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Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15
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Attend w. c. T. u. lunch at Christian
church at noon, January 16th.-Adv
E. ]. Obert, of CaleXico, returned to
the border town this morning after
spending yesterday here on business.
Charles Press. of San Diego, arrived
in this town yesterday. He intends to
remain for the rest of the week.
Home cooked apple pie a'lamOde at
w. G. r. u. luncheon, 50cents per plate.
ADV.
J. Miles Bartley, of Imperial, spent
yesterday and today in El Centro on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
| A. L. MacLean, long Of Los Angeles
arrived in the Valley last night. He
is looking for location in view of re-
naming here permanently.
Hear Mrs. Stosldard. former state
president of w. c. +. u. Of Texas.-Aav.
Carl j. Cornelius, of Brawley, is in
Ell Centre for few days in interest of
the Cobarstekeck Oil Company.
Louis Dicks. arrived here this morn
ing from Los Angeles.
Eat Boston Baked Beans, Best ever,
January 10th at w. {. T. L. celebration.
ADV.
3. d. Davidson returned here yester-
day. He has been in San Diego for
the past few weeks.
Mrs Merrill d. Davis left yesterday
for Los Angeles in company with Mr..
and Mrs Charles Johnson. They ex-
pect to remain on the coast for the
coming week.
w. w. Kittick and II. w. Silversmith
of the Los Angeles Examiner who are
in the Valley to gather data for the
California, stopped at the Princess
last night. Major Patton, the other
member of the party remained in Braw-
lew after addressing the Brawley cham
Der of commerce.
G. d. OBrien, of San Diego, arrived
in FL Centro this morning from the
coast to spend the remainder Of the
week in the Valley.
Mrs. ]. s. Sumrall, is visiting in Bl
Centro for the week end
When a door key iS hung up outside
a house in Sweden it is sign that the
family is not at home.
! 1t is said that cypress and Walnut or
cypress and cedar, cause each other to
rot when used in contact.
| There are fewer suicides in proper
ton to population in Ireland than in
any other country in the world.
| 1t is just one hundred years since the
white house saw its first wedding-that
of the daughter of President Monroe.
1t is estimated that as a rule married
men live seven years longer than bach
elors, and wives five years longer than
SpinsterS.
A medical authority declares that
f hearty SneeZlnS IS sign OF q roDuSt
constitution. People in feeble health
seldom sneeZe.
! The West Indian crab is remark
able creature. Although born in the sea,
it natures in fresh water and passes its
adult life on land.
One of the choicest delicacies in jana.
ica is a huge white worm found in the
heart Of the cabbage palm. When cook
ed it tastes like almonds.
So fast has been the Improvement in
engine boilers and fieboxes that the
power derived from a pound OF coal to-
day is nearly three times as great as it
was so years ago.
A Japanese girl with an unusually
prominent nose is considered belle.
! Iowa was the first state to elect wo-
men as county superintendents Of
schools
quires less talk than electiOneering.
She doesn't know much about our SEN
ate-Ithaca Journal-News.
|
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15
Notions
OF the better kind
are priced lou here

DIG VALUES NOW In the January
OSales on small wares that you are look.
ing fOr-cOmplete stocks.
IMPERIAL BONE HAIR PINS 15c
box-large size-shell and amber-metli-
um size l0c.
ADMIRATION BONE HAIR PINS &c
shell or amber in box.
IMPERIAL INVISIBLE HAIR PINS
Zoe box shell or amber.
CABINET HAIR PINS 12c-large me-
dunn and Invisible assOrteti-black and
bronze.
TRIUMPH HAIR pins Ice crumped and
straight.
FINE PERFECT POINT bone hair pins
Ice box-l2 in box.
CABINET HAIR PINS &c box assorted.
LIBERTY BELL HAIR PIN cabinets sc
and l0c box.
CUBE PINS &c pins to cube black 10c.
CUBE TOILET PINS 48 to cube 12c-
black, white and matt.
-PYRAL4IN DRESSING COMBS 29c-
8K inch in shell, white, green and amber.
LINEN CORSET STRINGS yard &c
each.
WHITE AND FLESH CORSET LACEs
yds. SC each.
THE HUMP hair pins SC and 10c pkg.
REGENT Safety Pins l doz. on card &c.
MARVEL SAFETY pins / dOz. on card
Sc.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15
Karo Syrup

