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Eureka Branch


public library operated by members Of the Eureka Library As
They building which the
This still library
county in 1886 to be used for library
Kurovch
1Sepenber 80 1923
Henry
30 1928; Ethel Patrick July lAugu 90 1923 Ang Lbraran)
j. Thomas. August 81, l928to
The books of the Eureka Library Association
1000 available
building attractive
place.
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Troy Branch

Troy Library May 1922 with Ethel
Whsle in charge for nearly two years Branch Librarians
1Apri 80 1924 Mrs Howe May 924-May 81 1892 Pauline
Sheldon
Sheldon
Frank November ],
During the first several months had homesthe
the old office building Wedner
moved the City Hall early 1924 and there until 1891 when
large
of the old school building
Approximately in branch number Of
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Fortine Branch

the fall bookca to
be used for county library books This kept the " Knke
the Womans
lection Of books In 1922 Mrs Mary Hatfield offered her and
had charge for number of being the first
librarian March 1926 Others Mrs Fred Heg June 1Sepe
Der 3d. 1927 Mrs Hatfield October May 81 $780, Mrs Len Rein
wand June l. 1930-to
The book collection the while r.
Mace and Victor Wolff successfully owned until
kept about $50 volumes magazines
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Leonia and Other Places

1t fitting
Ieonia community by Mrs
Mccormick from shortly after the starting library
little
library and made them available neghbos
Mrs Frank Day in Ural Eleanor
ward in Warand Mrs John H. Doble L Gateway Mrs Elizabeth
Colby Jennings, Ed Better and Mrs
Fleming Manicke others their
for the adults of their district the
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Rexford Branch

Although families the
until October 1929 that
October Is lg29May 81 $780, Mrs Kathryn Hammond
October 81 1885, Clara M Hurst November
1872 Mrs Fred Marks September ls43 Mrs
M Hurst February
the library her home About 200 books magazines
at this branch.
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Sales books lin duplicatc) for
sale at all time at Western News
office. Il
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TROY NEWS
Continued from-page six)
Here and There

Here and There
Floyd Darling was a business
visitor to Kalispell the last of the
week.
Mrs. Vim. Purcell and Virgil and
JEANNE left Tuesday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tinney who now are living near
Hamilton, Mont
Billy Bushnell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. v. F. Bushnell underwent a
tonsilectomy on Wednesday in st.
Johns Lutheran Hospital in Libby.
E. CASTOR who has been visiting
his family here for the past two
weeks left Wednesday for Yakima
where he is employed. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bissell and
granddaughter Muriel are visiting
in Troy at the home of their son,
VIM. Bissell
Mrs. Norma Ryan came over
from Spokane where she is en-
ployed at Defense work She spent
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lindholm who drove
her over to Libby where they Wis
tied at the VIM. Broom home. Mrs.
Broom is a sister of Mrs. Ryan.
Mrs. Nora Mason, Spokane, was
a visitor in Troy the first of the
week when she renewed many old
acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Laffoon and
family left Sunday for months
visit with relatives in Livingston.
They will spend most of the time
at the Benton home where Mrs
Lou Laffoon makes her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bissell and
family have moved into their new
home recently bought from the Bis
sells.
Mrs. Margaret Camus left Mon
day evening for Butte, where she
will reside with her daughter, Mrs
George Kennedy who has been in
Troy for the past week making ar
rangements for her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wallace are
the proud parents of a son born
Sunday in the Boomers Ferry Hos
pital His weight is Z lbs, OF.
On Wednesday Miss Dolores Joy
returned from a visit to Spokane
and other points west She was ac-
companied by Miss Carol Iddings
fiancee of John Joy, who is q
nephew of Anthony joys. Miss Idd-
ings taught the past year in Aber-
deem. Wash. She leaves for Stryker
on Thursday where she will visit
Mr.. Joys parents and will proceed
thence to Indiana where her home
is.
Buddie Basham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Basham returned last
week from Spokane where he was
in the hospital following severe
illness. They went to Spokane tc
bring him home and we are pleased
to report that he has recovered.
Vim. Mcdonald left Sunday
morning for business trip to Hell
ena. The week previous Mrs. Me
Donald came over from their home
near Poison and is spending vaca
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STRYKER
observation-disclosures

