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Saturday, February 5,1927
BPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
In Sport World
St. Louis. The St. Louis Cardi-
Mh announced receipt of n signed
kitract from Frank Frisch, obtain-
I in a trade with the New York
lants. The salary figure was not
nned.
Ban Franc b*co.—Professional foot
-111 will end hero for the season
len Red Grange’s New YoTk Yan
ks clash with Prick Muller's Cal-
Irnia stars tomorrow afternoon,
per famous California stars to
|)ear besides Muller will bo “Tut’
I
A UTOMOBILE
SER VICE DIRECTOR Y
DU SOLD SERVICE STATION
CORNER FIFTH AND STATE STS.
VALLEY TENT AND AWNING CO.
AUTO TOPS AND BODY WORK
2 MAIN ST. PHONE 191
NASH AND MARMON AUTO SERVICE
REPAIRING
C. L. Rosenquest, Prop.
STATE STREET PHONE 898
ONLY AUTHORIZED
CADILLAC
SERVICE AND PARTS IN IMPERIAL VALLEY
DON LEE
8 State St. El Centro
Phono 6
KOTIOE OF SALE OF REAL
E6TATB
(ha Superior Court of tho State
’ California, in and for tho
County of San Diego
(he Matter of tho Instate of
Ilia Pruitt, also known as Ma
ids F. Pruitt, Deceased.
|,ke notice that the exeontrix of
[will of Tilla I’ruitt, also known
latilda F. J’ruitt, deceased, win
>r after the 14th day of Fcbrti
-1027, sell at private sale all of
real property described as fol-
The North Eighty (80) acres
Tract One Hundred Seven
■three (17.4), Township Six
en (16) South, Range Thir
en (13) East Ban Bernardino
eridinn in the County of Ini
trial, State of California,
ids or offers will l>e received
laid Executrix at the office of
ide M. Shell. 409-10 Southern
« Building, San Diego, Califor
nttornev for said Exeeutrix.
K. FLORENCE TRAIN'OR.
rutrix of the estate of Tilla
■uitt, also known as Matilda F.
mitt, Deceased.
de M. Shell, Attorney for Exe
trix. ' 31t13
ROFESSIONALI
DIRECTORY i
Attorney*
HI OK COX ft TRUDH
Attorneys
lehhopf Bide,. El Centre
jodge Directory j
Centro Chapter No. 109
Royal Arch Masons
Every Thursday
John S. Carmichael, H. P.
‘tank It. Shepherd, Secretary
roTalTNo. 397
SL J. GRIFFIN, Secretary
eeta Wednesday Each Week
7:30 P. M.
J. M. HUME, N. G.
iperlal Valley Pyramid No. 37
dent Egyptian Order
Sciots
t and Third Friday Nights of
Each Month
William J. Reid, Toparch
Robt. L. Graham, Scribe
Imperial Valley
Commandery No. 54
Every Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.
W. A. Tonaro, Commander
H. H. Tyler, Recordor
Centro Lodge No. 1325
B. P. O. Elks
[very Thursday, 631 Main St.
W. Washburn, Exal#d Ruler
Henry Swanson, Secretary
Centro Lodge No. 384
F. & A. M.
looting Every Monday Night
incheon Every Mondav Noon
Barbara Worth Hotel
kv Chas. H. Knights. W. M.
A N. 0. Deaton, Secretary
Tmlay and Ernio Nevcrs. Inciden
tally the gamo will bring together
more all-American players than
have ever before assembled on the
same gridiron.
Dallas, '-I'exas. Walter Hagen,
leading professional golfer of tha
world, and Harry Cooper, youthful
Dallas bred pro, teed off at 10 a. m.
today at the Cedar Crest country
club here in the first round of their
72 hole exhibition match.
