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Evening star., 1925-09-01
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

The board of directors of the Wash.
ington Chamber of Commerce will
hold its monthly meeting in the
Homer Building at o'clock
The Henry w. Lawton Camp, No. 4
United Spanish War Veterans, will
meet at 921 Pennsylvania avenue at
o'clock
Woodrow Wilson Lodge, No 316
will hold its regular meeting at 1101
Seventh street southeast
The Women's Home Club of North
Beach, Md, will meet at the home
of Mrs. r. B. Shaw on Bay avenue at
S o'clock.
The Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief
Corps will meet in G. A. r. Hall at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
y.A4ltotsiano
Victor Herbert,
Puccini, Tetraz-
zini, Mary Gar
den, Althouse and
a host of others.

In the palaces of Europe and of ASIA and even
in the Vatican at Rome, the Auto-piano is given
a place of distinction. When you see this instru-
nent you will understand why it was chosen from
ell the pianos of the world It's glorious lines and
carefully matched veneers, together with its deep
singing, resonant Tone delight the most discrminat-
ing. It is an instrument that will add beauty and
atmosphere to your home
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

< It Crowds One to make hot bis
cults in tho middle of dinner pre-
parations. Then, too, the oven ism t
always convenient to use. know a
simple way to give your family hot
bread for dinner without any effort.
1t will be a change from your own
baking, too. Go to The Sanitary
Bakery at four clock and you can
get freshly baked bread, so hot you
can barely hold the loaf. 1t won't
take much else to make @ delifhtgu
meal.
Now It Is Cool, We want and we
need real warm, nourishing food.
Here 8 a suggestion for Saturday.
Go to tho Palacc Market and buy
their beef potroast at fifteen cents
pound. You can have rich,
satisfying stew for Saturday night,
and on Sunday you can add their
fresh, attractive vegetables and
please your family with little effort.
Atomizers Went Out Of use sew
eral years ago. But like all other
convenient things, they have return
ed under Il new namc-pcrfumtZer.
The Loynd Drug Co. has some fas-
cinating ones, trade marked De Viii
bliss, which are priced from dollar
up, depending on the design. They
showed mo dainty ones Of opaque
glass; shell pink, faint lavender and
other pastel shades. Worthy OF q
place on a royal vanity, is one OF
clear, family colored glass, acid
etched i'll gold. Others, of extreme
daintinGss, are Of clear glass, sand
blown; and those Of blendingly
shaded glass are irresistible. Tall
and slender, or oddly compressed,
they call for leisurely inspection,
in order to choose just the one to
ornament your dressing table.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

Her street shoes lay IL short distance
from the body and apparently she
had carried them out with her
when she left the house with the
youngster. The body was removed
to the Lemons funeral parlors.
Mrs. Hendricks was about %
years old, and had been married
five years. Hendricks is 3S years
old and has son by former mar
riage. According to the dead wo'
man s father, hendricks was a
good man when he was not drinking
On several occasions his wife had
returned to her parents because OF
his addiction to drink but they
eventually made up and resumed
living together.
Flays Curious Throng
District Attorney Utley thu
morning vigorously condemned the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

actions of spectators who were at
tracted to the scene of the shoot
ing last night. Instead of remain
ing at a reasonable distance from
the house, they crowded up around
the body of the dead woman, there-
by obliterating the footprints
made by her and Hendricks, which
formed an important part of the
evidence. 1t was necessary for
the officers to make threats OF
arrest in order to keep the curious
ones out of the way while they
worked on tho case.
A complaint charging Hendricks
| with murder, was sworn to by the
! district attorney this morning, and
! in the case the former survives his
wound, he will be held to answer
tho charge against him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

