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Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
FIND MISSING
MAN DEAD; TWO
OTHERS III I r T
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. o.
Missing in the mountains since
early Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Kelly, pioneer local residents, and
their 5 year, old niece, Meredith
Waterbury, ! were found by a posse
today. Kelly was dead, haying
succumbed to injuries sustained
when he drove his ear over the
grade at Oak Flat, while Mrs. Kcl-
ty and the g,sl were seriously in
iured, according to meager reports
reaching here.
The Keltvs and their little niece
left San Bernardino for Arrow
head Lake Sunday morning. When
they did not reach the resort. the
alarm was sounded and scores of
searchers have been combing the
mountains and desert eyer since.
Early this morning wearied men
were beating through the brush of
a canyon scores of feet below the
road at Oak Flat when thcy c:me
upon the wrecked ear and its strick-
en- inmates.
Ke!ty was dead, succumbing to
injuries he sustained when he was
pinned beneath the heavy machine.
His wife and the girl. according to
early advices received here, were
badly injured and unable to crawl
back to the highway. They are
believed to have laid beside the
car and keltys body from the time
Of the accident until they were dis
covered, awaiting death or rescue.
! Kelly, 50 years of age, was .
well known retired local business
m&n. His niece is the daughter of
Mrs. j. Waterbury, of Hollywood,
who was not notified of the child s
absence.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
Hold a Laundry
Worker as 'Vamp'

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Oct. "a
Mrs. Abraham Levy, said to have
been known as Rose Penr0se while
working in laundry here, was
held in $4,000 bail in criminal
court here today to await extradi-
ton TO Boston, Mass, where, it is
charged, she was implicated IN eX-
tolting 100000 from Victor II. Scar
les, millionaire.
Mrs. Levy, whose bright Polish
eyes and attractive appearance are
alleged to have been used as the
lure in various ''badger games is
said by Jersey police to Nave con
fessed to working with three men,
two of them disbarred lawyers. She
named an opera tenor and two prom
inent motion picture magnates as
victims.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
COLORADO RIVER
COM M MITTEE TO
MAKE TRIP SOON
by tinted Press Leased wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 90 Expect
ing TO learn first hand of plans to
bring Colorado River water to South
crn California by the proposed new
equeduct, the committee named to
formulate a huge water district for
the project will leave within a short
time for an inspection trip of the
river, it was announced here today
ThiS committee was appOintcl fol
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
Man Is Fatally
Burned in $4,000
Signal Hill Fire

LONG BEACH, Oct. 22.--o.e
nan was fatally burned and uinn,
age estimated at $4,000 resulted
from an explosion here today in
the absorption plant of the Pan-Am-
crican Petroleum Company, IN the
Signal IIiH district.
Harry Perry, pipe filter, will
die, physicians say, from burns sus-
tanned when gasoline explodrf wniic
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22

hc was changing ever pipe Inc.
The fire spread to tie cooling
fo,scr ana tanks of the Pan Amor
lean Company, but the combined ef
forts of the long Beac-'. signal
Hill and Shell Oil Company fire
departments prevented II from
spreading and the Flames were soon
brought under control.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22

i T.t
flowing 4 mass meeting recently at
Pasadena, at which many southland
cities pledged their support to the
project. ut is instructed to frame
legislation to be introduced at the
next legislature, authorizing the wa
ter district
Included in the committee which
Will make the trip tn-tbe river are
the following:
Mayor S. w. McNabb, San Ber-
nardino; Mayor S. c. Evans, River
side; City Attorney James II. How
ard, Pasadena; W. p. Mathews, de-
partmcnt Of public service, Los AM
gees, and O. +. Gunther, chairman
Of the Orange City board Of dircc-
tors.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
Planning TO Show
Coast vi ST { Ors
Round the Valley