Detroit.—The Detroit. Tigers will
engage in 33 spring training games,
it was announced today. The bat
tery men report at San Antonio,
February 27 and the remainder
March (1. Pittsburgh is played
twice, the only major league oppon
ents of the Tigers. Thirty-three
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that I will
*>•11 at public auction on Wednesday,
February 16th, 1927, at ten a. m.,
at Rockers Oarage, Fourth and Main
Street, HI Centro, California, tlio
following:
One 1920 Ford Touring, California
License No. 1 (576 136, Motor Num
ber 4307995. Damages $45.15.
One 1916 Ford Sedan. License No.
899-700. Motor No. 1485160. Dam
ages $66.05.
Said sale will be held to satisfy
repair and storage bills, together
with the cost of this publication.
Dated this 3rd dav of Februarv,
1927.
V. A. BECKER GARAGE.
Feb. Rt 10
\o. 12538
NOTICE OF SALE OF BEAL
ESTATE
In tlio Suporior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of San Diego
In llio Matter of the Estate of
MARTIN V. MELHORN, Deceas
ed.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, William B. Melliorn,
Administrator of the Estate of Mar
tin V. Melliorn, sometimes known
as M. V. Melliorn, deceased, will sell
at private sale, subject to confir
mation of said Superior Court, on
or after tlio 11th day of February,
19-27, at the offices of Arthur F. IT.
Wright nnd E. V. Winnok, Suite
1105 to 1108 inclusivo, First Na
tional Bank Building, situated at
the Northeast corner of Fifth and
Broadway Streets in the City of
San Diego, County of San Diego,
State of California, all the right,
title and interest of said Deceased
at the time of his death, and all the
right, title and interest which said
estate has acquired by operation of
law or otherwise, in addition to
that of said Deceased at tlio time
of his death, in and to that certain
real property situated in the Coun
ty of Imperial, State of California,
described as follows, to-wit:
Tlio East Half (EM,) of tlio
Soutlfwest Quarter (SWVi) of
Section Sixteen (16), and Lots
Two (2) ami Three (3) of the
East Half (EMi) of the North
west Quarter (NWVJ) of sec
tion Twenty-one (21) in Town
ship Fifteen (15) South, of
Range Twelve (12) East, San
Bernardino Meridian, Califor
nia, containing Two Hundred
Six and 61-100 (206.61) acres
more or less.
Terms and Conditions of Sale
Cash, lawful money of the United
States, 10 per cent of the amount
hid to ho paid at the time of sale,
balance on confirmation of sale by
said Superior Court. All offers or
bids for said property must be in
writing, and may he left at the
said offices of Arthur F. If. Wright
and E. V. Winnek, Itooms 1105 to
1108 inclusive, First National Bank
Building, San Diego, California, at
any time after the first publication
of this notico and before making
said sale. Certificate of titlo at
the expense of purchaser.
Dated this 27th day of January,
1927.
WILLIAM B. MELHORN,
Administrator of the Estate of Mar
tion V. Melhorn, Deceased.
By Arthur F. H. Wright and E. V.
’ Winnek, Attkorneys for Admin
istrator, ?7t15
players, including 10 pitchers, have
been ordered to camp.
New York. Eric Hagenlaclier,
who recently lost the 18.2 balklino
billiard championship to Willio
Hoppe, defeated his conqueror in a
3000 point exhibition match ending
last night 3,000 to 2,777.
Ph l ladelphia.—Argument over the
ranking of Vincent Richards, who
turned professional after a glitter
ing tennis season last year, will be
settled today when the United
States Lawn Tennis association
holds its annual meeting.
New York. Suzanne Lenglen,
forced to cancel a scheduled appear
ancc at Hartford, Conn., last night
because of tonsilitis, was much im
proved today and probably will play
tonight at Newark, N. J.
Corvallis, Ore.—The Oregon Ag
gies basketball team defeated tin;
University of Montana, 48 to 35, in
a loosely played game here last
night.
Sp°kane, Wash.— George Barnes,
Longview wrestler, won the second
and third falls from Bull Montana,
Hollywood light heavyweight here
last night. Montana took the first
fall.
