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Monday, January 25, 1926
SPORT NEWS SECTION
EL CENTRO MECHANICS WIN GAME
IN VALLEY WINTER LEAGUE, CHAN
LIVINGSTONE PITCHES SUPERBLY
A. 'IF. Keller's ‘ 1 liole-in-one ” at
Hip golf Huh yesterday was not Hip
only note worthy athletic feat to
be recorded in Imperial Vajloy. The
El Centro Mechanic# managed to
win a game in the Imperial Valley
•Vinter league, something that had
njt hitherto been accomplished. The
vi.loty came at Imperial.
Sil only did the Mechanics win,
hut they pulled the league leading
oi men down into a triple tie for
jducc with tin 1 Irrigation His
u, I .Southern Sierras, and came
wi! n an .ice of shotting out the
. env '* 4(1 of dotin .1. without a run.
I'll, 'final score was St to T, but the
\i( jinnies had it St to 0 until the
li|! '’timing. •
V War Horae on Job
* <(• Mechanics victory was due to
f gnoil work of the old war horse,
V i l.iviiigstoup, who was on the
gnd tor the knights of the
Itch. * hail went nog wild all
, moon, pitching superb hall and
iug a home run in addition to a
, .ote of more hits. He reeeived ex
'cut support trum Ins team mates,
the way ( ban was working yes
. r oag afternoon lie could nave
> j eu Hie Pittsburgh l’irates.
i /e.pite his Haims to the contrary,
I low a who play with i lian assert
I it he rioe.in t hit the size of his
ft in a mason, (nit When he does
f ir loose lie breaks all the regain
• ms mat .lac supposed to surround
i! hatting ability of pitchers.
Victory ts Popular
The victory of the -in Miami's wits
i popular one, loi they are not the
Unt ball team their record would
lUicate. 1 l.ey have pluyed sev
rat close games dining tlie season,
m Ijii ini- bteatts iia.e usually been
f •gainst tnem. testerday s victory
, urn's not i.it them mu m tap cellar,
bm ii ,n .east breads up Hie in
euiuu.anon oi goose eggs in tile:
standing.
| Vv line thij game was going on at
1 iuipenui, ute oouilieru i acme aiiu
WKttIUKY
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Automotive Electricians
ELECTRIC SEE VICE SO.
Cor. ttji & Ht..te. Phone 504
HEreeRT UOLT, Manager
t/ Laundry
VALLEY STEAM eAUNDRY
x'or Hood Service Phone lo
“Title Insurance”
PIONEeU rIIEE icECo-ARCE CO
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Impe-iai rce a; Ecvciopmcnt Co.
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With 4Mp. Line ot Jewelry and
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UELUER, tne Jeweler, 511 Main St.
(PROFESSIONAL
(.DIRECTORY
Attorneys
HICKCOCK & TRUDE
Attornovs
Rslikopf Bldg. El Centro
' Veterinarians
t I)r. R. W. Ritter
, Licensed Veterinarian
El Centro Phone 594 J
' M. G HILL
' OENERAL CONTRACTOR
Cement in All Its Branches
Brick Work- Carpenter in Connec
tion. No Job Tco Large or Too
Small
jfl Main St.
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THE SUNRISE OF
ANOTHER WASHDAY
- .When veil gel up in the morn
ing Monday morniug. ami von
know that we :uo doing your
wishing ami that we are going
tn ilo your ironing ami that d
nil will be done thoroughly well
nl fair prices—lay, what a re
lief. A day to l>e devoted to
other duties a day of real
thanksgiving come at last.
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.Southern Sierras teams were wag
ing a merry little war on the local
grounds, the power bandits finally
emerging victorious and tied for
first, place after ten innings had
been played, the score being 14 to
12. |
There were mure hits made than
there would he at a carpet heaters’
convention, and while the game
was ragged in spots, the heavy hit
ting made up for any short comings.!
Piled Up Their Score
The railroad men had- the game
12 to it in the seventh inning, hut
the power fellows look a few jolts I
and scored one run in the eighth 1
and two more in the ninth, tieing up !
the score. They then decided to,
keep up the good work, piling oil 1
Iwo more runs in the tenth while
the railroaders went scoreless.
Holton, Eagan and Welch worked
for the railroaders, while the power,
men used Steele, (j’Brien and l
K 1 i ogle.