Postmaster julius Berg and son
Art and family from Trego were
Kalispell callers Friday.
Mrs. Jerome Rice enjoyed few
days last week visiting with her
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Butts at the Soldiers home in Col
umbia Falls.
The Tusen family were shoppers
in Whitefish Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Edmunds en-
joyed Saturday and Sunday in Bon
ners Ferry visiting George Allen,
former resident from here.
O. K. Iverson was business call
er in Kalispell Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Kelly spent We'd
nesday fishing at Loon lake. No
luck
Mrs. Charley Ellis is cooking in
tie camp out of Kalispel at present.
Her husband left on % Sunday ev-
ening to consult doctor and visit
with her for a few days. We are
glad to report he is improving in
health
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Berg and
family from Warland were Satur-
day over night guests at his sisters
home here, the Thomas White fam
lily.
Mrs. Harry Roedel was a shopper
in Olney Tuesday.
We are pleased to report the
mump patients are happy to be UP
and about their work.
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ton in and around Troy where she
has several relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sternitzky and chill
dren, Christine and Peter from Sc
attic are visiting Mrs. Sternltzkys
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Clay.
Mrs. Bill Numann and son jim
from Shawano, Wis, who have been
spending some time at the I'd
Laehn home have gone on to Oro-
vile, Wash, where they expect to
help in the fruit there. 1t is now
thinning time in the orchards, and
this must be done to produce good
sized fruit this season as we'll as to
insure a crop next year. Barbara
Laehn also went with them and she
intends helping in the orchard
work.
Mrs. Elmer Maddox and baby
of Hoquiam, Wash, were visiting
at the home of Mrs. Walter Wallace
from Sunday until Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Leo Rubber and daughter,
Mrs. James Johnston Sunday went
to ST Maries, Ida. Monday they
went to Moscow. Ida. where Mrs.
Rubier's niece, Erma Smith, grad
uated in Home Economics. She had
majored in Dietitics and has won
the coveted appointment from the
Eastman Kodak Company. She will
leave July End for Rochester, where
she will spend a years internship
with the Mayo Brothers Clinic.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Lewis Auge was admitted as
a surgical patient May 20.
Paul Thede, son of John Thede,
was admitted with a broken leg
June S, the result Of horse falling
on him
Mrs. Stanley Person was admitted
as a surgical patient June S.
Mrs. Mary Barrett was taken as
a medical patient June 4.
Charlie Steele Wss admitted as a
medical patient June 5.
Libby children who were operat-
ed on for tonsils and adenoids dur
ing the past week at the clinic
were.
Donna Cutler, Rayetta Cole, Bev-
erly Johnson, Lynette Dutton, Shir-
ley and William Deshazer, David
Schikora, Wesley Ostheller, Thomas
Powell, Gary Berhoncouer, Stanley
Wilkinson, Jerry Runyan.
Robert and Mary McNair, Janet
Ficke, Aria Whitmarsh, June Will
liams, Robert Brennan, John and
William Urdahl, Charles Botchek,
Barbara and Howard WEIGH, Shir-
ley Thomson, Irene Williams, Mar
garet and Judith Johnson, Wava
Olson, Dorothy Davis, Eunice Coy
en-, Jaime West, Judith Adkins
Terrence Couinson, Thomas Roy
William Erickson and Arnold
Wood.
Those taking advantage of the
clinic from Troy were.
Peter Wychoff, Raymond Ster.
i ling, Donald and Susan Morrison
Roger Mcdowell, Ellen Parker ane
I Glen Bushnell
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RAY RUBARD TELLS
OF RHINE CROSSING
Continued from page ! J

