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Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
FL CENTRIC SHY
ON FUND TO AID
NEEDY FAMILIES

Only $l00 has been received thus
far by the local Red Cross chapter
for the aid of needy Americans in
the area stricken by drought last
summer, according to the commit
tees report today
El CentrO's quota has been set
at $1,000 and the response thus tar
has been distressingly slow.
The need for immediate relief OF
thousands of sufferers was stressed
last night over the radio by Presi-
dent Hoover, former President Cal
vim Coolidge, Alfred E. Smith, Will
Rogers, Mary Pickford and others
Will Rogers, noted humorist, has
abandoned his motion picture work
for the present to give benefit per-
formances in various parts OF the
country to aid the needy. Dis
patches today relate his appearance
in Arkansas where the suffering is
most acute and the good he is do
ing there.
With these men and women will
ing to devote their time and earn
ings to the cause, it is to be hoped
that others will do the same and
that Ell Centro citizens will not be
found lacking in charity for their
neighbor,' member of the Red
Cross committee stated today
Contributions may be left at the
Bank of America or the Security
First National bank. or the Press
office will accept and acknowledge
dono tinpc
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23

Rowing Association announced yes
terday.
1t is expected that nine crews,
the same number that competed
last year, will start this years race.
Last years starters were Washing
ington, California, Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology, Wisconsin,
Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania,
Syracuse and Navy.
NEW YORK, Jan. %. U.p)-Ernie
Schaaf, Boston heavyweight, is an
eight to five favorite to defeat
James J. Braddock of Jersey City,
in the 10-round feature bout in
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Tonight's fight will mark Brad
docks debut as heavyweight.
HAVANA, Jan. %. UP, - Grant
land Rice, winner of several pre-
vious tournaments, defeated George
P. Putnam, publisher, six and five
in the opening match play round
of the annual artists and writers
golf tournament at the Havana
Country club.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
|. Y. Hardware
Employees Meet

More than LOG visitors and en-
ployees Of all I. V. Hardware stores
in Imperial and Yuma valleys, met
last night at their first get-together
of 1881, at the company's store III
Brawley.
Officers and employees from the
Yuma valley attended in full force
They reported a general improve
ment in Imperial Valley business
since the opening of branch of the
Old Dominion Bank at Yuma, and
a decided feeling of optimism for
the future.
Warren Currier, general sales
manager, and chairman of the
meeting, introduced F. w. Vans
ner, district sales manager of the
SherWin-Williams Paint Mfg. Co.,
who gave an interesting talk on his
company's products.
AT the close of the meeting light
refreshments were served to those
attending
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
Here and There
In Sport World

CHICAGO. Jan. %. 0.p) - With
Allen Hall of Chicago, current lead
cr III the world championship three
cushion billiard tournament, idle,
Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia and
Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago were
faced today with an opportunity to
tie for first place.
Hall gained first place yesterday,
defeating r. S. Scoville of Buffalo,
30 to 81, in 38 innings, for his third
consecutive victory Thurnblad was
rot scheduled to play. but Reiselt
defeated Jess Jacobs of st. Louis,
80 to 36 in SO innings, and tied
Thurnblad for second place with
two victories and no defeats.
Thurnblad will meet Charles
Jordan OF Los Angeles in the first
game on today's program and is
favored to win.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. %. U.P)
Eddie Cerda, Mexico, 1870. defeated
Pete Herman. Boston, 1874, in an
eight round bout here last night.
NEW YORK. Jan. %. U.P)-Len
Harvey, middleweight champion of
Europe, and Vince Dundee of Balt-
more, have signed for return
match in Madison Square Garden
on February l3.
MONTREAL, Jan. 90. tU.P)-
George Lott of Chicago, defending
title holder, met Berkeley Bell of
Austin, Tex, today in the feature
semi-finals match in the Canadian
covered courts tennis champion
ships.
Two other Americans-J. Gilbert
Hall and Johnny Van Ryn met in
the other semi-finals macth.
In the doubles semi-finals Lott
and Van Ryn will oppose DR.. Jack
Wright and Henri Lafravboise,
Canadians. and Bell and Eddie
Jacobs of Pittsburgh will meet Hall
and Charlie Leslie of Montreal.
| NEW YORK, Jan. 90. W.P)-The
annual Poughkeepsie regatta will
take place on Wednesday, June II,
the stewards OF the intercollegiate
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
Court Treats
All The Same

