico, -; ;
Imperial, |; Est"llc, ,; FL Centre,
30; Heber, H. Holtville, 80; Sandia,
); total, 203. Total to date, 1892.
Ell CENTRO-Fr Friday. clear, max
imum 6S degrees, minimum 46 de
grees. Demand good, market strong
er. Carloads fob cash track, crates
Is 5S l.75-2.10 according to quality
and percentage As; practically
straight As high as 225; practically
straight IS 1.j0-65.
CHICAGO-20 degrees clear. 20
Calf. arrived, A. ON track. Supplies
moderate, demand moderate, market
firm. Imperial is 3.5O-75 mostly
$50; IS $3.50 mostly 3.25.
NEW YORK-4O degrees cloudy.
IS Calf, 3 Fla, Tex. arrived.
Western supplies moderate, demand
slow market slightly weaker. Impc-
rial Is 4,25-5.00 few 5.25, poorer 3.775-
400; half crates 225.
ST LOUIS-29 degrees clear. !
Calf. arrived, Is on track. Supplies
moderate. demand light, market
steady. Ariz. is few 800. Imperial
Is 3.2j-50; IS 3.00-25..
BOSTON degrees cloudy.
Calf. arrived, 9 on track. Supplies
moderate, demand slow. market dull
Few sales. Imperial Is 5000; 5s
mostly 800.
DENVER - 40 degrees partly
cloudy. Calf. arrived, diverted
no unbroken cars on track, supplies
moderate, demand moderate, market
firm. Imperial Is Is 3.00-J0.
LOS ANGELES-47 degrees clear
No carlot arrivals. unbroken, 2t
broken on track Truck receipts
l6o0 crates. Supplies liberal, de
mand slow, market dull. Imperial
is 2.2j-j0 mostly 2.25-3j; rs l.7J-2. 90
dry pack is l.5O-75 few high as 200;
IS mostly around l25. Auction yes
terday car Imperial Is l.60-75. De.
mand and trading very slow to
day with practically no price chang
IS reported. The carlot market for
cauliflower continues firm at Is Il
90 cents, offerings are running
heavy to small sizes. Mexican to-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
HEAVY SHIPMENT
OF VEGETABLES
LEAVES VALLEY

One OF the longest vegetable
trains ever to leave Imperial valley
pulled out of FL Centre yesterday.
according to J. w. Donohhc, dis.
trict freight and passenger agent of
the Southern Pacific railroad.
The train consisted of 1873 ears of
lettuce, a conspicuous symbol of the
enormous vegetable output of the
valley. This shipment was being
sent to important cities between
here and the Atlantic coast.
Eighteen cars of lettuce were
also sent vest the official declar-
ed, "bcsidcs % ears loaded with
miscellaneous vegetables departing
for all sections of the country.'
This makes a total shipment of
223 cars of vegetables leaving I'm,
perial valley Yesterday for all parts
of the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
st. Mary's Catholic

Lenten Missions open tomorrow
morning at 46 churches in the do
cese Of Los Angeles and san Diego
Each will continue throughout tie
week. Others follow in rotation ac-
cording to schedule covering tho s,N
weeks Of Lent.
Sermons and services under the
dictatorship Of an expert mission
airy VIII feature the seven davs re
ligious revival in each district.
Father Humilis Wiese, 0. F. NJ.
commences the Imperial valley cam
paign at St. Joseph ) church, Holt,
vile, tomorrow morning. On Feb.
p he moves to Sacred Heart church.
Brawlcy, TO direct the mission there.
The following Sunday evening.
March 5, he comes TO take uD work
at st. Mary ; church here. An over
f'ow congregation is sure to greet
him in each Of the valley cities. IIe
speaks with equal flucncv in Eng
hsh, German. Spanish, French and
italian. His high reputation nor
only as a scholar but also as an eff
cient executive and engaging per
sonality has preceded him.
Bishop Cantwell has lis heart set
on the success Of this unique spirit
ual campaign. Deeper knowledge.
he feels. viii translate itself into
better appreciation and practice OF
religion among his regular subjects
Those who have fallen off from the
nigh standard set up by the faith Of
their fathers Will ind an ouportur
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
HEADS OF CIVIC
BODIES DISCUSS
MANY MATTERS

