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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Indian Battles
Bear With Knife
And Kills Beast

SEWARD, Aiasks--A 57-year-
old native Alaskan chief. Alexis
Ungysk received hospital care To-
day after battling a giant bear
with q knife.
The chignik Indian fired a single
shot into the bears mouth and
then fought on with only a knife.
RE suffered severe chest and arm
decorations before killing the ami
NAL
Ungysk erswled seven miles 70
his cabin There another Indian
assisted MIN 70 the village Of
Chignik IS miles away. He was
brought 70 Seward on the vessel
Boxer Of the federal bureau o.
Indian affairs. Hospital authori-
ties said his condition wa critical.
but that be had an even chance
for recovery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

turkey win arise 10 nag the nos
trils and whet the appeutes OF the
hungry multitude.
Generally. Tacoma will celebrate
its 1889 Thanksgiving in a com
munity air Of well-being. Viewing
the world at large. it ia not too
much 10 say that Tacoma citizens
have a great deal 10 be thank
ful for
Generally. Tacoma Is more pros
porous; business Is better. there
and more Jobs. bigger payroils
and no major strikes unsettled
locally. Mostly. Tacoma is busy
about It's work Of building and
going ahead.
With that picture as a back
drop for the Thanksgiving setting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Fate Now
In Jury's Hands

when brought to the police station
following the accident that wrench
ed Mrs. Fuson's right leg off below
the knee.
Hurd, who said he had resided
In Tacoma the past 81 years with
his mother and father, admitted
that three hours prior To the aeci-
dent he had gone 10 q downtown
Continued on Page 10. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
L IGH T

WASHINGTON - The nsu-
trality act. under legal and
political scrutiny. has turned
out 70 have ~ many holes In
IL a. = piece of Herr Hitlsr's
Limburger cheese. Passed
through congress amidst ADJ
mInistrati0n haste and uncer-
tainty. IL provides no xuaran-
tee against American involve
ment in the European war.
Ths law bars the pafensss ~
arms and munitions ~ = forsikn
government. Individual ana c0rper.
atm. unless they pay casa ana
transfer title bsfofs the xs<sss
lssvs this country. but and
should thu waT BE- prolonged. this
problam wiii bsrosns scuts.vsthsxs
IL nothing In tbs aef 10 pfsssnf .
private eoncssn In Great Britain
~ Frame from running up = nlii
for wheat. eott0n, mstai Oh ~
tobacco with sn American ftnn.
Ths cash pryvtsson ~ this nesstrsis
iiy act iees not apply To ssseh dsals.
Were congress sflii ia SECESSION.
the legislators wossid undoubtedly
plug thir toophols. For every n~,s-
tfeflty deb.isT bath th< pro ard
anti. whits Haslss spokesman -sa-
phasizsa fbs fart thsf under ffss
ndminiafrsii0es nssirsiity psitcy.
there would b. 30 fsvortsisza. bnt
operating N the sssnnsf Described
sbovs. fhs lac u clearly fiEas6 h
favos u Great Britain ard rranes
In ruling against n. PIE. tha,
foreign bought pl9nes - fi0Sn
frosa Ehslr source u nsHnfsetsfs
Maryland, Indiana. Mirhifsa
and California 70 Canada for 20.
shipsnsnt to knsisaa. ths stats a..
partmsst has sppafsntiy soeksd
Johr f5uii o. ths eoss. 4 spp~sfs
10 b. a gesture ~ ti.s diFscilen ~
International lnapaFttallsf.
Bat ksEs il shs SERIAL kS@aoNn
Under sn % iss sHaeted - far
back - 1874 NJ foreign E'owsr esa
~ ~ nsyiKats planes nef1ss tins
T. q Nithout special psrlnlaaioa.
which saeeetary cordsli Huh Wlii
not extend ftsf sAe makers "
planes for .ths Allies can. under
the Lac ana tins state dsDsftfnsnt's
ruling. ~ them 70 the canadian
border. transfer tits 10 tbs foreign
owners and thsn pash the plsnss
across the line. Th@y can thea b.
assembled Al Halifs< and this ~
ths aois purpose 81 ths rather un-
neutral maneuser and shipped
under destroyer and-eFuiser convoy
10 Great Britain and Franes.
Secretary Han privately ard
publicly refuses 10 o. X. s1eh
Observation-Disclosures program. But
lcontinuAd GA Page .. cosuaan ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
SANTA IS Due
HERE FRIDAY

