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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Dix OutpGinted
BY ROsenblo0m

OAKLANn, Caiit. Aug. >. UP)
-Maxic Roscnbloom, heavyweight
champion Of the world, proved him
self too good fo~ the Bcl!iu-ham,
Wash, battl>r, Willard Dix, here
last night. The Ncw York hoy won
an easy tc"-7ound decision, only Tor
a short space in the sixth being ac
all hard pressed.
Dix. victor of score of knock
out fights. recently couldn I stand
the gaff of the champions : trained
punches. He was outpoin'cd and
outboXed from start 10 finish.
Roscnbloom showed himself .
champion in all respects except a.
lacked & good knockout punch Easi-
lv in control OF the situation. ha
couldn 7 put Dix to sleep or even
knock him down.
Rosenbloom weiged in AZ ~ and
Dix AT I76li.
In the semi-windup, Gene o Grad .
won q siX-round decision over Till
Taverna, heavyweight from ~acra
mento.
Joe Bernal, weltcrweight fighting
lis first professional match, scored
a technical knockout over Mickey
Dugay Of Oakland in the third.
Sam Pitcsci, lightweight. dcci
stoned Joe Limas IN four rounds, and
Walter Stone stopped Kayo Sullivan
iioht heavy, in the second round.
Bobby Mathews ko'd Larry Ilok,
in the third round Of thc curtain
raiser.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
PROVEN RELIEF FOR
STOMACH AILMENTS

PEERLESS STOMACAL has af
forded thousands of people perman-
cnt relief from Ulcers of the Stom-
ach, Gas on the Stomach and other
chronic Stomach ailments. 1t tones
up the Stomach, restores a normal,
healthy condition, allowing natural
digestion TO take place. Every per-
son troubled with any form Of Stom-
ach disorder should use PEERLESS
to correct theft condi-
tion by removing the CAUSE that
produces pain and suffering. A ne
elected stomach ailment may, if not
attended by proper treatment, lead
to serious complications. THIS rem
edy is especially beneficial in the
treatment Of Stomach Ulcers.
On hand at your druggist.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
ARIZONA POSSES
HOT ON TRAIL OF
SEVEN C0NVICTS

STATE PRISON, Florence, Ariz.,
Aug. ). (U.P)-With the hot desert
sun beating down upon them, posses
of Arizona peace officers today
were on the trail of seven of the
nine convicts who escaped from
here early Monday morning.
shelby Brooks and f. j. Miller
were captured last night in the
ella River basin, 20 miles south of
here, after they had been followed
more than 10 miles by bloodhoundS.
Miller and Brooks were found
suffering from exhaustion. Warden
Lorenzo Wright declared Miller is
expected to die OF extreme eXhaus-
tion.
The men still missing are:
Earl Nelson, 26, serving so to
10 years from Yavapi county for
bank robbery.
Earl Watts, -. serving 10 years
from Pinal county for robbery.
Jack Hunter, serving 15 to so
wears trpm Maricopa county for
assault with intent to commit muir
der.
Charles Barnes, serving Is to -
years from Maricopa county for
robbery. Barnes escaped from the
Maricopa county Jail last December
while awaiting sentence.
Buster EppegSon, 10, serving ,
10 ) wears from Maricopa county
for burglary.
Alvis Wilson. serving to ;
wears from Maricopa county for
burglary.
Louis Mosley, Alias "Blackie
King "a. serving 80 to 40 wears
from Maricopa county for robbery
and forgery.
Heavily armed police officers and
leputy sheriffs were patrolling the
highways searching for the men.
Il is believed they are on foot.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05

faintv' spells would come over me;
and at times headaches and merry
BUSINESS nearly drove me distracted.
| had to take laxatives practically
every night and my whole system
was rundown. Sargon brought me
the first real health I've had in 10
years. 1t strengthened by whole
system, filled me with new energy,
rid me of Indigestion and | sleep
fine.
Sargon Pills ended my conSti-
patton. They are mild and natural
in action but are thoroughly de
pendable. Mrs. Kathryn Rink,
li9 s. Wcstemoreland Ave. Los
Angeles. Schneider Drug Co., Holt
Vile, and Shirer Drug Co.. FL Cen
tro, gcnts.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
HENDERSON WILL
ADDRESS CHAMBER