Endorsements Of the Edwards
Kline plan TOR inclusion of various
southern California roads in the
state secondary highway system was
given last night at the meeting Of
the president : councih composed
Of the heads Of various service or
ganizationS in this city.
The meeting, at which Leo
Hetzel. president Of the III Gcntro
Chamber Of Commerce presided, also
pas d z resolution asking the super
viSors Of San Diego county TO con
>truct a road into Lagura, Is part
Of the short route from Imperial
Valley to Laguna mountains. As
part Of this road is ia San Diego
county, the resolution was consider
cd in order and copy will he for
warded to the san Diego super.
V,sors.
Y tentative report ~ submitted
by the committee working on aa
cN-scrviccmcn 5 memorial building.
The committee advised Il VIII make
further Investigation md Il more
comPlct. report later
Discussion of junior conrg, for
Imperial county hrough, out the
suggestion that such an institution
might he placed in Imperial. using
the present Imp2ria! nigh school
buildings. the high schools Of III
Centre, Holtyillr and BraWler tax
ing care Of the Imperial high school
students. \ jua.or college might
eventually be developed into an
agricultural college, it WAS pointed
cut.
Relative to swimming pool for
the city, the meeting brought ont
the belief that a private pool is
more desirable than one constructed
and maintained ty public funds.
Each executive attending the
meeting pledged himself To urge
the use of air mail lay members Of
his organization in the hope Of in
creasing air mail here to sch an
lXtent that the postal officials
would be convinced Of the ldris4-
bility of new air mail route
through tie VALLEY
Announcement Was made that the
state will maintain the Dogwood
road to Brawlcy in good condition
during its use rs a detour while the
Los Angeles highway is being con
Structed.
The meeting was held at tha Bar
hara Worth hotel, with {. X. Uar-
ris acting as secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
Bank Quotations

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLLCA,
TON FOR LETTERS TESLA,
MEETARY.
In the Superior Court Of the Sta,c
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Olivia LaNega, Deceased.
%oti,e is hereby givon that a pcti-
tiou for the probate Of the will ot
Olivia LaNega, deceased and for
the issuance to Y. ~ Thompson, Of
letters testamentary, has been filed
IN this Court, and that Friday, the
1st day Of March, 1929, at Two
0 clock F. NJ, Of said day, at thc
Courtroom Of said court, at the
Court House, in the City Of FL Cen
tro, County Of Imperial, State Of
California, has been set for the hear
ing Of said petition, when and where
amy person interested may appear
and contest the same. and show
cause. if any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated February 18th, 1929.
{. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY j. N. Stewart, Deputy Clerk.
1Gt10
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
Kjwanis Observes
Valentine Day

Valentine Day was appropriate
lv observed at yesterdays meeting
of the Kiwanis club, when members
exchanged Valentines, most of which
were humorous and contained
"slams at those for whom they
were intended. Some Of the Nalcn-
tines were read aloud, affording
much amusement to the club mem
bers.
Norman c. Dcaton gave an excel
lent reading on errors in converse
tion and speech, explaining as
preface that all Of us make them
and none is perfect. The reading
was greatly enjoyed.
Bob Graham acted rs chairman Of
the day.
Members Of the club and their la
dies will go to Brawlcy tonight for
the zone meeting Of the clubs in the
valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
FITzMAUR1cE COMING HERE
by United Pres Leased Wire

DUBLIN, Ireland, Feb. 1G.-Col.
James Fitzmaurice, co-pilot Of the
Bremen transatlantic flight last
year, will leave for the United
States soon on behalf of Galway rs
a shipping airport between Ireland
and the United States, il was learn
ed from authoritive circles. Col
Fitzmamicc resigned from the Irish
Free State Air force Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
BABE LONDON TO
SHOW HERE IN
PERSON SUNDAY