Santa Claus h coming to town.
Hell arrive Friday.
For his coming. the street win
have been elabirstely decorated
with greenery and eut-outs. neon
and incandescent colored lights.
And with him will come the 1899
Christmas season
Merchants have long prepared
for the hordes Of shoppers who
soon will be crowding downtown
streets and stores and they and
their employees are ready for the
opening.
Coupons clipped from Thursdays
Tacoma Times viii enttle owners
TO free bus transportation down.
town Friday between 10 and 1880
a m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Dogs Bark Saves
Man From Blaze

A barking dog may have
saved the life Of T. c. Foster.
in the Sales Road district.
early "Wednesday morning.
Foster. awakened by the
barking at l:.30 a. m, opened
the bedroom door to find the
house on fire. There was not
even time to save clothing. he
told Deputy Sheriffs Bunce
and Mclean, and State Patrol
man Estep. who responded TO
his call.
Loss Of the house and con-
tents viii amount 10 about
S., 900. Foster said. The Off
GERS helped him save out
buildings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
HANGS SELF ON SAME
BEAM HIS WIFE DID

OLYMPIA - FIRED BiaskOwsky.
IS East Olympia resident. hanged
himself Tuesday afternoon On ths
same beam q his woodshed On
which his wife hanged herself
three weeks ago.
Ills body was discovered BY his
nephew after he had been dead
about four hours. according TO
Assistant Prosecutor John q.
Lynch gr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

WASHINGTON - An abund-
ance of good things 10 eat are
available for old fashioned
Thanksgiving dinners tomor-
row-and at the lowest prices
In years-an agriculture de-
partment survey showed today.
Turkeys, the traditional main
dish, are the most plentiful on
record. Farmers raised 81
900, 600 this year - enough to
supply one for almost every
family table In the nation.
Prices, generally. are the low
est In four years.
The number of turkeys Ia
about 1000, 900 larger than last
year. according to agriculture
department estimates Cold
storage reports showed twice
as many pounds dressed for the
Thanksgiving trade a. year
ago
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
sALTfc ~ kEy, sroT
H-Foot Whale
Killed ByMine

CALAIS. Frag.se-A 81
foot Uhale Uas killed By a
floating mine IN the EHgiish
channel. u Das disclosed To-
day.
The whale was belieDsd 10
hare MT the Batas during a
storm. II Das sgspt ashore
On the Belgian beach at
Coxgds, a Big hole torn IN Us
sids. -Four German mines
uere nearby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Chrysler Dispute
Tieup Continues

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the
chrysler dispute resumed today.
and officials said they would meet
again tomorrow on Thanksgiving,
II necessary. 10 find q basis for
settling the union quarrel which
has made 1000 Idle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
FISHERMEN'S UNION
To MEET ON FRIDAY

Ihs first regular sftsr summsr
meeting Of Tacoma Local No. J..
United Flsbermsn's Union a ibs
Pacific Will b. held ~ 7 p. m. I'm
day In tbs hall Al No. S0th and
Carr ats
Delegates To th< convention 70 b
held IN s@ttis wiii b elected
Anthooy y. viahoyieh. agent for
the local. win b. At the hall week
days from 4 10 Q .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
kUnn'S LOVE
Letters READ

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80 h<s<d fasss Ie<e l&f1ers - ~
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angel Mr. Fio<snee l-4me >
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wh@fs nrA fzen9 - sza111n9
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
SON OF SENATOR KILLED