NO. IA Rcd KarO at 2?c.
NO. 2a Red KarO at 3lc.
NO. 5 Red KarO at Csc.
NO. IA Blue KarO at 2lc.
NO. 21a Blue KarO at 32c.
NO. Blue KarO at &c.
-LIBBY'S SPINACH in large quart tins
tins for S1.25-free from coarse stems.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15
Libby's' Salmon
2 tins for 55c

RED ALASKA SALMON under the fam
Gus Libby brand-the price is low now 2
for 55c.
the same high quality always found
under the Beechnut label.
-Iibbys solid pack sauer kraut 2ec or 6
at &c or SIPS for 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15

G.. d. O'Brien, of San Diego, arrived
in Ell Centro this morning from the
coast to spend the remainder Of the
week in the Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15
Waists Reduced
Such pretty Georgette styles from
our regular stocks--good shades

nRETTY GEORGETTE
L WAISTS REDUCED now
in the January Clearances
and the savings on such
waists as these come very sell
dom-smart attractive bead
ed and embroidered ones in a
wide variety to choose from
three lots on sale now at
$4.06, $500 and $7.45-see
them in the ready to wear
section.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15
Diamond I'D"
fUOU cases 45c

NICKEL plated crochet hooks at &c.
GOOD 42x36 INCH MUSLIN pillow
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15

COOL MORNINGS CALI. for the ric!
brown cakes made from California fiapjack
fiour-we offer 3 packages for 55c.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15

HERE ARE 1896 INCH heavy white huck
towels at 27c ea all white or with red border.
'-22xI1 INCH HEAVY WHITE bath towel at 95c
also with fancy Jacquard borders
-25x5i INCH LARGE HEAVY turkish towels at
sl.59-a very special value.
-22x45 INCH BATH TOWELS Goa great saving
OH this rare quality.
IL INCH STERLING, CRASH tOweiing 23c a yard
also Sterling glass tcwelinG--neat red stripes at
the same low price.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15

THE WELL KNOWN CarnatiOn Oats
in large family size packages . for 85c.
-CARNATION WHEAT 4: packages 75c
large size.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-15

THIS YEARS PACK of the fine national
brand standard corn ready now 3 tins for
soc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
FIRST AND CENTRAL EXERC ISIS.

First and Central Preshvterian hurch
SUNDAY school. al departments. will moet
m the main auditorium for the annual
Chlldrens DAY services. The following
program will be given
Song. school. PRAYER. Rev J II raW.
ford. responsive reading, school q. etiug.
Jack Savior. infant baptism. axefeise.
"Whay IA Chlldrona Day9' hy beginners.
department. exercise. Little Planters
hv beginners department. SONG. 't hi
drena Day, by beginners department.
exercise, "Wclcomc, by primary depart
ment. song. Just because It's June BY
primary department, recitation, y he
Great Teacher. hy Robert Coote exer-
else. If. primary department offering
for Sabbath school missions song Spring.
time Is Hero, junior department reclta-
tion. Good Advice. Francis Taylor.
solo. Lily Bells, Ellen Eaton. exercise,
Don't Of King Solomon. JUNIOR depart
mcnt. song. Tho One Right May
intermediate department exercise, e ireel
nf Love. advanced juniors. announce
mcnts. closing song. Lord Of Nj, inter
mediate department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
". G.. T. q. At HLACkBIED.