Preparations alo complete with
various chambers oe commerce com
mittceS in the valley TO meet excur-
sionists from san -j.ago TO imperial
Valley next Sunday and take as
many as will accept the invitation
on a sight seeing trip Of FL Centre
and the valley. The excursion,
which was announced by the San
Diego and Arizona line, is given for
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22

the purpose Of showing Imperial
valley 10 he coast people when the
climate is delightful, cotton pick
ing at the peak, the fields green
with alfalfa, peas, spronting lettuce
and barley and busy rural life at its
best. |b
Charles II. Matlin district freipht
ard passenger agent of the San Di-
ego road, is iB charge Of plans for
the entertainment of the visitors
aad asks that any and I'LL who viii
cooperate to the extent Of showing
the visitors around in their automo-
biie8 for an hour or two on Sunday
afternoon, get in touch with him.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
BELGIUM TO ENTER
DISARMAMENT MEET

BRUSSELS, Oct. 22.-The Bel
g;an cabinet has decided it would
participate in the forthcoming Lea
que of Nations disarmament confer
cnce and would sign the protocol i'm
mediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22

An interesting campaign question
is, "La Toilette, are you there!
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
HOLTVILLE
Ry Press Staff Correspondent

HOLTVILLE, Oct. 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Smith, former resi-
dents of Holtville, arc here for a
few days ON business.
Mr., and Mrs. A. II. Keller of
FL Centre, spent Tuesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Harris enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred Ewes
at dinner Tuesday evening.
Wilbur +. X. Ross is in FL Cen
tro today on business.
Mrs. Jay C. Piter, of Los An
geles, accompanied by her daughter
atrlca, are expected in Holtville
at the end of the week to visit
friends.
Two of our local boys have de-
cidcd it does no; pay to settle their
trouble" in the city park 1t cost
them So Il piece.
Traffic officer Wolff spent yes
terday here checking up license GER
tificates and operators cards.
Miss Nell Hagan, instructor of
English at the HOltville Union high
school, spent the recent weekend
with her aunt in Pasadena. She has
Just returned from abroad where she
took a post graduate course i'll sub
jects in which she specia lized dur
ing her college career.
The Masonic lodge met here last
night. A number of the Calexico
team were here and conferred the
first degree to G. FOrsman and Har-
ry Smith. After initiation a social
lime was had and refreshments were
served.
f, A fire destroyed 4 house on Sixth
street and Pine avenue belonging 10
Leo Wulff yesterday. Mrs. Fannie
Horton and daughter opal have been
making their home there but had
gone away yesterday morning for n
few days. The fire was caused by
an explosion in the kitchen. There
was small insurance on the place.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22

Press Waht Ads co the WORE
Trv them.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
SUBWAY PROBE
 ON IN NEW YORK
fl Years of Inactivity Being
 Investigated

New York, De-. 15,--A sweeping investigation Of lho Cj}.s transit mudIlo--a muddlo Chlrhy brought about through Il years inacuNN in subw.y cous'gucuon--Vas on today by order or tiovqrr0 Q. Smith,
 Fre.lnyestlEatton indications were that the inquiry would be the most important aul lar-rc4c&lCE, po.ura.- ly and economically that the city has experienced n many years.
 With the opc4ng oi the InNrS'lsa- uon, II charsos against ihe slate traAs!t commission stand out as tine preemincnt consideration of supreme Court Jusnca '4cAyoy appolHtrd hE Governor Sml,h 10 preside at the inquiry. But the inquiry vii, not he confined to those charges, pre- ferred ny Mayor Hy.an arl the civ boarl o| estimate, as the gov ernor. over Mr. Hy3an's protest, has ordered trat every remote phase having any bearing on transit be brought under official scrutiny
 The city officials charges against the state transit commissioners George McAneny. Leroy T. Hark- ness and John F. O'Ryan-genersIly alleged malfeasance in office, and range from the accusation that these officials are indirectly responsible for fatal wrecks on elevated and sub way lines to allegations that they 'wirked" at "market~rlEE!ng' stock-jobbing" reorganization of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company when 1t became the Brooklyn Man hattan Transit.
 These charges, formally filed with the governor have been submitted to Justice McAvoy and are directly be- fore him. Counter charges of the transit commissioners against the board of estimate and the city board of transportation, while they have not been made of record, have been published in the newspapers It has been announced that they will be included in the investigation.
 Max D. Steuer has been retaIheo by the mayor to head the city's corps of legal experts which will seek to prove the charges against the Transit commissioners. Steuer has said that this procedure alone will necessitate the testimony ot probably 250 witnesses. He predict ed 1t would take several months to complete the inquiry.
 Henry L. Eherman will be the one neutral attorney concerned with the inquiry. He was appointed by Justice McAvoy to assist him in the presentation of evidence. Clarence shearn. former supreme court jus tice, will represent the Transit com mission and Edmund L. Mooney has been retained to handle the case oi the transportation board.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
OUCH! LUMBAGO RUB PAINS FROM
 AN ACHING BACK