Six defendants drew identical sem
tences in police court this morning
On charges of vagrancy.
All were sentenced to pay a fine
Of SIS or serve Is days in the coun-
ty Jail and, without an exception,
all are serving their sentence.
The prisoners are Harold Wealth
erbee, ID, J E. Pierce, So, Ray Ben
son, 81, II. Mcbride, At, Jose Lopez,
%, and George Caverny, %. Most
of the defendants ewere arrested for
"bumming' passers-by near the
Barbara Worth hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
Fernandez Wrecker OF Fighters Hopes
Can Bobby do it?

can BOBBY 90 II?
That question will be an
swered tonight at the Imperial
Valley Athletic club when Bob
by Pacho crawls through the
ropes to face the biggest test
of his boxing career, with Ig-
nacio Fernandez, Filipino SEN
sation, i'll the other corner.
Without doubt this is the
greatest scrap yet billed in I'M
perial Valley. Pacho has proved
his worth by rising in two years
from preliminary fighter here
TO a boy who is in demand at
the large clubs around Los An
geles and is considered in
some quarters the Pacific
coast featherweight champion.
Only one decision has gone
against him in SO starts and
his knockout record is almost
as long as the number of fights
he has staged. A tough
youngster, with plenty of con-
fidence and a wallop in either
fist, Bobby has shown his met
tie by getting up from the
floor ON more than one oc-
casion, to beat his man.
Against him will be a clever
boxer, with worlds of cxper-
ience gained over years of
fighting against the best men
in the ring, a recent contend
er for the featherweight cham
pionship and possessing a wal
lop that has laid low such men
as Al Singer, recent worlds
lightweight champion, Bobby
Reister, Baby Sal Sorio, and
others. Offsetting Pacho's as
sets, Fernandez has speed and
experience plus an added in
centive to fool fans and pro-
moters who think, for some un-
known reason, that he is
washed up.
The boxing fan who misses
tonight's bout will probably be
home in bed with three or
four broken legs and a couple
of fractured skulls. It is
natural" if ever there was
one.
The semi-final bout gives A
Armstrong another chance
show whether his knockout pu
is going to stay with him or
on. Two weeks ago he was {
posed to fight Bobby James,
Bobby failed to show up and Y
Rogers substituted for him. A
flattened Mr.. Rogers in two rou
Tonight Mr.. James will positi
be on hand, and the Holtville
cred boy is out to bend back |
ois ears, one for not showing
two weeks ago and one for p
that the Rogers knockout was
a fluke.
In addition to these bouts Il
are two good preliminaries wi
will set the crowd on edge acct
ing to Matchmaker Harry VIZ
bury.
Fans are reminded that the
bout will be called at $50, d
hour earlier than the old h
giving the fans a break by get
them home early.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23

A fine road is being completed
from Beaumont, Riverside County,
northward to the apple orchards of
Oak Glen. above Yucaipa Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Cloudy, unsettled weather with
possibly showers this afternoon and
tonight; Saturday partly cloudy;
moderate temperature; gentle va
riable winds.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Cloudy today and tonight; Sat-
urday fair; mild temperature; gen.
tie changeable winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23

al heavy" star, is seen in a dual
role Of John Keith. wanted for MUIR
der, and Sergeant Conn.ston of the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, in
pursuit of the SLAYER.
Other noted screen stars in the
cast are Evelyn Knapp, j. Farrell
Mcdonald, David Terrence, Zasu
Pitts, Junior Coughlin, Walter Nc
Grail and Tom 5antschi.
Rivers End is a dramatic ro-
nance of the northwest, based on
true tales from the archives of the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police and
has been acclaimed by critics as
screen triumph,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
A Rank
MiSStateraent
of Fact