ALBANY, Ore Dos1eias Nc
Kay, D. -. Salem. junior Al
Oregon Stats eoilsEs and son Of
= Maroon county stats senator. was
killed early Wednesday shsn hin
automobile left ths highway and
struck a telephons pole four miles
north Of hsrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

Thanksgiving comes to America tomorrow as a day
apart from the rest of the world
On the high SEAS blasted to death in the
deep.
In Europe, men with stretched to the break
ing line against BARRIERS ready the instant to leap at
each others Threats.
But here in America, there is calm and happiness;
the happiness that comes with peace.
Over us ALL the rich and the poor. pours the gentle,
warming benedicton of America, of nation and
people dedicated to the of peace and of happier
life for all.
Thanksgiving is than day for feastng; it is in
truth day for humble thanks to God for his blessings
America today-a land of peace-has
than before to give thanks for truly democratic
way of life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

Dr. Edward d. Cerwis. Me-
Cormick. professor sf jnfispra-
a~aee ef Pviscetss University
and sa sstherify es inter
national taw. said BrisHln'r pi@a
ts seixe GeFassa sxperf. violates
the rsghts ~ sestrsis. ~sinos
German experts ere bought ~
ncafrais. carried In neutral
ships. ard are oessiEned 10 ssa-
trial coaatrie.-" ffe discounted
Brifaln's motives - rstaiisflss
for alleged illegal miss-isyins
---b<canse -isfernstien.i ls@
doe. not recoEnize the pie. VI
reprssais - Justification for
violation 81 the rights 81 ses-
trails"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
VOLCANO IS RUP1NC

sAN fhAsfIsGo MI Teiscs.
> $3.50 foot yoieang' lying east a
coElEle. Nicaragua. u "a eFnesson.
according 10 sprd fecsise<f "
0i0bs wireless from tbs snassef 81
the mgsoFshlp Olympic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

From the kitchens of thousands
OF homes, from the ovens of res
taurants, from the diet depart
ments of the hospitals; yes. even
from the ranges OF city and county
jails, the fragrant odor of roast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Nazis Expect They'll
Prove BritOnS. Back
OF Munich Bombing

BERLIN - Reliable German
sources said today that within
few days the police probably wiii
issue . stafsmsnf containing ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
NEUTRALS RED
OVER BRITISH
SHIPPING War
Empire Risks Losing
international Good
viii; Plan to Seize
Cermany's Exports

Great Britain and Germany
ended any doubt today that
the European war IL q fight
to the bitter end.
The British government stood
firm before the wrath ~ neutral
nations IN It's order for the allied
naval forces 10 seIse all exports
from Germany blow in the sea
war designed 10 rain Nam Ger
many economically.
The government NJ Adaif
Hitler denounced the british
acties - piracy. and an
noaneed Nssi war~hlp~ had
sunk . number ~ vr~.eis IN
the Nerth seA !. aefiaac~ II
British naval power.
Behind thu spectacular moves Of
the belliEerent powers there con-
tinued the steady procession 81
tragedies at sea. with the Italian
steamer Fianons rolling on the
waves after a floating min. had
torn . great hole m her side.
SHIP I1TH yiCTIM
The Fianona Was the nth VIC
tim OF war off the f.nglish co.ss
since Saturday. rot Including ;
French fishing boat sunk across
the channel or the German steamer
Bertha F1zser. which was scuttiesi
when intercepted ~ . British
warship.
There was grsmness IN the
British admiralty offices a. ship
after ship. eapabls Of bearing vital
supplies. went down IN sudden.
totally snpredictahle explosions In
the shallow coastal waters a. re-
suit Of floating minss alisEealy
looSed BY the Mama.
DUTCH PROTEST
the blockads vtii &c lnts effect
within ~ hours British ~arships
thsn viii be empowered 10 stpp
and search any neutral ship sas-
pected ef carrying anything that
came from Germany.
The protest BY nsutFsis already
had started
Dutch newspapers said the new
policy would only make matters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

