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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

WHl cwham N.~,u.. .. oao Of
 the he4dlu. I.s .nr tar uramu l pnHiornme" cj ta" l3@o Llrn& Irohr, IG. premiere for this y-rr ~ul 1 take pIacr this evenings shortly after 8 o'c'""I, i'm fl~ "udtcgm ul tu.
 nrw senior lj"h school Thor. "rr i Still s5mr "ood s,a.t+ r.m-iulu. lH ! th" opaoUl" sbo9. aud thrr. W. ol-a gooj soa'a I.lt for 'Dn. pvtoma3u..
 Thursday md r1lay rvru,ues 1 Tuo troHr la divided into two a,t. ] the Dr.j "c' constitutes .tr".l s.p-
 riaify n'uuhrr~ viUJ numerous wu- cip"Ia a"d dtHri~~ chorus taLHa parj. UhDl' f1r .arom ac' E. u.acrI i in d '"mora uieW club iu Nv Work. 1 "hr" d %"" ErUalu boy Us ".u, 10 NiTt and .I"ut Li5 mor.,. It. |"rt i@ d l1ot of ro}on lns~t. muiu. i tsn%mr .d Ga0rua.
 pr#+ r.a,uaI Haa held u.. ,,,.- i InW@ in th" anljrarum eff In. ms. .rbrol "ud ih. various .r..m.: .ni | |uWuhora went of .paum-Iv '. II. on tue lYpad vpd" sins. gu u, varied color.I u2uts rlHgn- m ta. i flrircrai#. tp thr ar.oluprumunut or l thc orri'rrr;l ll".gy MJIs- of <-v ! York, Nuo la rroducIu- t0n show. l indicated today t't1. h. b.lir,,I lar people of in. city who gu tu s,.a lNr troijr, will pronounce ton p.norm- anc"s the hu~ au4uor ,no# cvrr given in the city,
 Jaur. V Ounru'o. ,h.i.wn O, tho &,u.ral ccmmlu.- H rral.". emphasized ro5uy thy "rf Nat l.
 Of tho money realized uum tr. .ra- ciHI newspaper nUalsnrd. rrma ,.-
 froIjc itself. and from t4e a,I. o. candy. will )- divided amou@ De- phaud@r& and n-Iuujons curing ,u crippled and m2-rurigu.@.d chIl- drcn.
 \ corpa of momm.m youo.
 women of thr ri'F hls volunteered
 its services as unb,r4 for tb" rm.r. nights of tbr fro1Ir The uaJ orfG, 70 }oun" women |" oe follows. Il"l.#
 Ahl4trom. E}rlgu .nl,uua trrar
 Audoron Mauorjr NuGrrsno Mar
 lo'ia iu'J. .drh towr" Elsie Gourson. Betty Uau''. Nara May
 lla,rHca. Alice Johnson. Frances
 Nrrhrr Emma l.arson Gra.. lIuI- erru. HorotH" Iomhrn. Mur,Hj l"ln
 bra, Dorothy Duhr-. Veronica l.rnr=. roruiIra Iamd,oisD, Ellen I.urdlIjat GnrtruIr lunIlHi-, Iris AIrN'ancit
 Caroline Diou"aldt. EmG phman.
 All'u Ei=1j. ruJh &nI"trr. Carolyn
 smith }"ri" Sm1h. Kos. Swa+'.v cIaric" Wy5ou Gretchen Irurr- man and lea "immcmar
 Suppl V J, Bryan Of fhe Gen. uocticuI company ha- arranged for special bus and trolley &urylco reom Central park 10 thr Senior Il;@r school prior 10 inc show aod for the return 10 th" center arj.r tbr show.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
HOLMES PEERS INT0 COMMUNITY FU7URE
Sees Boys and Girls Of Today i1
 Charge Tomorrow