!: IT'S Very Well for the older resi-.
dents to tell ne that all one needs
is n kerosene heater; but ! long for
real warmth and the crackle Of
burning wood. Don ,. you' Hi Dill
er has a splendid supply Of heating
stoves in his hardware store. 1
saw inexpensive sheet iron ones,
small but adequate cast iron ones
and larger decorative stoves, just
the thing for house with arched
rooms. 1t will pay you i'll comfort
and health to install one OF his
stoves i'll your home.
The new nccklinc for more formal
dresses must be lower i'll back than
in front. If not actually lower,
the suggestion is made by bound
Sits.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06
POSTPONE TARIFF
WAR, u. S., CANADA

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. G. - The
prospective tariff war between the
United States and canada has been
indefinitely postponed with the de-
cision of Premier King, Liberal, to
continue i'll office and face parlia-
mcnt.
1t will be at least two months,
politicians believe, before S'arlia-
ment assemblies either to vote con-
fidence in king or turn over the
reins of government to Arthur
Meighan and his conservatives.
News says New York police are
closing up more bootleg joints. 1T
fails to say why.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

cream pottery wall vases, flower
decorated.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

You Know the Old adage about
an ounce Of prevention being worth
pound of cure. 1t certainly ap-
plies to wrinkles. They are next TO
impossible to do away with, but so
easy to prevent. The Francis Beauty
Shop gives facial messages. follow
ed by delightful astringent, which
absolutely tightcns sagging muscles
that allow the skin to wrinkle. You
can actually feel their electric mes
sages strengthen the muscles and
tone the skin. just one treatment,
and YOU can see and feel differ
cnee i'll your expression. Regular
treatments will keep wrinkles
away and 90 far toward ironing out
those already appearing.
Here S charming idea. Wear
Il ncckpicccs of the same material
and decoration as your hat. Clever
( ism I it?
Peggy Used To Know Song
money docsn Z not grow on trees.
We cant buy just as we please. -
! Wherever our money grows we can
buy Just as wc please without at'
fccting the family budget, if you
buy at the s. 0. $. Grocery Store.
They offer commercial savings Ito
every woman; not because of
cut in quality, for they carry only
well known brands! but because Of
cut in overhead expenses. II
YOU really go TO market and don I
"iust buy, go to this store and
see the opportunities they offer.
Satin Hats Have Arrived! SO un'
less Won would be passe discard
YOUR old hat aud 90 to Solomans
where they are showing exclusive
.Icanart styles developed in shim-
moriug black satin. There are
small, tight ones, vivariouslv trim
med by a hi, of bright feather.
| Others have small brims. faced with
the indcspcnSiblc metal cloth; but
softcncd by unexpected folds OF ma
! line. which tones thr lines and adds
greatly 80 the fascination. For the
! woman who prefers more daring
! hat, is the shape with the turned
J back brim enhanced by metallic
! braid or malinc, the secret of the
individuality of these hats lies IN
the crown. They are pieccd, with
the pieces go cut, that they cmpha'
size the other lines of the hat. jean
art hats are shown in this store also
in metallic cloths, and the new nigrc
brown satin, but the black hat leads
in popularity, because all women
realize its possibilities. For sport
or school wear, they showed me
adorable crush hats of pale taf'
fcta, trimmed with hemstitching
or taffcta flowers aud leaves edged
! with picot. Whatever style YOU de
sire, do not miss the now brown
shown at this store, aud remember
the Elusive chic Of their hats can
not bc duplicated as they are the cN
clusiva agents Of the makes they
display. g.
A small comb and military brust
become feminine, when ,dcvclopct
in ivory, decorated with paste
flowers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