Ii has been stated over the radio that S5
per cent of the labor of the Irrigation Dis
trict is working in the United States are
MeXicans. The fact of it is that the District
is not working 10 percent Mexicans. The
only MeXicans kept today are about seven
to ten in each Division. They are under
white foreman and are required to live in
camps and are used i'm cases of emergency.
These men can be had at any time in the
night in case of breaks in canals. They can
be assembled by the man with the truck and
be on the road in twenty minutes and are
willing and ready to go into the water or
any other place where they are sent. The
only reason that these are kept is because
most of the employees, in fact, practically
all Of the other ditch crews, are married
men and live with their families at various
places i'm the towns and cannot be gotten to-
gether quickly.
This radio statement, we suppose, is in
keeping with most of the other statements
that are being made, but it would stand the
voter in hand to investigate and find out
conclusion.
For more than two years the Irrigation
District has followed a policy of replacing
Mexican labor with other labor wherever
possible, and whenever there were applica-
tiOns by Americans for Mexican jobs. This
isn't new thi.S, nor has it been suddenly
started for political reasons
Another Misstatement
Challenged
1t has been said over the radio that funds
belonging to the Division Number 2, Ira
Aten's division, have been transferred into
the HOltville Division. That statement has
no foundation whatever. There never has
been such transfer of funds to the HOltville
Division nor to any other division.
Contrary to the impression which
listeners would get from the radio attacks
upon Aten's administration, this Division is
in as good or better condition, its irrigation
facilities are well maintained, there are no
more, and possibly less complaints from
water users than i'm any of the other Divi-
siOnS
ATEN for Director Committee
LEO HETZEI. Chairman
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
CurwOOd Story
Now In Films

Rivers End adapted :rom
James Oliver Curwood's stirring
novel of the same name, is the Of
fering tonight at Fox Imperial
Theatre and patrons are in for a
splendid bit of entertainment, judg-
ing from the excellent cast which
was assembled for this production.
Charles Bickford, latest sensation
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
Nevers-SavOldi
To Meet Sunday

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %. UP,.-
With both principals in training,
bay region football enthusiasts spec
ulated today on whether the defen-
siye thrusts of Ernie Nevers will
stop the headlong plunges of jump
ing Joe Savoldi.
The pair meets Sunday wnen Ioot-
ball makes its last bow in this re-
gion.
Savoldi will appear as co-captain
of a picked team including former
u. S. c. and other stars.
Nevers will appear behind team
made of players formerly with St
Mary's, Stanford and other north
ern California schools.
The game will be played at Kezar
stadium for the benefit of the
knights of Columbus unemployed
fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-23
Hunters Must Report Kill

BOSTON, UP) = For the first
time in the history of Massachu-
sets game laws. hunters must now
file with the state division of fish
cries and game written reports OF
the number of birds or animals
killed by them. A $50 penalty is
provided for delinquent nimrods.
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Automobiles for Sale