The first assembly of the entire "'udrnt body of the senior high school in I7 years WAS held this morning in inc new auditorium Speeches hy stanley II. Holmes. su- p"rint'ndcnt of schools: Patrick r.. King, president Of the school roru- mite" and Principal Louis r. Sladc featured the program
 Mir. King recalled his own high school days and the pleasure that the students derived from the morning assemblies. He said that he felt that more good was gotten out of the as sonbIics than could be imparted tO 9 student in many other ways.
 Mr. Holmes told the students; that In this world tho rule, the survival Of tho fittcst," still is in force. IT," showed them that high school is where they arc fitted for life and that all of their future life drprud- "d in great many ways upon tho way they acted and studied at school. continuing. Mr Holmes said: "Iust "S sure as the sun rises and sets you students will some day be in charge or New Britain. In looking out over this assembly 1 picture all of the future civic leaders and great busi- ness leaders of the coming day of New Britain" Mr. Holmes stated that he was certain that the students will derive q great deal of pleasure and benefit from the assemblies in tho new auditorium.
 Principal Sladc urged all of the students 10 do their best for the good Of tho school and not 10 try and tear II down. His advice on this matter was If you contemplate doing any thing. ask yourself if if is going 10 contribute to the good of tho school or IS lt going to harm it. If your an sWcr IS that you are going 10 do good, then by all means do il" lie stated that his office would be open Tor students to come in and discuss with him their troubles or cOm- paints without going through the red tape of the administrative office.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
DATE DUTY VOTED IN SENATE T0DAY
IDoJe250 Approved il P22Ia@o}
 CI iOPOuldS Q? L935

N".H."2tou. r.h ra Gr--Au in '~a |. in ta. 'a~E oo dates in w""'"@'4 or t.n pounds Or I"s- wa- voted '".,as ur 'H- s.ua'r. The rate approved hs Z { . ~.uts a pound a+ compared "fh @o prr rml now ur ,l..ct.
 Tu" tncmwr. approved tG 10 22. Was proposed ny Senator Hayden. drmorra', Arizona. who said it u#- intended to encourage the packing of dates in this country under s;uI. iary conditions and Was mol designed to raise prices
 Hayden rom"udod that while tI. United %Jatr. pro9u,.@ only abou. Loo",H"o pounds of Ju',s and rou- "mnrs ;bou' oo."no.nuo pounds. nu- ported dates ru containers frrquruul were infested with ,oruru.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Troop , Gives Play
 On Scout Teaching

Troop 3 gave a scouting plas ''AIac r,cid,." at ,ur Nyhodis, church la.t night. directed by Mr. Earrova, q scout "dal." The show demonstrated 10 parents how scou'- u" is taught in the troop and al- rhouaI several Of Inc east were ill, t3" substitutes acquitted thpmsrlV@ cr.dt@ai,
 tt,r ga u@"ctjou hy Chief Brig anu and Troop Committee chuirmAn Ward. THdorGoot Pcpiu Was myyr rd as a urmbur of tine troop. Ther" followed 1 Gnmonslraliou Of Mors alau"lJm@ hy ScrJrr NarroNs and %anor Patrol Leader Burns, scra- phora signalling by Patrol Leader Han and scout law and first aid by Scouts IiarroWS and EadU. Movies Of List 1rar's meet and ltc at Camp krcmOsahbeo were shown.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
WOULD PUT CHECK
 ON SCHOOL BOARD
Proposal to Have Common C9Hn- Gil Oversee Expenditures

An ordinance or q charter amend mont which would bring every cy- rcnditure of the school committee Directly under the surveillance of the common council may result from q conference held yesterday by Mayor I3oneSsa, Assistant Corporation Counsel NJ. II. Camp and Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods
 The projected rule would hold school committec members per Sonally liable for any disbursement not made in this manner
 It was explained that the purpose Of ;hia order is 10 avoid future c%- cc"dinE of appropriations and over GfaftS in school dcparjm mt funds.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Asst. Supt. Casey
 Returns to GniCG

William IT, Casey, assistant Sup"r- intendcnt of the Waterbury division ot the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. reported at his desk in Waterbury yesterday for tn" first time since he was taken Ill last November. He was welcomed back 'o division headquarters by his as %cclatcs. Mr.. Casey is still in q weakened condition, due 10 his long siege of illness, but expects 10 attend to his duties regularly from now on.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
ALNNNN.s eNN nNNNH.n

Hanover. \. IT., i'.h. lH . Hu@H >l Acorn. Jr.. oj @lnI.lI. son or Connecticut $'atr's Attorney Hu=h M. Alcorn Of Ilar'forL rouutr l,a- Iorday was elected to mrubaSsmp iu Daruouth chapter. thl Beta Kappa. uatlnna! honorary srholar- ship Sorioly.
 rhuIr, Raymond or >or~i irh. Conn. s'udoni manager cf paD- month uou-athlrlc o3",@ujHiiou#. was also rl"rl"d to Phi E,ta Kappa.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
To Make tcc2IN..2%
 In Brothers ,5uil