it on the maps, but it is about 10
miles north of Leipzig, between
Delitzsch and Eilenburg We are
about 20 miles from the city of
Halle. which was captured by our
regiment. We are only about five
miles from the Russian lines. The
people around here are really
frightened by the fact that the Rus
slams are so close, and they are
afraid that we will leave here and
| the Russians will come in occupy
this territory.
When we first jumped off in the
attack in Belgium, our division was
attached to the 1st Canadian Army,
and we were the only Americans
around there at the time. As you
know, we fought our way up to the
Mark river. Then they loaded us
on trucks, and we rode to Germany.
For a few days we camped in the
woods on hill overlooking Aach-
en-. We began fighting again No
vember is, and we really had some
rough and bloody fighting around
Stolberg, EschWeiler, WeisWeiler
/ and smaller towns in that area 1t
was great industrial area and
very important, and the Germans
were not too anxious to leave. 1t
was while we were fighting for
EschWeiler that | got to 60 to Paris.
h returned to the company just
when they were coming back from
the battle Of Frenze, one of the
fiercest battles. We had little rest
in EschWeiler for few weeks then.
| On the 18th Of December we took
the town Of indie on the indie river
and set out for Peir We dug our
positions in a field right on the
edge of the town of Peir, and we
were there for several days. The
town was full of German soldiers
there were several very accurate
snipers firing at us every time We
| stuck our nose out of our holes, anc
| we took one of the heaviest artil,
lery poundings I've ever expert
enced. Whenever the Smelling
would let up little, Id dig my fox
hole little bit deeper, and, before
we left there, had a regular tun
mel. When we got into the town
there was nothing left but the base
ments. The rest was rubble.
Il After that we stayed up at Rolls
dorf on the banks of the Roer rive
| just across from Duren. We Wer,
there for about a month Our mail
activities consisted of patrols acros
the river into the enemy-held tow
| of Duren, and watching to see tina
| the Germans didn't try to cross tn
| river. We later crossed the Roer
| helped take Duren, and headed TO
| Cologne, which was taken by tn
| 3rd Armored and our Division. w
| stayed at Cologne till about Marcl
| %, when we headed down toWar,
| Bonn. Here we joined the Thir,
Il Armored Division, or, I should say
our division was attached to the 3,
| Armored. The men Of our regiment
| the 4l4th, rode on top of the lea,
| tanks Of the armored column in tn
attack. rode in one Of our com
| pany jeeps RICH behind the tank
the men of the company were rid
ing. We crossed the Rhine rive
near the Remagen bridgehead, blu
d 1t was a very quiet and uneventfu
crossing. We all think that the 3r
Armored is one of the best armore
! divisions and we really enjoye
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working with them. 1t really seemed
swell to be mechanical after the
tough fighting we had experienced
on the other side of the Rhine. We
really had some fantastic expert
ences while we were riding the
tanks. We didn't meet much resist
ance most of the time, and we real
ly covered the territory in hurry
We would go out of one town into
the next one before the people had
any idea we were around. On the
roads we passed large German mo-
tor conveys, many which had been
just abandoned because the trucks
ran out of gas. We went to the town
of Herborn, then we went up north
about hundred miles to the city
of Lippstadt Here we occupied a
very beautiful Luftwaffe pre-flight
training center for a few days. The
Easements of the barracks were
jammed with all kinds of food and
supplies You should have seen the
mess when the slave laborers and
the German civilians started loot
ing the easements of that place.
They were hauling the stuff away
in any kind of cart or vehicle they
could find From Lippstadt we went
to Paderborn. From there we trav-
eled to Northern and then to Nord-
hansen, where we left the 3rd Arm
ored, having been relieved by the
ast Division. For the next couple
of weeks we.weren't up in the front
of the columns. However, we had
quite fight on our hands when
we took the big city Of Halle. That
was our last big action, and now,
here we are, twiddling our thumbs,
wondering what comes next.
Love,
RAY
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends for their sympathy during
the past days of our sorrow. Your
kindness is much appreciated. We
would especially thank the Ameri-
can Legion, the Veterans of For
eign Wars and Rev. and Mrs. Fort
for their assistance. The goodness
of all our friends will never be for
gotten.-The Family of S/Sgt Joe
Myers
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MARRIAGES

MARRIAGES
Boyd Myhr, Libby and Verne !.
Smith, Los Angeles, Calf, were
married by Rev. A. T. Juvland,
May g.
Richard Schumacher and Joyce
A. Young both Of Kalispell, were
married by Justice H. B. Wallace
May g.
John Hareno, Passiac, N. j., and
Hazel F. Walker of Kellogg, Ida,
were married June 2, by Justice H.
B. Wallace.
Harrell w. Pluid, Eureka, and
Helen A. Mclaughlin, Cutbank,
were issued a license June 5.
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IL MEN LEAVE FOR
PHYSICALS, 18TH

The following men have been or
dered to report for pre-induction
physical examinations at Butte,
June 10, 1945.
Benjamin Bert Brown, Troy;
Walter Hugo Loehr. Leonia, Ida.;
Richard Don Dobroski, Vancouver,
Wash; Walter Theodore Brophy,
Cheney, Wash; Forest Clemens,
Vancouver, Wash; Clayton c. Has
kill, johannesburg, Mich; Clayton
Richard Goss, Poison, Mont; AM
brose B. Gael, Everett, Wash; Ken
meth Keith Cameron, KaGspell,
William Earl Kern, Dunbar, Tenn.
Glen Yolman, Jr., Spokane, Wash;
Earl F. Forth. Trego.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oral J. Evans and
children of Ogden, Utah, are guests
at the home of Mrs. Evans parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VanderWood.
They will leave for their home next
Tuesday.
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LOST

