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Evening star., 1936-07-05

EAST CAPITOL ST
Facing Lincoln Park, an S-room 2-bath
brick. h.-w. h.; one of the best buys in this
section: terms can be arranged
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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GAS STATION SITE.

GAS STATION SITE.
Corner near 9th and Florida ave. NV.
about 90 #. front by depth of "a fl. Sale
or misht lease to responsible party. Ask
for M. Porter
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.. INC,
Shoreham B'dg. Natl 4150.
Is ACRES.
Montgomery County. Nd Good rich
land about 500 It. on ColesviIle Pike; only
S miles from District lines. Price. 500
per acre Terms arranged. Call Mr..
Thomas.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.. INC,
Shoreham Bldg. Natl, 415O
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so A.. CHICKEN. TRUCK, TOBACCO; 40
a. clear. 10 wood; TT. house. lights. water.
poultry b!ooder. tobacco bldgs: So 500:
terms. Other BARGAINS WENZ Floral
Park. Nd. auto route No. 5. Also open
4-ROOM BUNGALOW. 10 MILES IN MD.
near State road "a acre ground. electric
lights. 81 $50; easy terms Phone Hyatts-
willie S0o-E-4 e.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.
SALE-HOUSES,

LARGE 3-STORY AND BASEMENT COR
ner house, 10 rooms. , baths; suitable for
3 families or large boarding house: light
livable English basement; house completely
renovated; within a few blocks of the
Capitol and Congressional Library: conven-
tent to two car lines. Immediate posses
sion. Apply to owner. Address Box 43O-V.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-07-05

HYATTSVILLE HILLS, MD.
Brand new condition-lovely
bungalows rooms, bath. hot
water heat. new gas range, cellar
and inclosed rear porch on eX-
tremely large lot in fine neigh
borhood. This house is priced
right for quick sale, but must be
seen to be appreciated. Call
OWNER. National 5536, between
m apd < nm
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S6.750.
57OO 9th ST. NV.

Attractive corner brick home containing
Z large rooms, tiled bath; new house condi-
ton; hotiWater neat, large, front porch.
rage, near cars. schools. stores. Open each
evening till o pm
o0o4 r N Decatur 031S
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SALE-SUBURBAN,


ROBERT E.. LOHR OFFERS YOU A NEW
s-room modern brick hungalow In Silver
Sc. go. on terms. once, 3Ii Cedar st.,
Takoma Park Georgia 0SS1.
3 ACRES
7-room house, elec.: chicken house, barn:
high elevation: S4 900: terms.
Erwin REALTY CO. CALL HYATTS. 765
HYATTSVILLE HILLS MD.
New brick bungalow. large lot: 2 bed
rooms, large living room with fireplace
electric light hot water heat cellar, built
in garage. 81 Luttrell ave. Price. $3.50.
Terms Col. 1878.
LIVE IN COOLEST PLACE NEAR WASH
ington. Two attractive homes Just COM
pleted. AL modern conveniences: overlook
ing Potomac on Mt. Vernon Boulevard.
50 900 and S11, 1000. Also beautiful build
ing sites at extremely low prices. Address
Box 3S0-T. Star ofice.
EVANSVILLE.
5-R and Tile Bath Bungalow; Pantry.
H.-W.H. Oak Floors. Garage.
First-Class Condition. Best Res. Section.
S4 6O0-S300 Cash-S40 Month.
OWNER 119 Garfield Ave. Hyattsville.
BRENTWOOD.
Inclosed Porch, Full Basement.
Laundry Trays, Garage; Coed Condition.
So ebO-S2o0 Cash-S35 Month,
OWNER. 11o Garfield Ave" 2yattsvale.
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SALE-HOUSES,
WEST OF 18th ST

SO $635o-Three-story and cellar brick,
81 it.; rooms, reception hall, bed
rooms; suitable for room renting and
apartments; desirable Mt. Pleasant neigh
borhood
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S495O TO ST 25O

Small brick homes on beautiful wooded
en-. dininG a,cove large bed rooms tile
bath: lieh' dry basement; washable wall
PAPER. cor7er screens. garage oil burner
Drive cut Penna. ave Sc. to Alabama ave
turn left to 44th nj. left to No. 121. 5'
CCLORED-!72I ST NW-s-R. AND
b brick. modern; new cond ton; yard to
allev: price rec sona5le; GOOD terms. Owner
E. A. GARVEY, Dist. 45dS. 1l@6 VI. ave,
FOR COLORFD-NEAR Ist AND U sTS.
terms: must be sold G. H LALEGER. 1910
81. NV. Dist, 1919. Geo. POSI- So
COLCRED - DETACHED COLONIAL 2
kit. bath apartment: large lot. trees: Are.
place: INV. heat elec gas. Greatly re-
duced for quick sale; $500; terms. 1921
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S4.450.