IH" 'oiuwI utrrIortwN WjG- mru W>5u "dlwm !l pas. crr- lWad pullIr accountant. a commu- t"r 'o u"Er au ac.oHu'iu- m th" John r. 'loauan Mouumvutal Works ns#a filed m r5l rourl today by Judg, Norr. h. Sa'- This i4 an- other stop m tu" ."m which Robert r. }I""han has instituted against his rld"r brother. John F. Norhan for d d:s.oi.Iom ou their parj0cr- ship. Attorney Jom |. MrDrrmoj uam r. @W~2aa rrpro5eu)s John Mc,haU.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

His 1'al- for liu hunor Nrr. William @iau"1n. :on ol Mr. anj Airs. l.9~rHn. r. N"u@1H Of M}rll. street: Albert }itdh~oH son of Alr. anj Mr., NlIum Middleton o' i'arnou street, sand Herbert rarl- son. son of Mr. aud .Irs. Alfred Carlson of ao iooa.r street.
 Th* ja tGr Ha unr n ho lJ years Of mruor.I award that pu- pji Of IUhnuUu extraction would hr .ivrn rur pmul"ul Grimaill won @i> lc.tor@ ar Inc school one ill football, two m basketball and three m lrIrk. Ilo pl0}a center m foot ball and basketball and is hi@r Jumper in lrarh. Ill., ia our Of tr" taIIorr ho>@ ru th" school.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
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 'I.c paln. wE, b-n uolu-I o} 'r r#un, or lu" up rHtor'4 nccn-r oa NI,unH Warner ,G cI. Nn.n
 Jotu 1Hu-.. Of 2, rjaf,r .tr"H rpuDplaimd Io lur rou,. ur ta, D." %. lao rlu. md rgrr. jIr - ou his Huomuh0. uH.l. e "a@ rlt,- ,r. nrm ha hoH.
 A Ea'-r rp. u0m' in a 'a"aH t.u.Uuu. al lo T.l. Hu.; laH u2a and lu. .l.t.r uu",G u.lo 'n, Hr.N umu H Wal. .1a uu U tl- c.IItr C...r ]. H. Haj1oasai wa" uo.J- t..a of th- rou.HIpo and il" to3 .. r.r.ut 4. r. SrGj.r ahom il .' l@.gH ucIor.. uawH# EIj.y ani Tt,n-- o.n. d.:aI.J lo jusrajI-a.,. 1h. pro}nriN !. o"u,d bs Bernard Nilh.r.
 co. No. : oG Nh. fire @N"Hunn1, l,.poud,d jo 5 'tm" #)arJ a' 1.fp 3'clorh Inag uj4lo for a dump fire cu jHc Corbu Anu.> property on G1-j ,lJju street.
 Omr.r cmt}ra ru1unus rpou- rd 'h" am uWououIr owned 2v Joseph Erury rf M Clark aDrr 4 ,.as struck vh.lr parked iu front o' @og Nau 1r"' ast u4lU hy "1r driven Uy Oall,t \. .HJmpu or ll lIybnnd street aud Inc lrtt ruuujw} board "5es dam1"r" Seaman a-rcsI tp settle.
 A. N... co. spru2 suits aa1 ton rc.as J. Ryan. = I;o>uury roa !. T,L .ar".-. aI>t
 Mrs. r.. W. Suums ot 1G5 Linden ttopl entertained her bridge clob at her huuu t'@f evening" Prizes went 10 Mrs. Ruth Collins and Doris Gibuo}.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
NO HEARING BY JUDGES

Hartford, Feb. l9 PI-judgc War; ron B. Burrows Of the United States district court today denied the re- quest Of Attorney Woods, for the city of New Britain. that q statutory court of three judges hear the motion for an interlocutory injunc- ton restraining the Royal Mint company from placing slot machines within the city Judge Burrows stated that the constitutionaIity of nc state statute was in .ucSon Tn" hearing on the motion will be held l ICbruary 20.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
G1.HbLA NAY GE7
 H s. BURNS AWARD
Prominent A.h.3.G Mentioned for
 A1l12I Memorial Prize

