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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Hold sItine rant. .
TailOrs at Yuma
Dy United Press Leased Wire

YUMA, Ariz., Oct. 9. Louis
Burns and NJ. Moss. itinerant tail
ors, wanted by police in Stockton,
Fresno and other California cities,
were arraigncd here today on local
charges involving alleged frauds to-
falling more than $1,000. Trial WAS
set Cor October Is.
The transient ,tailors are accused
of issuing fraudulent checks and
evading tailoring agreements in sew
cral California cities. Local police
claim they duplicated the alleged
swindlcs here. .a... .,,,
They were held in jail in default
of bonds pending trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

cits. right end. .,-..t
Central has two crfpplcs on the
SQUAD, Arthur Schultz and p;tul
Cillctt. Bum fins, o. to The unt'At-
ed, sore hands, are troubling both
boys. Schultz has boil on his
hand and Gillctt has strained liga.
ments in his.
If Central wins tomorrow the
whclc town will know about it to.
morrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Uniaue Tallv Cards


of these with Peggy.
sssyx,s1r rs ss -,---
Unique Tally Cards or place cards
start nm afternoon so pleasantly
don't they? Last spring the supply
of score cards was almost exhaust
ed after a winter Of entertaining.
However, The OFFICE Supply Go.
has anticipated onr wants and haS
whole drawers full Of place and
score cards to choose from. They
are varied enough to allow vour
choice Of color scheme and dccor&-
sioh, with assurance Of tallyS 10
harmonize. Or choose your cards
first, and they may suggest unusu-
cal ideas in the other decorative de
sails
The shaker vanity is very. the
.women havd. ponularized them be-
cause most wQmen de prefer loose
gowder to- a compact.
stFlF
: It Is Strange skin is naturally
slark, the wood brown dresses of
~his autumn look well ON one: hut,
rf the skin is Sun-tanned. those
Same colors are less becoming.
iFhank goodness we needn t be tan.
Sed. even in this climate. Ono
g5lerching Marinelo facial at the
araneis Beautv Shop viii make :
soticeable difference; course Of
treatments viii not only bleach the
skin, is,t leave il soft and clear. The
roloring we are meant TO possess IS
shat natures s;,Vae1s as. small child
Ssen, rale. iTagv. or tawny. Let these
seNperts- restore Your Skin. to dts
sropsr coloring and texture; hen il
will take only an occasional treat
ment TO keep it that way.
Il Was at a Bridge Party early
fI the summer. Said airs. Brown,
!" Why gu earth did YOU buy Your
vlotles Here. when vou are going 10
los Angeles for the summer2 I
Should think YOU would have waited
to gel them there. Said nay little
.friend. But ] am simply lost in
the Los Angeles stores. ! can t find
what I want nor what 7 need. But
in The Woman 5 shop can always
',hoose becoming clothes and those
'ilapted to valley wear Isn't my
friend sensible? Peggy. Of the Wo-
man 5 Shop knows what IS suitable
For our climate and chooses her hats
.and gowns with discrimination.
Surely a valley woman can fill our
wants better than an "outsider.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Il There Were No Refreshments