Bungalow. masonry containing 3 rms.
and bath; hot-water heat. full basement.
level lot Convenient to Navy Yard. Rea-
SON hte
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Sc HOME

Near Potomac Ave end 18th ST.
Modern brick. rooms a bed roOrsl
hot-wa:eT heat. built-in garage porches
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COLORED NORTHEAST
BARGAIN

NEARLY Il ACRE OF GROUND.
RIGHT IN THE DISTRICT,
ONLY S445O.
Six rooms. bath. INV h.. cleo, 3-car
garage. chicken house. lot 1OOxl4O Very
rich ground. Only > blocks TO cars: $3.50
cash. $40 per month other bargains all
parts. of the city. Call Mr.. AIKEN, Ns-
tional 1872. Ewes. Georgia CHG
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BROOKLAND HOME

Near 18th and Monroe SITS. NE
Modern brick. 6 rooms built-in garage.
PRICE ONLY S6.5Oo
Close TO Schools. Stores TRANSPORTATION
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
141S H ST. NV District 1877
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NEW WI LIAMsBuRG COLONIAL. BRICK
house. large rooms built-in earsee; best
material and workmanship; copvenient lc-
cation: large lot: paved street; S6,15O;
moderate terms. 1920 Both st. ne. Mt.
Rainier Nd
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FO7 ARLINGTON 60 RAR|iA1NS ON Pc
DCCED PRICE AND TERMS SEE US. Biz
select list lots acreage small farms. hun
palrvs and houses with hie lots UP. N z.
PYCN CO e"03 Wilson blvd, Clar. 1880.
earh
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FOR COLORED.

TIN SoAOItED.
Two of our most desirable Kingman Park
homes now available for immediate occu-
Fancy and can be purchased on small cash
payment and balance like rent. Recondi-
one u rooms and bath No better way 10
use your bonus money than TO apply part
OF u on enc OF these homes Inspect 5G4
223rd pl. ne. Open and lighted daily until
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CHAS D. SAGER,

a:4 14th St NV National Oo36.
CCLOREp-59l COLUMBIA RD-ONLY
5000 cash end $50 month will buy sub
st2n.lel detached frame house. Is large
rooms, tile bath, hct-water heat, eIcctr:city.
large bach yard to lj-foot alley. Good buy
OWNER. zoo QUINCY ST. NV.
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,AVATTE, :
S8.5OO.

100 18th ST. REALTOR National O753
Phone. Sun. or Ewes. Georgia 1857.
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6906 CONN. AVE.
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN.

NEAR 18th e. SITS Sc
Colonial brick. q rooms bath, gas. cleo
furnace heat. S3.950; $3.50 cash S35
month, including all interest. National
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SPECIAL-DELAY NO LONGER

Only two of eight left-5-room detached
frame +; homes. al improvements. Only
month !. L. FEPPEF. national 1850 or
Frcd ChiNcS AGENT IIo., Hunt 81 n q
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tea room. restaurant. garden. store; shaoe.
clear running stream 5-room dwg., eloc.
inspect; act quickly. PRICE 81 100; 5000
cash. BRAY & MacGEORGE Est. 1901,
Vineland N J.
Evening star., 1936-07-05

AZ ACRES. 5 MILES FROM DISTRICT
line; ~ acres clear the rest in good tim
Der: 7-room house. ami: chicken house.
60X20; barn. sarage. water through place:
ideal chicken and hog farm. j. W. GRA-
HAM ArdmOre Md
Evening star., 1936-07-05

l60-ACRE FARM NEAR DAVIDSONVILLE.
l mile OF Central ave. State road. on wide
gravel road; 7-room house. large tobacco
barn good soil: now dairy farm: $4,000.
terms, 81 500 cash
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-08-14
GOLD HILL TOWNSHIP COLORED