legged pFoaf that tWs Nfttoas. :
csptsin stsssns saa ~. n<et.
wef~ lmpibested n Inc nssassh s~ss
cellar bombing
Afssrnoen newspapers wsshest
offering saf eeneFxfs pfoafs le-
piled there wss mnfs ~ I~es
silfsst eonneatiDn betwesn fbs
British agents AMI the bembsaT.
Hslislsls German .saFsss bellsvsa
Inc san eos TsesFa fsF ihs arrest
~ persona hsla rs<panzleis fsf shs
bombing sils nat 10 psld. slnss
~ arrests have beea u1<s@ - ~
Essispo - sseFst psiiss
Ths Eestspe sppssl<sf 70 ~
pablle for lnfafmstlos sizssst IL
psst iIfs snd s<e,elstes - George
Ei@<r. -. usfmsn. xis. lh@y ssla.
had eaafs.sed ie the tsmhlak
i.xADEn o. Spies
An authorised seafxs fstAsx
IsIsn,lfiea ~c4Dh assssns~ -
islehsfa Hsnfy sssssas. kafs n
Athens is lssa Ne slaassa ~
University ef lissa<ie~sK snd later
uss Ia inds. fog the BRUSH ~
tslilgenes ssrvles. tbs k<axsss said.
i.Ater NJ became i@esf<s ~ ths
British intsiiissaxs ssFvses -
EaTss<
Ths ssafss said fhst "nf. n<wt~
new has b<sn ieentifis-i ~ slxis-
fnasa Fayas barn u Las Al
chsitsnhsln. Enxlsna a 49, sid
he heaasa ths lnleiiizeaes s~Fysss
81 tbs fffstlsh general staff a.ssias
ms World ar.
THAI TO sg HELD
Thsy ~sptsa te kas~ uhe kls~f
wss. Nhsss hs had worked and
tfavslsa - Tray eossld prove hls
contact VIA Otto alF.ss<s. sniisa
German .isleek Ffsms~ isaAsf.
shosn shsF base shasssf ~1Gh So
KansxinE this piat - kiil Asielf
bissieF. ssa wish fhs fsE1tlsA iassi-
ilzsnss ssfvaee. wAieh 10y sssd
had instigatsa and paid fes A.
Well informed fssk.s srp~ziy
hsntsd Inc vfsais ease wossid bs
aired Fl . trial befsas tbs nasiansl
eoart al isespxsg
A csnpists ease exsifst kises
NAs snnetfnxsA. nasesa 90 sslsnlifse
sasathing. psyeiso. ansissts. szs
fimaily. IN alleged eenfssssgn
Nan EsGIfsff>fkN
Ths sans sfsse1nens 20 kzesfs
arrest snnoanesa the arrest - =
sceufin1sa % Page 10. celuma 81
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worse They sald Dutch unsm-
ploymsnt would lneresss. ana thsy
wanted 10 know whether goods u
German origin applied 70 pro-
dncts made In neutral countries
from German raw materials.
BALTIC N 'kEY, sPoT
Norwegian newspapers said tbs
nsp sea ssr probably would N
Continued on Page ,. colama 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
JAPANESE ARMY
MEARS MANNING


1epsz~ss Ixan<s n<ws sx<sex
z,sFai<hes fre<a ftexx hea9 so
saSisr ih&f fspsn@1~ tfDufs. wh4e4
izasle.i nssf rskha. Heath CEIe&.
IssE sssk. ,vrfs ~tfhln - mii&s
- nsansnx. s.Dssss ~ km.nxa
Frosinee,
rhe sftseksnx forces. pnmsi 80.
ssss aspseginE siaaG lhs seu<a
bank ~ ths Wesl river. IN "a ss<aFk
b sneIseis sh& a.pslai snleh -
fhinsss haTs vowsd % aesrad b
lbs lass mAn Military and n4x1I
ssfekeft covered Tia attack
Nsnnsps eaz hsld ~ ths 1eth
Chinese sogss army. eomasan<i~d
~ Gen. Tmnl Tine-kai. who h@Ia
MhanKAel aix weeks saelnsl 1ep-
aaeza assault 10 1852
Csa- Pal chung-f fzl. hNnnxa
provinces var i1gd moved his Heaxs-
quarters from NnHeing 70 ksw<iisz.
where BE Issued orders fer :
rouptsg-stfack sgainaf ne LAP
nnsae.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma -. sss..s<.sstz. -. 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