Chairman Mark Munson of the
III Centre chamber of commerce
program committee. has announced
a program of exceptional merit for
next Wednesday s dinner. On. this
occasion r. n. henderson. local
manager of the western Union
Telegraph company, will deliver 4
lecture on the subject of Faster
Dots and DashcN. Henderson has
Just returned from his company
telegraph school and viii have with
him one of the multiplcX machines
used in telegraph operation snrpiant-
ing the old ticker system of dots
and dashcS.
There will Ice other interesting
talks at this dinner and President
II. b. WhitelaW urges all members,
their wives and their friends to at
tend. Particularly does the cham
Der of commerce extend an invita-
ton to the out-of-town residents or
the farm Much OF chamber of com.
merce effort Is given over to work
III lHt interest OF iUt dSTlcultuTlNt
and dairymcn of Imperial Valley.
AT next Wednesday, meeting par
ticular consideration will be given
TO the dairy situation here, and \.
W. Bunte, chairman of the cham
ber's dairy contact committee. will
tell of plans being made to increase .
dairying in Imperial county.
Bunte has been urged by Sam II. +
Green, manager of the California
Dairy Council. TO make a study of
the possibility and practicability of
establishing in the dairy business
worthy and capable local Imperial
Valley Young men who are grad
uates of high schools or agricultural
colleges. 1t has been Green's the
ory for some time that some way
should be devised to help the youths
who have trained themselves in the
theory and some of the practices
of modern dairy farming.
Manager Green has advised
Chairman Bunte that he will be glad
10 appear before the chamber OF
commerce in the early fall and eX-
plain the plan which he believes
will greatly enlarge dairy operations
in Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Mexican Plans
Nonstop Flight
Across Pacific

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Aug. 5.tU.H
Plans for a nonstop flight from
Mexico to Tokyo sometime IN sep
tpmber were announced mere To-Day
by Albert Calsadias, Mexican aN-
iator, who said that the Mexican
Institute of Aviation. the Mexican
Press and students of the country
were lacking the project.
We're Schcuncman, Occansidc,
Calf, airman will he c0pilot, Cal
sadias said. The flight calls for re-
fnrling over the Iawaiin Islands
after taxing off from thrce'mi'c
RUNWAY near Tia juana.
Lockhccd aircraft officials at
Burbank said Calsadias had hccn
negotiating for a plane.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Babe Ruth Hits
Another Homer

YANKEE STADIUM. New York.
Aug. 5. U.P)-Babe Ruth hit his
41st home run of the season in the
sixth inning Of today's first game
of a doublehea-2r against the Wash
ington Senators.
The drive in right center close to
the scoreboard. 4 distance Of about
450 feet, came with no one on
base. Irving Hadlye was pitching.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Yon sail on the 1Vorld'.
largest electric liner.

1lTo HISTORIC PANAMA
J BY sea, thru the Panama Canal
by day; a days mingling with
coIorful Spanish American
life. Visits to picturesque
shops of Colon and Panama
Civ; the Gatun Locks, from
where operation ofthe gigan-
tic gates of the canal may be
watched, and many other
points of interest. Then q
breezy, gay week ar sea re-
turning ...0T
n To HAVANA & FLORIDA
y thru the Panama Canal across
the romantic Caribbean TO
Havana where you have 3 full
days 10 visit IT'S many historic
spots and places of amuse-
ment. Then 10 Miami and j
full day at Palm Beach. Then
a full day az New Orleans,
with her ever charming French
quarter. Overland by train
back home :. or
= ! ToHAVANA& A& NEW YORK
u After calling Al Havana your
ship proceeds 10 New York.
From there you may go TO
Philadelphis or w ashington,
or TO Niagara Falls. Return
ing by rail thru Chicago you
have enough time for side
"trip TO the Grand Canyon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
FELLOW OFFICER
KILLS GUARDSMAN