Babe London, of moving picture
fame, weighing close to 300 pounds,
is the star attraction for the week
end vaudeville at the West Coast
Imperial Theatre tomorrow night.
Babe is well known to all moving
picture patrons, having appeared IN
countless comedies where her huge
bulk lnd ability as a comedy artist,
have won her exceptional renown.
Her act is riot, to which we can
attest, having seen it in Seattle last
summer.
Also ON the bill are Mantcll and
West, II man and woman in q
clever aerial and Juggling act; the
Romay Trio, three girls in singing
and dancing number and Wendell
Marshall, who will act as master Of
ceremonies.
Hoot Gibson, in liking of the
Rodeo.' will be seen in the feature
picture. This was filmed at the
famous Chicago rodeo, when all the
range stars of the west participated
IN Il gigantic spectacle.
The story is based on the famous
"Flying u stories by b. NJ. Bow
cr, Gibson being seen in the role of
the =" Montana Kid son of the ia
nous "Chip of the FLYING u 1t
is brimful with action, and Gibson
is seen in actual competition with
range stars. Being a former Pen,
dlcton champion himself, Gibson
knows all the tricks of the rodco.
Tonight the thrilling film "Thc
: Wolf of Wall Street, starring
Bancroft in his first ''talkic' will
be shown twice.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16

ity for getting back into line. An
persons whatsoever will find Il cor,
dial welcome awaiting them at any
Of the mission services.
\ radio program is given over
KNO from : to 80 Monday and
Thursday evenings. Father Hurley
has been dealing lately with the
Divinity of Christ.
=. Marv's choir under direction
of John c. Canton sings At $50
Mass every Sunday.
Lenten devotions at $50 Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16

matoes in liberal supply and market
weak at 1,75 a lug. Chula Vista
celery unchanged at $50 to $40 a
crate. Peas firm with good stock
from Pismo, Ventura, Santa Barbara
and San Pedro bringing II to Is
cents pound. Imperial NalleF
grapefruit duh with fancy 4ss 600,
64S 4.25, SOS 3.25, zoos 800, Arizona
4SS 600, 64S 300, SOS 4.7J. zoos 40.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
TZPECT DRY WEATHER
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. Feb. Is. - Al
though partly cloudy weather is pre-
dicted, 10 rain is expected in South
eru California over the weekend,
the weather bureau announced to-
day. Moderate temperatures will
prevail in most areas, it was stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
HEAVY SHIPMENT Inside
CHUTE SAVES FLYER
nv United Press Leased Wire

MT CLEMENTS, Mich, Feb. lo.
William Morgan saved his life by
a parachute drop when his plane
grazed the ship Of Lieut.. Robert
Schoenlein. as they were flying a
nile high with l6 other Sclfridge
field pilots. Schoenlcin managed to
bring his damaged plane safely tc
Tic ground
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16
NOTICE

j. J. Krcgear wishes to announce
that his store at s38 South Fourth
s., FL Centre. has been sold since
November 10, 1928, and he will not
be responsible for bills af'cr said
3a:,
dated Ills 10Th H., Of Fe5ruary.
1929
lGiqned) J. J. KBEfFAR,
Box 332 San Ysidro, Calf
1atC
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-16

a two story chamber of commerce
building is under way at NogalcS,
Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
III CLUB NIGHT
PROGRAM TO Be
GIVEN ON RADIO