1'hirty-third annual convention of the
WomHns Christian Temperance Union
of New Castle county was held IN the
NJ l.. Church in Blackbird, Thursday,
with all-daY meetings. The morning
session opened with devotional Hervire,
conducted by Rov. William J.. Pettinpill
of Wilmington The address Of welcome
was given by Mrs. Frances Y. Buckson
uf Blackbird and the response was niade
by Mira Eleanor Pennington Of Delaware
City Committees were appointed ON
resolutions, credentials, conrtesioe, fin
nance, telcgrams. Union Signnl aud Cr'i-
sndef Monthly.
Reports Of different unions, sent by
Miss Lille u. Williams, were read by
Mrs Fisher
Mrs. A. Laura Trunk of Wilmington,
county treasurer. gave mn interesting re-
port OF the finances Of the union, which
appear to be In n very flourishine condi-
tion The receipts for tho year have been
SD, i5i. expenditures. s13,6f4j cash nov
in hank. s5iO The W G. i. T. home
ON Washington atreet. Wilmington, has
been sold Mrs Truax was given
rising vote Of thanks for her splendid re-
port.
Miss Helen NJ Hall spoke of the modern
health crusade. and Mrs Inn Perkins on
child welfare. Mrs Wilkins Of Delaware
City told of the good work done at the
soldiers rest room there.
T he election of officers resulted as FOL
lows President. Mrs Mary y Donnell,
of Newark, who received 50 votes out oi
80 cast; the vote waH made unanimous,
Alas 1evina Lynch casting the ballot,
vice president, Mra Frances V. Dickson
of nlackbirtl: corresponding secretary,
r..ftY,ftnrr
tarv. Mrs Elsie Crouch Fisher of Mar
ahallton, treasurer. Mrs A. Taura Triax
of Wilmington. After noon-tide prayer,
tho ladies adjourned to the old Blackhird
hotel. where luncheon was served in the
former bar.room Miss Frances T.. vii
lard picture hung on th wnll
Al the afternoon service Mrs. Mary
Harris Arrnnr of Georgia led the devo-
tional service. Mrs n T. Lewis spoke
Of the l.. T I Branch and Mrs. Bertha
Met auley Foster of Wilmington gave
an account Of the Young people work
Mrs DE Silva corresponding secretary
If the Now York State W G. L. L., gave
m interesting talk on young people :
work. telling of the \ T Encamprnent
/ IN New York state Miss Olive Jordon
gave n vocal solo A plhyIct. "A Lesson
j IN Enrliah, given by Mrs. Foster END
several Young girls. was much enjoyed
Tho Blackbird T. II l. gave severa
vocal selections under the direction d
i Mrs Buckson
At the evening service. Miss Margaret
| Till Of Hlackbird gave m oration, "Why
| Should Vote
Mrs. Arnor eave \ splendid address
entertaining md very instructive Thf
hencdirtlon hv tho pastor of the church
Rrv. G L Jones, closed the day = sessions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
Westminster hildrcn's Day.

At Westminster Church Pennsylvania
avenuc and Rodney street. At 1890, the
Children's Day exercises Of the Sunday
school will take the place Of the regular
preaching service The scholars rom
the different departments will take part
in exercises appropriate to the occasion
and the message o, the day VII be de.
livered by Richard Mackenzie, executive
secretary ot the State Board of Charities
The vespcr services have been discontinued
until September Westminster will co
operate with the other Presbyterian
churches in the outdoor services To he
held on Washington Heights beginning
Junp y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
REV. MELVIN Il. WRIGHT
AT BETHANY