Can Any Woman resist the shop
windows just now2 Remember, too,
the windows are just n sample of
what is inside. Como inside and
see things Peggy found and what
lovely suggestions she has to help
the busy woman save lime in her
housekeeping.
Sofa pillows for winter are beau.
tiful developed in velvet, tapestry
trimmed.
Everyone VIII Be Talking of
them soon, so be among tho first to
become acquainted with CarmelO
Jellics. They are home made, pure,
richly Favored and Of perfect con.
sistcncy. The flavors-.just see!
Grape, lusiciously purple; pomegran-
ate, swcctly tart; wine (POrto),
giowingly red; grapefruit, acidly
golden and mint. freshly green. Just
sample them at the Service Bureau
in the Chamber of Commerce and 1
know you II place an order for a
winter S supply.
When One Actually Chooses the
photograph size, its n question
whether TO buy lcse expensive ones
TO give away, or larger ones for
oneself. The IIctzel Photo shop
has solved this problem in a very
pleasing way. With every Chri 't-
mas order OF photographs, they give
an enlargement. This means rca.
sonablc photographs for gifts, and
large one to have framed for the
one Of whom YOU think most. Think
it over and see what q reasonable
and cffortlcss Christmas it will
make.
Unusual in wall decorations arc
cream pottery wall vases, flower
decorated.
1t Makes Home so cheerful to
always have fresh flowers about. 4
perfect substitute for mobtainabie
fresh flowers are the Dcnnison pa
per flowers. Did YOU know that you
can have free lessons on the making
OF these flowers at the office Sup
ply Company s store Not only
thai, but YOU can learn to maze
table decorations, favors, cunning
Christmas gifts and decorative
home articles as well. You will find
any number of uses for these paper
novelties and should certainly avail
yourself of the opportunity this
store offers before the Christmas
rush starts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06
Short Dresses Will Ever bc a n,

Short Dresses Will Ever bc a me-.
c"ssity. Peggy found such clever
ones which will appeal to any wo-
man, whether i'll business or at
home. They have just arrived at
Narncy S, and YOU must sec them.
Tho most interesting are OF Cover
tine, a soft covert cloth. These
come in tans and greens. some with
blouscs which are almost box coats;
some are one piece, stimulating
blouscs. One of the newest features
IL a double box plcat instead of the
inverted kick pleat. One especially
smart model has the Russian neck.
high, with Il shoulder fastening
These dresses will wear we'll and
not wrinkle easily. They have
dresses of plain flannel with circu-
lar skirt, and many Of striped flan-
mel; some of tho latter have animat-
ed godcts Of stripes running hori.
zontal. Extremely original is n
green flannel, red striped, with
plaid border and decorative buttons,
each different shade of the plaid.
Stripcd wool challis, soft and phi.
able, but strictly utilitarian, is good
this season. If YOU want a smartly
scrviccabc dress, which will take
little care, see this new shipment.
For a baby, Peggy found two lit
tie wash cloth dolls, tucked into a
bed made of a towel. Such IA cum
ming pift,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06
instantaneous Death

lnStantancOlS Death
The body Of the slain woman lay
in the side yard, near the family
automobile, when the Officers ar
rived. There was another bullet
wound on her arm. She was fully
clothed and wore house slippers
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

Don t forgot that the wcck end
packages of toilet articles make use
ful gifts for children or "grown
ups.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06
Peggy Doesn't Know Which

harder: to cook dinner. or clean up
the family in preparation of going
up town to cat. But if you want
rest from the monotony of cooking
aud would eat where there is no
need of the preliminary of "drcss-
ing up go to Steve's. The food
is excellent, thr service is splendid
and tho dining room is pleasantly
informal. Try it more often and
see how much this little rest will
tighten the routine Of cooking.
IF You Realized how much your
dressing table reflects your person
atty. you would give moro thought
to its appearance. The |. '.
Hardware Co. has some Gaintily
feminine ornaments for your dresser.
There are powder puffs, with tulip
backs and handles of green ribbon;
and softly tinted glass powder Jars,
with covers Of lace and chiffon
trimmed powder puffs. These are
really adorable and one has woo
pierettc, in black and white, sitting
on the puff that forms the cover.
Then for your odds and ends that
got scattered about, this store has
some new, round. painted baskets
with handles. They come in all
sizes and would make most artistic
lunch baskets. or painted wicker
also, arc the latest service trays,
OWL or octagonal; and they are
charming indeed, with their con
vcntional flowers or birds. Nests
of baskets as fascinating as the
nests of blocks were in our youth.
! These are i'll sets of three, one fit
! tod inside another, all brightly
painted, but touched with the gold
! en- sheen, seen in all things modern.
! handles, also come in gold or
! with handles, also come III goid or
: bronze colors. Peggy wanted to
| tell you of many other novelties she
found here, but she just cant How
ever, she advises YOU TO see their
surprising attractivcncss for your
/ sol,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