1910 chevrolet Coupe
One Of the last four-cylinder cars OF
the line; fully equipped and in excellent
condition Throughout: Si95; terms
Johnson Chevrolet Co. Branch
325 N. Capitol. IL s3e4.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids,
tor the construction Of certain highways
the Director Of the state Highway Com
mission at his Office on the Bird floor OF
the state House Annex, io2 North Senate e
a. m. on the 23d day of June. 1881. at
which time they will be publicly opened
Project No. ?. A. $50. Sections A and B;
Contract No lSe-Location State Road
No; 70 from Madison TO Versailles. Miles:
23.06l Pavement width: 90 feet.
Bids viii be received for three types Of
Bituminous Retread surface. Puadled
Macdam surface, Bituminous coated ag-
gregate surface as shown on plans and
described in the specifications.
Contract No. A4e-Location; State Road
% from New Ha5molsy south In PoSey
Bids viii be received for the construc-
ton Of earthwork and structures on the
and described in the speciacations
Contract No. 152-Location: State Road
No. Q from Wolcottville north in La
Grange ee99unty. Miles: 2.7So. Pavement
Bids viii be received for three types OF
pavement on the above listed project.
Retread surface. Bituminous coated ag-
gregate surface. as shown on plans and
described in the specifications.
plans may be obtained upon payment OF
$3.50 per set. exclusive Of cross section
Sheets which will be supplied upon an
additional payment of $500. making the
price Of the complete set of plans $3.50.
There will be no refund Tor plans re-
turned. Plans may be seen without
charge at the Office of the State High
way Commission. 3rd floor State House
Annex. l02 North Senate avenue, indian
apolis. Indiana. All checks for plans
should be made payable to Director, In
diana State Highway Commission.
Immediately prior to the time OF Ming
any proposal. each bidder shall submit 10
to the State Highway Commission, an
experience record and financial state
ment" prepared on the State Highway
Commission standard form, A. D. III
prescribed by the State Board of Accounts
Of Indiana. which forms will be furnished
upon request. And experience record
and financial statement previously fled
with the commission will not be accept
able with proposals filed for this letting.
Contracts will b awarded to the lowest
and/or best bidder. but the right to re-
iect any or all bids is reserved. Each
bidder. with his proposal, shall file, q
corporate surety bond. payable to the
state of Indiana. in the sum Of one and
one-half (112l times the amount OF his
proposal. and in the form provided by
law.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
pp OWN Tfrertor
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Funeral Directors

VIM. D. BEANBLOSSOM
Phone Be. 1888 1921 w Raw st
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Painting and Papering

CLEANING-Wall papsr, 81 room: work
guaranteed. LOHMAN BROS. Dr.. 232e.
TOR PAPER HANGING-Painting and pa
per cleaning, lowest prices. Can Dr. i3l7-R
PAPER FURNISHED-And hung. Personal
service; $3.50 Up. @. FREW. Be. 0658-R.
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service. 81
9 room. ODONALD. RI. z62a.
GENERAL painting, spray or brush: inside
or out CLAIBORNE. DR.. s534.
PAPERfNG average rooms 2 for IS; sam
pies shown. satisfaction guar. Be. sill:
PAnTNG-Pape- hanging. l5c roll:
floor work; sample guam. wa. l10l. R-3:
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. IF YOU
DON'T CALL HU. 6253. WE BOTH LOSE.
PAPER CLEANING. exp. use room. 3.
THOMPSON. Ii. 3i6e.
PAPER HANGING-Cleaning estL free.
Cn. 2o04. FRANK JACKSON. II. z4l2
WALL PAPER-sl per room: hanging. l5c
roll. Critics. Ri. 6249.
Help Wanted Male
HOW ARE YOUR sALEs?-Do you need
sales manager who Will build you new
organization? Rebuild an old one, really
produce business. Write Sales Manager,
3545 Graceland, or Ia. 1892.
Situations Wanted Female
FIRST CLASS employment agency, nc'sn'd,
| furnishes male and female help; day
workers and week workers. II. l186. :.
WANTED-General homework. more for
! home than wages Call Ha. 1857.
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Legal Notices
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION
INDIANAPOLIS. Indiana.