Rev. Melvin u. Wright of Philadelphia
Pa. will preach ai Bethany Baptist Church
Elm a Jackson streets, tomorrow MORN
ina at 1890 MIR Wright wna reeently
discharged from the United States army.
Sunday school At II o'clock, music by
Sunday school orchestra The regular
Childrens Day G xercisca will be held ut
730 with the following program.
Instrumental music orchestra: sing
ing by tho school, prayer. responsive
scripture reading; Welcome. Dorothy
Thompson: recitation and solo, "I'hnt
First Childrcn's Day Ruth Greenwell
and Eileen Pnrkison; recitation, True
Blue" Mildred Whitennck singing by he
school; recitation, Cheer Up. Paul
Phillips recitation, ''Studies in Nature, :
Esther Greenwich; exercise, Danger
Keep Out. class Of juniors: singing, "What
We Can ID" primary departments;
recitation. Our Fathers Call. Harold
Clemens: exercise, around the Crosse.
beginners class. solo, Robins Song.
Ruby Veit. singing by the school, reeita-
ton, Let I'sgp to Jesus, Beatrice Martin
recitation. psalm l2l, Snllie Seares,
Recitation Children Of Tomorrow.
Madeline Edwards; recitation. IF ! We're
YOU Sarah Nlessimer; singing by the
school. recitation "Tis Forward, Pearl
Glenn: exercise "Finer Than Gold, =
class of girls: recitation. "A Smile and n
Song" Emma Skoinick exercise. THE
Golden Opportunity class Of young
ladies. address, Work Of the American
Bantist Publication Society, Rev. Melvin
II Wright offerincfnr the work singing BY
the school and bencdiction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
CHIIDREN'S DAY AT WESLEY.

At t0.30a m tomorrow the beginners
aud primary departments OF Wesley NJ L.
Sunday school, Linden and Jackson
streets. will render their Children & DaY
program The evening services Mt s will
he in charge Of Mrs L. L. Hilbert. under
whose direction the cantata, God s
Flowerland. will be given
At the beginning Of the cantata, Tho
Stranger. fororn and deserted nfplian
girl. ia found wandering IN the forest IN
mental despair She does not know God
As the plot is pursued she meets Cod s
ambassadors, the flowers, and learns to
know His love. This new love and en-
virnnment brings her complete Happiness
and contentnent. and she takes her place
among the faithful and worshlps the
Holy Jesus
The Stranger, Mary l. Fekman
Subordinate Characters Hope. Elnf
Meredith. Truth. Edith Nallcau. Love
Beatrice Peters; Joy, Ethel Tattefsall
Summer. Olive Porter, Angel of flovers
Nyrtlc Jones'. Children Day. Marjorie
Ewing
Supporting Characters Daisies, fer
girls. Niolcts, nine girls Rnses, fen
girls; Bnttorcupa. siS Rrle. Butfcrtllea
twe!v, girls Lilies alv girls, Pansies SIX
hnys Blossoms. six girls, Angels. five
vlris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
ST rIrKE $

81 - nj =
st. Lukc's Reformed Episcopal Church,
Monroe and Eighth streets, Rev. William
Lammlng. rector Sunday school at 90,
morning prayer and sermon at 1915,
evening prayer and sermon at 80,
NEW JERUSALEM.
New Church. PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
Broomc street at l045 Rev George
Henry Dole, minister, subject. The Evll
in lis Yet Unconquered
FREE
Free Methodist Chapel, Seventh and
Bennett streets Rev A. + Never IN
charge. Preaching at II. The Way Of
Faith: 745, Blindness Of DIsobedI-
encc Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
ADyENTIsTs
Seventh Day Adventlsts Church 1904
Rowland street Rev + +. Collier, pas
tor Preaching Saturday morning Sab
bath school and other regular meetings al
the usual hours.
UNITARIAN.
"The Practical Value Of Worship will
be the subject Of sermon by Rev. W A.
Vrooman III the Unitarian Church, West
street, above Eighth Sunday morning.
Service al As a. IN.
FRATERNAI-.
Fraternal Spiritualists Church sun
day service at 7.30 at 5l5 Shipley street,
conducted bv Mrs. ". Moore Floral
messages by Mr. Foley Of Philadelphia
PROGRESSIVE.
Progressive Spirituailsts Church, 600
West street Sunday evening service ut
7.30. conducted by Mrs Ellen Goif, mes
saees BY Mrs Holt Of England
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST.
First NJ. P. Church Seventh street,
below Walnut, Rev ". H Hodges pas
tor. Preaching at l045 by pastor sub-
icct Reverence evening az 5. subject,
Moral Vaccine Sabbath school at 2.l5,
y. F. 5. c. L. at 30
SECOND.
Second NJ. P: Church Fifth avenue and
Anchorage street. Rev B F Jester, pas
tor. Preac hing tomorrow morning BY
II. c. McClain , p. m. Sunday school, and
other regular meetings at the usual hours.
PENINSULA N. r CHURCH,
Rev. Leonard b Smith, pastor Of the
Peninsula Methodist Protestant Church,
meeting III the Jr O. e. a NJ Hall, 907
Tatnall street. Will begin series Of short
summer evening sermons tomorrow on
Character Building" at 7.30 The
first sermon will be on laying the founda-
ton, the subject Of which will be Faith.
The morning theme will be The Com
panionship Of God. Sunday school will
meet at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
s'Some Letters For You Miami