Anhwsh n" official amouoer- wu. vuI mol bo ma@r until tomor- 20" uoroo" al a special assembly of tar .W.r" school t is practically certain that t1o William F. Burns }inmor.l ana~l la" highest uouo" an "inIrn. can Niu aD 'uc %,0Ior J.52H school. ~iU b. @u,n 10 NIty Hrln#HIN son "F AIt. awl Mrs. rfrr t,1MHlla 0. ttl l-a@t @iro".
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
K. u;r (. MEETING PLACE

DalN counrII. K or =. NilI ta," up club room quarters in EIrrtr.' Hall on West Mam street after March |. according to d vote DHh "o at q meeting last uteAi. The couH- eff recently voted tp sell i,5 prpsrui home 10 the Hayes tou#rUctIou ,'u The annual communion hr1Etd | will be held on sunday, April (, az Il place and church 10 b. decided
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Itl-PIj.END\

Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. liorSOu Of @f2 BasSctt street announce the marriage ot their daughter. Miss Dorothy Eve lyn, to Irving Gilbert Nau, son of Mr- and Mrs. Frank E. Rau of fl Robbins avenue, Maple Hill. The marriage took place in Albany, x. G Hageman performed inc "er;- monies.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
IN-1ai-AniA LNIL,:iaiA

Judge and Mr.. $nu..y H. Traces. Iii entertained aoo#t "5 guests. at a dmnrr .' Shuttle ,l"dow club last uj@u.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Three Men Jailed for
 Having Gun in Auto

HljI%'port I'nb. l9 lP--ploading guilty 10 carrying loaded revolver in am automobile. three Fort Chcs- fer, x. r.. residents were sentenced 10 jail for "o days each today by Judge A. L., Brown in criminal su- rrrior cOurt.
 They were Dean solomon, 3@: Will ham J. Ilaincs, &G. and Nirginil bod son, 25. They Were arrested on the might or December r. last, in Stam- ford. Investigation by the police and statements hy the men showed that at thc time they were rn route to d "big rrap game" in lanbury and that the gun was carried as pre- caution in tine event they were Win- n"rs and were 'hi-jackcd"
 Herald Classified Ads have made the old town crjer an object of his tory.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
H''-r';' >lral GiIi~

! Nastm""n. F,u. I9 Hp loeLf.: ahead to 'h" tvaa in tna r-,-mH . ! jam in 'hc aa.urto ~U,u '.. rnr.H fualI. disposed ol. .S.naror Nm.or Of IndlWa- tno f.W3bIpan Inad D.. gives th" first call Io NUa.Ie Shoals lcgi4atlou
 However, as " r'~vit ot fine Wui;. House conference ot yesterday. l... publican rou"r,-Iouat uudrrs ul.1 are pioslM% out all uUGs r.lamy 70 the business improyr'upuj pro@Ial for carly consideration
 Behind th" tariG dam in fine eoa- atr ar" thn bills to ,>raua fin. pub- lie buildings pro2rH'u. al or tho al- mHI supply m,m#r.. parr,i.: funds for noM yrar's rgpnsy- of lH.. "oyorumut 1li" measure upu,asru. tuudS for federal road aid and la. prohibition proposals
 Eut, Mr. Hoover has told t0r e,'.- uI' leaders his first concern is ,H- talu. and to tlt" tayjI jh,y arr l- = .aIplluE themselves. The rrpuu}I- r2u halrr+ have passed Ih. rrepo.- ajbility for thr tari.f over to t'o. coalition of democrats au3 wr.n-r republican, iudoprndrn~ uhirh Ny .+ undertaken to .oNrltr tIr blL rI hands agreed today that tn" mH should ba out of the >oua1r t.. Marnh 1o.
 Clarifies situation
 ri" storm wnirn AroE, on Cu1,- tIol IuI rol!oNjug thc.2"urral cope 1.reac" of republican, party bul ls Ia' the White IIoHsr yesterday GIs done uuch to clrifN tho @rn,r | situation al least, in the opinion "f party leaders.
 1 Thr sru#rn ch,raus h"ljo~o hrrr I4 r.u.N'd spirit or d,t"r- minutiou 10 WHd up the Ions talG drUH1r.
 A sharp contest is in prospect 0, r ! r,opoa#l~ for d-ro-itou oc Mu>"." Shoals. but lbns. interested in this . r5sur believe lt gan be >,uI'd "ijH- out prolou2.I draat..
 In addition to logi-Iarou a}rra jN
 on tne ,uatn caIruIar. th com- Imitt-,s are busy at work on oth r proposals and up prospect ot an 1I-
 journmruf of this session hrlo. .@
 carly June js now entertained.
 Tho long threatened outbnrst os,r
 nroliDIuou in tuc @nu'o promls .tp ororWnulm rvrrNhju- for a tuIr. The dr1@s havr given notice they W J i vote ou fine resolution Of Senator HMnu republican,, Wisconsin,. ,"r rp'1l of tA, 18th amvudmrnt ThrH. too. there threatens to he 3 floor fight cr,r lhr resolution c- Senator Norris. republican. Nnhrl7- : k3. for au m'.sfigujou into rro.I- bIDjou enforcement.
 : ll uo@- appears r,rtan tha' tIu. only prohibition l"@isl1iIou hh"l> Dp B. througN will h" in" house u1 transferring thc prohibition ,urorc. moul mn"himorN from the 1r,MWN 5u lho justice department II is 1h" intention of sou@to lea l. rr. tn sandwich in the uuuual sup . .plE measures, taking them up @lou; Vrh lur other I"gi-lation and dt:- l po.u2 Of Dh"m in odd momcu-~. . Iiu. soua'r docs uo' u=Wlh .pr.1
 much time on these bills as they }"r gone over thoroughly hg juc hou-r.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15
Time To Obtain
License Plates

