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Holds House.

Blouses are kept in place much
better II hoop is sewn on each
under-arm seam and the draw
strings brought through the loops
the loops to be on . level with
the string.
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A revival of an excellent old
style is the reticule drawn up
with cords. The most fetching
bags of this sort are made of gay
material, with black satin lin
Ing showing through beading
openings.
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LITTLE FASHIONS

The six-inch fan made of gauze
or tiny feathers is a useful, pretty
accessory of warm weather dress.
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Cynthia's Answers to Miscellaneous Questions

medicines of any kind. Cucum.
Der and tomato Juice are both
very good for freckles.
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To make rose beads of equal
size, measure mixture by the half
or full thfmbleful.s
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WHAT WE WEAR

/ K Jumpers are In fashion, only
we call them sleeveless over
blouses now. The blouses worn
underneath may have the kimono
yor sewed-in sleeves. The style is
useful when one is short of ma
terial.
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Have you room In your home
you can rent? Then phone q
Want AID to The Times, Main IL.
Want Ads cost but 9 cent a
word. ="
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Z lAIlover embroidery is to be u.s.
ed great deal during the sum-
mer, not only with the sheer fab
rics, but with the heavier linens
and tub materials. It is used for
II bolero. the lower part of a
waist, or collars or Jokes and
cuffs.
- Peplums are very smart on
u iiored linen frocks as we'll as
on the lace trimmed lingerie dress
SEES.
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The wedding presents are sent
to the bride-to-be. Send about a
week before the wedding.
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INNOCENCE.

A.-Certainly, give your friend
a little birthday remembrance. A
good boys book, an entertaining
game, or school pennant are
all suitable.
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Presidents washington. Mon
RE and Jackson were soldiers In
the Revolutionary war, and Buch-
anan In the War of 1612-IS15.
L.ii.coin In the Black Hawk war.
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RHEUMATISM AND CONsTI-
PATTON CURED


PATTON CURED
Tacoma, Wn.. Oct. 25, 1911.
/ had suffered from Sciatic
Rheumatism. and Constipation
for more than one year and
had tried every medicine /
could find. Being 81 years OF
age, was In despair offs ever
recovering my health. I saw
Dr.. Macy's advertisement and
took his treatment in August.
1t gives me extreme pleas
ure to say that DIR. Macy's
treatment cured me and to let
others know where to find
relief. sincerely,ny s,trrrr
1895 Union av., So. Tacoma-
STOMACH TROUBLE CURED
Mrs. Eta Gardner of this
city makes the following
statement:
Having been treated for
some time by my family
physician for intercostal neu-
ralgia, stomach trouble and
general nervousness. suffer
ing untold misery and espe-
cially at night. a friend adj
vised me to call upon DIR.
M4GJs WANT Q|Ett 0KS ~
know that he helped ma from
the start and made me feel
like q new woman In three
weeks time with his wonder
full treatment 55.-
Yours for dru8less healing
MRS. ETTA GARDINER.
1918 SO. 30th St, Tacoma. Wn-
Oct 20. 1911.
STOMACH TROUBLE CURED
DIR. M. G. Macy. city. Dear
Sir. / had been bothered with
stomach and bowel trouble Z
for two years previous to
taking course OF your treat
ments In July. 1907. / have
been entirely free from this
trouble since coming to YOU
heartily commend your
treatment.
se16 3D. Yakima av-- Teccms-
a.
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BEDBUG DIFFERENTIATION
WHAT MAKES a GOOD WORKMAN

Miss L a of 49, and of course
Ihave N months have
employment. have not bad
habits when things don't suit travel
a VIII please tell what do?
AJanuary &c. 1887, fell Wednesday Your falling one
working world If
until it something great
fly out
things don't please him. the he
When business
another 1t Is
wishes leave for something know
another thing
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A GIRLS JOB