Remember the things we have
seen together when you are prepar,
ing for the Armisticc Ball. You II
find all these things in the shops
Just as described when shopping
with ~
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*
$ AA%-

People Do Get Strange idcas.
They make prejudiced staten orts,
before giving n thing trial; then
they arc afraid 70 fry it, Ger fear
of being converted. You peori6
who are prejudiced against steam
laundry, have you, i'll all fairness,
tried the Valley Steam Laundry' If
not, listcn-For n year and a half
Peggy has sent to that laundry, aud
they have never lost nor torn q
garment. Have you given them the
same chance to prove their careful
ness. ii.
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Child Witnesses
Mothers Murder,
Suicide Attempt

Continued from Page ~
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that Hendricks is trying to shield
himself District Attorney Utley
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06

A small comb and military brush
become feminine, when developed
in ivory, decorated with pastel
flowers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06
Console Sets
A Charming Touch
For the Home

These sets consist of a Poly
chrome framed plate mirror
and a console table of maho'
gany. They are indeed a fin
ishing touch that will I'M
prove the well furnished
rome.
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"BUT ON THESE PRAIRIES-"

IeH JEAN. pressed length, "why can't go back
why can't we start ouer again-like hatP'
I'VE have always been good friends she murmured.
Good tnends-yes. Must 1t stop at that?"
And neighbor she continued I've haze Arrays been good
neighbors Perhaps that is the trouble
"HoW-the trouble?'
Well its like this she said again the began gyrate
the We're noWn each other We long, there
isn't anything uch know there? Could stand the
boredom of person ho has thoughts strange ideas
whmsnohing that you hauent already and knoWn hun
dred times?'
There could be boredom tcih you dear
you with to feast you. to know you mine woud be
enough for me-.
For week You'd tire of feast NTH favor
to it, woud at any rate oh, see it workng out already
they could to but already them settling down to the
routnehe deadly routine Bad enough anywhere but these
praires NTH their isolation. their mensity-unbeaable
couldn't stand tt"
Frank and OF o
talking
haveco The
thinks she the too completely be happy with him
begins
He possible
gng to Jeans @ b sa day he has on Of FO
He
years Franks
He
boys eighteen
later father and Johns mother b are married with
and" homes with them.
and value The story Of the marriage Of John and Marjorie
their wedding gifts illuminating glimpse the democracy
in Manitoba
editor anG an ne no% am esp of the
knows
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Nature of Pinchbeck

This is the name of an alloy of
copper and zinc and was so called
from it's inventor, London watch
maker who died in 1882. Pinchbeck
made cheap jewelry from this alloy
which had the appearance and luster
of gold. although the counterfeit could
easily be detected by its weight be-
ing less than that of gold and its want
of resonance. The most common
pinchbeck consists of about 10 or 10
per cent of zinc and the remainder
copper-although tin is sometimes also
added. The word "pinchbeck" Is fire.
ouently applied to anything which Is
counterfeit or spurious. For instance.
Anthony Troilope says: Where in
these pinch beck days can we hope
TO 6nd the old agricultural virtue 10
all its purity."-Exchange.
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CHAPTER II

