Imperial Valley Press from El Centro, California • 5

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7 SAGE RANCH IN GOING SOUTH I IX A CONNIE'S WITH 7 'f i 1 I there 1 9, -x. cxflfelfl XMJgflk 1 fr-JiiM LY AW- V-X 7 I Real Estate liargains FROSTLESS NILAND AREA Patented land and relinquishments lor sale, cash or terms. Earl C. Pound, 730 A Brawley. Phone 18.

FOR SALE acres in barley. $4O an acre; good stand; good drainage. 80 acres in alfalfa, good stand, good drainage, $6O per acre; part cash, rest like rent. Four miles west of Seeley, in early cantaloupe district. Rt.

1. Box 18-C, Seeley. 28t5 CHRISTMAS BARGAIN For acres good medium soil, well leveled. Ready to go into alfalfa at small cost. Can be rented to net 18 to 20 per cent on full purchase price and cost of putting in alfalfa.

See Gardner or W. E. Hancock, Realtor Office Phone 437 El Centro. Residence Phone 233-W. Holtville.

For HOUSE FOR RENT-309 Street, Imperial, Calif. Five rooms and two sleeping porches. Furnished. month free. Mrs.

F. Tlmpe, one mile north Imperial, just off highway. FOR RENT Nice four-room furnished house, just the place for two adults. In rear, 634 South Eighth St. 30tf FOR RENT Three room nicely furnished house in court 825 Commercial.

28tf FOR RENT Houses and apartments, furnished and unfurnished. Mrs Marie Land, 603 Park. 28tf g. Professional Attorneys HICKCOX TRUDE ATTORNEYS Rehkoff Bldg. El Centro R.

D. McPHERRIN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 116 Rehkoff Building El Centro Chiropractor GOBLE HURST Imperial Valley Press Building Phone Office 1195 Residence 755 R. L. PALMER Competent Lady Attendant 116 NORTH SIXTH STREET Phone, Office 148 Res. 688 Detectives The Hugh L.

Keating Detective Agency and Patrol Service $25 North 6th Phone 1206 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE Hay. Phone 8702-R3. R. K. Green.

2t30 FOR SALE Cull grapefruit, 50c. 75c and per box. Imperial Valley Grapefruit Growers, bei tween Third and Fourth on Brighton. 29tf FOR SALE Gas heaters slightly used, half price. Phone 534-J.

28t6 FOR Four miles west on highway. Richter. 21tl0 For Rent FOR RENT Office suite, two rooms in modern building, reasonable. Phone 389. 2t2 FOR RENT 120 acres good land six miles west of El Centro, for barley, share crop rent.

Also have 200 acres tor barley near Seeley. Will give one year rent and water free for clearing up weeds. Apply 553 Orange. 28t6 Exchange TO TRADE for corn, 4 sows, 1 pure bred Durock boar. John mile west Seal Heights.

It 6 EXCHANGE for small, well improved ranch close to city of El Centro, hotel lease and cottages. Box 157, Fl Centro. 29tf Wanted WANTED Fresh cow, tested. Harry E. Bowman, Box 1, Calexico.

It 3 WANTED Imperial Irrigation District bonds at par In trade on Imperial Valley, Los Angeles or San Diego county properties. Press Box 1085 21tf Found TAKEN UP on my place, one bay horse. Owner may have same by paying for this ad and feed bili. mile east of Seeley on highway H. Bucher.

31t4 Lodge Directory A El Centro Lodge No. 384, F. A. M. Meeting Every Monday Night.

Luncheon Every Monday Noon Barbara Worth Hotel. ROBERT GRAHAM. W. M. CHAS.

H. KNIGHTS, Secretary. El Centro Lodge No. 1325 B. P.

O. Elks Every Thursday, 631 Main St. HENRY SWANSON, Exalted Ruler DON C. BIYLER, Secretary. Loyal Ordfer of Moose Meets at Mooso Home on Sixth Street Everjr Wedwaday, IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS, EL CENTRO, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1932 Rooms and Apartment FOR RENT room.