Here's Now landing
The standing of tint Hubs, inHud- :
ilig vesterdliv's games, is as follows: '
W. L. l’ct.
.Standard Oil t> 2 .751) i
Irrigation District ii 2 .750!
Sou the i a Sierras (i 2 .75(1
Southern Pacific 4 4 .500
Valley Laundry I 7 .125
Mechanics I 8 .111
Here and There
in Sport World
ll.v I uilril Press l.cnseil VV ire •
LONDON. .lan. 25. \b. Mil Hi 11,!
British g-df pro, has refused to ac
cept thi' pro. sioiinl acceptance by
. 11 ne Sara/cii. American profession-,
aij of the ehalieuge issneil for a j
7l hole m.itch for $2,5110. Sarazcn |
suggests t!,at .*,*» holes t>c played in j
ilie t'nited States but M.tehell ill I
sists that tie entire 72 holes be j
played in this country. '
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Miami. Fla. l • » !>»»:• I, tw
wiinitT of tin* <*u find in « * j »<• 11 jjoltf j
« )i;iinj»ioii.shi|>, aiimiun.-pd that K. !»• !
AU-L«*;u», millhj»u|nv Wa.shingtnii |
(Mibiinlirr, has offered to bark him i
lot slo,o'i<Y in hi 7lini«' match j
nj;nilicit Alm* Mitrlicll, llntisli j>ro !
Mar.
New Vork.--P. >iiig his !Idon \
' flee •■hatk’fliie billiard i'hampiouship, ■
Willie Hoppe pans to confine his:
attention to the three eushaui game.]
lie aiiiiouiiei',l that In' expected to (
i hallenge for the championship in a i
few days.
New York. Thu I'.OO gold ciij j
regatta, the classic of motorboat j
rating, w ill be itch! on M nibcs '
P.av again this on August 21
Slid SPJ. tin HOcre ;a i V ol til •<•..!
tion announced.
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Bloomington. Ind.— A special com
mitten will be appointed to name the
successor to "Navy Bill” Ingram
as roach of I ndiana University, it,
has bet ii announced. Solon ot
; cuke and Hhuughin isv of i'lilane
a’e said to In among those who will
In- eolisidered.
; The Snmpialmie Pas. was open
j tips year for seven days longer than
in ii ii v vea r ot its history.
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I.OH ANDELES, dan. ”s;—Six of
tlie present boxing champions have
shown their wares in Southern <ii
lornia. Tomorrow night a seventh
one, llarry Orel), middleweight tille
l.older, makes h,s t'iist appian ance in
i 1 jllli thiaud r.ug.
(ireli, who is lighting led Moore,
iiie of (treat Britain s ring favor
ites, tomorrow mg l .-, falls into line
with Jack Dempsey, Aliekcv Walker,
i hurley ‘'Phil'' Bos"libi rg. Toil
Morgan, Kill Kaplan and Kid el La
Barbu. the (.tie hoiders who have
preceded him here.
The bout between Orel) and Moore
is scheduled (o go ](> rounds. The
pair met once before, Oreo winning
>ho verdict. The champion is nat
lira I y on the big end o<f the betting
i (ids, hut a number of people aie
lacking Moore with then mioiey.
Drib lias been train.ng diligently
since his in rival here Friday. Iho.so
who have ivaiclicd hi.-, work outs ill
the .gymnasium have been, favor
i. b v impressed. He is fast and a
very able hand at the game of!
tliiowing lists. I'he t.ght wall be;
held at Vernon and it will be the!
first appeaiii 1 i-e of a vvor.d ciuillip
icn tin ii- since Mickey Walked,
knocked ent Bert Colima early last j
v< a r.
The Olympic AitdHorium will not -
stage any iioxing Hiis week and
'Lou Pniuso, Sal; Lake lightweight |
who claims the Pile fie coast title ]
will meet Johnny Lamar, fast ri'ep-j
p eg local bov. in the feature event j
at llallywo ul ITidnv night.
Basketball quintets from the Uni.- I
♦ city of California, southern
branch, Pomona and Whittier were
victorious in the Southern Califor
nia conference, games played Sat
in day.
The L. c. S. B. five trounced <)•
ciileiit.'il 45 to lb. Pomona, defeated j
California Selim I of T'i clniology, 22]
to 27, anil WlP'ttior walked over
Kedlands. 12 to It.