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids,
lot the eonst{fu{Eiton Of CERTAIN nignG%aSyS
the director of the State Highway Com
mission at his office on the 3rd floor OF
the State House Annex, 1902 North Senate
avenue. indianapolis. Indiana. until 10
a. m. on the 10th day of June, 1881, at
which time they will be publicly opened
Contract No. 1se-Location: state Road
No. 26. from Clinton Howard County line
6 e. nRe0P n yh Rgsa 81 in A %h
20 feet. Bids will be received for three
types OF pavement on the aboye hsTea
9mnous Reread sG2aoe
coated aggregate surface as shown on
plans and described in the specifications.
No. 81 from Kokomo south in Howard
and Upton Counties. Miles; 7.l52. Bids
Viii De received LOT EARN VOTE onN as
shown on plans and described in the
Project No. F. A. 272, Section a and B;
Contract No l43-Location. State Road
No. from Huntington north in Hunt
ington and whitley Counties to Columbia
City. Miles; 1871 Pavement width;
types Of pavement on the above listed
project: Puddled Macadam surface, BIZ
luminous retread surface. Bituminous
coated aggregate surface as shown on
plans and described II the specifications.
Project No. +; A. ga, Sections a and
Road No. So from CLAW City North to Brazil
in CLAY. County. Miles: 1883. Pave
ment width: 20 feet. Bids Will be re-
ceiVed Tor three types of pavement on
the above listed project: Puddled Maca-
dam surface BituminOus retread surface.
BltuminouS coated aggregate surface as
shown on plans and described IN the
specifications.
Proposal blanks. Specifications and plans
NAV be obtained upon payment OF SIS
per set. exclusive OF cross section sheets,
which will be supplied upon an additional
payment 81 5000. making the. price OF
There will be no refund for plans re-
turned. Plans NAV be seen without charge
at the office Of the State Highway Com
mission. 5rd Floor State House Annex
Indiana. All checks for plans should be
made payable to Director, Indiana state
Highway Commission"
Immediately prior to the time Of filing
any proposal. each bidder shall submit
to the State Highway Commission an
experience record and financial state
Commission standard form A. D. III.
prescribed by the State Board OF Accounts
OF Indiana. which forms VIII be furnished
upon request. ANY experience record and
financial statement" previously fled with
the commission will not be acceptable
with proposals hled for this letting.
Contracts viii be awarded to the low
est andLor best bidder. but the right
10 reject any or all bids is reserved.
Each bidder. with his proposal, shall file
eorpoFTatfs ,s surety bond payable 70 the
and one-hslf lis) times the amount Of
his proposal. and in the form provided by
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COM
]. j. BROWN. Director.
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MANY TO HEAR HOOVER
500 From Lake County, 200 From
Delaware to Attend Dinner.

Reservations for 500 Republicans
from Lake county have been made
for the dinner of the Indiana Re-
publican Editorial Association to be
held June Is at the state Playground
with President Herbert Hoover as
the honored guest.
Delegation Of nearly 200 Republic
ans is expected from Delaware
county. George B. Lockwood, Mum
Gle editor, formerly one of Hoovers
preconvention managers and former
secretary of the Republican national
committee, will attend with the Del
aware county group.
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Death Notices