Business woman preferred. House- I keeping privilege if desired. 753 Olive. 2t2 FOR RENT Comfortable room, outside entrance, will serve breakfast. 534 Vine.

2t3 FOR and garage at 859 Hell St. 2t3 FOR furnished apartment, private bath. 473 Park St. 2t2 FOR and share house with two young men, very reasonable. P.

O. Box 61. 2t2 FOR 425 Brighton. 31t3 FOR bedroom, heated, outside entrance, near bath, suitable for one or two, reasonable rates. 742 Heil.

31t3 ROOM AND BOARD, private home. 1018 Brighton. 31L3 BOARD AND ROOM Sun baths, attention to diet if desired. Write Miss Boles, Box 761, Sunbeam Camp, Seeley. 30t4 ROOM TO of double in desirable location.

Press Box 303. 30t6 FOR in large room well furnished with heat and separate beds for one or two gentlemen. Private quarters and entrance. 583 Brighton 28tf FOR sleeping rooms and apartments. Hotel accomodations.

Nice lobby with fire place. Free parking for cars. At the Country Club Inn, Sixth and Holt. 26tf ROOM FOR 734 Brighton. tfdh FOR RENT Single Bedroom, close in.

753 State St. lltf FOR RENT room, single or double. 704 State. lotf FOR RENT South room in comfortable home, garage. 665 Heil.

7tf FOR Call before 8:30 a. m. or after 6:30 p. m. 881 Commercial.

3tf FOR targe room, private bath. 457 Brighton Ave. 14tf FOR apartments and rooms. 588 Heil. 7tf Livestock For Sale FOR SALE 35 pigs, average weight 40 lbs.

One mile south, i mile east, south McCabe F. M. Spear. Lost LOST blue bicycle. Reward.

Return to 853 South Sixth lt3 Special Notices 10 MONTHS TO PAY A new roof with Pabco Thatchon Shingles and your troubles with your roof arc over. Let us explain this plan with out obligation to you. El Centro Lumber Trading Co. 1409 Adams El Centro Economy Phone 1092. EXPERT TREE TOPPING done by Short and Qualls.

Write Rt. Box 92, Calexico, or call at North Calexico store. 18tl2 HARTZELL, THE ROOFER, taxes the guess work out of roofing. Phone 251-W, El Centro. tf BEFORE OTHERS FAIL Hartzell the Roofer.

Phone 251-W. ti Poultry For Sale NEW 3 WAY PROTECTION TO CHICK Before buying find out iWst why WHITE'S BONDED CHICKS ARE BETTER and how you are protected. Send for our new FREE folder and prices. THE WHITE HATCHERY PETALUMA CALIF. Approved by Sonoma County Farm Bureau.

Sat-tf FOR leghorn hens. Inquire Jasper district store. 2t3 "POULTRY YARD Buys all kinds of poultry. 516 EAST SIDE AVENUE Calexico 4tlino Help POSITIONS aboard ocean liners; good pay. Visit Hawaii, China, Japan; experience unnecessary; self-addressed envelope brings i list.

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2tl Stockholders Get Dividend Checks El Centro of Security-First of Los Angeles morning dr. the i i I I CHEVROLET GIVES HIGHEST PRAISE TO NEWSPAPERS Once again the American newspaper was asked to do the heavy work in introducing a new product. when Chevrolet Motor company utilized 5335 leading daily and weekly newspapers in the United I States to present the 1932 Chevrolet six. Always regarded as the best offense in advertising, Chevrolet's action in using this vast number of papers indicates that buying power in all sections of the country is in good shape. From the big cities to the small towns.