DAVIS, Oct. 24.-Speeial- The
California Radio All club is to b."
started Friday night, October p, ac-
cording to announcement made at
the University of California Al clnh
camp here today. The club will be
conducted ON the fourth Friday
night Of each month, from 7:2u to
) O'Clock, over KQW, with w. c..
Watcrhousc, assistant state leader
of clubs in the Agricultural Extcu-
sion Service, in charge of the pro
grams.
The first program viii feature club
organizations, with review of club
work by Watcrhousc. Instructions
viii be given for organizing clubs
and for their operation Another
feature Of interest on this first
night viii he the camp program in
charge of Woodbridge Metcalf, who
will entertain with songs and stories,
introducing a new Ill club song
fer California boys and girls.
On succeeding Friday nights the
programs will present various phases
of club work, with talks by mem
bcr> of the College of Agriculture
and other University of California
speakers, and 10y local leaders and
others interested in agricultural club
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
GROWERS
TAKE BIG LOSS
FROM HLJACKERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 24.-U.H
A Sl.j00.000 loss was caused Cal
itornia grape growers by manipu-
lations on the eastern market which
were tantamount 10 "hiiaeking." i
was asserted here today.
Prices ON grapes were forced
down to $40 ton fron - in spite
et there being shortage Of tn"
Pittsburgh. Chicago, Boston and
New York markets Edward u. Sh"e-
Lam. president Of the California
Grape Growers Exchange, said.
Ten thousand carloads of grapes
in those cities were disposed of at
the reduced price. causing loss Of
$40 a car to shippers, he said.
The method used was ingenious
and although not hijacking in the
physical sense was pirating never
thelcss. Sheehan charges.
Posing as prohibition agents the
"Mjackers" stopped everyone driv-
ing from rail terminals with truck
loads Of grapes. They simply asked
where the grapes were destined SO
that they might check up on what
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
Stock Decline
Is Technical

WASHINGTON. Oct. 81. up
Treasury officials declared today
that the recession in .'.e stock mar
ket is purely a technical reaction
and is not due 10 any general de
cline in business conditions.
Speculation has been carried II
excessive length in the opinion of
treasury Officials, and the current
decline in stock m-~kct values is
correcting the situation that has
arisen as a result of the initiation of
values.
Probable effect of the market de-
cline viii be to cause easier money
conditions in the near future. hut if
is too soon TO say whether the New
York redscount rate. now 6 por
cent, viii be lowered, authorities
added.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
PERSONALS

Tire many friends Of Mrs ". {.
Reed viii be delighted to lcaIn that
she and her daughter, Lana Sue
have returned tc their home ON
40 He'll avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. G. Fenton,
former valley residents but now Of
Los Angeles, wer" recent house
guests Of the james W. Glassfords.
Mrs Warren Culiier repeated her
able review Of Elich Maria Remar-
que's "A!l Quiet on the Western
Front" at the Holtville drama class
Of Mrs. Rose T. Hickeox,
Nj. and Mrs, Ii. Y. Hughes have
returned to the valley after a
months absence.
Mrs G. W. Barry left Tuesday for
san Diego to be With her husband
who las been ,"riously i'll at the
naval hospital ~ that city. His
many friends wil be glad to hear
that ne is much improved in health
and that Mrs. Berry expects to bring
] i'm home in about week.
Mrs. A. G. Johason has returned
10 the valley after the summers an
sence during whIcA she spent most
of the time in Los Angeles.
Mr., and Mrs clifford Macarthur
and Mrs. Sem Bacon left yesterday
afternoon for Los Angeles and ex-
pect to return within weeks
time.
Miss Agnes Ferris, city Librarian,
is recuperating rapidly from a re.
cent operation and expects to be
able to leave the FL Centro hospital
before much more time has elapsed
Mr. and Mrs. john +. Andrews
Jr., have just returned from trip
10 San Diego.
Mrs. Gerald l.. Baldwin Of San
Diego viii be the house guest Of
the Don G. Bitlers this week end.
Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Bitlcr are
sisters
Selwin Bowles, formerly Of FL
Centre but now Of Santa Monica
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bowlcs Of this c:ty, yesterday,
returning to Santa Monica this
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
Petrovsky Changes Plea To Guilty

-DaTIl ?. Petrovsky, of Westmor
land, changed his plea this morning
in Justice court from not guilty to
guilty for leaving his truck parked
on the highway without lights. He
was given $50 fine and a lengthy
lecture b. Judge Mayfield who ox.
p'aincd the danger Of such an act.
The ease was transferred from West
morland.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe, SIS
Main 81. Phone 7s3. adv