Oriental trickery will rule tin
main match of l/«»u Caro's wrestliui*
t. id :it t lie Olympic Aml toritim
Wi*flnesila\ t!i. t when Ad Santell,
jin jitsu cliMiuj i«:ii of tin* world,
meets Sotijy.o Ota, Japanese star.
Kant el I is in good trim for tin*
match. He i’S a strong favorite with
the Inns.
Sammy Mandoll, considered by
manv critics to he the liesl
\\ ■•flit in the (ti'iii t v today despite
the faet he (Toes not ho d the title,
■will he allowed h\ the state boxiiiß
eoi'iui's.sM’ii to no ( t Jack Sj..ir in a
!*» round hoot at Wilmington
Wednesday nij>hl\
Mil ndoll foi eJit in Taft last I’ri
! dnv flight. The state boxing law
1 prohibits a i*er from competing
twice in the same week. However,
l it developed that tin* card arranged
! ir, Taft was .a bcn»*f t affair atithor
ji/.ed bv Seth Strelinger of the state
board. < on.se<juentiy the bout
| Wednesday nt'jjhf will thronoh.
‘RED’ AND BEARS
ARE VANQUISHED
I BY TIGERS’ TEAM
Bj I I'tpsn I.(m*hml ir«*
SAX l’b’A NCI mV), Jan. 25.
“Bed' 1 Gluing: and his Chicago
Bears left today for Seattle and
I ’or} and to make their final pro
fessional football appearance on the
Pacific e >nM, alter suffering defeat,
It * ■ !), by the San Francisco Tigers
yesterday.
Neither Grange nor Georgo Wil
•iin, Washington all Amerieiiii back,
was thi" hero of yesterday’s contest,
t was ‘‘Babbit ” Bradshaw, funner
xevadn player, who earned the bull
or long gains that brought the lo
in I scores.
Gt.'inge made only hs'o yards and
Wilson 81 Lj yards.
Wilson was taken mil in the final
u'l’iod and Grange was out fur most
■ the third quarter.
Grange's speed nabbed Bradshaw
• t a critical point and several times
oia.ke up plays that might have been
da n gei oils.
The Washington lieriy Growers
\ssni-iation at Simmer last veal'
marketed i»7,000 elates of fresh ber
rics.
MOM N POP
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CHE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
Choosing Up
Choosing up sides is a serious busi
ness with these youthful aspirants
for baseball fame at the Coral
Gables Military Academy in Flor
ida. especially so when they .are be
Ing coached by no less a personage
than Stanley Harris, manage#of the
Washington Senators, and of the
Coral Gables city diamond team. The
two lads certainly look In earnest
We're betting on the little fellow
with the white shirt.
ANNOUNCE PLANS
FOR POLO SEASON;
PICKING TEAMS
K} t uitcii Press I,eased Wire
. DEL MONTE, Cal., Jan. 25.
Plans for a great season of com
petitive polo wore announced by
Hairy Hunt, leader of the Del
.a on i e polo team.
such international polo eelebrites
(■-. i.oi'il Jack Vv odehouse, foremost
player of (Treat Britain; . Tommy
Hitchcock, the* most brilli.lut star
me i mien States lias yet produced;
Hurry East, eight-goal Riverside
player; Bed Hoe, six goal Bryn
Mavvi ace; Avcrill Ilarrimau of
tue Orange county four; Jack Vick
ers, Wicnita; Deo’rgc Meade,’ Day
ton, Ohio, and George Gordon Moore
are aiming those who will make their
unicr headquarters here.
Moore' is in charge of organizing
a team which will center around
ilileheoek and Lord Wodehouse,
while Hunt will sponsor a team
built up around East.
The Pacific coast junior cham
pionship will be played February
21) —-March 75. and will draw at least
12 teams. Midvviek, Sun Mateo,
Scuta Barbara, Fort Bliss, Monte
rey Presidio, Stanford University,
i ; i Monte and San Carlos, will each
have one and possibly two teams in
tins competition.
Next I rid,ay Del Monte will send
a t'-mi to San Mateo anil this will
hi' followed by a second San Mateo
game on the San Mateo field Sun
day, January 31.