Chevrolet's message for 1932 was broadcast through the papers lof the various communities. It is I believed that the response to the new Chevrolet as Great American Value for definitely proves that economic stabilization is virtually at hand. Thousands upon thousands of I people saw the Chevrolet ad in I their daily papers and immediately went to the showrooms of the 10,000 Chevrolet dealers to inspect the new product. Dealers report that all were highly pleased with the silent syncro-mesh transmission in combination with selective free wheeling, down-draft carburetion, the 20 per cent increase in power, the hood doors instead of louvres and new "stabilized" front end construction which eliminates annoying weave and possibility of squeaks at points of stress. Everyone was extremely anxious I to drive the new car and put its (iO-horscpower motor to strict tests.

On the Pacific coast, dealers se- p- I XXTOWXJ UK Imperial Valley Press Information Department i BUT rr IN EL CENTRO mi it -t -1 --Mil -ir tit Hutchinson and Company Public Accountants. Audits Systems Monthly Supervisors Income Tax Consultants. Rooms 112-114 Rehkopf Building Phone 525 11. L. Soper, Res.

Mgr. El Centro, Cal Stone Insurance Agency Thanks folks for the nice new lines that have been coming in. The insuring public is certainly finding its wav to our door and being helped to rates that are reasonable, both on fire and automobile, in times ilke I these. It pays to bring your insurance problems to us. w.

1 Stone, 831 Main Phones 248 and 387, 1 JI lected. the steepest hills and winding mountain roads and proved I that the 1932 Chevrolet has power, speed, endurance and riding comfort. Expect Good Sales Chevrolet officials believe that I the car, which sells in the price range of the 1931 series, will rei eeive just as great a sales reception as its immediate predecessor, which led the nation in sales in 1931. The front seat adjustment feature did not escape the attention of those who inspected the car. This feature removes forever the difficulty of adjusting the front seat while driving.

It can be done easily now and without much effort. Business, in general, profited from the Chevrolet announcement. It is conservatively estimated that the introduction of the car added to the earnings of 200,000 people. The 21 Chevrolet domestic assembly plants, the Fisher body plants, the railroads, the myriad suppliers of incidentals for the car and deal' ers and salesmen are all busy on the new product. Free wheeling in the new Chevrolet, which is provided by an over-running clutch, engaged at the discretion of the driver by a control button on the dash, was also highly praised by those who took demonstration.

The most interesting phase, to many, in the new Chevrolet is the fact that the fenders, radiator and headlamps are carried on a single fender support unit, which is anchored at the center of the front cross member of the frame. This gives a very smooth riding feature and eliminates road fatigue or ragged nerves. The next citrus fair at Clover-: dale, Sonoma County, will be heldi February 19-22. THIS CURIOUS WORLD NEW DESOTO TO BE PRESENTED NEXT SATURDAY DETROIT, Jan. 2.

(Special) The DeSoto Motor Corporation launched an optimistic 1932 program here today with the announcement that a brilliant new De Soto six, stylishly advanced in appearance and embodying several highly important engineering developments to its price class, will be introduced next Saturday January 9. In confirming reports Soto would shortaly introduce a sensational new automobile, Byron Fow president of the company, declared thai i(fs organization was to accommodate a sizeable ijntfrea.se in business this year as of the new features added value built into car. we first began to think new De Soto nearly a year said Foy, engineers under the direction of Fred M. Zeder, vice president in charge of engineering, recognized the fact that 1932 would be a year of record values, both in the automobile in-1 dustry and cut. realized that despite the popular success of our 1931 product.

which was one of three cars in this business to top its 1930 record, we would need to build an outi standing automobile. Last March we settled down to that problem in earnest and now after months of intensive study, designing, experimenting and testing, we are ready with the finest product we have ever built and at the lowest price at which a De Soto car has ever been available. our new product, we feel that we have anticipated the popular demand for an unusual automobile. both from the standpoint of more automobile for the dollar and from the standpoint of advanced engineering design for which the Chrysler engineering staff is famous' feel that we have gone beyond what the motoring public expects to receive in a car at the De Soto price. Radically new beauty, new comfort in riding, new ease of control, added power and flashing acceleration are some of the factors that characterize the new De Soto; greater safety has been catered to in a dozen ways; the maximum in convenience has been provided.