Dear Miss Grey. am girl Of ID and have never worked
would like be cash girl in large department store Please
sick something
Won't please print the right as am very
position caring for child
like better than standing
get out In the free
you baby and will
and 81 what make
old Scotch lady told me- at isn't what We make but
"The Y. W. A. will help get such
position.
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Taffeta nantes, either in black
or carried out in strict. harmony
with the dress. have come into
vogue. For the most part they
are unlined and quite straight.
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I CANNOT recommend -patens
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June 80, 1901. fell on Sun
day.
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White serge coat collar can be
cleaned in gasoline.
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FOOLISH GIRL AND A CAD

1 wrote a to "a mans time
him
didn't Another by the his,
the himself letter
to other and talked about
He has talked reyengefu. Before
thought
and encouraged him either. him u
Portland evening"
smiled didn't know him well enough smile him. L
didn't and he looked DO think gentleman
would he has? And. Miss think
kill him he
tell 1 TOR writing letter, I
how
BEE
Aft intended
him, "hot-head
likely trouble
a him manhood tell him h
only harms himself In trying harm
BEDBUG DIFFERENTIATION
Dear Miss Grey: viii kindly tell how rid of
bedbugs? They mattresses What will kill them?
- HOUSEWIFE.
AThe only kill the bedbugs in mattresses is t
horse scaded with hot and then
oil. Replace in
Fumigating sulphur forman
furniture with solution
turpentne
mable.
sublimate muratc acid, water,
1
mixture applied with paint brush good disinfecant
1t deadly poison.
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CHICKENS AND FROGS

Dear Miss Grey: have two chickens and want some advise
The have been going with
big grabbed off smaller chicken
If IL would be rude
to throw down the other. JETTER FROG.
A. are a Observation-Disclosures boy.
stealing the feathered tribe until
oed the extent of speaking
associates hope the girls
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Gov. Hadley of Missouri was
born in Olathe. Kas.. In 1872. He
Is a graduate of the University of
Kansas.
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They say cat may look
Right at a royal queen,
An advantage / never took,
Because , think 1t mean;
But you may look at me,
Little girl or baby brother
Had this picture took" you see,
So we could meet each other.
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Braunschweiger Liverwurst,
Mettwurst, French Meat Cheese,
Frankfurters. Quality sausage
Prom Milwaukee. Shipment Just
In Duenwald's Delikatessen, :st2
11th, near G st. zee
Smith Floral Co. 1116 So. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
Los ANGELES HIGH WINS
FROM THE IMPERIAL TEAM

The baseball game between the Los
Angeles and Imperial high school,
teams Saturday at Imperial was hot
ly contested for several innings, wher
errors by the infield ratified Roy Tyler
the Imperial pitcher
The Imperial team was the first to
score and kept the lead until the
fourth inning, when the Los Angeles
team scored several runs and broke
up the game.
A home run scored by Carol With
erspoon, the Imperial shortstop, on g
close decision at the home plate, wa
an exciting feature Of the game
The Imperial team has played con
,sistently good baseball for several
years, this being the second game lost
III two years.
The lineup was as follows:
Los Angeles-French, SIS: Shafer
II; Adair, 2b; Sallady, 3b; Mars, CT;
Meyers, 1b; Harlow, rf; Hill, c; Haw
ley, p: Cowan, p.
mperial-Gallgher, 2b b. Steven
son, 3b; c. Witherspoon, IS; E. Bridg-
es, rf; Roy Tyler, p; Anderson, 1b;
Brewer, c; Whsle, cf; l.. Brewer, IT,
The final score was: Los Angeles
IA, Imperial T.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
= =. x = =. Z. ..s
Paio Verde Valley