SALISBURY BEACH, Mass,
Aug. ). U.P)-Machine gun bullets
whcih killed Louis \. Pratt, 3D.
coast guard hoatswain's mate, first
class, while he was on duty or
the Massachusetts coast last night
were fired. it was disclosed. was
craft, il was announced here to-
day.
The boat from which the shots
were fired. it was disclosed, was
Il confiscatcd rum craft which had
been used by coast guards as a dc-
coy in the war ou rum row.
According 20 coast guard Off
cialS attached to the Gloucester
base, the vessel Il i0-foot motor
chusetts water last night when its
twoman crew, Chief Motor Ma
chinist's mate Hugh u. Olmstcad
of Waltham and Fireman Clifford
lludder of Gloucester, sighted Il
burning boat in the Ipswich River
and headed for it.
Pratt and Faulkingham, in their
sui p''', "lP'i'h' IVY 7'Sh''' IN
burning boat at about the same
time and they too headed for the
scene. The Gloucester craft arrived
first and extinguishcd the blaze.
When the surf 90 approached, .ac-
cordin9 to Gloucester base officials,
the Gloucester craft gave the Gus,
tomary warning of four blasts of
the siren and two flares.
They declared that the surf boat
then turned and headed back up
the river, and the Gloucester craft
fired several warning shots. When
the surf 90 failed to halt, the Glou.
cestcr boats machine gun was
turned upon it and a total of about
30 shots We're fired, 20 striking the
surf boat.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Mrs. Foltz Seeks
Mooney Freedom

LOS ANGELES, Aug. ;. OPP
Clara Shortridge Foltz. woman can
didate for the Republican guberna
torial nomination and sister Of L. S.
Senator Samuel Shortridge, will
pardon Tom Mooney if She is
elected.
In telegram 10 Governor Q. c.
Young today, Mrs. Foltz asked that
." in the name Of humanity and jus
ticc and the ideals Of California,
an immediate pardon be granted.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Southern Girl
Contest Winner

GALVESTON. Tex, Aug. 5. WD
A blue-eyed. fair haired southern
high school girl will represent Am
erica tonight in d contest with
beauty queens OF seven nations for
the title of Miss Universe"
The girl is Miss Dorothy Dell
Goff. New Orleans. chosen as Miss
America over field Of 81 contest
ants in the eleventh annual "Pa-
geant Of Pulchritude."
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
July Business
Conditions Show
Slight Increase
CONTINUED from page l)

state. and to sales for the second
quarter which set Il new high mark,
stocks on hand on July l were lower
than for 4 month previous by over
o per cent. Fifty refineries Gan in
crease of onc) were operating at g..
per cent of capacity. with u re-
fineries shut down
Under agriculture. the chamber Of
commerce review observed that most
growers conceded that prices can.
not approximate those of previous
seasons but that despite this the
growers profits per acre may be
equal to other years because o.
lowered production costs.
Citrus Prices High
The brightest spot in the agricul
tural situation. the report said. WIS
the continued high price level for
citrus fruits.
- Hot weather IN the principal con
suming centerS of the east is not
only creating heavy demand for
Valencia oranges but has been re.
sponsible for sharp advance in
lemons, the review read.
On the whole. prices for canned
and dried fruits have not been sat
isfactOry as compared to other wears,
il was said.
"A major accomplishment in Cali
f0rnia agriculture was conSumatet
early last week. it was observed,
with the close of the growers or
oanization committee sign-up cam
paign for the federal farm board
plan in the grape industry.
Cotton production will show low
er cost of production, it was said.
Local finance companies declare that
the 1880 crop viii be the cheapest
cotton crop ever raised in Califor-
mia, with the production expenses
Of cotton farmers known to be on
the average 90 per cent lower than
production costs of the past few
years.
In southern California, contracted
acreage of sugar beets is 16.l99
acres, which indicates production
Of approximately lj4.l32 tons. Vt
the present time conditions look
very favorable as far as acre yields
and sugar content are concerned,
the review concluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Fifteen Injured
In Demonstration