Il There Were No Refreshments
parties would hc so simple. Ii is
the planning, preparing and last
niuutc : worry that wears the hos
les, ogt. WouldN't You love to plan
yaur cakes or pastries and have
+he1n a1aca maglea,ty lust rs your
mind pictures thems Your wish is
granted. Tell the Sanitary Bakery
iuSt what You want, how YOU want
i. and when. They will deliver
Eaur order 50 fresh and delcctable
that even ven will enjoy il. Now
trufhfailv. how often have YOU real
+ eHjoEea your own refreshments? {?
Rear little bridge pencils have
had painted heads on the eraser.
some heads even have 4 wee seal
ing waX hat on.
You'll L Start Your Christmas shop
ping the minute You 90 to Solomon 5.
for no woman can resist their
table OF hand embroidered pieces.
fonud there darling little baby
dresses with edges and necks seal
loped, for Sl.29, and wee gertrudes
to match for S1.00. Now who on
earth would bother making them:
On the same table are womei :
hand made Philippine gowns; Ma
deira and cat work linen huck tow
els; Madeira dresser scarfs and
rouud center pieces in various sizes;
and eXquisitelv embroidered lunch
eaH napkins OF the same work. These
last sre UnlT $3.45 for set of six,
AMI the other articles have prices
ja>t - surprisingly moderate. For
the woman who worries about laup
deriHg nice linens are handsome.
bit durable. heavy linen table coy
ers. both fiftE-feur and seventy
TWO inch sizes. with three inch
ilelnS spoke stitched IN. Do YOU re
member last year We were madly
drawing threads! This store has
saved Us that this year by purchas
ing sheer handkerchiefs with threads
all drawn and ready for hand hem
ming. They also have Russian lin
en- towels with borders of laven
der. gold. blue or rose and drawn
threads Of contrasting color. These,
when hemmed would make a most
acceptable gift or prize. For those
who prefer to embroider gifts them
selves ! saw pillow eases of Contin-
entail tubin., we'll hemstitehed and
stamped with eharmingly simple de-
signs. These are only S1.19 pair.
Now. didn I l tell YOU YOU would
10 your shopping early?
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Thc new packing house Of .the
2 1olumne County Apple growers 1T
Sonora is completed aud i'm use.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Several shipments of higb.b,ed
pigeons have lately been shipped
l1eUi Haywaid, Alagleda count9s 5ty,
Huuolulu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

You Cant Duplicate Those Ap-
petizing foods Illustrated in the ma
gaines unless You can get the
brand advertised, and that's no:
always easy. However, YOU can de-
pend on Zurchcr Bros. Public Mar
ket, having the best brands, with
each cam packed solidIv with Grade
\ fruits and vegetables. Every
cock knows that the name on their
cans stand fer satisfaction. | was
surprised II the scope Of their can
ned stock and deliberately asked for
unusual products. without ever i
disappointment. Phone them. the
number j. 196 and voU can depend
on their sending first quality and
all usable goods.
Paraoh cloth makes exquisite
window drapeS. It has just the
right blending of color contrast.
I've Waited Nearly Four Months
for box of Whitman s sampler,
but it was certainly worth while
waiting. In il are samples of every
candy they make, each in tiny
carton-and such candy! Try this
one, Like it? Or perhaps YOU pre-
fer Salmasundi. Can ! YOU just pic
turc those rich, nut-filled chocolates
when You hear that nameo The
Lloyud Drug Co. has the exclusive
agency for both Of these and the In
Vulnerable Other Whitman sweets, a~
well rs Johnston ; creamy choco
latc>. sPriaEiej with erv>taized
fruits What Il feast for the can
dy starved,
Dressing tables are being sold
with the old fashioned boxes built
on the tops Pememhcr how con
ven'ent these were for small ar
ticleS!.
Some Prefer Forest Pictures. somc
prairie. sea or mountain scenes; buc
we. who have felt the call Of the
desert enjoy 1t : still magnifl-
cent beauty most of al. Have voz:
seen the tinted desert photographs
at Hetzel' : Photo shop? Their
color tones are unbelieyably natural;
.grav-green. rich tan and delicate
lavender. One would never ire of
looking AT .the dainty flowers
spreading over ripping sand. Thess-
scenes are restful, appealing ann
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

The Crawford farm. near Port
land, Oregon, is to be converted into
silk farm. =
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

To complete your ensemble wear a
dainty spray Of shellaced leaves
and everlasting flowers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