CoONEY. MICHAEL-Age 74-Beloved hus-
hand OF Mary Alice Cooney deceased,
father Of Peter NJ. Cooney, Mrs. Joseph
Doerr John j. ana MlGnda e4biI T psssed
away at his residence. 500 East Iowa ST.,
wednesday. June 3, 1881. Funeral SatuI-
day. 800 a. m. St res Tssioen f1,r, a fo w.
Gross cemetery. Friends invited. G. H.
HERMANN IN CHARGE.
HOWE, CHARLES H.-Age Sc. beloved hus-
band at Amelia Werner HOVE. I Iather 90 ol
7l6 Weghorst ST.. Tuesday a. m Funer a.
Friday 2 p. m at the residence. FrlenQS
Invited. Burial Grown Hill. G. II. HERR
Johnson PAULINE L.-Entered into rest
Wednesday. June 3. l;20 p. NJ age ~
wears beloved wife Of Harry G; Johnson.
son Funeral Saturday June g. from
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wynn residence / =
miles east o. F9Tty,i1ie' tnG;' ceneterV
Friends may call at the residence 562I
Mass eve; yR5 p IN nj cHE FRsGeaE June D
KRAUsE. EDWARD F--Entered into rest
Tuesdav June 2, at his residence, 247
loved husband OF Lucy F: kTause: ia Me
Estelia Larsen and Mrs. Anna Martin
Funeral Friday; June 3. at the Piieasants
mortal Park cemtery. HARRY w.
MOORE IN charge.
LANG. SISTER MARY .FABIAN--Died at
81 Francis hospital Funeral from con-
vent Of Sacred Heart, E. Palmer St,
Friday g a M, Sacred Heart church $3.50
a m Burial st. Joseph's cemetery.
Friends may call ANYTIME Thursday.
MHALE. ELIzA-Beloved sister OF Celia
and Harry McHale. died Wednesday, ;
D. m Funeral from the residence, l0lS
Fletcher avenue. Friday morning at
o'clock and St. Patrick's church et 9
O'Clock. Burial at Lafayette, Ind. Friends
invited. Please omit flowers. Lafayette
papers please copy1
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SELL, RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads in the Times
Phone "ad-taker" Ri. 1851. during bust
ness hours.
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Special Notices

TINES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains Of man
kinds are listed here daily.
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY CONF
MISSION

We WILL sell al Public Auction. one olds-
mobile dog ambulance. motor number
G5sl5. serial number z3ACTs. for storage
charges amounting. to $3.50 at 10 a. m.
Wednesday. June "a. 1891.
INDIANA METAL & MACHINERY co.
2f2 E. Washington st.
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Musical Instruments

KURTZMANN walnut upright also Kurtz-
mann mahogany upright: choice Of either
one of these pianos at an unusually low
price. Viking MUSIC CO., 100 E.
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". T. BLASENGYM
Main office. 1920 Shelby st.
Drewa1 oE7n
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Business Announcements
OLD FLOORS REFINISHEI

OLD FLOORS REFINISHED
estimates on new floors Ir. 1870.
observation-disclosures, irons, washing ma
chimes repaired; lawn mowers sharpened.
1912 Ashland. He. 2845
WATER WELLS-And pump repairs: per
sonal service. ]. Morris. Hu. 1871.
oarpentering. hard time prices. Ii. 2705.
BATH ROOM-Complete 500: PLUMBING &
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 4057
HARDWOOD FLOORS-Sanded and REIN
ished: all work guar. WOLFE, DR.. 0114-R
HOUSE RECKING-Chimney repairing:
general hauling; reas. DR.. 1042-W.
Rug Cleaners
sxi2 DOMESTIC rug cleaned. s1.75 CHIEF
RUG CLEANING CO HUI. 4352.
IF YOU SEE a want ad that interests you,
answer it TODAY the opportunity NAV be
gone tomorrow.
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Real Estate for Exchange
Radio and equipment

! NICE FTVE-RooM bungalow, all i'm
farm. E. NJ. JOHNSON. 439 S. DEARBORN.
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Trucks

" FORD-le2e platform body: in excel
n Isn't condition: good paint; completely
overhauIed: a real bargain: $780,
Hare Chevrolet Company
$40 E. WASHINGTON St. ri. 55zs
1925 DODGE ouartered panel delivery
truck. good cond.; s good tires. Ii. o494.
FORD Model 7 i-ton dump truck with
extra transmission, $50; no trade. Brown
ing Gent Co., Inc. 10th and Meridian.
RI. 1855.
FORD. 1929 Ton Ford panel BODY; IN
m 61S rapftol III ANA
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Automobiles for Sale

LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Buick Tour, 1924 $4,000
Ford Sedan, Model T.. 1000
Hupp Roadster, 1924. 1000
Hudson Coach, 1925 1000
These Cars Are Worth More Than
We Ask.
THE BRADFORD co.
11l4 N. Meridian st. Ii. 1921.