Rachel Barnhardt, 7 "a acres ---------- $50
Charlie Davis Est, 4 acres ---------- 81
Charlie Eddleman, 81 $40 acres ------ 1910
Cephas Fisher. II acres observation-disclosures 1888
George Lee Harris, 2 acres ------------ 2.43
Irby and Davis, / lot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1.39
Marion Irby, 4 lots 4.46
W.. F. Kelsey, 2 acres ---.----E--------- 1.75
Mrs. John Loftin, 50 acres -------------- 1874
Eba Miller, l Sacres 4.5l
John H. Scott Est. II "a acres ------ 4.46
Robert Strowder, 5 "a acres and bldg. 2O.25
George Thompson, l lot ------------ 6.e3
Mrs. Caster Threadgioo, / lot ------ $40
Jackson Wright, s 1-s acres --------- 4.76
Mamie Brooks Wright, u 3-4 acres 1850 4.73
LITAKER TOWNSHIP
]. T. Artz, so IL acres observation-disclosures 1861
Joe c. Austin, 50 "a acres ----------- 1883
A. Lee Barger, II acres ------------- 1885
Jacob J. Barger, 2 lots ----------- I'LL
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
THREE FARM
CENTER MEETS
WILL BE HELD


Three farm center meetings are
scheduled for this week Acacia,
Rose Mesquite. and Spruce-West-
morland.
Acacia will meet Wednesday night
at 7.45 in the school with H. Lee
Landerman. assistant farm advisor,
and j. D. Adams as the speakers.
The Acacia All club will have a
benefit watermelon feed to finance
members attendance at Laguna
camp.
Rose Mesquite will meet Thurs
Gay at 745 p. m. in the Rose school,
with George I. Winwright. assistant
farm advisor. and T. D. Mccall as
the speakers. Music and recrea-
ton are also planned.
Spruce -Westmorland meeting is
Friday al 7:45 p. m. in the West
morland school with H. Lee Lander
man, 5. E. Robinson. Dan West as
speakers. Members of the agricul.
tural conservation committee will
explain the information required on
work sheets. Refreshments will be
served.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Dispersal A AUCTION
of The Nationally Known
ROSEMARY HOlsteins
$50 HEAD OF PUREBRED
REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
The Blood of All Americans

The Blood of All Americans
Females with records up to 927l5
lbs. fat. IL females from six TO
nine years. 10 five year oldS.
II four year olds. 26 three year
olds. IS two year olds. Balance
are yearlings to calves.
Herd sires include Mechthilde
Pontiac Ormsby Piebe whose six
nearest dams average 916 lbs. fat.
Sir Rosemary Corona Segis,
son of the famous Grand Cham
pion, Rosemary Perfection Segis,
reserve all American 3-yr. old.
Corona Ormsby Fayne Perfec-
ton a son of Corona Ormsby
Fayne. fat 365d. 854.1 h., grand
champion California State Fair,
1890, and other equally bred
young herd sires.
This is a nationally known herd
both for its show ring winnings
and milk and butter production.
The sale offers rare opportun-
ity to buy foundation females.
Tuberculin and Agglutination
certificates with each animal.
A One Day Sale Starting 10 AM.
Monday, June 22nd at Rosemary
Farms, Santa Maria, California.
For complete information write
HARLAN DALEY,
Sales Manager
)49 Maple Ave, Los Angeles, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
r, Auction Philosophy re
BY D. L. zINN

Folks, | see where the Keynoter in the Republican
party convention said III the start of his speech we do
not meet parsans but patriotic people to save
the country and at the time fight was on IN the
platform put in plank to amend the constitu-
ton The great thing about this convention Is the young
blood in lack of liberty leaguers. look for some real
scraps this platform business In my mind the sue
cess of the party depends the progressive spirit II
shows in the platform The winning days OF the OLD
stand paters in this country Looks like Landon
is q cnch at this moment and also that going
to have the hottest campaign in history II you are not
taking daily paper better subscribe now and get IN on
going the country if possible and you can reao-
y see in country where about fourth OF the Peo-
pie working for the government how necessary @ Is
for party to save the country for their voters Will
be seem you.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