Fprus~r rruspuo1or H1v1
n. labur<rn oEut r<n< 60 -
hegah Wednesday n - oruIw
In1 NJ With ~ nlcru
, - ~ Hlu11 ~ hrr =
= dnrusHcr( HID 0o1
charming hin. j Iur< ~ -
~ ciIeut Wt11 eno10(ro1x ~
dtffnod the et<N1r.
9<ysn ree<<x N1<zelo14 ~ 1Il1<
hnV1ln1 <@HDoH1e4 ~ noux11 =
<sfsH14ete = te1~gqrNH9 I(uoI
e1emelolHl
- ef1lee<a ~ e1N1y CO..
Hk>r<ee>fs ts>n NkHl21A =. -
nMAkiH 40 <lar n k1ellea. An1l11v
, tBffa<d fIovt4 ry<.81<pe r&11
<e~men tvenpeuser 7nne G ~
lsfson - ~ ssvsf <up~1y. 4 \
tJtm1 fete<pGn
mep<1s. ~ ~
JeHse<ee'e sxtI<4 = = -.
efe~<n ~ ~ - ~ pbpotInn -
.ult w4lea - ere AflAtunV -
~ reneeras MID n.rf ! = 49,
n<ys ~ 4 z t<Nepo<u1. H11nf1un
pfe<inel semmitteeman. - -
.s1tesmeFss = xleims 49, -
~,e<iiee n6a<1 <>ECte4e8 xxr3
<ss<9 pef a ~ e1ol1fe1x ~
f<]>fs - nas<S - "A ~ -. &.s1<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
N
ESTUARY CITY
See SKY DUEL
Raj Shoots Down 2
Maxi Craft; British
Destroyer Saves 3
Invading Pilots
THE WAR IN THE AIR

Six German aircraft bomb
ed the Shetland islands today,
as anti-aircraft guns and
British pursuit ships fought
off a German plane over the
Thames estuary.
There were ne Briti~h sas-
uaitirs and the raiders failed
10 damage shipping. IN ad-
mlraity announcement said.
In addition TO shooting down a
German Dornier ~ off the Kent
coast yesterday. ths royal air force
bagged a Heinksl which had pene-
trated the outskirts Of London. an
air ministry and admiralty COM
munique said.
A British destroyer rescued
three German fiiers. two Of whom
wers wounded seriously. from .
rubber boat In the North sea, ths
eommunique said.
PLAY hide AND sEEK-
Raj ships and snti-aircraft bat
teries played hide and seek for
hours with q German plane which
appeared over the Thames estuary
and near Essex.
Crowds In the streets In towns
along the estuary saw ths plane
skim rooftops with RAJ chaserr
on Its tail They saw bursts Of
snti-sircraft shrapnsl against the
sky. Later anti-aircraft guns
doomed In South Essex. shaking
houses and rafting windows. but
no plane was seen thors.
FIRE TRACER BULLETS
First reports Of the shetland
islands raid said the ain German
bombers circlsd low and fired
tracer bullets before releasing
their bombs Air raid warnings
were sounded. but tho aii-clear
signal followed shortly.
The rescued Germans. thu CON-
muniqus said. told British officials
their plane was a fisinkei III. and
that part Of II fell sway a. result
Of British fire they had been
attempting To photograph London
and the Thames estuary when the
Raj chased them out 70 the Sea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
TucOf1laf1S to Roast
Thousands OF Turks
Thanksgiving to Find Air of Community
Well-Being in This City