HELEN WILLS IS
WINNER TODAY IN
METROPOLE EVENT
1 "tti'il I’rt-sn l,i‘jiKM| wire
< AiN N Ifs, France, Jan. 25. Miss
Helen \\ ills, the American women's
tennis eliampion, today won the
Me'i ipole 1 nternntional tournanient
title bv defeating Mile Vlast.o of
Fra nee, 0-3, 7-5.
D was the hardost mateh Miss
Mills had played since coming here,
she did not appear t.o be in her usit
• torni. Her service, wliile pow
erful, was poor and inaccurate. Of
len she was in trouble, before the
ii- siting gamy of the Frenefi player,
w 1: *’ ls ranked high among European
women players.
w Hie finish of the set Miss
Wills appeared tired.
Today's victory brought the Ame
rican girl through her first French
tournament of her present trip
without the loss of a sot.
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
IOUAYSWANTADSi
.<.uU'u iiUr ''l’itJiES. iiuvc'fcbout
mo tnousand iwo years out. evil
■ uni mowers iixenaiige curtmed
i*Aui Sii imiii.i on sum atoek. Urowli
in'ie lor own use. vowing change
pmus will soil all some rniiciicl'
wno iiiii iiiKO up aim transplant ul
>1.1,) all IUCU\ 0 pi ICO. 1 Itll'l to
ovii lo a in ait'i. k>. C. i>uiiuntil
111 I'l uil'cct, lliOuU UOUtil, oail
Lut'go, Lallt. in w t
iUK SALIa- —binder sewing ma
tiiiiK-. iijgnl in i>. Vi ant lo soil,
ini ul Oentro Avc. llotii
w A,.' l uiJ—Stenographic position,
opaiiisu-ling, isii sit no. Five years
experience. mU W. Broadway.
■i:> to
n it. i j i.r.-vi A.s wants nice room in
private family. i\ O. Ilox 15b.
J5U>
ahAClil Miii \ 1-1 >it WALK At bin
gain. One Okell Hydraulic well,
urul. Will bore Urn) feet. 11. T.i
bailey, i'. O. if ox IFI, or cad at
U liitiiig-Mead store, lit Centro,
Cal. 35th j
FUH SAKE—Chickens, White Leg-j
horn young hens, laying, in flocus !
to suit. A.so •> burros, wagon and ■
harness, :> miles east of LI Cen- |
tro. 1 mile north of cemetery. See ]
l’eter Benson on ranch. Ust(j
W A N T Ll)—diookkeeper-stenogra jih
er. Apply Valley Lumber Com
pany, ill Centro. . 25tf
j-'Oit SALK—Small rooming house.
Clearing's 7.3 month. $llOO cash.
Address Box 017, Press. noth
WANTEDt —Sewing. Men's shirts a
specialty. (515 Jlolt Avo. Unto
FOR SA LB —One good fresh heifer.
T. B. tested, cheap. 1 mile south
on Bth !St. Jacob's Itanch. 35t3
FOlt SALK —Cheap. Small grocery
business. Good standard stock.
Well established trade. Living
room ean be had in rear of store.
Phone 704VV. 23t3
MI ST SELL before Feb., I—Entire
flock of 300 choice it. 1. It. hens,
35 breeding cockerels, one, dozen
or all. South side of west end
of Main St., El Centro on Braw
lc.v Main. 11. M. Hamilton. Also
10 aords of dry Eucalyptus wood.
FOB SALK -Shoe shop outfit.
Cheap. Call 773 Hod. 25tt
FOl'S'l > -Itoy’s shoe. Picked up at
Sixth and Olive. Owner may have
same by paying ftp' this ad. Press
FOB SALK —Furniture with privi
lege of renting house. -101 Len
Bey. Phone 355 M. 2513
TT JUANA WINNER
SCORES RECORD IN
HANOVER RAC E
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TIJUANA, Mrs.. Jan. 25. Dr.
(Mark, owned by Earl LinnHl. for
mer trainer of Osprey, established a
new track record for a mile and a
(piaitcr in winning tin $5,000 Han
ivi i handicap yesterday. The time
was 2:04 2 5 bettering the old record
bv 2 5 of a s<«ri>n'. ar. (Turk, an
,S to I el.oice, bear Dangerous tind
General Thatcher, who finished sec
ond and third, respectively, with,
t isprev, one of the favorites, run
ning fifth.
it was a gruelling race for the
vv liner who was under (-(instant
pressure by Osprey for almost the
i nine distance, ami in the stretch
had sufficient speed to stall oft
' o’. 1 1 1 g: ’ I Ills com pet I tors.