BOMBAY. Aug. ). U.PE-Fifteen
persons were injured today when
police charged and dispersed 4
crowd of 5000 Indians demonstrate
ing at Kolhapur, lS5 miles from
here, against the arrest OF National
Congress leaders.
Three of the injured required hos
pital treatment. Before they werc
dispersed. the crowd entered the
bazaar district and attempted to
force the shops to close.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Embassy Denies
Morrow Proposal

MEXICO CITY. Aug ). up A
Washington dispatch published here
which said Ambassador Dwight W.
Morrow had proposed that Mcyico
sell il, rights regarding the Colo
rado river in return for liquidation
of United States claims against
Mexico, was denied ~ the American
embassy last night.
The embassy : statement said the
dispatch "had 10 foundation what
ever
The dispatch said Mexico had re-
icctcd Ambassador Morrows 5 pro-
poSal.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Suspend Member
From Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. ). UP)-Jamcs
II. Mclean Of Sutro & company was
suspended from associate member
ship in the New York Curb eX-
change, the announced today. Su.-
pension will be FOR a ncriod Of three
years from July Q, 1880.
The curb a5so announced that
Emil Sutro Of TIN San Francisco Of
flee Of Sutro & Company was sus
pended from associate membership
in the exchange from August (,
1880 10 Septem Der ., 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Downtown Canton
Rocked By Blast

CANTON, Ohio, Aug. 5. U.P}-All
OF downtown Canton was rocked
when the huge turbine i'll the power
plant Of the furnace division Of the
Republic Steel corporation exploded,
iniuring 10 men, two seriously, to-
day.
Damage was estimated AT 100000
10 S75, 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
DISCOVER Errors
In Recount Vote

WASHINGTON. Aug. ). U.H -
Recount of votes in the Pennsvl-
vania primary election has resulted
in the discovery of 2l.26l errors
in % Philadelphia divisions, Chair
man Nye of the Senate Campaign
Committee announced today.
His announcement, based on re-
ports Of committee investigators,
was made shortly after the com
mittec resumed hearings today on
the Pennsylvania primary.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
McARTHUR APPOINTED
CHIEF OF AMY STAFF

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. W.P)-
of Mai. Gen. Douglas
Macarthur as chief Of staff of the
L. $. Army and Brig. Gen. Ben
Ham Fuller as commandant of the
L. :. Marine corps we're announced
by President Hoover today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Report Friction
Among Japanese,
Russian Vessels

LONDON, Aug. >. U.Pl-An Ex-
change telegraph dispatch from
Toxic today said friction between
.jananesc fishermen and Russian
boats patrolling fishing waters off
Spongwa had been heightened by re.
ports that Japanese steamer was
fired ON by the Russians. Four
shells struck the steamer, il was re-
ported
The reports said the steamer,
which recently was armed, had re
turned the fire and rcpulsed the
boat.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Indian Rioting
Reported Serious

LONDON. Aug. ). (U,H-Scrions
rioting at Sukkur, India,
resulting in number of casualties,
was reported today in a karaeh'
dispatch to the London evening
News.
Two companies of n Punjah reg
iment were ordered to proceed 10
Sukkar from Hyderabad to main
tain order, the dispatch said, and
troops regularly stationed at Sukkar
aided by civilian volunteers, were
patroling the streets. Machine guns
have been set up before public
buildings
Police were compelled to fire 30
shots into the rioting mob of Hin.
duS and Moslcms to dispcrsc them.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Pacho To Fight
At Olympic Club

Local boxing fans are particularly
interested in the boxing card a the
Olympic club, Los Angeles, tonight,
for Bobby Pacho, valley favorite. ~
on the card.
Pacho is meeting Johnny De I.ano
in the six round scmi final. Dc
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05

Tano is rated tough on the coast
and last Friday night drew with
Jimmy Black at Ventura. Friends
cf the local boxer are confident he
Will make good showing tonigh.
and viii not be surprised if he gets
the decision over De Lano.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Al. BROOKLYN

New York. 0o0 100 005 IS lG ,
Erooklvn.z.. 100 - eco 50 i g
Mitchell. Prcutt, Chaplin, Hcvin-.
Walker and Hogan; Luque, Hcl
mach. Phelps and LOPEZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05