That same summer l began going
to school. Perhaps 1 should say that
John Lane and began going to school,
as it was something of joint adj
venture. We talked of 1t together for
weeks before the great event. At that
time my objective in life, in so far as
l had one, was to be a locomotive
engineer, but John had elected to be
the owner of wooden mill-blandly
overlooking the little question of
capital-and we discussed our school
training In the light of these ambi-
tions.
On the eventful morning remem-
Der my father coming into the loft
and leaning over my bed, where l
feigned sleep. "Puir wee mannie,"
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Brussels appears to be the only city
which has well-organized umbrella
borrowing bureau. The annual sub
scription is low, but If every umbrella
user were TO join such a society, its
income would be enormous.
The idea Is rather similar to that
In force at the British museum, Ma
tional gallery and other public insti-
tutions. where you are required to de-
posit your ''gamp" before being al
lowed to go round the galleries. You
get ticket of metal, or bone disk,
which will redeem your umbrella at
any time; only. in the case of the UNI
brella exchange. the umbrella is not
your own. but the property of the So
ciety.
Each member. on paying his sur
scription. receives token, usually OF
metal stamped with an index number,
which he carries in his pocket Instead
of an umbrella ia his hand. When
caught by the rain, all he has TO Go
is to go 70 one of the society's agen-
cies, which are tobacco shops, restaur-
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Death has disoreanized these
two households so closely asso-
ciated. What is their future2
tro BE coNTINUED.)
Worthwhile Furniture

Gradual buying of worthwhile fur.
niture Is so much more sensible than
hasty selection of panorama of pieces
that do nothing more than relieve a
home of utter barrenness. Apparently
II never occurs to some people TO buy
part of a handsome suite when they
can't afford the suite complete. They
crowd a room with tawdry matching
pieces, ignoring the future of their
home entirely. when they might hap
PLY combine lovely new dresser with
the simplest bed, until their matching
pieces can be bought. Mahogany and
walnut finish go well together, walnut
and certain finishes of oak combine
agreeably, but mahogany and oak will
not make friends.-Family Herald.
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a presence. 1t was Jean, her golden
locks held together by midget sun
bonnet, save for some vagrant curls
which nestled against the peach-pink
bloom of her cheeks; her chubby bare
feet seeking cover in the grass.
Il saw you going to the big tree"
she explained. $50 / coined too"
"Uh-huh." l commented cautiously,
being gripped with sudden sense
that this young woman had led me
into difficulties only day ago. Men
cannot be too careful.
She sided toward me- do you know
what you have to do for yesterday"
she queried
'No," / said, with some misgiving,
thinking that possibly my behavior had
been reported to the Lanes to my dis
advantage.
"Gwandma says when a young lady
saves a young gentleman, he-has-to-
mawwy-her," she said, speaking very
slowly at first, but finishing her
sentence with little run. $50 you
have to mawwy me-"
She was beside me now, and her
face was radiant with the excitement
of her secret.
"But / can't marry you! Only
grownups do that!' l protested.
Wont we be gwownups some day."
II guess So" admitted. And then
with a sudden burst of resolution /
added, "And then I'll marry you"
She held her face up to me and
leaned over and kissed it shyly. Then,
hand in hand, we retraced our way
down the cowpath, along the rows Of
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At Any College

Homecoming day is the time when
alumni come back TO the old alma
mater, criticize the furniture. fresh
men and architecture of the house.
reorganize the football team, weep
mildly at the ivy, declare things
weren't that way when they were
In college. and express great wonder
as to where the younger generation
is going. Then 1t rains.-Colorado
Dodo.
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sprouting corn, by the stables and
past our house. Jean led me to her
own home, which was next to ours,
down the road.
you have to ask mamma she said,
as our little figures dropped their
shadows across Mrs. Lanes kitchen
floor
This was more than I had bargained
for. / was beginning to discover that
Miss Jean was young woman Of ac-
ton as well as decision. But 1 was
game.
Mrs. Lane" / said, bracing my
legs for the ordeal, I-want-to- marry
jean"
Jeans mother looked at me with a
smile that broadened until it broke
into open laughter.
Il am afraid you are very preco-
cious children she remarked
didn't know what that meant, but she
gave us each doughnut, and we went
away happy, Jean twirling hers on her
finger for wedding ring.