While there has been no recent
change in the state motor laws gov
erning the issuance of license plates
for 1880, the penalty period will not
90 into effect until February l. ac-
cording to information given out by
the Automobile Club of Southern
California this morning. January 16
IS still the last day for the acquisi-
tion of these plates according to the
law, but negligent motorists will not
be required to pay the added 100
per cent penalty until February l.
The local office of the Automobile
club has issued over 1000 sets of
plates since the opening day, De.
ccmber 16, and Il steady line of ap-
plicants is to I've found there every
day. In the neighborhood of 700 non
resident ears have been cleared to
the present, their applications hay
ing been sent on to Sacramento for
final confirmation.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15
Plans To Make
Home Movies

Hollywood brought to FL Centre!
Impossible, the sceptic might say,
but nevertheless it is true and an op-
portunity will shortly be given to
residents of this city to cavort be-
fore the camera, make faces, good
or not so good, to their hearts con-
tent, confident that the net results
of their activities will be presented
to their fellow citizens on the silver
screen.
This will be the plan presented by
II. Sylvester who is opening his in
stitutc of "Home Movies" at 12J
North Sixth street. Sylvester comes
to FL Centre well qualified to pro-
mote local movie activities either
socially or commercially. He has
been iii the game since 1914, had a
business of his own in Hollywood
and was but recently connected with
the Leavitt Cine company, conduct
ing the movie tests sponsored by
that concern.
Sylvester intends to foster such 4
contest in this city. Tests will be
taken of different characters and
the six best will be chosen to act
in one reel picture which will ac
tually be produced. He wishes to
impress upon the minds of the peo
pie that he is in FL Centre to remain
and that he will cooperate with them
to the best of his ability in advanc
ing home movies in the community.
In addition to motion picture work
Sylvester is also selling pictur,
equipment including 16 m m cameras
projectors and other apparatus.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15

Attention Sciots - Friday even
ing. January 18th, Supreme Officers
visitation and turkey dinner, Ma
sonic Temple. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15
JUNIORS HEAR
OF PLANS MADE
FOR AUDITORIUM

A civic auditorium TO cost be-
tween 100000 and $4,000 has been
endorsed by both the senior aud iu.
nior chambers of commerce, Secre-
tary Bob Hays of the senior body
told the Juniors at their regular
weekly breakfast meeting this morn
ing. Furthermore this project is to
be included among the propositions
Of the April ballot and every effort
will be exerted to carry it through
to a successful finish.
Leading citizens have long been
interested in such a movement and
decided that unity of feeling be-
tween the two chambers would 60
far to insure its success, Hayes said.
There is a crying need of large
gathering place for FL Centre in
which musical events might be put
on: where conventions could be held
and other civic affairs conducted,
Hays pointed out.
The following delegates to the
Phoenix conference were chosen by
the chamber: Al. G. Smith, p. V.
Ifarrigan, Russell Lewis and Clar-
cnce Smith. Reports made on the
financial SUCCESS Of the minstrel
show and Booster dance showed that
enough money was obtained to de
frav most of the expenses Of these
delegates.
Postmaster G.. G. jenkins was the
guest of honor and spoke on the
work Of that government depart.
mcnt especially the airmail division.
He also touched on the new dirigible
base to be placed on the Pacific
coast.
Chuck Sheeley announced that he
will be leaving El Centre either to-
morrow or Friday for Santa barbara
where he is to have charge of a
radio station. He will also make
electrical transcriptions for use on
radio stations. While regrctting
Sheelev decision to leave the city,
the Jaycees congratulate him on
his new opportunity and voted a
dinner in his honor to be held at
the Barbara Worth hotel ut $3.50
o 'clock this evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15
State Inspector
Addresses Lions