Everyone likes to receive letters The
postfnan is welcome caller
The Want Ads m Every Evening 10
night are letters addressed to YOU You
viii find theae open" letters very in
feresfnp Yeu viii find IN them, too.
mnny valuable opportunities for profit
Turn now to the classified pages and read
the Want Ad letters. Answer those
which interest yon II porrhance you have
something for sale. need help or desire i
position. you oan get good results. Try
them Call Two-Two Hundred Every
Evening classified ad department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
PRESBYTERIAN.
rlRsr ANn CENTRAL.

First and Central Presbyterian Church,
Rev 4. ii. Crawford, minister. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by kev.
J. IL. Crawford Subject, 1890, "Driit-
ing" 7.30, Making Light of Sin.
EAsTLAKE.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church, Twenty
seventh and Market streets, Rev. |. L.
Mordecai, pastor. Morning service at
10 80. when Childrcn's Day exercises VIII
he given by the children. Evening service
MT LAS. At this service cantata entitled,
praise and Thanksgiving Will be render
cd hv the choir of thirty voices, under the
leadership of John Beardslcc. The audi
torlum having been repaired and re-
decorated, it will he opened Tor the
services
West PRESBYTERIAN Church. Eighth and
Washington streets, Rev. L.. Franklin
smiley. -. D., pastor Sunday school
and other regular meetings ut the usual
hours l0octck, Childrcn's Day services
Rchrio,,s uaucant. THE ,Iunctide Choir /;
infant BAPTISM. offering for our mission
arv. Rcv. Roscoe I. Fulton
ITALIAN.
Italian Presbyterian Church, du Pont
and Seventh streets Rev. \. Dassori
pastor Chlldrcns Day exercises Will be
held from 10 toll 30 instead OF the regular
morning service. Preaching at 80 by the
pastor. Other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
GHEENHILL
Children S nay will hc observed at
Grccnhill PRESBYTERIAN Church with tie
rsual program ot music and rccltatlons,
lcpinnlng Mt 1890 Junior Christian
Endcavor nj > 30 and Sr Y = 5 & + at
H. m Rev Thomas Kerr, munster
UNITED
United Presbyterian Church, Third and
Broomc streets. Rev NJ talhonn,
pastor sabbath school at ~. morn,ag
service and sermon Mt u, Senior & hr'stian
Eudcavor society at = -, evening service
at s
,,u1LpRrN's DAY At HANOVER.
Chldrcn's Day will hc observed n
| Hanover Presbyterian Sunday school
Eighteenth and Boulevard, tonorrn"
morning The program IS pleasing one
and following II there will hc baptism 81
| children Because of this, there Will hc ~
/ preaching service ~ the morning. IN m
I evening tic pastor Rev Charles =
4 Bohncr, viii preach on Appeal to th'
4 ClIld
Hanover i about 10 enter upon lts
simmer schedule of services. There VII
/ Ia no further PRAYER meetings ~ The
| church until tho first Wednesday evening
| II Septcmbcr beginning the last SUNDAY
| nrht III this month. aud ending tho last
/ SUNDAY evening ~ August inclusive
/ Hanover viii lnin With other Presbyterian
,hrIrrhes III SUNDAY evening services III the
parL Thn Women 4 League will bold nm
,cr cream and strawberry festival IN the
church basement on next Monday night.
Iha yn3lng pcnplo viii hold hake in the
Gas ('ompanv / office on Iuuc lA, to raise
money Ia scnd delegate Ia the cnnvcn-
tin, AZ lake kcaka. N y Juno 30 t.
lrIy ! The sunday school viii 90 on ITS
annual CNclrslnn to Augustine l'eanh oh
Thurs lay July l.
OITyET,
Olivct Presbyterian Church. Fourth.
an3 Bro,me streets. Rev. JOEL $ GIlfllan
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
ANA evening hy pastor subject; ~ l''
"The Battla IL tho Giants Z 20. Chlldrcns
Day Exercises. Sunday School, ana othef
regular meetings AZ the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
CANTATA AT WEST CHURCH.