Back hurts you' Cant e'ralghten up without sldien pain, sharp aches and twinges2 Now us.en, That's lumbago, sclatica, or maybe from a strain, and youW gat rslff The mo- ment you rub your back with sooth- ing. penetrating St- Jdcohs Oh Nothing else takes out soreness. lameness and stiffness eo r1ickty. You simply rub it on your hack. and out comes the pain. T. is harmless, and doesn't burn the skin
 Limber up! Don't suffer. Get a small trial bottle Of old, honest St. Jacobs Oil from any drug store, and after using it just o-co yol'u for get that you ever had backache, lumbago or sclstica, because your back will never hurt, or cause any moBs misery. II never dLSappoints and has been recommended for 60 years.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Christmas Gifts For the Riddles

Infants Knit Sets-Sweater bootees and bonnet. white with pink and blue trimming, value S4.00, at S2.1S.
 Baby Buntiugs-Pink and blue silk ribbon trimmed, value $500. at si.s5.
 Infants' Brushed Wool Sweater suits--4 pieces, white, pink. blue and buff, value tI50. ath sS.Ss.
 Infauts' White worsted and Jersey LeEgIngs-Valus $50. al q %.
 Infssts' Brushed Wool Beusets White and pink. also silk crotched bonnets, value $500, at s1.O5.
 Imported SIX Quilted Carrinse Puns-Hand embroidered, value s5 GO. at &30S.
 Little Tots Bescen Blanket nathrohes-India and lowered patterns, 2 to 6 years, value $500 at si.oS.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
New Fiction At $2.00

The Unknown Quantity by Ethel N. Dell.
 Steadfast Heart, by ". B. Maxwell.
 Eline at the Gate by Clarence E. kellard.
 Peacock Feathers by Temple Bailey.
 The Passionate Quest by E. Phillips Oppenheim.
 Rugged Waters by J. c. Lin coin.
 Sailors Wives by Warner Fabian.
 The Range Sand Avenger by Geo. o, Baxter.
 The Twisted Foot by W, P. White.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
HEROIC CONDUCTOR DIES

Chickasha, Okla, Dec. 15.-James H. Greson, 62, of Oklahoma City, conductor on St. Louis and San Francisco railway passenger train, was suffocated yesterday afternoon while directing passengers to safety when fire destroyed two coaches Of his train. No passengers were in iured. An exposed electric wire in the baggage car Is believed to have ignited some cotton samples, the flames soon spreading from the baggage car 10 the smoking car
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Xmas Hosiery and Knit Underwear

Women's Gold Stripe SIX Stocklngs--Black and all the wanted shades, in a regular and sheer weight at $1.s5.
 Women's Lace CIox Stocking Black airedale. beige and gray. with neat open work clox, sc.O0.
 Women's Pure SILK Stockings Pigeon brand" black, white and all the new and wanted shades. This Is the stocking with the beautiful ankle. a stocking that will give service. regular s1.59 or a box of 3 pair for s4.50.
 Women's Hnyon Vests-Of 6 good heavy weight. made bodice style with self straps, come in flesh. peach, and white, sizes 36 10 42. neat box for S1.3S each.
 KayseY Italian silk vests-- Made bodice style, flesh, pink and white, sizes 3s to A. at &2.50 each.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Miscellaneous Books

Works by Stewart White, SI.OO.
 Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, SIPS,
 Lives of Poor Boys Who Be- came Famous. 31.58.
 W'hy-so Stories, sl.35.
 The Boys Life of Edison, Black Beauty. sf.75.
 Tom Browns School Days, S2.50.
 Bible Stories for Young Peo- pie. S2.50.
 Stories Of Gods and Heroes, s2.50.
 1vanhoe by Sir Walter Scott, s2.56
 Woodrow Wilson As1 Knew Him by J. P. Tumuity. $500. Shakespeare's Works, JOG, eacn. (
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