Washington. 030 OBJ 0l0--6 i J
New York. 00o l02 0Ol=-4 >
Hadley and spencer; Pcanork.
Johnson and DickCr, Bcngough, Jor-
gehs.
American still al Chicago; post,
poned. wet grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05

During the week ending July 10,
Yakima, Washington, shipped eight
Of early apples.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
Gave First Real
Health In Years

~ suffered with stomach trouble
for wears and never ate meal that
| didn't have Indigestion. Weak,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
BASEBALL RESULTS
National
At Boston

AT BOStON
Philadelphia 00o 00l 0ol-2 6 o
Eoston............. POI l0l 0lx-6 II u
Elliott, Phillips and MeCurdy
Rensa; FrankhouSe and Spohrcr,
tronin
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
American

AT DetrOlt
20o POO 000-4 : |
Detroit -...... COL coo o4X-j >
Brown. Miller, Harder and l.. 81
we'll; Whitnhilt and Des#utcls.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
At Philadelphia

Boston. 100 Too Oll-t ]. y
PHILADELPHIA. 100 POO 0o0-3 : u
Durham. MacFayden and ConnaI-
lv. Berry; Mahattey, Quinn and 90
chrane.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05

During June 1860 persons visi
ted the Arizona pctrified forests, Il
total for the year to July | of 6",
3O6.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05

: New
Vacation
Plans
each trip brings
y0u bome aUytbiu
2 1Ueeks' time.

Specially planned itineraries
that include an unforgettable
ocean voyage and world ia
nous resorts and attractions
are offered 10 the vacarionist
who really wants TO do some
thing UNIQUE and different
this season. The cost, which
includes shore programs, Is
surprisingly low.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-05
At New York

First Cameo
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HELP---DoMEsTIC.

tCOntfnueaD
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, white, settled,
10 work for family in Oradell, N. j.; $S5
month Apply 3040 St NV.
GIRL neat: chamhermaid. fraternity house.
Mr. Anderson, 1917 3rd st. NV. Nofth
i037s between S30 and 8 pm -----
GIRL for housework and oookins and help
with mendtnG. neat, pleasant; references
required; good home; state wages. Aa-
dress BOX l6o-D. Star once. ---,
GIRL. reliable, for general housework ans ans
laundry; room and board and salary StoV
GOOD COOK and general housewor.ssr'
&l3 Raymond ST., Chevy Chase Ma. WIS
HoUsEKEEPER. white; unencumbered; n9t
ever 40 for family OF tgo ana sa i've ei't Mi
details, age, nationality, etc Address he~
252-E, Star Office.
HOUsEKEFPER, white. in suburbs care o.
girls school asei 5000 nome 80 NJ %Ae''
party Address Box IBID, star once. -
i1DIES-Can use several outdoor work.
Noon 222. oxford Bids ---------.
WHITE WOMAN, settled, to keep houssee an af
take care of three children. Apply 6o< stA'
81 e. between and II q M, Apt. -
WOMAN or GIRL for housewors, one an, aye
to drive car given preference. Apply NH MIL
er's Potat- Chips, all Washlnetoh-SSSai.'i-
more blvd, Comar Manor
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FOR SALE-Beautiful furnished house, 8
rooms, baths, garage; private select, guests;
big income; large profits; best NV. section;
moderate rent leaving WASHINGTON; no
brokers. Address Box 258-E. Star once.
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PAPERHANGINC AND PAINTING - Rooms
papered Sc and up rooms sanitarily scraped
by steam; interior and exterior painting;
guaranteed work; estimates. Earle Jordan,
Iincnln h1Rh
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STORE; $40 rent good location; near sew
selling dry goods, notions, candy, etc; am
bilious person can ind many ways to in
crease business; must be disposed Of imme-
diafelv crifna rrinn Mel QTnI
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PAPENHANGING, painting. carpenter work
let me show you latest paper designs and
paneling. AndreMs. Clarendon 572-J-l.
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IRf,. reliable, for general housework ana na
Iundry; room and board and salary StVV
sntfer a
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CATS BOARDED.
BOATS.