Lost: Heart shaped Gold Locket
Reward. Return to box 1884, Libby.
SIX
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Coal stoker and furnace for sale.
Very reasonable. Inquire Western
News. 52-tf
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CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE

For Sale-l938 Ford va, $4,000
Cali l4OR evenings. SILK
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For Sale-Jersey mich cow and
month old calf.-Mark Hall, on Fred
Fisher place south town after G..
six
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For Sale-Deering mower, good
Campbell, Eureka.
ASK
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| Set Eveners For Sale. Hartle
Machine Shop; also pair Skidding
Tongs. Tx
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For Sale-Saddle horses and light
work horses.-Quirk Cattle Co., Eu-
reka, Mont. 2-2c
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For Sale-Ice- box, Coleman hot
plate at 407 Utah.-Phone 147M.
2-2x
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For Sale--1 Deer Rifle, good con-
dition; Winchester 20 pump; and
l Remington .22-pump with new
barrel. Phone l76-W or see Cutler.
2-4x
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For Sales room house, practi-
cally new; modern, lot of built-ins;
Utah avenue. Reasonably priced
j. A. Krall, Real Estate office phone
No. l02W, residence 20J. Sic
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For Sale-1 bed and springs; also
dining room table; record cabinet
and 2-hole wood or coal kitchen
warmer. -Shorty's Barber Shop.
Six
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For Sale-Rathinette, excellent
condition. Phone 20M. Sic
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. Wanted-200 feet of water pipe,
2 inch or smaller.-Robert J. Nor
riSon. Blk
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1884 Plymouth sedan for sale-E.
M. Bitterman. Six
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For Sale-Household furniture,
fruit jars and other items,-Mrs.
Ben Salo. Six
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WANTED

Wanted to Buy-Veal Pork and
chickens. K. J. Bolles, Troy, Mont
48-10x
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For further information see j. A.
Krall, Real Estate Office Phone
dollhouse 20J
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23
You Can Talk to One Man
ls-city Property TOR Sole
SELLING BEAUTIFUL
SANDALWOOD HOME

~-~~--~~->~~>>-->----->-- s1--
SELLING BEAUTIFUL
SANDALwOOD HOME
Owner leaving Valley and will
give possession within 80 days.
LARGE 8 bedroom home, hard
wood floors throughout, beauti-
ful living and dining room very
artistically designed. Superb
kitchen with all modern con-
veniences. Plenty cupboard space,
expansive closets in bedrooms
and hall. Bathroom; shower and
tub. Gas furnace which gives
perfect heating; automatically
controlled. Large garage and
adjoining maids room and wash
room. Large lot profusely COW
cred with shrubbery and trees
which give added attractiveness
to this home.
CALL FOR PRICE
AND TERMS
NUFFER LAND COMPANY
lis No. 5th st. Phone 45-W
5-29
SOUTH SIDE-Large 2 bedroom
house. Desirable location. Fur
nished or unfurnished.
COURT-10 houses. Income $3.50
month. Completely furnished.
Open.
3 APTS., separate house. Income
S120 a month. $500 furnished.
Several small suburban tracts.
5 ROOM frame house, $1,000 din.
2 BEDROOM stucco. $500 down.
TWEED JOLLY
ListingS Wanted
6I4 Main Phone 474
5-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23
to Rent

WANT HOUSE, Apt. or room with
cooking Accommodations. No chill
dren. Contact Novak's Music
store davs. 5-29
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

MARINE COUPLE with baby desire
small furnished house or Apt.
VIII care for things as if they
were our own. Contact Box 636,
CO Post-PreSs. 5-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

Cattle foreman; also
one cowboy; also one chore boy
Post Office Box Sc, Imperial, Cal.
$50
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

MAN for general repair work on
farm implements. WEBB Manu-
featuring and Supply, Holtville.
5-29
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