Come and See the Erector Demonstration - Greater and better than ever, si.00 to Ss5 %,
 Planos--Schoenhurtz pianos. strong and durable, a large as- sortment Of sizes. grands and uprights, s0c. to s1l.05.
 Doll Cnrriages-A complete assortment from which to choose. collapslble carriages reed carriages, priced from .9c, to s2i.aa.
 And There Is the Juvenile Automobile Sh0w--Laree cars s-lall cars. sport cars, and racers, some cars with reSl springs, all have disc wheels, sS,05 to S55.O0.
 Doll neds. Doll Cradles. Doll Basslnettes-All the sizes, in pink. blue. white and cream colors, BOG. to $4.e5.
 Desks-Roll top and If. top, large and small, of oak and white wood, a lasting gift, s:.50 to s13.oa
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
BOOZE KILLS FIVE

New York, Dec 12.-Five persons, one Of them a woman, dIed, and several other persons, unconscious and all said to bo In a serious condition, were taken to a hospital during the past 4 hours as d result Of what the police and hospital sur- geons report as a pre-ho,Iday cpi- demic of poisonous iquor.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

Ibfants ROmpers and Creerers-- Popln and chHmbray, touchts of hand embroidery. colors Include white. pink and blue, value $50, at OSc.
 Beacon Blankets Teddy bear patterns, size S0x40 inches. value $50. Monday s1.O0.
 Infants Pink Crepello COats- Lined and Intcr'ined. hand smocked yoke hand embroidered collar aud cuffs. valueSs.50, at s8.0s.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Children S Gift Hosiery

Chiidren's Wool and Cotton stoekings-Medtum weight, Eng fish ribbed style, sizes to eh in camel. hair, cordopan and gray. pair S0c.
 Chtidren's N Length Silk and Gloss socks--In pink, sky. or. enid. maize. red, white and black. Sizes s to Siz, at, pair 50c.
 Boys' and GirIs' "C de ts stoekings-Meoium and heavy weight, black and cordovan, re- lpforced at the knee, heel and toe. Every pair guaranteed. Sizes to sl7, at, pair Soc.
 Extra size, pair soc.
 Ask for them by name.
 We also carry "Black Ca" stockings 10 boys and girls.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
A Myriad of
 Gifts At 3rdFloor

Tweed Knickers-T7 Frs- and 'a1 mixtures, sizes $ 10 22. value $328 Monday S2,9s
 Heavy shaker Knit Sweaters N].h large roll collar. sizes 6 to IS, Monday, s4.os to s7.Ns.
 Knit sbswI.-Tn black. white, h'uH. -ad and orch 1. all s'zes with fringe, Monday s:.2S 10 s50s.
 Crepe de Chine and Rndium silk Night GOwEs-Tailored and lace trimmed Y, square and Jenny neck white, flesh. honev- dew and sile green. value t5.9S.
 Crepe de Chine. RadIum and Tub SIX StFp-Tns and BIoOmrrs -F.aIn hemstitched and fancy lace edge, white, flesh and honey dew. value s395. Monday s2.Ds.
 Envelope Csemise-Of crepe de chine and radium. built up and strap shoulders, tailored ard lace trimmed. finished with ribbon f5uuCe. white, flesh, h0uey-7ew and nile green value S@9S, Monday s2.Ds,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
FIRE BOUTS GUESTS
s1O,0O0 Damage Done, One Fireman Hurt, in Hotel VoIk Blaze in New Haven.

New Haven, Dec. 15,-Fire start ing the basement of the Hotel Nolk at PA Meadow street last night spread through the partitions to the second floor of the building before It was extinguished by practically all of the downtown apparatus, called by a. double alarm. The damage vas estimated at s10,000, One Of the fremen, Hoseman George Green of Engine company No, 2, suffered injuries to his knee and a number of slight bruises, when he ripped over a line of hose.
 The fire started from an over heated furnace which ignited large beam over the heating plant. The blaze, falling 10 break out through the walls of the first floor which were protested by sheets of tin, spread to the second floor,
 The guests had little trouble in leaving the building when the fire was discovered.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Rugs For Christmas