If You Are III you gladly pay Il
doctor 10 cure you. You do not
hesitate TO buy beauty aids TO pre-
serve your youth. Then why save
a few pennies doing your own lam
dry. when each washing means loss
of health and youth! The Valley
Steaan Laundry has an economical
bundle system which enables Won
to weigh the laundry each week ana
regulate its size to keep within a
certain weekly budget. 1t only cost,
ten cents pound, and all flat work
is ironed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Peggy found lovely little hand.
kerehiefs with tiny boutonnicrcs to
harmonic. They come in pretty,
flat gift l,ox.
The Children looked so cunning
hurrying up the streets the morning
school started. The thing that
made them 'most pleasing was their
glowing elcanncss aud we'll combed
hair. Today, Il child = hair must be
properly cut to be attractive, and
the Southern Barber Shop, at 5I6
Main ST.. has the kuack of giving
each child the right cut. They also
specialize in women s hair cutting,
Wst the style you prefer; or they
will give yon shampoo which
leaves the hair beautifully fluffy
and glossy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Railroad Opposition

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS TESLA
MENTARy.
In the the Superior Court Of the
County Of Imperial, State of
California
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of X.
Yale Zamora, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that q
petition for the probate Of the win
Of X. Yale Zamora deceased. and
for the issuance to Geo. ". Allca.
Public Administrator, Of letters Of
administration with VIII annexed,
has been filed in this court, and
that Friday. the 10Th day Of Octob-
cr. A D.. 1925. at > clock ,. NJ,
Of said day. at the courtroom of Dc
partment One Of said court, at the
Court House in the City Of III Cen
fro, County 0f Imperial State or
California, has been set for the
hearing Of said petition, when end
where any person interested may APP
pear and contest the same. and show
cause, if any they Aave, why laie
petition should not be granted.
Dated this Bird day of October, 1925.
c. G. MOUssEAU, Clerk.
By {. L. NH4ltord Deputy Clerk
gil
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

ever new. Could you ask more Of
any picture!
Did You Have & Dress of Just
the right warmth ready for those
rainy DAYS? If not listen care
fulIy while | tell YOU of the new
dress woolcnS at Johnson Groene s.
There | found wool challies in fig
urcS and stripes which would make
lovely children $ dresses, too. Twill
len is of the texture of Poiret
twill but il is cztremelv soft and
adaptable to modern modes. 1t
browns, which are becoming to
everyone. Drapola is just what the
name implies. Il clinging, drapv
broadrloth of light weight. This also
is in warm tan shades, cuckoo and
taugarv. Ca>haIure is the latest
sport weave. in pIaids or stripes,
hut the colors are SO subdued that
there is no suggestion of loud
ness. This would be smart for
dresses or even lining sport coats.
There are two fun tables of weayes
rs attractive Is those described, and
all Just the correct weight for our
mild winters. Examine them care
fully before deciding on Il winter
gown.
Two attractive autumn shades
are Italian pink and pan green.
They are actually new colors, and
not new names for old.
Every Woman who does her own
cooking owes i " herself to dine
up town occasionally. Peggy knows
"a place where the meals cost very
littIc more than nj home. and since
it is managed by 4 woman who
knows how to cook, every bit of
food IS served inst as it should be.
When tired, hurried or mentally UP
set, have dinner ut the Liberty
Cafe aud see how much meal YOU
haven t had to prepare will rest
YOU.
Tor winter coats the high stdnd
-up collars seeln much IN. favor.
'.-} =
It's The Artistries in Furniture
that make a home individual and !
comfortable. Peggy wandefed
through the I. Y. Hardware Com
parv's store and chose The extra
,rt. cleS that maLe home iiYable. For
n tance, what could lnakc. a blank
wall more attractive than the aew
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Peggy Loves Imperial Valley aud