Two Speeders Arrested State
traffic officers last night gave two
tickets for speeding, one on the
Brawley highway for making -
miles an hour, and the other for
making So miles an hour in %
mile zone on Imperial avenue at
Brawley. Ashton q. Kirls Indio. will
appear before Judge Mayfield. Octo-
ber 80, and Coleman X. Routt. Braw-
ley, will appear before judge Grif-
fin in that citv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81. UH-
Following are today's market quota
tionS:
POULTRY
Hens, Lcghorns, 3A to / lbs.
25c.
Hens, colored, lbs and up 32c.
Rroilers, ~ lbs. aud under 24
32c.
Fryers, Lcghorus, 2H to 3 lbs,
27c.
Frycrs, colorcd 2'i to lbs. up %.
Roastcrs, soft bone > lbs. up 20.
DuckHngs, Pcking, 3i2 lbs. up lSc.
Geese, 2jc.
Young Tom turkeys, l3 lbso and
Up 2Sc.
Old Tom turkeys, 25c.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs,
lJc.
Hen turkeys : his, up 2sc.
Small Tom turkeys, under l3 lbs.
lJc.
CaPous, $ lbs, up 40c.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
Reconstruct Munic.pal Grandstand

- Reconstruction work began
yesterday on the rcmodeling Of
brawley'> municipal grandstand.
The work viii require about 5000
worth IF materials as the stand will
le enlarged a well as strengthened
i was stated. Labor cost on the
work is expected TO reach 5000,
mounting the total cost to approXi
,,7 a. " [4OO
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
Legion Installation Tonioht

LN8IUL IIINIal4NIIUI TUNIgNL :
Installation of all officers for the
ensuing year for all seven Americ.a
Legion posts in the valley will be
held tonight at the Memorial build
ing nj Imperial at 5 o'clock. Follow
ing the installation, which will be
enacted 10y Fifth Area Commander
Wrlch, Of Riverside, there will be
4 dance and refreshments will be
served
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
We Loan to Build. buy or refin,
auce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

For sale-Am leaving Perfection
oil heaters, bedsteads, springs, mat,
trcSSeS, rugs kitchen table and oak
dining chairs, small refrigerator,
porch swing, lawn mower, and hose,
ironing board. Mrs. Virgil Patter-
son. Imperial. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
Natural Permanent Waves. $1,000
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. SIS
Main St. Phone 1s3. adv
Cermcdy Returns to District

Cermcdy Returns to District -
Gerald Iermody mas returned from
Fhoenir. A'iz,. md is back at his
old post with the Imperial Irriga.
tion District. lie left FL Centre
more than 4 m1Eth ago to rccuper.
@te from an attqck OF intlammatory
rhchmatiSm.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
Have

Rrawlev Kiwanians To Have
Ladies Night-An elaborate plan
has been mapped out by the Draw.
ley kiwanis club to entertain their
ladies next Tuseday night. George
Harvey of that city has been in
structed to prepare SIX course
luncheon at the Planters hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

happened to the fruit SO as to pre-
vent il being made into win
Those inundated i'm many in~tau-
ceS returned their grapes so tina. TIL.
price was forced down. Then win
Tie grapes dropped to S42 a ton and
there was almost a complete e-~sa.
ton Of buying the "hJIekers"
bought i'm the supply.
Investigation by Prohibition com.
missioner Doran's department at
Washington revealed that tho pr.
hbition agents" were fraudulent.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

Wooda Blesy School of Dancing.
Latest Ballroom and Classical
dances. 723 Orange. Phone 733-W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

Wash Frock Shoppe-722 Olive.
Mrs L. II. Grassland. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
B

Scout Troop to Meet-Troop l6
u. >. A., Charles Jobos scoutmaster.
VIII meet tomorrow night at 30
OF the Methodist social hall This
troop has had several interesting
trips including one to the SaIton
sea last week ond wien the bov>
explored the fisa traps and fossil
remains along tn old beach line
near Fish Springs. and ,uio>.d
swimming in TIN sea itself.
Let Storage Help You. Our rein
forced concrete warehouse is the
safest place for your piano. trunks
and household goods. Phone l
Pioneer Truck and Transfer Co. adv
The distinction of quality. For
your party. Bridgcrs Fancy Ice
Cream Bricks or bulk. ADV.
Five Babies In Two Days On Bor-
der-e aleXico's and MeNicali 5 papu-
iatlon WAS increased five in number
tins week. They are: \ seven pound
boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. Minnie
Williams, 40 Fourth street. Calexi-
co. The other four were Mexican
babies.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