more important than any of these, it seems to me, is the balanced design that features the new line. The relation of one new development to another has been studied closely so that we might unite these many new features in a harmonious, efficient unit that would provide the utmost in satisfactory performance over a lifetime of thousands upon thousands of The new De Soto will be one of the features at the New York. San Francisco and Los Angeles automobile shows opening next Saturday Newspaper men who have seen it say that it will be one of the outstanding attractions at automobile exhibitions this winter. Ihe new car went into production here last week. After the first tew cars were built production was speeded up as fast as is consistent with De quality manufact tiling methods, so that dealers in all parts of the country might be in position to make prompt deliveries Youngster Runs Afoul Of Law There is at least one small bov in Imperial Valley who will think twice again before throwing a casual rock at passing automobiles after his experience of yesterday afternoon.

For the law looms big in the eyes of youth, and Jack Carter, who is something ove six feet tall, looms especially Carter delivered himself of a lecture to a youngster near the Meloland store late yesterday after the boy heaved a rock the right window of C. Hunick's automobile as it was passing. From the boy's half-tearful remarks during the course of the lecture, the officer gathered the impression it will be a long time before he throws another even in a hundred-acre tied, -gJI EASTERN TEAM IS WINNER IN SHRINE GAME B.v ALANSON W. EDWARDS United Press Staff Correspondent SAN FRANCISCO. Jan.

2. (U.R) The palm went to the east today for its single touchdown over the west in a muddy battle of the All-Americans here New Year's day- Easter pre- we Soggy, 'rain-soaked gridiron stadium, where some 60,000 watched Jim Purvis of Purdue clinch the game, 6 to 0, with a touchdown in the opening period. With the lone score on the records, the game resolved itself into a punting duel broken only by Clark two desperate but unavailing efforts to cross the western goal in the last quarter. The Bucknell star made some of the greatest line plunges of the game in that final rush but the western forwards had the stamina to withstand his attack in the shadows of their goal. It was the third all-eastern victory in the seventh meeting with all-westerners, the west having won four of the previous games.

Bill Morton of Dartmouth, Gene McEve of Tennessee and Reb Rilssell of Northwestern shared backfield honors with Hinkle. It was Morton's winning in the exchange of punts that put the east in scoring position. Starting from the 24-yard line, the east worked the ball to the two-yard line. Frank Hoffman, Notre great guard, opened a hole through which Purvis dived over the line. The two lines were powers on offense and defense, with eastern weight turning the tide against the west.

GILBERT-BEERY PICTURES HERE OVER WEEK-END John Gilbert, who retains his I laurels as one of the screen's lead- I ers, despite the advent of many younger romantic actors, is the traction at Fox Imperial Theatre tonight, with Madge Evans in of Gilbert is seen as a veteran who returns from the war only to find that his financee is about to jilt i him. While drowning his troubles I he is married to a chance acquainti ance and upon sobering up tried I to get rid of her without success, Going to his Arizona ranch to get away front it all, he finds the girl there waiting for him. Later he sends her back to New York and their affairs are in bad shape once more but eventually work out as romances should. El Brendel heads a strong supporting cast including Edna Hopper, Lois Moran, Ralph Bellamy, Frank Conroy and others. The picture many have been waiting for will bi seen Sunday and Monday night when Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper hold forth in "The believed by many to be the outstanding hit of the 1931 season.

Built around the story of a vet- eran prize fighter who has fallen lon evil ways, Champ' has all I the punch of the boxing arena, and a heart throb in every line makes it the sort of picture that remains in one's memory for years. It is not morbid and there is much humor to the dialogue and I the situations, but the human ap- I peal of Champ" cannot be i denied. Irene Rich, Hale Hamilton. Ates and others are in the sup- I porting cast. The best Orange 1 fl 5.