Giants Agree to
Assist Hornsby
ll y United l*ren« Lenne/1 \%lre
NEW YORK, Feb. s.—When the
St. Louis Cardinals traded Rogers
Hornsby to the New York Giants
for Frankie Frisch it was announced
that no cash was involved in the
deal.
But it appeared today after a
conference between Presidents Sam
Breadon of the Cardinals ami Char
les Stem-ham of the Giants that
money would be paid by the latter,
with Hornsby' the beneficiary.
Hornsby had disagreed with
Breadon relative to the sale of
stock owned by the seeond baseman.
The owner is unwilling to pay the
price per share asked by Hornsby
and the conference with Stoneham
was believed to concern this ticklish
situation.
According to report, the Giants
have agreed to pay the difference
between Hornsby’s demand and
Breadon’s quoted price, but neither
president would lend confirmation.
Central Union
Beats Calexico
In one of the most exciting bas
ketball games seen here in a long
time, Central Union’s “heavy’’
team heat out Calexico last night,
the final score being 22 to 21.
It was a nip and tuck affair
throughout, and Central’s victory
came in tho last 30 seconds of play
when Coates made two baskets send
ing the locals from trailers into
leaders.
The first quarter ended with Cen
tral leading, 5 to 3; Calexico spurt
ed in the second quarter which end
ed, Central, 12; Calexico, 13; Cen
tral canto back in the third quarter
to make the score 18 to 17. All
during the final quarter Central was
IMPLEMENTS
Yes, we sell tlie McCORMICK-DEERING TRACTORS and
Farm Machinery.
We also have a complete line of extras.
EDGAR IMPLEMENT STORE
523 Main St.
BRAWLEY
418 Main St.
EL CENTRCf
1927 License Plates
Applications Taken
AUTO LICENSE SERVICE
1027 LICENSE RENEWALS
Chauffeur’s License-—Operator's Licenso. Out of Stato Regis
tration Our Specialty
Hotel Barbara Worth Bldg.
724 MAIN ST., EL CENTRO
MRS. I. L. HENRY, Mgr. Phone 96
MOM’N POP
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GOOPNESS. POP—IT'S S-.150'.
VffcVe OVERSLEPT AND THERE'S
SOMEONE RINGING OUR.
Dooßee«-e go see,
•Sw. V7HO IT l S
I'M. A CtOVefiNMENT REPRESENTATive-
Thev'o lire to see too down
at headquarters in connection
WIITH THE MOM6V YOU SANKED
TESTER DAY
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THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
So. California
Sporting Briefs
LOH ANGELES, Feb. 5. A
slashing attack that carried King
Tut of Minneapolis before it in the
last two rounds of the fight, gave
Doc Snell, Tacoma junior light
weight a ten round referee’s decis
ion here last night. The fight could
have been called a draw.
The affair was rough in spots,
witli Tut outboxing the Tacoma
fighter, who was warned frequently
by the referee for his agressive tac
tics that at times verged on being
foul.
Both fighters started out at a
fast pace and Tut’s furious speed
in file sixth, seventh and eighth
rounds, wore him down to sueh an
extent that Snell made the most of
it in the closing rounds to take the
the decision.
They fought at 129 3-4.
Billy Hart took a technical
knockout over Eddie Haddon in
the third round of the scheduled six
round semi-final. Haddon took to
the canvas six times during the
course of the short session.
Joe Cordoza lost to Jimmy Lav
enthal by a decision in the six
round special event. In the second
spot Sammy Guidero knocked out
Dave Mustaffa in the second round
of the scheduled four round event
and Goldie Hess took a decision
over Herb Turchi in tho curtain
ruiser.
University of California at Los
Angeles clashes with Occidental in
Hollywood tonight in the feature
game of the? week's southern con
ference basketball race.
The Bruin five had scored victor
ies in all five games to date and
are tied with Whittier for the lead
in the conference.