P. V. Stay, supervising inspector
for the federalstate inspection serv-
ice which cooperates with the office
of the agricultural commissioner,
made an interesting address at yes
terday's meeting of the Lions club at
the Barbara Worth hotel.
During the shipping season, Stays
work is concerned with the inspec-
tion of produce and at present he is
working in connection with the let
ttice shipments. He outlined graph
ically the requirements of the feder-
al-state shipping service and Incl
dents connected with it.
Jerry Robinson, brother of John
Robinson, local Buick dealer, spoke
on the various types of licenses for
airplanes, and Mrs. Charles A. Brat
ton gave two delightful vocal solos,
accompanied by Estelle Livingstone.
Mark Munson was chairman of the
day and guests present were Lion d.
S. Elders of Riverside and II. l..
Holder.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15
Legion Members
Enjoy Meeting

"a wonderful meeting" is the
echo heard from the gathering of
Boyce Aten Post of the American
Legion last night. A large number
WAS present and entered into the
business proceedings of the meeting
with real earnestness.
Two reports were submitted to the
members, one on the building com.
mittee regarding the post site near
the court house; the other by Clint
Harris, chairman of the membership
drive who outlined the work planned
by the committee for the coming
year.
A jolly good time was had by all
and after the business session re-
frcshments of hot chocolate and
cake were served.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15

Natural Permanent Wave $1,000.
Parisienne Beauty Shop, SIS Main.
Phone 1888. adv
Let Us Frame Your Tavorite
calendar. Valley Art and Picture
Shop. 639 Main st. adv
Brawley Mayo, Named Council.
man Clyde Fluke was named sue
cessor to Fred Huston recently re-
signed mayor of Brawley, at a meet
ing of the city council held Monday.
r. J.. Baker was appointed to the
board of trustees at the same time.
Wood, Wood, Wood, for stove OF
fireplace. Also dining room set
table and five chairs. 125 chick
brooder. Reasonable for storage
charges. Cali Phone ]. Pioneer
Truck & Transfer Co. adv
Eucalyptus Wood makes best heat
Phone Ed Royce, 1913. NJ II WITT
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15
Backache

If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, or causes Burn.
ing or Itching Sensation, Back.
ache, Leg Pains, or muscular aches,
making you feel tired, depressed,
and discouraged, why not try the
Cystex 4S hour Tests Don't give up.
Get Cystex today. Put it to the test.
See for yourself how quickly it
works and what it does. Money
back if it doesn't bring quick i'm.
provement, and satisfy you com.
plotely. TryCystex today. Only 6Oc.
Clements Drug store. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15
Firemen Offer
Prize For Name

\ prize of $40 is offered the per
son suggesting the best name for the
annual ball and frolic of the r.
Centre Fire Department. This name
must be short and bring its message
home with a bang.
All names submitted should be
mailed to the contest committee at
the fire department headquarters not
later than January %. The ball will
take place some time in February
the exact date not having been de,
tcrmlned at the present writing.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-15
PERSONALS

Miss Grace Amet, 4S1 Euclid ave
aue has returned to Berkeley to fin
ish her senior year at the University
of California. She was accompanied
by her fiance Arthur Cobbledick of
Oakland, who has been visiting in
the valley for the past week.
b. Nj. Gruwell, district superin,
tendent of schools, is confined to
his home by illness.
Miss Margaret Giles was a guest
of the Mulberry school teachers at
dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Holt left yes
terday for Los Angeles where Mr..
Holt was called upon matters of
business.
Mrs. LILLIAN Surface is entertain.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin of Kansas,
, Irwin being Mrs. Surfaces brother.