A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. !. o. Phillips of Blythe.
The new ice plant at Blythe will
have a three-ton-per-day capacity.
Mrs. s. Y. Hanln has been elected
q trustee Of the Neighbours school
district.
The tent house and goods of Ward
Stevens was destroyed bye fire one
day last week. Notking was saved
The Dawson tent house was de-
strOyed by fire the other day, and
nearly all The contents were destroyed
A large amount of hay is being
hauled from the Palo Verde valley to
the Cibola district, across the river in
Arizona.
Several wells will be sunk on the
south mesa lands during the present
year. Upon the success of these ef-
forts will depend the rapid develop.
ment of that district.
a movement is on foot among land
claimants Of the mesa district for the
purpose Of organizing a district under
the amended Bridgford act. Two meet
ings have been held, the last one be
ing at Mesayiile last Saturday
A board of directors for the Palo
Verde Valley Creamery was elected
April 6 as follows: l.. f. Norton, Her
man Neipp, H. e. Hopkins. David Oar
ling and c. e. Reynolds. The land
company has taken forty shares OF
stock, amounting to- $4,000, and has
given The lots needed for the plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
BApT|STS DEDICATE THEIR
NEW PLACE or WORSHIP
Pretty Chapel on Sixth Street and Holt
Avenue the Scene of an impressive
Servce--Piedoes Are Liberia!

Both morning and evening services
at the Baptist Church Sunday were
full of interest. The Sunday school
attendance was the largest yet record
ed in the new church. Rev. G. l..
White. district secretary of the Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society,
preached soul stirring sermon at the
morning service. In the evening the
house was we'll filed and Rev. J. +.
Watson, secretary of the Southern
California Baptist convention, deliy-
cred en- eloquent discourse.
The special music consisted of a
solo by p. G. ThaCkery. trio by Ms.
Force, Mrs Hale and Mrs. Burson,
and quartet by Mr.. and Mrs. Burson,
Mrs, Force and Mr.. Rapson. The Sc
lections were we'll rendered and very
much enjoyed
At the close of the sermon a state
ment was made regarding the cost of
the church and an opportunity given
for any who desired to assist in pa
ing off the remaining indebtedness. y
number responded with liberal pledg";
which will reduce the amount still
owed to little less than $500, which
is provided for by a loan. The entire
cost of the building was about $l400.
The church now has a neat and at
tractive house. which will serve its
purpose we'll until larger building is
needed
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
'DREGON CENTER OF POLITICS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl
er has appeared which names presi-
dents, senators and congressman. Popu-
9r government is lost. The people
have lost ground more rapidly during
the present administration than ever
before. Taft never had to work a
day in his life. He sits back now,
watching the corporation lawyers in
his cabinet settle the nations affairs.
Roosevelt preached vigorously against
the trusts, but was short on deeds.
We must look the issue squarely in
the face. This is no time to vote for
the halo of seven years ago When
Roosevelt came into power we had
149 trusts on hand When he turned
the Office over to the man he picked
to succeed him there 10000 trusts
capitalized, with 20 per cent of water"
Colonel Goes West
NEW YORK, April 15.-Roosevelt
departed at this afternoon for the
middle West on campaign tour of
Kansas and Nebraska. Possibly he
will visit four other states if an itin-
erary is satisfactorily arranged
Battered Down Doors
CHICAGO, April 15.-County Judge
force at noon and directed them to
chop down the doors of the Seventh
Regiment armOry and permit the hold
ing of the Democratic county conven-
ton. in accordance with the call by
the county election authorities. Col
Moriarty and Captain Octigon of the
Seventh regiment and Adjutant-Gen-
eral Dickinson had barred the doors
and did not heed Judge Owens injunc-
tion against closing the doors. The
Injunction was issued at the instance
of the Reconsideration faction, who de-
clared Roger Sullivan's regular COM
mittee had planned to Oust the legal
delegates. The fire department aided
the police in battering down the doors.
The entire regiment, standing at at
tention inside, offered no resistance.
Election Commissioner CZarnecki,
Republican, was named to assume
charge of the convention until organ
ization is effected. Czarnecki called
the convention to order and asked
representatives of all factions to step
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
THE MISSION INN" is
BEING BUILT IN Ell CENTR0
Twenty-2oom Mission Style Structure
Going up on West Main,
Near Seventh Street