Occidental is considered the
toughest opposition in the league
with the exception of Whittier hut
the Bruins have been playing fast
basketball and are expected to win
handily.
in two other conference clashes
tonight Whittier meets Redlands at
Redlands and Pomona plays Caltech
at Pasadena. Whittier should win
from Redlands with little difficulty
while the Pomona-Caltech encounter
appears to be a toss-up.
Charlio Long, Negro middle
weight, and Joe Cordoza have sign
ed to fight ten rounds or less, at
Fresno next Tuesday it was an
nounced here today by Matchmaker
Jimmy Murray.
unable to get going, while Calexico
shot two baskets, bringing its score
up to 21.
With Central trailing 21 to 18,
Coates came to life and with the
S]>ect»torß almost going frantic,
heaved a shot clear into the basket.
Central rooters implored him to re
peat the trick and he did, getting
liis second basket as easily as he
did the first. It was a great finish
to a great game, and the spectators
were nearly as tired as the players.
The Central ‘ ‘ lighties, ’ ’ who
were expected to clean up the Calex
ico team in the same class, stubbed
their toes and took a 15 to 10 wal
loping. The lighties still have a
chance to get in on the valley
championship. The heavy team, how
ever, is out of the running.
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
tODAYTWANTADS
‘I X L’ WHITE LEGHORN OHIX
Tor January and February
Guarantee profit and protection at
a low price. Write today for
prices and literature.
I. X. L. HATCHERY (Accredited)
Petaluma, Calif. Sattf
SEVENTH SEASON of “Better
Hatched f Ricks: M Farm llurer.a
Accredited 2A and 3A Grade
White T eghorns. Our ••.kicks arc
produced from most -aicfu.ly se-
I'ri'l p irent stock, 't hey are
lot died in modern Ll l trie Mam
moth J-Ucub. tors by t:t:i tr hatch
ery intr. They are de. \<»ed t>y
express prepaid. These chicks of
high livability and good bleeding,
will he profit makers. Orr aim
is a satisfied customer. Write,
call or phone for price list. San
Diego County liarchery, Box 368,
La Mesa, Calif. Phone La Mesa
218 J. sat tf
ARTESIA HATCHERY
Home of
“Dependable” Baby Chix
Thousands of customers testify to j
the high quality of our hatches. |
Our White Leghorns are Tancrea
and. McFarland strains with very
high flock average. We also
hatch Rhode Island Rods, Barred
Rocks, Black Minorcas, Anconas,
Wyandottes, Buff and Brown Leg- 1
horns, Turkeys and Ducklings.
We arc exclusive handlers of eggs
and chicks from a flock of PRAC
TICALLY non-setters, of Owen's
Farm Reds. A wonderful chance
to build your flock.
A trial will convince you of the val
ue of our service.
Hatching eggs, Brooders, feed and
supplies.
ARTESIA HATCHERY
Capacity 125,000 Eggs
Sat tf Artesia, California
WORK AT HOME—S 6 a dozen
making scarfs. Experience unnec
essary. No canvassing, particu
lars for stamp. Liunit Service.
Inc . Dipt. EBB, Lynn, Mass. stl
WOMEN' —Make money sewing bun
galow aprons, children's dresses,
Materials cut, instructions fur
nished. Experience unnecessary.
Write. Henry Manufacturing Co.,
104 Fifth Avenue, New York
City. stl
WOMEN—Earn $8.50 dozen sewing
aprons, experience unnecessary;
opportunity beginners. Materials
cut. Instructions furnished Ad
dressed envelope brings particu
lars. Marcv, 156 East 42nd St.,
New York City. stl
FOR SALE—Some fresh heifers and
cows. Chester. Vaughn, West Side
School House. 5tG
$3500 BUYS property paying $66.00
per month. Easy terms. MeNay,
1052 Commercial. 5t3
FOR SALE—On Huff ranch, t
miles northwest of Seeley. Alfalfa
hay in stack and corn in head.