One hundred children will take part IN
a cantata compiled by Miss Grace Baird
which will he gwen tomorrow morning al
10 OK clock at West Church. The children
will personify the spring and summer
months, birds, butterflies and flowers.
Among those who will take part are
Letitia Hart, Mabel Fuller Mabel Spence,
Martha Hill, Dorothy Taylor, Margaret
Wilson, Mary Nootors Irene karschner,
Edwin Jefferis The music is very bright
and attractive and Miss Baird has written
some interesting words for the cantata.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
Rev. s. b. NIeeser Lea YES.

Tomorrow will conclude tie service Of
Rev. Specser b. Mceser, who has been
acting minister nj the Second Baptist
Church for ten months lie is one Of the
professors at the Grocer Theological Semi
nary, Chester, Pa 1t is interesting to note
that p years ago Mr. Meescr was minister
Of the Second Baptist Church. and during
that time was not only loved and honared
by his church and congregation but by the
community as wolf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
ChiIdren's Day at Cookman.

Elaborate and novel decorations have
been prepared at Goodman NJ +. Church
for the Childrer's s Day services on Sunday
evening at 7.45 All the singing by the
school will be illustrated by groups ot
children in tableauX. Each tabieaux will
have a different floral decoration, forming
some beautiful scenes. There will be rec-
tations and class songs All the depart
ments Of the school viii take part in the
services
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
CLOSING MEETING OF
HAPPY WORKERS

The closing meeting Of the II ppy
Workers Missionary Society viii tal =
place in West Church this afternoon ut
5 o'clock. Miss Dorothy Taylor will be n
charge of the program
After brief business meeting there will
be frolic hour in which Chinese an.
American games will be playes \
social bourw follCw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
LUTHERAN.
sr STFrI1r<

st stephen Lutheran Church. Tat
nall street. near seventh street. Rcv
Frederic Doerr, pastor PreachlnS tomor
row morning hv pastor Subject, 1880,
,'Thc Kiugdoms Greatest Ii Children i
nay program at $. SUNDAY school at II -.
William Raymond will sing
u0tY TRINITY.
Holy Trinity lutheran Church, Con
cord avenue and Twenty street,
Rcv. Milton II Stinc, y D.. pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning hy pastor.
Subject. II, Children 80, children
will render program. Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual haui
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
BELLEFONTE CIVICS CLUB.

Bellefonte Civirs Club will have boat
trip to Philadelphia on Tuesday taklr &
the boat y hicb leaves at o'clock, stan
dard time.
A box luncheon viii be taken, and all
members are urged TO attend.