That timehonored of roast turkey that goes
additionally with the American Thanksgiving will rise like
an invisible fog from Tacoma Thursday. Maybe it won't
be seen, but most certainly it will be sensed.
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0es,sis tsslgbf aaa FRIDAY.
Temperatures; tlseh. S.; lse. -.
sua rises 7:zs sets AZ fszA
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Thursday will be observed as
day of rest. for most complete
Continued on Page IS. Column ~
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Th3 sans sfste1nesf - kiesF
arrest subo'snes1 the srfsst -
icsnfinnso 90 Page 10. c1iuma 3
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Japan Blast Toll
Reaches 38 Dead

TOKYO, Nov. II. (UP)-The toll
in yesterdays disaster in sulphur
mine near Morioka was 38 dead,
81 injured and 26 miners missing.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
35 Trucks, Tractors, TraiIers

SMALL FACTORY Built House
Trailer Bargain. Inquire 815 First
St, CaleXico. 11-15
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12

WE HAVE A FEW repossessed cars
priced right. Peoples Finance &
Thrift Co, 638 Main. Phone SIS
or sos.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
e Cash - Insert a For Sale Ad Now!
Rooms for Rent

ROOM FOR RENT. Private en-
trance and private bath. 532
Wensley, phone 573. 10-27tf
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Arizona COP to
Meet Nov. 1q

WINSLOW, Nov. II. CUP)-
Chairman Charles McQuillan of
the Republican state central COM
mittee said today all Republican
county chairmen and state leaders
of the party would meet here Sun
day, Nov 10 to open preliminary
discussions on the 1910 presidential
campaign.
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36 Used Tires - auto Acces.

SAVE l5
II WILL PAY YOU TO visit our
store. If it's auto or truck parts
you need see us. 1000 cars and
trucks in stock. All sizes in used
tires.
CARTER MOTOR & SUPPLY
1863 Main Phone GO
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SEE US FOR NEW AND USED
Lumber, Windows, Doors, Wall
Board, Brick, Pipe and Fittings.
Also Cement, Plaster, Fencing, IT.
rigation Boxes, Paints and Hard
ware. We will gladly figure your
building material list.
FL. CENTRIC LUMBER
~, & TRADING co.
l409 Adams st. Phone 1892
MORE RAIN COMING. Get that
roof fixed. S. l.. Hartzell & Son
Take the guesswork out Of roof
ing. Phone 251-W. FL Centro.
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Rooms For Rent

NICELY FURNISHED Room. Hot
and cold water. Good location.
Close in. Reasonable. $50 Com
mercial.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12

RAYS U-WASH- LAUNDRY
Extra hot water. New Machines.
428 Imperial Ave. Phone 1895,
Res. 1861.
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Business Service

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING &
REPAIRING. Renoyating Inner
spring Mattresses our specially.
Genuine Down Comforters and
pillows. Prices reasonable. CAL
EXICO COTTON PRODUCTS
Established 81 Years. Phone
295 CaleXico.
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HOTEL ROOMS. So 90 per week and
up. 1877 Main. ll-l0tl
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Farm Products
}2 livestock

GOOD CLEAN Flax Seed for sale,
&c per Id. Phone 1l0l. lib
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ROOMS FOR RENT, hot and cold
water. 554 Brighton or phone
596-J ll-16
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Houses For Rent

FOR RENT Furn. house with cleo.
water heater, for couple, at 1923
Park. 11-l0tf
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12

8 GOOD WORK HORSES. Work
single or double. Phone 3700-R-2
or inquire McCabe Store. lila
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
I3 Business Opportunities

SERVICE STATION TO Lease. New,
fully equipped. On Main street,
Ell Centre. Should have $500 to
5000 to handle. Buy mdse only.
Call Imperial 3241 for appoint
ment. 11-14
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FOR RENT Nov. lst. Modern well
furnished flat. Inquire 500 Olive.
l0-20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12

USED '35' AC TRACTOR-Butane
A bargain. Edgar Implement
Store, 418 Main. lib
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12

VACANCY AT MISSION APTS.
235 No. 9Th. Sc per week. Elec-
tricity and refrigeration furnished.