3 eou 6
G DESIRABLE house for rent. Rea
sonable. 470 Olive. 5t3
LOST —Bunch of keys in leather
fold. Name on metal tag. Finder
pleaso return to Jas. Burke, 136
So. Sixth St., El Centro. 5t2
WILL GIVE good home to reliable
elderly man in exchange for light
work on smalt chicken ranch with
possibility of future interest.
Phono 910R1. sel
| WOMEN—Make money sewing
children’s dresses, bungalow
aprons, experience unnecessary'.
Materials cut, instructions fur
nished. Radfield Mfg. Co., 140
W. 42nd St., New York. 5-12-19-26
i
LOST—Diamond bar pin at Busi
ness Women’s Dance, ltd urn to
Scheniman Paper Co. Reward.
5t6
WA XT HD —To buy ton or twenty
milk cows. Press Box 828. 5t 1
WAVTHD —To lease eighty acres in
alfalfa. Particulars to 277 West
Arlington Ave., Riverside.
wed sat
BABY OH IX—Reds, White Leg
horns, Barred and White Rocks.
Large vigorous cliix from high
egg producing standard bred
flocks, properly batched in a
Petersiino Mammoth Electric in
cubator. We do custom hatching,
bring your own eggs. Agent for
Lyon’s Electric Brooders and sup
plies. El Centro Hatchery, :i i
mile west of El Centro. dtO
Wanted To Bay
IS
WANTED poultry eT mi kinit. 108 j
Woodward. Phono 906 for p'ices
WANTED —Second hand furniture.
Call 495 W. 819 Main St. 19tf
WANTED —Clean Cotton Rags at
Press office. Will pay 6c per lb.
for good big rags, No scraps or
overalls wanted. 22tf
WANTED —Three 100 or 125 egg
capacity incubators. Call or
write 11. L. Loud, El Centro. 4t3
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Special Notices |
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MARCELLING —oOc. Glacier Apts.
Eastside entrance, Seventh and
Broadway. Phone 779 J. 3tf
LOAN of $5OOO ‘.o $4OOO desired on
acres being seeded to alfalfa,
in the Holtville district. Courtesy
to agents. Will also consider ex
changing for San Diego property.
Clarence E. Gage, Realtor, 410
Spreckels Bldg., San Diego, Cal.
WANTED—Dry stock for pasture.
See Ray Edgar, 608 Main St.
btd
MARCELLING 50c. 581 lleil Ave.
I'hone 506. Mrs. Fonter. 28tfl
HARTZELL— Roofer. Takes guess
work out of roofing. Phone 251 W.
7tf
Situations Wanted |
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EXPERIENCED M'lher wants job.
Can handle 50 cows. Rte. B, Box
6, Holtville. 214
WANTED—Cooking or housekeep
ing on ranch by middle aged lady.
Good references. 781 Broadway.
3t4
EXPERIENCED dressmaking, al
terations. Mrs. Allen. 653 Hamil
ton. ltf
RELIABLE man wants milking job j
Now located near Calexico. Al- j
fred Soule, general delivery, Ca- |
kxico.
4t6 !
or Rent-Farm Land j;
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FOR RENT—IO acres, V 2 mile north '
Seeley. Tract No. 103. Low cash
or c-rop lease. C. M. Cornwall. 217
N. Alexandria Ave. L. A. 19t26
If
FOR RENT —80 acres new alfalfa
40 acres seeded to barley. Joins
Ileber on south. See Hester, on
place, or address owner. W. T.
Wassom, Lankershim, Cal. 4tlB
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Lost and Found
•V. VS*
LOST —Saturday night between Hc
ber and El Centro, locket, initials
Nr. M. Return Golden Cate Cafe,
El Centro. 2t*s
iOST—Strayed or at.fen —Small
black Collie, front of Saddle Rock
Restaurant. Reward. Notify Red
Wilson, P. O. Box 595, El Centro.
4t3
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LOST —Leather book fold, contain
ing Baruch Baking Co. slips. Re
turn to Press office. 4t3
Help Wanted !