Extra quality high pile, mottled sxminster rugs, size 36 inch 6S inch. attractive, durable and practi- cal as Christmas gifts. Worth s5.a5. Special, $4.95.
 Also wonderful collection of various kinds of rugs. all specially priced for Holiday selling,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

Tricoshum and Jersey Silk Petticoats- @- ".'h deep com bina.ion c.l9r f-Iace while others have e@ar..lerod bot toms all .es va..ed shades value BPS si.95.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
MEMS FITTED CASES
BILL FOLDS

With calling card compart- ment, Identification md change compartments. in three folds or hip book style, with or without gold corners, priced from sI.o0 to S10.S0.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
 At Corset Shop

Vogue Bfassieres-Made Of silk figured material. hook side effect, ID holly boxes at SIPS.
 Vogue BrassIeres-Made of fne quality satin. extremely long waisted. four gussets of elastic at bottom In holly boxes. s2.Oo.
 La Tee Bandeau BrsssIeres-- Made of suk jersey. ribbon shoulder straps, and rosebuds at center front in holly boxss at SIPS. .. -.-
 Comfort BrassieFes-Made 0; heavy broche. hook side wl,h large hooks and eyes ? hsse supporters attached. in holly boxes. at e1.50.
 Vogue TIrassieFes--Made Of silk striped materlal. extremely long waisted. splendid fitting. in holly boxes. at F1,oo.
 Tree GlrdIeS-ll inches lnng made in sections nf silk broche and elastic at SS-Sp. s.-...
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

S3.os Sewing Baskets-Fency ,,1"f and fitted square and ob- long styles, $3.50. H,H Clothes Protector-Cre- 'on7e patterns, keep the clothes free from dust, SI.38.
 S.50 CretOnne Shoe uaEs-Six pockets, washable, SIPS.
 N.5n Sewing Baskets-Trim- nsd with glass beads ot various '-lors, with draw string top, iI25.
 60c. Shlrred Ribbon Elastic Vide and narrow widths, yari- us coIors. 60c. yard.
 Sl,OO Steel Scissors - With '2ncY handles for the sewing 47slLets, 7Dc.
 sI.S0 Special Lot of Pipes With hakelite stems. straight I'd curved styles of many sizes. special S10O.
 s2.50 official Boy Scout Knives -Complete with chain, sI.05.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
HAND BAGS

HAND BAGS
 A good assortment of newest styles to select from. lined with leather and silk. some. with se, cret pocket made Of selected feathers, S.0O.
 LEATHER WRITING PORTFOLIO
 Of Armadillo calf, In brown, tan and gray. with memo books and enough compartments fJr every writing need. lined with leather at s5.eo. Others from &2.85 up.
 FITTED OVERNIGHT BAGS
 Of genuine leather, a gift ,,, worth looking into, l6 lnch model, richly finished with silk moire lining and handsome shell fittings safety catches, lock and Key, s0.05.
 Others from $500 up. LITTLE LADY kIDD1E BAGS
 Just like mothers bag, with purse and mirror, co'ors are brown. tan. gray. red and olue' priced from 50c. to ei.e5. MEMS FITTED CASES
 Ot real leather and leather lined, fitted with brushes. soap holder, and many other neces- eary articles. priced from s2.D" to s25.0O,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Xmas Specials At China and Lamp Dept.

Boudoir Lamps - Mahogany bose with silk shade comrlete. value 23.6a, a. s2.45.
 Nases-Ot lustre china. vour choice of fine c9l5rs. value ?5c., special 59c.
 7-Piece Berry Ssts-0r No-;- take Japanese china, consists f.. bowl and six berry dishet value $500 se'. S3.05.
 Console Sets-Choice Of lm- ported or domestic, glass or pottery, in plain 1T combination colors from S1.49 to SI5.NH.
 Bridge Lamp stnudS-Choice Of 0olychrome silver CT waTnu. finish. with adjusta.'e arm, ' r. cord, --pjeca plug, regular Sl000, special S6.05.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Books For Boys
 At Soc

Rover Boys Series. Tom Swift Series.
 The Boy Ranchers Series The Golden Boys Series. The Ranger Boys Series. Tom Slade Series, Boy Scout Series. Standard Library Series.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Children's S Books
 At $l.00