Fresh Buttered Popcorn at Paul :
Stages Depot. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

TIE cotton gin 1t Hamilton Cl'y,
Glenn county, recently destroyed bE
fire, Is being rebuilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
M3Hche To Hear Ver0ct Friday

G. Mancha. convicted ON a petty
theft charge at Brawley. will hear
the verdict tomorrow, which viii
be given by Justice +. r. Cook.
Nc>tmofland, presiding in Judga
Grlffn's court in Brawley. Mancha
was tried in connection with Nick
Maneha. now in San Quentin, for
r"hbing the Malouf store at Brawlgv.
New Fall Coats $3.50 and S2o.5c.
Nariposa shop. ADV.
Judge Finney Returns-Judge \.
{. FIhney returned this morning
from santa Barbara where he has
been holding court for the past 10
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

White Rouge. Parisienne Beauty
Shoppe. SIS Main St. Phone 7S3.
al U
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, oct. y. UP
IIog>-600, majority OF run iu>t ar
rived slow weak no loads sold. Few
truckin butchers $II00.
Gattlo-9oO. about enc half >appiN
iHSt arrived early trading active,
generally steady Bulk steers, $9.G1
TO S1125; good yearling steers late
Wednesday Sl2.4o; top cows $500;
bulk COWS 500 to $500: bulk calves
and vcdlerS 5000 II $12.25.
s.heap 100, estimated supply iust
arrived, medium to choic, lambs
quoted $1,000 70 >12oo; medium ="
choice ewes quoted $40 to ;625.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

Academy OF Music, Elmer A
Todd. director. Piano, Pipe Organ
Composition. Classes now forming
So olive. Phone 100. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

Indoor Ball Game Tonight-Mack
and Mack s indoor ball team tonight
win play Calexcio Stationmen at
Ca.eNico, The game was to be play
ed last night but was postponed due
ia Mack and Mack 5 being unable TO
appear. The Merchants and Excel
>.orS will play their regular game at
o'clock at Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

For Pure Glass of Lemonade
20 10 Paul s, at Pickwick Stages
Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

EemStitching Done. 626 Hamilton,
work guaranteed. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

New Fall Dresses al $lf.50 up.
Marlposa shop. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
Post Funeral services Satnrdav-

Post Funeral Services saturday
Funeral services for Roy. J. J. Post.
retired minister of Brawlcv and who
WaS mail carrier in that city up TO
the time Of his death in les Aug.
eles last SATURDAY. viii be held this
coming Saturday afternoon at San
Jacinto at o'clock. The services
viii be conducted from the First
Methodist Episcopal church in san
Jacinto.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

And Now Hot sandwiches ana
coffee at Eridge,s Fancy lee Cream
store Og.n noon ',.a midnigLt,
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

Good Honey-54S Broadway. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

Or. W. E. Lyons specializing in
osteopathic diagnosis and treatment.
$50 Min It. Phone 737. Residence
-, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24

Expert Finger waves. i.arislenne
Beauty SlopFe 5ls Main =, } hene
- adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
hNNp

Etxra Sic. fr.,h firsts Zoe.
Medium 43c
The local prica On eggs in fur
hishcd through the courtesy ct Hur
cher Brothers.
Pee vccs, 2ie. Medium or pallet
4lc. select 4Sc.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
co~oo Cr ca5ev.,o On Committee

NU--~ :. N---V---7'V - =
L.. i. Corec. ". t.1.",> and lasN'F
Dunn. al a. ya'c>ieo have h.,n
tanned tv rae.Ehm.ar II so"""re'
of tlgt city a~ . >na.a. committees
-o represent Cal,N... n negotiations
vi,. E' Csr.ra ta 'o.i desert
Pageant tins winter HH@ m,-tee
wn~ named u accordance wan !"
rcsolurim Passc. 9, e.an'''F
luncheon last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-24
BUTTER

Wholesale price 49e.
Price to retailers pc and 5@e.