LEA UN AUTOS in Los Angelos. Big
demand for auto repair men in
California to serve one and one
half. million cars now crowding
roads. Learn repairing in few
j months at big Los Angeles shops
! and qualify for $3O to $123 a week
! jobs. Free employment service.
| Money making Auto Book Free,
j Write National Automotive
| School, 4006 F Figueroa St., Los
Angeles. 1 cod tf
WANTED —Married man between
ages 2.) and 50, now employed who
is ambitious to seek permanent
work in this locality with a big
opportunity for the future. Press
Box 823. wed Sat tf
NOTICE OF SALE
Notion is hereby given that I will
sell at public auction on Monday,
| February 7th, 1027, at ten a. in., at
i the Mountain Springs Oarage,
i Mountain Springs, California, one
j Buick six. engine No. 117077, lic
ense No. 491-581.
Said sale will bo held to satisfy j
I storage and damage bill of $50.00,
together with the cost of this publi- 1
\ cation.
Dated this 20th day of January,
1927.
J 26t10 A .B. DEAN
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IF or Sale-Real Estate j
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Foil S/VliB —Service station and
equipment at reasonable price. A
going concern ia a good location.
A year lease. Press Box 822. 21tf
FOR SALE —House on Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
ley Lumber Co. Sfltf
SMALL rooming house,, with $3OO a
month income, for sale or trade
for smaller home. See owner, 755
Orange. Iff
FOR SALE or lent, unfurnished 5
room house, electr’c heater. In
quire 627 Wensley. 31t£
EXCHANGE—WiII consider ex
i changing 20 acre orchard near
Los Angeles for Imperial valley
ranch, give full particulars. Ad
dress owner, 226 Wholesale Ter
| minal Bldg, Los Angeles. 4t3
I EXCHANGE —-Small tract with fine |
bungalow, etc., for city income or 1
country property. Box 53, El Cen
tro. 4tf
FOR SALE —Good little poultry
place of 9 acres, 300 laying hens.
Neat, small house, some chicken
supplies, 2 milk goats, $3200 cash.
Only 1 mile south city water
works, Bth St. El Centro. Gus
Nellen. 4t2
FOR EXCHANGE —Improved rest- ■
dence property, unincumbered, at
Calipatria, for El Centro property.
Address H. and M. P. O. Box 74,
Calipatria. 4t6
■ FOR SALE—72 acres southwest of
Brawley in cantaloupes 5 years,
lease up in August, best of land
and good drainage, $2,000 will
handle it. See it and make offer.
West half Tract 85, T 14, R 13.
Write Box 53, Westmorland, Cal.
or call 99F3 Brawley. 2t12
FOR SALE—FOR CASH
Or easy terms. Some excel
lent alfalfa ranches. These
can be rented for dairies
for three to five years at
$25 to $3O per acre per
year, to be followed by
vegetables and melons at
$3O to $45 per acre for
three or four years.
I W. E. HANCOCK
FOR SALE —.New stucco house,
furnished or unfurnished. 532
State. 27tf
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apartments. Sixth and rteil. Btf
FOR RENT—Newly furnished room
in private home. 618 No. 3th St.
5t2
ROOM FOR RENT —Adjoining
bath, without board. Private fam
ily. s">l Woodward. -tt
FOR RENT —Front bedroom, con
necting bath, cl >B4 in. 509 South
Seventh St. 2tf
FOR RENT —Front room. Gentle
men preferred. 730 Olive. 31tf
FOR RENT—Storeroom on Sixth
Street. Inquire Valley Lumber
Co. Phone 241. 17tf
ROOMS FOR RENT—Free parking.
627 Orange. 3tf
APARTMENTS for rent. Pitts
J Apts. 763 Park. 3t3
FOR RENT —'Close in, reasonable,
large, well furnished room with
seperate beds and heater for ono
or two gentlemen. 583 Brighton.