Help Wanted
WAXTKI* Married man for dairy
ami ranch work. iite 3 J!ox 11(5,
HI Centro. Liltli
! \\ A.N i'lol>— Htmlt keeper stenograph
it. Apply \ alley Lumber Co. hi'
Centro. 23tf
For Sale —.l utomobiles
I FOIt SALK .New Star eoupster
cash or terms, at Mrs. Alason's
i-amji grounds, 1,1 Centro. 21t-3
toil SALK 11123 Stmleliakor light
six. Kngine in perfect eonitition.
Terms. See Watson, at Model
Market. 18tf
l-'Oii* SALK— 1921 StU(lel>aker light
six. Phone 252. 2lt(>
For Sale—Real Estate
FOit SyVEE—House on Wensiey
Avc. very reasonable terms, v al
ley Lunioer t,o. 2(itf
$2300.00 BARGAIN
-V five -oom house, two bed
looms, sete-n poreh, mod
ern, on paved street, and
tornted in south part of
city.
s>.>oo Gash. Balance Easy
N UFFER LAND tu.
5bS Aiuin tot., i'houe 45-W
GHUU IMECE income property for
sale. Cheap for cash. C. vv. deed,
uUI llallllitoll tot. 2Ut3
I'Uit toAJ.Ii —A modern well built
liou.ie, at oil liamiitou. liol wat
er system, the rtolar heater, lour
bed looms, everything nicely ar
• ranged, idiotic oa4.J. ldtf
i uii toAi-E—international Hotel,
•ivieMeaii. id rooms with beds and
cuts. year lease. Alust sell,
inquire al Hotel, or write Box
bi, Aiexieau, liaja, California,
Aiexico. lltdl
FOR SALE
Very desirable, close in home.
Corner lot. All paving in. toix j
huge rooms, bath, 2 screen
porches. 23t3
540 South Fifth St.
roll MAL.Iv—A bargain if taken at.
once. A five room house with
bath and garage, large lot on the
paved street, will consider pay
ment from right party. Inquire
522 toouiil bIXUI tol. gl to
$20,000 INCOME property, Long
Beach, California. Aiortgage
S3.IMhJ. Want hotel, building or
furniture and lease in any town
in Imperial valley. Harry Kessler
307 Last Ocean Avc, Long Beach,
Cal. ■- 23t3
foil BALE UK EXCHANGE—
bplendid 120 acre alfalfa ranch,
good ouildmgs including dairy
equipment, plenty of water, loca
tion is in the choice Ontario-
Chino district, where living con
ditions are'of the very best and
| where good prices for farm pro-
I ducts prevail because of the noar
j ness of tlie Los Angeles market.
; This fine ranch can be bought on
good terms, The owners will con
snier imperial Valley land as part
payment provided some 'easn is
paid. Let us hear from you at
once witii an offer. Ball A Aus
tin, ilea.tors, iuj vVost A Street,
Ontario, Calif. 10tU
FOR SALE
•10 acres “Al" land near
El Centro. All in alfalfa.
Will rent for $23.U0 per
acre. Good house. Good wa
ter. delivery. Brice $175.00
per acre. Easy terms.
W.E. HANCOCK, RealUm
540 Alain tot. El Centro, Cal.
i'houe 437
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I BEACH (.Oi l AGE For sale, com
pletely furnished, will sleep live
or more. W ill rent during summer
mouths for $75. Brice $lOOO, cash
or terms. At Alisr.ion Beach, San
Biego. i'houe or write Eil Wolmer
Theaiie Alusic Co., San Diego.
22t3
j FOB KXOIIAN’GK —$10,000. Fine
i home near ocean; Eong Beach,
California. Want stock of elotli
| ing or dry goods. Alight take
clear El Centro property. Harry
i Ke-islt i, 3117 East Ocean Avc, 23t3
F<)K SALE -I will offer I2u acres
for sale, north half of tract 55;
I mile west of Clark's corner on
the Dahlia canal, known as Con
ant’s vineyard subdivision. This
I is very choice soft soil, leased at
! good rental for vegetables. Harry
Kessler, owner, 307 East Ocean
Avenue, Long Beach, California,
or Koiite 3, Box 10. El Centro,
j California. 2" 3
FOR SAEM m or 20 acres near El
Centro. Land now in lettuce. Bos-
session in 30 days. See owner at
iniicu, 1 mile south city water i
works; west side of Bth street, or
address Harry Kessler, 307 Hast
G. ean Avenue, Long Beach, Cal- i
ifornia. 23t3 !