at Br9Wley snow Uedl goeal ooof
carloads o. mixed melons have left
valley shipping points this year,
as compared to total OF 1914 cars
shipped up to the same date n
1895.
Cantaloupes are far in the lead
with a total of 2622 carloads. Other
consignments we're as follows.
honeyballs. 1855; honeydews, 284;
mixed, melons, 324 and watermelons
469. A year ago the eantaloupe
shipments amounted to ITO car
loads. while the watermelon con-
signments had only reached a to-
tai of A cars.
BraWley continues To maintain
an established shipping lead in
everything except watermelons,
that distinction being claimed by
Ell Centro. The north-end me-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
ALAMO-VERDE
Mrs. Josephine Humiston

Mrs Schriver Davis and son
Harold spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Carter of FL Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Lilies, and
family left Saturday for Oregon.
They will motor to E. Cajon to
spend the day with relatives, then
to National City. then to Long
Beach where they will spend
week with Lilies sister. They're
planning on making their home IN
Oregon.
Mrs. Charles OConnor. Mrs.
Lottie woodbridge. Mrs. Guy E.
Tuttle. spent the weekend in
San Diego. Mrs. Guy z. Tuttle
visited her son James, who Is at
tending State College. Mrs. o.
Connor, Mrs. Woodbridge were
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
N. Mason of Lemon Grove.
90
A. Cary was reelected as a
member of fhe Alamo school
Board Friday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Leng attended the
Home Department chairmen
meeting in Fl Centre, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remi Van Der
Linden and family left Sunday to
make their home al Artesia, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Miss Marjorie Baum motored to
San Diego with her uncle. Fritz Al
derson Of El Centre, where they
spent the weekend.
A swimming party was enjoyed
Sunday at the Roy Westmorland
ranch by the young people Of the
district.
An ice cream party was held Sun
day at the A NJ Meaiey home. Fiji
teen were present.
Mrs. D. E. Green attended the
county chairmen's meeting held in
El Centre.
Mrs. Marion Pinkston. mother of
Mrs. John Hunga, is visiting at the
Hunga home with her grandchil-
dren Alidean and Hermilee Mathes,
also J. K. Brawn, all of Imperial.
Carl Mulyey, deputy sheriff of
Riverside county visited Tuesday at
his fathers home in Lantana.
90
Mrs. S. D. Walton spent Friday
at Mrs Claude McLaughlin's. her
daughter. who lives in Imperial.
Mrs. L. D. REM. Mrs. Katherine
Hall and Mrs. Bertha Wolliscraft
served on the school election board
Friday Robert York was elected
trustee.
The William Black family of I'm.
perial spent Thursday evening at
the S. D. Walton home.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman of
Imperial recently purchased the
William Shultz ranch consisting of
10 acres. They plan on moving early
in the fall.
Mrs. Charles Westmoreland and
her daughter Katherine, who have
been visiting at the Roy Westmore-
land home left early this week for
lI4eA llOIIle IL uCSOIl, AilI.
90
Mrs. Josephine Adair and he1
granddaughters, Mary and Joar
Westmoreland, also her grandson
Charles Westmoreland, left Sunday
i for their cottage in Jacumba where
they intend TO spend the summer
Mrs. Roy Westmoreland will joir
/ them later
90
Several Lantana people attended
the auction sale held at the Zinner
ie Corrals Friday.
| 90
Mrs. J. c. Mealey reports that hel
house was broken into this Weel
and some wearing apparel wa
stolen.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

tropolis has sent out 1912 car
loads of cantaloupes honeyballs,
honeydews and mixed melons as
compared to a total of 1893 cars
which have left Ell Centre.
Brawley, though, has shipped no
carload lots of Watermelons while
FL Centre has recorded total OF
32l carloads. Carloads shipped
from other centers are as follows;
Calipatria, 20 cantaloupes and mix
ed melons, and 7 Watermelon5;
Sandia, 2 cantaloupes; Heber, 255
cantaloupes and mixed melons;
Holtylle, t55 cantaloupes and mix
ed melons and 20 WatermelonS,
and Westmorland, watermelons.
Growers are predicting the best
melcn season since the banner year
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Output MORE THAN DOUBLE LAST YEAR
NELOLAND
Mrs. Alex NfeEer