The mission Inn" is to be the lat
est addition to Ell Centro's hotels. The
new structure is being erected by n.
P. Sorlei on the north side of Main
street, adjoining the F. B. Fuller res
idence property, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. The frame is raised
for the new structure, which is 10 be
of one story in mission style of finish.
There will be twenty rooms in the
building. On the east side are ar
ranged nine two-room suites of house
keeping apartments, and on the west
side will be individual rooms, opening
out on to q commodious porch. All
of the rooms will have running water
and will be well fitted up and let fur
nished. The cost of the building is
above $4,000. It will be ready for occu-
pancy within two months.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
. !. !. J.. - i i - il !. Il j. + .
PERSONAL MENTION
:. :. IL i. !. i 70 I. I. X J. 20

J. E. DeYoung of the San Franciscc
Chronicle has been visiting Imperial
valley towns.
Henry Kohns, who has been resi1
ing in the Alamorio district he's gone
to his former home in Capac, Mich, tc
reside
Mrs. Charles Goodwin of Los Ange
les has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. e. Elmore of the Alamorio
district.
H. J. Hapeman of WoOdlawn. Ill
is coming to Imperial valley during
the summer to make II permanent 10.
cation here.
James Norton of the Holton Power
Company's corps is enjoying a visit
from his sister, Miss Alice Norton of
Newton Park, Cal.
". A. Keener and Rev J. w. Millar
of Brawley were delegates last week
to the meeting of the Los Angeles
Presbytery at Santa Monica.
E. NJ. Reeve, who has been in charge
Of the band at CaleXico, has gone to
Los Angeles 10 have charge of a band
during the Shriner conclave.
A M. Darrough, an extensive land
owner in water district No. 6, has
purchased the l.. F. Patterson resi-
dence III Calexico and will make It
his home.
j. r. Adams, cashier of Water Cor
pany No. /, who was recently married
to Mss Agnes Martin of Santa Ana.
returned to Imperial with his bride
yesterday.
g C. Hazard. form nerly >ca shier of
=
Imperial, but now cashier OF he Pla-
centa National Bank, has been visit
ing Imperial friends the past week.
D. 3. HARRISON, who has been spend
ing several weeks on his ranch near
Seeley. experimenting the plonting OF
about 100 acres to crops, leaves the
valley today for his home in National
City
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
". F. HOLT RESIGNS FROM
PALO VERDE LAND COMPANY
Because of Delay in Construction of
Branch Railroad to That Valley
lie Retires from Activities

An interesting piece of news is that
OF the announcement of the retire
| ment of w. F. Holt from the presi-
dency Of the Palo Verde Land Com
pany and the Palo Verde Mutual Wa
| ter Company. In private letter to
a citizen of the Palo Verde valley Mr..
| Holt explains the reasons for this
move. He says
THE principal reason for this was
! the fact that, on account of the unset
| tied financial and political situation,
the building of the railroad in the
valley has been held up indefinitely
and, this being the case, there was no
particular need of me being connected
with the companies at the present
time. l believe, however, that rail-
road will be built into the valley be-
fore any great length of time-after
conditions get in such shape that the
capital can be cotton for the enter
prises.
"If there is anything at any time
that | can do to help the valley,
shall take pleasure in doing it, and
will be glad to become connected
again with the enterprises at some
time in the future-in case conditions
should justify it-but, whether or not
| am in any way connected with the
valley, ] will at all times do every
thing | can for it, and will do all
I can to get it a railroad at the
earliest possible date.
"In my opinion, the Palo Verde val
ley is one of the greatest valleys in
the Southwest, and is sure to be
a great country in the near future,
and the valley and it's people deserve
q railroad and all other conveniences
that are desirable and necessary in
any other country. Yours very truly,
"W. F. HOLT"
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
GAS IN STOMACH
and BOWELS