Automobile J^oans
if your payments are too large let !
'i>: ref'jiance your ear. Loans also |
...at. man niuals on automo
biles. In..a -J **» my easy month- ;
ly payment pl.iu
FRED It.
660 Main bt. Li Centro, Phono 359 J i
COY Stile — 1U tlciueuua
. oil oAI-ifu —Or trade. Uci.aou sep
ai ULUI. i UiVCI atlat iiUlCttC. ilii]lli.U
•dian* s urocciy, comer
J.illLK'iiUij lai V>m«
foil ftAlot. —Or trade, a
CiilUl fii pony, il DOUUiV. xi. i-i
jtl'iiul. X IiUHC t/lilr-!.
am ami
to
ICO i'.
a year,
, eii/o.it
23 if
.loi't ni'i lor saie. 35 in', alfalfa
Oaney. o months lease. Also 60
antes, feueea tor uatry, .t year
reuse, r.. .v. Alien, '/■> mile east
ox i/og wood, one nine soum. 25t,t
l 05 is A l.L —One hundred head of
iiotsioiii amt guernsey heifers,
from one to - l Ai years old, some
springers. All uehorueil. isox 5,
n. a. u. *\o. 2, Li Centro. 23t4
73,000 CLLAII. Store buildings
vv est Ucean Avenue, Long Beach,
California. Choice harbor proper
ly. Want income ranch. Address
Harry Kessler, 307 Last Ocean
Avenue, Long Beach, California
or Route 3, Box io, LI Centro,
California. 23t3
Bolt tSALhi— loo tons No. 1 barley
hay. 100 tons No. 1 oat hay.
Frank Ames, Bx. 11 j it to 3, K’
Centro. 2213
MLBQUJTE WOOD for sale at 770
West Broadway bt,. Air. beig.
Will sell cheap to get rid of it.
22ti
i'I.VNO FOB SAi.L or
Broadway, i'hone 218.
rent.
515
21 tf
FOB BALL—Remington typewriter,
tiood as new. Casa Key Hotel.
I’hone 116. ' 22tf
FOit BALL—2 electric water heat
ers, 1 new just tested, 6000 watt.
1 used, as good as new 5000 watt.
Cheap. Casa Key Hotel. Phone
1 16. * 22 tf
FOK KALE—Fresh cow. 1 3 mile
south of Main oil imperial Avo.
1 Cressv. 22t2
FOR BALL 32 A 1 Holstein covvi
cheap. Will consider lute litodt
closed car for part payment. J. ,1
Ming, Harold Bell Wright ram*l
20tl
4-
FOit BALL—Ten to thirty
lemons. For bale. 2 miles west,
’yj mile south McCabe school. 11.
K. Ureen's ranch. Dt26
CHOICE HEBERT
Broadway.
honev. 548
9tf
FOR SALE
Grapefruit trees on Supply
Co. Buds.
Also Asparagus Plants.
V. V A MAGI'CHI
Box 574, Upland, Cal
IStIU
FOR SA I, r , —rev era! thousand
\ curling grapefruit trees, measur
ing 5-8 of a much aAd up to 7 8.
t rees are now growing on sandy
loam soil, i’rices very reasonable.
Apply to owner, .lames T. Good,
Dorman ranch, R. F. I>. Box' 11)1,
Calexico, Cal. 15t26
FOR BALE -Fool hall and soda
fountain fixtures. Inquire South
eiii I'rust <X Commerce Bank. HI
Centro. 15tf
Lost and Found
,< >ST—.Small size
swers to name '
inform J’ress.