HeIII,
 Grimm's Fairy Tales. Treasure Island. Tales from Shakespeare. Robin Hood. Alice in Wonderland. Favorite Fairy Tales. Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes Arabian Nights. Anderson's Fairy Tales. The Blue Fairy Book.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

Ma Ma Dolis--Small and large ones. walking and talk Ing dolls, sleeping dolls. soft cuddly dolls, hard wood dolls, a complete assortment from which to choose, roc. to siS.0O.
 And the Gnmes-There are games for the little tots, games for grown ups, Barney Google, Nellie Bly,. Junior combination boards. senior combination boards. Crokinole boards, Par cncesi, pollyanna and thous- and others priced from 1Oc. to S7.Os.
 Friction Toyn-Buddy IL" Toys, Cedar chests. stuffed toys, tool chests, Sandy Andy toys, pool fables, tinker toys, circus toys, wind up toys.
 Drums-All sizes, all styles. 20c. to $s.5o.
 Children's Black Bourds-- Desk boards and wall boards, 5ec. 10 S5.3s.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
FT-BOOK SHOP-MAIN FLOOR
 Early advisable generous following
The following are

Books For Tots
 At 25c Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes. Easy to Read Stories. Chatter Box. Letters and Rhymes for Story Times.
 Bunnie's Playmates Of Today. All About Series. Wee Books for Wee Folks. Merrymind Series.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
Books For Girls
 At Soc

Ruth Fielding Series. Bunny Brown Series. Six Little Bunkers Series. Curly Tops Series. Bobbsey Twins Series. Mary Jane Series, Betty Gordon Series.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
FOR HER

Powder Jnrs, with perfume. dropper, S4.oS. Reni Cameo, Brooch Pins, at S5.O0 to x12.CO. Wrist Watches of quality, s12.e5 to SI0N.O0. Bar Pins. of sterling silver. stone set, s1!OO to $500. Solid Gold Rings, of many styles $S.8O to s25.Oa. Diamond Set Rinss, from s46'0S upwards. New stone Set Bracelets, s2.0o to S7.50. Novelty Bead Necklaces. sf.00 to e1S.O0. Powder and Rouge Compncts, SOc. to s7.H. Opera Glasses, of pearl at es to s12.00. Vanity Cases. of silver plate, S2.50 to $500. Mesh Bags, of quality, s2,ss to 5000.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

steriipE silver Mesh Bags, st5.O0 to S35.00. Choker nend Necklaces, of pearl. &1.SS ts $500. Gold Filled Bracelets, $500 to $500.
 wrist Watches, new styles, ss.pS upwards. signet Rings, of solid gold. S3.s5 ta sI1.0S. Dainty Mesh Watch Bracelets, si.2S to $500. Baby Peggy Jewelry, for little sister. 50c. to $2,N. Stone Set Brooch Pins. choice of colors. e1.0O to &J.00. Gun Pins, of solid gold, at s1.00. Lingerie Cissps, of solid gold. at S1.00.
 Rar Pins, Of solid gold. sSD5. White Ivory Clocks, s2Po np-
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

Just like mothers bag, with purse and mirror, coiors are brown. tan. gray. red and blue priced from 50c. to ei.e5.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

Shaving stands, sJ.ub 10 Alo'VV. Gun Links, of solid gold. s3.pS to $500.
 Gun Links. of platinum top, &tOO0 to S20.0O.
 Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases, sS.OS to Si5.00.
 Silver Plated Cigarette Cases. si 50 to $500. scarf Sets. of solid gold, al s3.S0 10 s10.OQ
 Watch Chaips, Of solid gold, S4.DS to S20.00. Gold Filled Watch Chnins, n.oO to eJ.OO. Wnltham and EIsin Watches, s14.OS to s6a.00. Military Brushes and Combs, s2.05 to $500. Wrist Watches of quality. Sl2-oS. silver Plated Fiasks sS to S2s. Smoking Sets. s2.gH to si2co. Ash Trays, Noe. ts $500. Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, s1.0A to Ss.OO. Pocket Watches, various makes, St.40 upwards. Wrist Watches, fully guaranteed, s4.50 upwards.