Peggy Loves Imperial Valley aud
IS very proud of our home products.
SO she went down to the Carson
Bakery, which is all our own now,
affiliated with no outsdc bakers,
and was greeted by the most whole
some smell in the world-freshiy
baked bread. There were racks and
racks full of warm, brown loavcs;
uniform in size, texture and ingre
dicnts. II would be well worth any
woman 5 while to visit this bakery
and see how rnarvelously and clean
ly they prepare their products. Then
you Il want Carson bread, and
every time you patronizc home in
dnstry you help build up the valley
and therefore benefit each individu-
al resident. That S Il lesson in
economies ~ remember.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

The Busy Shopper certainly needs
to save steps. You needn t 20 BIT
uUt of your5way, when shopping, to
step at the Case Grocery Store,
next 10 SalomoniS. They have It
complete stock Of staple and fresh
groceries and spccializeS in person
al service, which means friendly
help. Get acquainted with them so
YOU can stop. phone, or if YOU pre-
fer, have them solicit your order
each morning, But remember their
convenient location.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Charm Is Very Elusive, but so
necessary to woman 5 attractivcncs..
Peggy ism t going to attempt to tcfi
YOU how to capture this quality,
but she does know i splendid way TO
cultivate poisc and gracefulness. at
tributes 10 charm. That way is
through dancing, aesthetic dancing
especially. teaches perfect body con
troll, how to move gracefully, What
IA do with, one s hands aud feet
poise. Woeda .Blesv teachcs Rus
sian Ballet technique t6FelaSses or
al ages, even wee children. She
also has classes in toe dancing, ball
room dancing, and-mv dears. she
actually teaches the Charleston,
Now who can resist? In the six
years she has been in Imperial vai-
ley, Mrs. Blesy has established n
reputation for successful individual
training, as well as for group work.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

The Rain didn't help cleanup
week much, but it did cause the
shops to disclose some winter sur
prises. So come and share few
of these with Peggy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

] am sincere when ! say that my
one aim is to please and help yon.
If you have any suggestions to Of
fer, do 50. Nothing would please
more.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
by United Press Leased wire

WASHINGTON. Oct 9.-Graip
and produce cEpaet. e t..e Eortl-
west are bringing great pressure tu
hear on the American and Canadian
governments. IN favor Of the devcl-
opmcnts Of the -. Lawrence deep
Waterways project.
The governments Of the two
countries are awaiting tire report Of
the joint committee Of engineers
witch has been sent to make cou-
rietc survey Of the situation. The
rcpoft will not be- considered before
nest spring whom Hatioaai com
mittceS meet to discuss the r.rit, oi
.ho proposed Lax between Tie Great
Lakes and tie Atlantic ocean.
Mr"Hwl .ic q complete >ultyv of
caHals Ml over the 9orId is being
nadc bv the department 81 COM
uArrcc L. determine the relative inn
rcrtancc o. surb a project.
Railroad Opposition
Opposition 10 Tie Development
has breu met from railroad, and
rtLcr inland carriers who viii feel
the effect winch such 81 project VIII
have on tAeir freight bn-iue~s. Both
governments haze ieul forced from
t.mc ~ time 90 ulaa. propaganda
against the Ger,.upnlt.
Replying 1o charge that tie Ca-
E"diaA @oTorum II. he'd decided 10
drop IL participation in fbe project.
George J.. Graham, niaietcr of ra'.-
ways mad c5aais, said "TAerr is
20 tUth ia the report wh2t a..
The NMoIc .itnation i Ml..lH Lnln
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Dear little bridge pencils have
had painted heads ON the eraser.
some heads even have wee seal
ing WAX hat on.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Many fan dresses are belted at
the normal waist line.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

ever new. Could you ask more of
any picture?
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Paraoh cloth makes exquisite
drapes. It has just the
right blending of color contrast.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Two attractive autumn shades
are Italian pink and pan green.
They are actually new colors, and
not new names for old.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
I've Waited Nearly Four Months

Dressing tables are being sold
with the old fashioned boxes buHt
on the tops. Pcmemhcr how con
ven ,ent these were FOR small ar
ticles,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Tor winter coats the high stand
~ collars seen much ii favor.
Evening star., 1925-05-06

OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF NEARLY NEW
home. wes. of 10th ST. north OF Lamont ST
-6 large rooms. tiled hath. attic. bullt-in
garage: ami: good yard. easy terms: I'M
,eGiate nnssa.slnn- Phone Adams l5s3-
Evening star., 1925-05-06

MODEL DETACHED BUNGALOW N
splendid condition: large living room with
beautiful brick fireplace. large dining room.
kitchen and sun parlor or hreakfast room on
rooms. bath and sleeping porch; extra large
closets: lot 50x113: priced right for imne-
diate sale. 2614 Rhode Island ave. ne.
JOSEPH 4. HERBERT & SONS.
~ pi- nj
Evening star., 1925-05-06

7 ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL BATH
basement. attic. slate roof: all modern CON
veniences. Two valuable lots S0xl20: mod.
bbEHutrE bHa nouss loxss an and nar ga rel ses
lot 40x120. $3.50. part cash. II. NJ OS-
VALID. % Baiti. St. Hyatts.. Md. es
Evening star., 1925-05-06
SOME GOOD EXCHANGES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

RooMING HOUSE BUSINESS, well fur:
good income. would exch. for quity in small
property. Address Box 1913. star Office. u.
FARM OF 80 ACRES. on A SOUTH RIVER
coNe-A nice property. with houses fruit
trees. bathing facilities fishing ground, etc.
Call OWNER. Main 1878
Evening star., 1925-05-06

:!-sToRY BRICK SEMI-DETACHED-loK K.
tile bsth. rpace for . more baths kItch
ene,tc. cier' lights, h-wh.: huilt-In garage
and space for Is or more garages: paved alley
side and rear: every thing in good condition:
near Meridian Park. 10th st. bus service ana
IAN st car line. price right for immediate
sale or will trade for smaller house. real
estate dealers invited. li1s Clifton 81
-
Evening star., 1925-05-06
FOR SALE-HOCSES.

TAK0MA PARK. LARGE r & B. BI-NG-
allow. ami. corner lot. we'll built home :
$500 cash and 500 mo: price. 50, 500. Phone
Col. SSiaW. l4th 81. car line. 80 Pine
ave corner Film ave
Evening star., 1925-05-06
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
frnptfpnaA
a ROOMS 1IL ACRES

a ROOMS, 1H ACRES
Four-room cottage near Lee Heights; y
acres good soil; excellent location; $3.50
cash. Price, $3.50. Inquire Lee Heights
Office on Lee Highway.
RUBY LEE MINAR
City Office. Lee Heights oficc,
1405 n. Y. Ave On Lee Highway.
Main l145. Clarendon 5S7.
Evening star., 1925-05-06
I+IE Il {
EOIORIED
1900.
Near 9th and II Sts. NE.
Convenient to Street Car
and Stores

Good hr,ok house wlth 6 rooms and bath:
lot of good depth to wide alley Can t,e
bought for $1,000 lash and balance $50
PEE month covering all CaFTyIn= charges and
payment on pr'nDpdl
home IN "a good. n"ar-Iu northeast section.
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
Evening star., 1925-05-06
.COLORED.

Best horne available on l1th 81 nv. nea-
Kenyon. Can he purchased with a cash
payment OF = 600 and balance les than
rent. to responsible party. Contains six
large rooms. Elass-'nciosnd sleeping porch
hot-water heat. electric lights large kitchen
porch. nice back yard TO alley. screens and
awnings. Possession can hc had any tine.
For inspection
Gall Mr.. Waplc, Main Oil.
Evening star., 1925-05-06

TO COLORED. Mr.. 3rd 4 C s.E.-6 RMS.
b. gas. fur. heat. gas range. coal stow:
newly papered and painted inside and out
cellar; opp. beautiful park: l? blk. from
school and cars. this home would attrart re-
home in 1st-class nelghborhood: same nous"
in NV. would cost 50 600 more ownrr VII
sell direct for 5000; cash. $500. bal. S52
mo including int. and principal. all
Owner Adams 4124 for key.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-24
Monday-Th he Semi Annual Sale Furniture and Rug
80 ==nz:= lf1nnhnarA & l(ntl1rnp an