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Gregg enter
tanned several friends at dinner
recently Sunday their guests were
Mrs Verde cooper an d
Claire Cooper of Holtville and
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Hartzog and family of El
Centre enjoyed the Gregg's hos
pitality. The Hartzogs will be
remembered by older Meloland
residents. having taken an active
part in community affairs when
they lived on ther ranch several
years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
POLICE TRAIL
PRIZE FROG

PASADENA, June 10. U.P) -,
The Calaveras champion jump
ing frog Cant Take IT,, was
sought by police here today after
its owner, George Cohen, report
ed his prize winner was miss
ing.
Cohen said he put the frog in
a chicken coop yesterday prior
to exhibiting him here. When
he went to the coop the frog was
gone. He suspects either small
boys or the chickens were re-
sponsible for the champs dis
appearance.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
Ray Johnson To
Speak at Meeting

The regular weekly meeting OF El
Centre Townsend club No. /, will be
held in the Wilson school auditor
inm. Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
RAY ID. johnson who accompanied
the Townsend Legion motorcade to
washington d. c. in May, and who
was present during the questioning
of DR.. Townsend by the inyestiga-
ton committee, viii give an ae-
count Of his trip. his observations
and Of his impressions of the Town
send investigation.
Johnaonis reputation as a foreeiul
and entertaining speaker and his
chosen subject IN this instance, Is
sufficient assurance that those who
avail themselves Of this opportunity
70 him him viii be well paid.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
IMPERIAL
Ruth Presley

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pemberton, MI,
and Mrs. M. V. Colson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Procsal went fishing at
Silver Spray near San Diego last
Weekend. Mrs Pemberton max
ing the catch of the day yellow
tail weighing 20 pounds.
90
Miss Evelyn Hicks has gone to
Long Beach to spend the summer
with her brother Donald.
80
Mrs. J. V. Latham has returned
to San Diego after spending a week
here with her daughter, Mrs, Frank
Ezell
Miss Carol Collins left for Los
Angeles Sunday to spend the re-
mainder OF The summer, after spend.
ing the past several months with
her brother Eddie Collins.
Carl Miller of Los Angeles is visit.
ing friends here for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
their children Of HoltVille were here
this week -end. the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. E. Y. Adair.
90
Miss Alma Presley spent Sunday
In San Diego.
90
Mrs. Esther Hicks visited her son
Elwin at military school IN Long
Beach last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. House have as
their guest Mrs r. A. Foster ol
Sipes Springs, Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
TWo More Escaped
Maniacs Captured

ST PETER, MINI, June 10. UlP
-Bilburt JorrIssen and Adolph
WalWorth were captured near
Cologne, MINI. today, leaving only
five men from the state hospital
for criminally insane, still at large.
OF the five, the three most dan
gerous were last believed racing
through Iowa in a stolen car one
was being surrounded by a huge
posse five miles north of st. Peter,
and the last was thought holed up
only a shOrL distance away.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

of 1929, owing to good prices and
the fact that the new, No 45,
mildew resistant icantaloupeS, a
variety developed particularly for
this area, is not only a richer,
better favored melon. but stands
shipping satisfactorily.
Melon prices have been holding
up we'll until this week when
slight slump was experienced, at
tributed to the heavier shipments
Anticipated.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
WcCABE
Caroline Paine

E. y. Frame motored to Les
Angeles Thursday via San Diego
to spend a few days on business.
Monday Elton Christian motor
ed to Riverside on business and
returned home Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
0UNTYBRIEFS 0UNTYBRIEFS

Held On Traffic Charge-Lorenzo
Calderon, 34. was arrested in Braw
ley Tuesday night by California
Highway patrol officers for traffic
violation.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Meloland children attending the
daily vacation Bible school at Holt
vile are Evelyn McGrew, Muriel
and Beverly Meyer. Louise Nc
Bride. and Allene Roberts. Ruby
Lee Roberts is an assistant teach
er in the primary department OF
the school.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
SEELEY
Mrs. S. T. Robinson

Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Best of San
Bernardino were here Sunday and
Monday looking after their prop
erty interests.
Ed Campbell of San Diego was
weekend visitor at the home
c. his brother G.. L. Campbell.
Many of the Seeley people at
tended the funeral services for
Ben Stafford Monday. Stafford
had been a resident of Seeley
about 81 years. His sister, Mrs.
Blanch James is here from Los
Angeles a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Huson few days.
Miss Elizabeth Howard is spend
ing this week with the Misses Mil
dred and Eleanor Rest in San
Bernardino.
Seeley Ladies Aid had an all
day meeting Wednesday with a.
bout 20 present. After enjoying
a pot luck dinner they spent the
afternoon quilting. The next meet
ing will also be an all day affair.
Temple Robinson spent the
week end at home but returned
to State College, San Diego, Tues
day and Wednesday to finish his
tests.
Miss Louise Kennedy left the
latter part of the week for the
summer but will return in Sep
tember to teach in the Seeley
school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Trammel and
children of Imperial have moved
to- the Haley ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Haley re.
turned last of the week from q
weeks visit in Julian.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Ball enter
tanned Mrs. Balls mother the
| past week.
90
Mrs. Pete Burton and her small
sons arc visiting at the J. T. OF.
telie home. Mrs Burton is mucf
better after a sick spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cobleigh ant
daughter Nancy are with Mrs. H
Herrick but expect to leave 70
Laguna soon to spend the summer
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Articles Fned-Articles of incor-
alton OF the Y. J. Sims company
were filed at the county clerks
office Tuesday. The capital stock
of the farming corporation was Civ
en- as $4,000. Directors were list
ed as Sims. Lila Wolford ana D. H.
Wolford.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Mss Vera Havekorst and her
uncle. John Robinson, spent Fri
day at the valley with Mrs. Walter
Havekorst of El Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10
1854 CARLOADS OF
PRODUCE SHIPPED

Imperial Valleys impressive melon invasion OF out
side which far from the peak as yet Is more
than double the output Of year ago. for the period up
to and including June 8.
Figures supplied by the Federal State Market News
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Intend To Wed-Jess Fisher. 33,
and Gladys MePhaul. 33, Tuesday
filed notice of intention to wed, ac-
cording TO records at the county
clerks office. They are residents of
Yuma.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

See These Pastel Wash Silks
s1o.95. Lucys, 621 Main. (Je-JiD
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Shop For Your Drug Needs in cool
comfort. Valley Drug Co. Cooled
by refrigeration. (Ml2P-tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

New Wash Dresses Just arrived.
Lucy's, 62l Main. IJ9-Jln
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Ed Campbell of San Diego was
weekend visitor at the home
G. his brother C. L. Campbell.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Best of San
Bernardino were here Sunday and
Monday looking after their prop
erty interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. E. SakanIwa and
family of Long Beach were recent
Weekend visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Sakaniwa.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Neifert were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur F. Farley Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorman
of Los Angeles spent several days
last week as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. K. Sharp.
%
Several Meloland friends en-
joyed the piano recital given by
Clifford Richards in FL Centre
Saturday evening.
%
Alfred Cate Of Los Angeles was
a recent visitor at the G. c. Rich
ards home.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Dine in Cool Comfort in air con-
ditioned store. Valley Drug Co.
lMI2P.tf)
Annulment Granted-Annulment
of her marriage TO Grover Lloyd
Corbett was granted Dorothy Ven
ita Corbett by Judge Vaughn N.
Thompson Tuesday The custody of
a minor child was awarded Mrs.
Corbett
Sherwood's Cafe-Air Cooled for
Your Comfort. tMl1-TFD
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Don't Be Bothered having desert
at home Wednesday evening. Eat
it in the McCrory's Garden, $50
Olive. 7 9. Home made ice cream.
sherbert, cake. etc. Methodist Wom-
ems Aid. CJ9-J10)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Miss Elizabeth Howard is spend
ing this week with the Misses Mil
dred and Eleanor Rest in San
Bernardino.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Lunch In Comfort IN room cooled
by refrigeration. Valley Drug Co.
(M12P- -tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

Sherwood's Cafe-Air Cooled for
Your Comfort. (Ml7-TF5
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-10

House Burglarized-The home of
Tom Jewell, six miles west of Calex-
co was burglarized Tuesday night
and clothing and furnishings taken.
Deputy sheriffs are investigating
the burglary.