Collie dog. An
‘Junior.” Please
2Ut3
A IST Ob’ STRAYED—Jan. 20th,
1926. 2 brown horse mules, brand
ed on left neck. 1 black horse," 1
black mare. Notify Phone 2.17,
Hebei. 23t3
WILL
“ Mik
AY reward for return of
year old male dog, part
Collie and part Police, lost, from
90 El Centro Ave. 22tf
5
Special Notice
LI'HTl.t K LK.VV ES and cutting*
l'ico for hauling away, any quan
tity. C. J. Bugnatl Hliuil, Third
ana Olive, south of Pioueei
warehouse *tf
PAINTING, Tinting, Kulsomining
i>y tiic hour or contract. Hutisfae*
tion guaranteed. Press liox 025.
23115
EXPERT Oil stove repairing. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Inquire at
Clayton it Stevens, i'hoiio 023.
2016
iTt.Ai . . I WORK—-Wanted of all
kind? li t* 97F5, £1 Centro. J.
E. Brock. 22 IT
Tv amed to liuy
WANTED—Second hand furniture.
Call 495 W. 819 Alain St. 19tt‘
Ki ioi i vrite wanted—ns no.
sth. Phone 023. 1-ltf
v\ AN TED 150 head of dry stock to
pasture. G. C. Hussey, Seeley.
23 tf
Situations Wanted
COMPETENT woman wants child
ro care for days. i>est references.
Write I'ress Box 902. otf
GOOD BOOK K LEPER and office
m,.u wants a ursl class position,
good smary expected. J. 1. Hart
got, Gio Going »t., Portland, Ore.
21t?
•vi ciiii I'. \ i E D Stenographer
wishes position. Press Box 932.
21t3
ALARMED man wishes steady eui-’
pioyim i.t. 4 years exp. imp. val.
ri actor experience, all around
ranch liana. Inquire Alodel Meat
Ararkut. 3. I*. Warren. 20t3
Vv ANTED—■ Sewing. Men's shirts a
specialty. 615 ltoit. Avu. 2013
For Sale—Poultry
rUu b.VEE—Thoroughbred Rhode
jsianU' tud oreeamg coeKe.-ers.
J'jXira line. Jars. oonu fjLogau,
Seeiey.
» a..s i Go) i n lie 1 Alien lurxeys,
Uiuuic, two or three years out.
Must lie best sloes. Phone 90432
< r write go.x Zol, lot Centro. iLLG
1 liOliOC UiiBRED Rhode Island
xieU cockerels for breeding. Wea
ver strain. Mrs. g. L. ilurU, Seel
! ed, Cal. 2Utl
Ait bit bb —-oa Wlute Eegiiorn
iitn.j, uic young aaa lutve oeeu
liOg.tiiG.ea. -,iu v ing to town, iea
sou i u selling. ;« ntUe west and
j inue souui or imperial. J. E.
Brow n, Box. si, Ei Centro. -I iO
j.vbV CHICKS —it. Beds that are
a deep ru n red and tire extra
gomt layers. lour Barred Jtocks
an darn. Aristocrat and Imperial
Kinglet strain. Best quality at
lowest prices. Custom liatcliing.
i will hatch as many of your eggs
as your liens do. Try me. Mrs.
11. r. Thams, lite - 1, Box 210, El
( entro. 1 nine east then 1% miles
north. to th
BAB\ CHIN—B. I. Beds, even col
or and red lo the skin. Barrel!
rocks. Black MinoreaS. (iolden
Buff Leghorns, White Leghorns.
T.iHcred Strain. Enoch Crews,
Sea bl ight, Calif. 23t2
For Rent — Rooms,
Apartments and Houses
FOB BENT—Nice front room with
outside entrance. For one or two.
.See Airs. Guyn at Varneys. 21t3
FOB BENT—-Furnished room. 833
El Centro Ave. 23t2
I -
FOB ItE.NT—(iood sleeping roi
( all corner 10th and Orange. 2
BASEMENT room for rent. .las.
.Morgan. 377 Brighton Ave. 191 f
FOB BENT Front bed room, com
fortably furnished. Convenient
to bath. 650 Orange Ave., or see
Barry at imperial Irrigation Dis
trict. 23tf
Miscellaneous
WANTED -500(i Thompson Seed lose
vines. State price. Bte. A. 80-135
135 Calexico, Cal.
19t3
El. CENTRO A 1 ATT It ESS SHOP—
We build new matt losses or re
novate all kinds of old mattresses,
latch or retuff, renovate and re
build in suitie tick or furnish new
ticking at different prices. We
are now at our new location at
1217 .Main.’Phone 545 K. 22t3