Furniture is known by the company it keeps; that
is why the association of the name Woodward &
Lothrop with furniture stands for quality beauty
and durability. And that is why the very low
prices on every piece in this sale are notable-be
cause they command such values in furniture and
rugs you will be proud to place in your home
FREIGHT prepaid to any shippinq o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-24

Spinet Desk in combination mahogany with
drawer and sliding writing bed; serviceabe 81
tique finish. Sale price Observation-Disclosures. ~
Library Table in combination mahogany sturdil,
gracefully constructed; with drawer Top size So
26x48. Also in antique mahogany. Sale price, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-24
Wilton Rugs at Sen1i-Annua1 Sale Price

Finest Worsted Wilton Rugs from best known makers
shown in very distinctive designs and beautifully blended
coors They very we'll known for their wonderful
wearing quality Most unusual values at these prices:
9x12, $3.50 6x9, $3.50 36z63, $21.75
8.3x106, SIS 46x7.6, $45 27x54, $13.75
Finest Quality Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs, made of
fine worsted warns shown Persian and Chinese designs
and all the desirable color combinations
9x12, $28.75 S.3x10.6, $26.75 7.6x9, SITS
Oriental Rugs, choice yarns OF extremely fine texture and
wonderful blended mellow color combinations that harmonic
beautifully with modern decorations. They noted for
durability and priced in this sale asonhingy low
lot High grade Moussouls, average size 3x6 $46.75
lot Finest Grade Beloochistans, average 3x5. $2475
lot Fine Moussou1 Rugs, average size 2x4 -. STATS
lot Fine Moussou Dozars average 4.ox6.6 80. $500
lot Finest Lillihan Rugs average 5x6z. .$143.75
lot Fine Grade Sarouks, average 4x7. .$16250
! lot Kazaks, Cabistans, Shirvans, Karbaughs and
Sereband Rugs. average size Axe, $3e.75,
4xS ..............'..... $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-24

Every Rug, Suite and piece of Furniture in this
sale will be marked very much below regular
prices-the smallest reduction will be 1870, and a
great many pieces and suites at much greater re-
auctions. Those who have waited for this an
nouncement will find that assortments were never
more comprehensive savings more generous.
In the Continental United States.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-17
OLD JOKES COME HOME TO BOOST

II was noted that after one of the Jokes Morton Harvey told the Klwanis club, and which produced a huge laugh as all good jokes are supposed 10 do, he paused before his next one 10 remark that the Joke had been told on the stage for 54 years and he had been almost ashamed 10 mention it,
 But that particular joke is not the only one that has been on the stage for 54 ypars. The good thing about 5i-year~ted jokes Is that 'nir proportion Of the persons who heard them when they started are dead, while to the rising generation an old joke is not recognized as such, as the joke was born first.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-17
BLEACHER SEATS AT WILLOW BROOK

Authorization for the purchase of section Of bleachers at Willow Brook park by inc Board Of Fl. nance and Taxation the other day had nothing in common with the need for several thoasanl bloacher seats instead of tho 14oo existing in the park al present. Tn" finance boarl'e authorization merely GOV cred a section Of hloachcrs that all ready exist in the park. these hav- ing been erected prior 10 formal authorization because of verbal agreement regarding the use of the $50, 900 loan of E. A. Hawlcy. The authorization therefore was for mai matter, the ver4al authorza- tion having been made previously
 The need for more blcachers in the park is selC-e,idcnt, but there will be nothing stirring until there is sufficient Of an appropriation authorized and thls will not come before next year The frantic foot ball fans who will journey 10 the rark this :alI will have to stand up