5IaX2O HEAVILY constructed oak and
cypress Deadrise hull good condition; COM
pletely equipped; 800; near Chesapeake
Beach Pot 22li-J
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MANUFACTURER United States patented
important speciality every housewife is look
ing for will give exclusive selling right in
entire State to reliable party of financial
means who is capable or can hire capable
manager to build UP large sales force to sell
direct to consumer for your own account;
complete outfit sells for $3.50; canvassers
average now over 30 sales weekly; attractive
discount off list price will be allowed right
party. Box 2, 10 East l4th St, New York
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GENERAL HouSEWORKER, white, settled,
20 work for family in Oraden, N. j.; S35
Anuir 2nA0 81
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EXPERIENCING, CARPENTERING, deal
directly with mechanic, better work for
less money, Call Battle, Col. 1889. COL
Irving st NV.
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$3.50 blue-white Wesselton,
perfect, solitaire diamond; finest
quality and brilliancy. Must
sacrifice.
$685.,
3 carats and 5 points, blue
white solitaire diamond ring;
finest cut and brilliant gem.
$500.
carat less 8 points, lady's
solitaire diamond ring, solid
platinum mounting. Must be
sold.
Sis.
3Ia-carat mans solitaire dia-
mond ring, very fine cut and
fiery gem. Must sacrifice.
$3.50.
$500 most gorgeous solitaire
diamond engagement ring, solid
platinum mounting set with p
diamonds.
G0O0
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sECOND-HAND FURNITURE BUSINESS
1924 7th ST. n W. Stock, truck and business
cheap to quick buyer. IL
LUNCH ROOM located on Pa. ave: fully
equipped and good business. Price $500. Ad-
dress BOX 38o-E, Star ONCE.
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SIrI1ATIoN--MEN.

Persons advertising tor situations
Wanted" are harmed TO exercise
careful investigation OF persons o.
ferfng positions tohere cash deposits
are Se6mired to secure employment
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1rcoTINT Mt 90 yrs exp, wants small set
KnaIS prepare statements; part or iuil ttdhs'
Address BOX 167-E, Star office. 10
ADVERTIsINC5 MAN available Sept !, pnl-
s1ays;Iv FAMED. seasoned in the fields a pro-
dtceT: intervieWs arranged. Address + u
ROY la. Glen Burnie. Nd. - 10
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FOR RENT OR SALE ON BALTIC. RID.
WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF STORES TO
CHOOSE FROM, Low PRICES AND EASY
TERMS.
LARGEST BUSINESS BROKERAGE CON
Germ IN WASHINGTON, ESTAB. 1928.
eth FLOOR, DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.
Ro 1ags 81 N RMo1LANpERs,I GEN ZEN MGR.
The following is but few OF our ex-
tensiVe listing OF desirable businesses.
Grocery with six rms and bath: rent.
$37; run by old eolored couple cheap; $TOo.
Confectionery, corner NV, doing s25o
gain, $500.
Delicatessen, downtown corner; absolutely
no competition; confidential reason for
selling $1,000.
Delieatessen- confectionery, soda fountain;
the finest fixtures; doing $500 wkiyi terms
cheap.
Cafeteria, absolutely no competitions
;skery; over $1,000 wkiy; ternns' cheap.
Grocery, guaranteeing over $1,000 wkly.
90 per cent cash; short hours; terms; very
ci zap.
We have many ether bargains in every
line of business full cooperation.
MERCHANTS
BUSINESS & FINANCE CO.,
IN. go Te"sr Hla sg. a III y = -
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LUNCH AND GRILL, on st., averaging
over 100000 annually; owner in other bust
ness; over $4,000 worth of equipment $500
for quick sale. Address Box 143-D, Star
ONCE
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FOR SALE-Account of my husband going to
another city will sell nicely furnished home,
10 rooms, 2 baths, garage, white NV, in
come S342 monthly, 5000 cash; month rent
free Address Box 500-E. Star Office