Produces all sorts Of annoying symptoms which ver'
often become alarming. Excessive nervousness and heart
pressure difficult and oppressed breathing sghing seems
as if patient canuot take deep BREATH Lump in the
throat and chest with pressure pain and anxious feeling
around the heart region. Empty grawng and gone fee
ing at the pit Of your stomach relieved by eating Small
quantity Of food makes you feel as il heavy meal had
been taken Excessive rumbing nabdomen and stomach
with belching. Sleepy feeling after eating. Starting
during sleep with sort Of fear and apprehension.
FINGERS hands or limbs feel numb and go to sleep.
especially on right side Pain in back and top Of head
and constipation.
That's all from nervous stomach full Of Gas, and
all permanently done away with by BAALMANN'S
GAS-TABLETS.
These peculiar tablets sold for SOC by every druggist
O, send direct to Hahnemann Pharmacy 1856 Sutter ST.,
San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15

to the platform to consult with him.
No Sullivan or Dunno delegates ap-
peared. Czarnecki refused to surren-
der the chair to another chairman un-
til permanent organization was effect
ed The Sullivanites decided to meet
in the armory after the Harrisonites
had finished. Matters were thus left
more complicated.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
ROOSEvELTS VICTORY IS
GREAT IN .pENNSYl lvAN|A

[BY UNITED PRESS AssOCIATIoNsl
PITTSBURGH, April 15.-Revised
incomplete count of the primaries in
dicates that Roosevelt gets 81 of the
rs delegates to the Republican state
convention. Wilson made a clean
sweep of the Democratic convention
delegates.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
PRESIDENT TAFT SENDS
lJlT|MATUM TO MEXICANS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl
50 miles from the capital.
Spanish and English newspapers
predict that Americas strong note i'm
plies Intervention. Recent develop
Dents are causing uneasiness.
I WASHINGTON, April 15.-The
state department officials had no infor
nation to issue tonight regarding the
Mexican situation. They refused to
state whether an official reply to the
Mexican note had been received. In
all the offices of the department men
are working after usual closing hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
CARLOAD CITRUS TREES

Just arrived, a carload of the finest
orange and lemon trees ever brought in
to the Imperial valley, and at lower prices
CentrO. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15

DR.. Oona Mae D. Robbins. osteopath
and M D.. 604 Olive street. Diseases OF
women and children and obstetrics. t.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15

The Pioneer Transfer Company is pre-
pared to handle your baggage or any
kind of drayage work at reasonable
prices Office on Fifth street Just north
of Main street. Phone Main l. IF
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15

We have leased the large sheet iron
warehouse formerly occupied by the Ham
Nton Supply Co., and are prepared to han
Ole any and all kinds OF storage business
See Pioneer Transfer Co. at Office on 5th
Just north Of Main. Phone Main l.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
Good Fire Fighting

Good FIRE Fighting
Charles Woods little restaurant
burned at 3 this afternoon, and as usu-
al the fire boys did splendid work, saw
ing other little buildings adjoining
from serious injury
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15

A few Marshes seedless grape fruits q
Kely's Nursery, El Centric. If
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15

COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Day and evening. Holt building, rooms
ii and IL. If
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15

Driving matinee last Saturday in ever.
month. Fine first class races. If
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
Box Social at Jasper

GNN ooCidi a. JdSpCF
The Jasper Ladies' Aid Society will
give a box social at Jasper school
house Friday night, April 10. Every
body is invited. A prize will be given
for the most attractive box.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15

Genuine Mebane cotton seed for plant
ing. Holtville Seed Store #
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
OSTEOPATHY

Dressmaking and tailoring. 521 Ohv
street, Mrs. Cooper. If
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15
CITY LICENSE QUE

Second installment due October l. 1919.
Delinquent and five per cent penalty add
ed April 20, 1912.
c. c. TONEY,
City Marshal and ex-Offcio Tax and Lii
cenSe Collector. 203
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-15

Feed your chickens at Driggers, South
Sixth street. t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-16

cent and important of these fragments
ere now under study by paleontolo-
gists at the American Museum OF Ma
tural History, New York City. They
were unearthed by Prof. Walter Gran
ger in the famous bone quarries of the
Big Horn Basin of Wyoming and New
Mexico. {.
In the days when the Diatryma-a
sort of feathered and winged giraffe
with horn-toed feet and legs proper
tlonately as powerful as those of the
kangaroo the boss bird of the
American continent conditions and
differed materially from
those of the present.
Then the Thanksgiving turkey
would have been more likely to go
cut and get a man for dinner than vice
versa Our own human ancestors
were little fellows of about the phyEi-