3t3
FOR RENT—Front bedroom, out
side entrance, suitable for one or
two gentlemen. Rhone 99M or 100
Mrs. Owens. 4t3
Board and Rooms
HOME COOKING
Board and Room by week or month
MRS MARY WII,.MOT
438 lieil Rhone 581. r
ltf
For RENT—Rooms. Hot bath. 347
Hamilton. Its
ROOM AND BOARD for men. 004
Olive. 4t3
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Miscellaneous I
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OR SALK Old newspapers at
Press office. ltf
FOB SALE—Pasture for dairy cows.
5 miles west. B. I. Difani. 2tB
FOB SALE—SOO Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. H.
if. liuuter, San Diego, Bte 4, Bo*
479, Nursery, Lemon Groce. 19tf
DESERT HONEY—S4B '"Broad
way. 29t t
FOR SAXE—Farm implements and
horses. T. W. Fishburn ranch. 5
miles Bouth Seeley. Inquire Heb
er. 31t8
MY BEES for sale. 2 story hives, $5
John Nippert, El Centro. 3t3
FOR SALE—Burroughs adding ma
chine, Dalton adding machine, No.
10 Royal typewriter, Scientific
safe cabinet and office furniture.
Moore Motors Co. 704 Mam St.
4t2
FOR SALE—About (i tons alfalfa
hay, slightly damaged, $5O. Ger
alu 11. Shaw, 4 miles east on
iioitvjJie highway. 4t2
FOR SALE —Texas Cafe, at a bar
gain, if sold at once. J. C. Black
wood, Holtville. 4tf
FOR SALE—3SO ibs. 3 year oid
lettuce seed at $2.50 per lb. Paci
fic Southwest Trust and Savings
Bank. 9eod tf
j For Rent-Houses
WANTED —Small furnished h.uise.
Have two children. Inquire Press
office. 2tf
FURNISHED houses and apart
ments. Mrs. Muntean, 783 rark.
3t3
FOR RENT —Two furnished houses.
Tyler Insurance Agency. Phone
660. ’ 15tf
FOR RENT—S room modern stucco
house, furnished or unfurnished.
1249 State. ltf
I FOR RENT—Apartment. 085 Com-
I mercial. 31t5
FOR RENT—Bachelor shaek. 383
’ Olive. 2t4
* g
Household Goods |
* 4
NEW AND USED furniture. Ileber
Second Hand Store. 6t30
PLANO FOR SALK or rent. 513
Broadway. Phone 218. 21tl
FURNITURE and lease for sale.
Small rooming house. 627 Orange.
3tf
3 *
Livestock
* &
FOR SALE —Young Duroc-Jersey
boars and gilts for breeding.
Loveland Rancho. Phone 90F2. 4
miles west, 1 mile south, Brawley.
10t26
FOR SALE —Large, young, purebred
Barred Rock roosters. Not relat
ed to valley stock. 73d State St.
2tf
FOR SALE —R. I, Red eggs for
hatching. 3!A miles east El Cen
tre. Lartigan. 29t12
FOR SALE —Order your White Leg
horn baby chicks now from Kirk s
Hatchery and get the best at
lowest price. Six miles west El
Centro on State Highway. ltd
TOY FOX TERRIER puppies for
sale. 551 Woodward. 2tl
FOR SALE—Baby chicks. R. I.
Reds, Barred Rocks ltic; White
Leghorns 14%e; Peking Ducks
25c; White Rocks 20c. J. S Fill
282 East O Street, Colton, Cl'.
2'25
FOR SALE—Dairy. 51 cows, 21
heifers. 2 teams mules, complete
dairy equipment. 7 miles west I
mile north Calexico. Martin
Ranch. 2t6
FOR SALE—Extra fine Barred
Rock roosters from accredited
stock, for breeding. Price right.
A. M. Farley. 2F. miles south,
west of Meioland. 3to
1 FOR SALE —Fat hens and hatching
eggs. 1 mile south pity water
works on Stli St., El Centro. Ous
Xellen. 4t2
By Taylor

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