NAVY MAN and wife here perma-
nently wish small house or Apart
ment. Phone 783. Miller. 5-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23
w. E. Hancock

w. E. Hancock
SINCE 1914
"The Farm Land Man"
260 ACRES
Alfalfa, last cutting made 325
tons. Very fine melon carrot or
beet land. Can deliver this tract
for short while at a very low
price. See this at once if you
are looking for a very fine buy.
Well located.
j. T. DeVORE
Phone 2041 $40 Main st.
5-26
FOR SALE-40 acres vegetable land,
2 miles south Holtville Inquire
TIT Palm or write P. o. Box 352,
Holtville. 5-25
205 ACRES Sandia, $26, ESQ on terms.
1876 acres Mt. Signal for s23 3,250
on terms. 80 acres Heber for
$4,000 cash. 20 acres with house
on pavement with about IL acres
citrus for $4,000. See r. S. HAIR
RINGTON. Bank of America
Building, Brawley. 5-26
FOR SALE-10 acres with good
bedroom house near the city.
c. Muncey, sos Main. $50
16-
i9-CitY Property for Sole
FOR SALE bedroom house south
side. Nice hardwood floors in 8
rooms. Walls and ceiling decorated
Celotex over plaster Nice kitchen.
Electric water heater. Good buy
for $4,000.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$50 Main Phone $50
5-29
FOR SALE-Furnished house, 8
bedrooms includes elec. range
water heater, refrigerator. 2 cool
ers. Inquire 451 FL Centre Ave
or Phone 994. 5-29
FOR SALE-Large corner 9th and
Brighton, 100 40 #. An ideal
1tIdblUli 1OA q 1dl6 &c IOl1L VI APT
houses. Make your postwar plans
now.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
$50
CALExICO. 2 bedroom furnished
house, good location, close to all
schools, complete with elec. refrig-
orator, range, automatic hot water
tank, rugs, curtains, ETC. $1,000
with $1275 down Almost immed-
late possession. 103 9th ST., Cal
exico. 5-26
FOR SALES bedroom house on
Hamilton st. Hardwood floors,
nice lot, citrus trees, shrubbery
and garage-$450c.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone CSC
5-2S
FOR ShLE-Furnished II bedroom
house. Lobby, wide Railways.
bathrooms, living room. fireplace
dining room; kitchen and service
porch-s9500. SAB Olive. 5-2f
FOR SAI4E-Nursery, house, latf
house, equipment, tools. $500 So
Main. So!
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

HARDWARE needs a
bookkeeper daily from to II
Permanent, liberal salary. Call
General offices, 371 Main. Phone
761 5-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

AT ONCE-Man to oper-
ate grain elevator at Imperial
Permanent or seasonal employ
ment at good wages. Southwest
Flaxseed Assn, Imperial, Calf.
5-28
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WANTED-Experienced service sta
ton attendant. Good starting
wage plus commission. Permanent
job for right man Valen's Oil Co.,
3rd and Main. Phone 110l. 5-26
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

FOUNTAIN HELP wanted. Apply
Ell Centro Drug Co., 613 Main. SIS
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

100 ACRES new alfalfa now
leased for 2 yrs. more. Very
choice investment. $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

AUTO PARTS statesmen and mach
inists wanted. Wilke Machine and
Auto Parts, 699 E St., Brawley.
Phone $40. 6-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23
ls-citY Property Tor Sole

FOR SALE-Furnished house. 8
bedrooms includes cleo. range
water heater, refrigerator. 2 cool
ers. Inquire 451 El Centre Ave
or Phone 994. 5-2e
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

240 ACRES flax and alfalfa. A
real buy. Terms.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23
Fusate for Farms
fla Main Phone AZ

PINE VALLEY - Large. lots $4OO
and 5000. Buy now. Build later.
E. G. Bangs, h-eker. 6-1
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

FOR SALE-Large corner 9th and
Brighton, 100 40 #. An ideal
location for a large court or Apt
houses. Make your postwar plans
now.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
5-2n
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

WAITRESS WANTED. Hotel Cali
fornia. 5-26
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

CALExICO. bedroom furnished
house, good location, close to all
schools, complete with elec refrig-
orator, range, automatic hot water
tank, rugs, curtains, etc. $1,000
with $1275 down Almost immed-
late possession 103 9th ST., Cal
exico. 5-26
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

$50 ACRES alfalfa highly i'm
proved. Several BIdgs. includ-
ing large house. 5000 acre
$4,000 cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

FOR SALE-40 acres vegetable land,
2 miles south Holtville. Inquire
TIT Palm or write P. o. Box 352,
Holtyille. 5-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

FOR SALES bedroom house on
Hamilton st. Hardwood floors,
nice lot, citrus trees, shrubbery,
and garage-S450C.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
5-28
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

1120 ACRES in one block. One
of the best. This is all top
land and well located. Shown
by appointment only. Price
s272, 900 cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-23

FOR ShLE-Furnished II bedroom
house Lobby, wide Railways. 3
bathrooms, living room. fireplace;
dining room; kitchen and service
porch-s95o0. 643 Olive. 5-26
Ad-daleel., 1945-01-31

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