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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

To Be Pleasing photograph
Ha~, ar uoru than Il mere picturi-
F 2aGoa Of person; 1t must have
lie arti>. touches which bring
oat character. THIS is Just what
Naaesmj photographs do, empha-
size expressions aud characteristics.
The.v studio is offering a special
discount ON all photographs taken
before November Fifteenth, SO 1t
VIII benefit you Financially as Wei
- ii rrroUcAHg results to have
Eoa -ltt photograph made hefofe
tie Chu>tma, rush.
For street wear Your new dress
'sa>. nave long sleeves if You would
he ,falE smart.
Peggy Knows delightful place
to est lunch. and She Is going to tell
Haa aluur it. 50 when You are mar
se-ju- or shopping, YOU can rest
aad eat there, without that awful
rash home to prepare something. 1t
is Clement Drug Store. If the
daF he warm gct Il dainty salad and
an3 sandwich rrisped with lettuce.
ii the day ice cool. "a bowl Of soup
or macaruni with delicioESlv toast
eli cheese is Just the thing. How
ever. if Won are terribly hungry.
"a q mau : lunch. baked Virginia
haa and sweet potatoes. or Swiss
steak But whatever the main
course. top it off with butter
scotch pie or Il frozen cream with
crushed fruit. Can anyone resist
.hese menus
Tie shaded hose, blending from
dark foot To very pale top have a
slgHderizing offer. on ankles.
Peggy Was Transported to city
Yesterday, there were tbc wall cases
with sliding hinges, full of appeal
ing garments: the long narrow show
cases; .thc-well have YOU been 10
NaTner'S since they ryuodeicd their
womleu'S DEPARTMENT. can I take
you there TODAY. but can show
yea their winter coats. Look, They
come IN all the rich plumage shades.
Here i one Of Maynella, a silky ve-
iaur, copper lustre IN color, with
SOFT crepe lie chine lining. L
has the popular flare, and
sleeves aimp>t raglan. Here is am
other Of cuckoo color it j. trim
med with ch:,in stitched straps, az
other new idea. and is godets arr
aeccntuated by Australian oPossun'
fal They an have the seams dis
gui>ed by overlapping. pointed o.
rounded tabs. veIr feminine. Here
is charming one Of Geronna fab
ric, in deep blue, another of OK
blood rel trimmed with gray squil-
rel fur. All have = tone of warmth
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
We Never Cease 10 cI
sunday chicken dinner, but
para,iou Of this weekly fg
Peaeocks Are Noted for thct

Peaeocks Are Noted for their
vanity, 50 arc women. All Pea
cocks have reason 10 bc vain. but
I'll women haven't. You can br
one of the women who have rrn~ou,
just 90 20 the Francis Boaut- shop
and buv their Golden Peacock Fa-
cim Bleach. II is - croam; not
greasy. so il doc.n t Inconvenience
M" women with an oily skin: not
irrita-jng. SO II does lot cause di.-
comfort 20 the womaH with tender
skin. Then if is very Simple 90 Use
IN vour own boudoir. arI flte
treatment, are enough for most
amazing ad satisfying results.
Let s trs- if,
To Make Perfect Salad +, ar art,
.ni II cannot hc done ritaw' .0-#
frrt mavounai~o. However. .a-t
women find this hard 70 make a1.
tire MANY brands on the marEct af-.
test, Bat. have any af these brands
quite suited Won Well. Lrrr on.
thgt win. Wright supreme Nwon
naisc au1 i Is just that---un.tnr..
Trcuuv white in color. thick'v soft
80 texture and perfect in f.-rr.
with none Of the oily taste nosr
salad dressing have. II is cararl
~ the A. NJ. Williams store, and ov
tic way. this meat. well -'ort-I
hou is worth inspection if You ar'
cel,ug foods Of satisfaction. Here.
ARE some Of thcm Nrwuark p, atI'
Del Monte canned goods. they -r"tk
for themselves; all the well knows
Uc'uz products; Beech Nut ioI.jas,s
when the Beech Nut label av7-
..Currant. it means cuwaut Hj
not apple. The sane Z, true ~
Tea Garden jams, just thc thing -
hot biscuits. They also have u..i.
rooms in can. Of I'D sizes, so IN"
ran serve thcm for flavor. amu-
i.h Or a. q vegetable NJ. WiiIims
introduced me to a ncW "'1ie
wheat. uuswrctcncd health cracker
and the dainty Iona Linda Whole
wLea, fruit waters, ideal for clilf-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
ANTIQUE Blue. rich bIne enamel.

Antique Blue. rich blue enamel
high lighted with gold. That IS the
finish Of the newest fibre furniture
The I. Y. Hardware 60. has almost
amy article YOU could wish fer in
this distinctive finish. | found
beautiful dining sets; the tables
with top, of two-toued walnut: the
huttcts long "lid graceful. with
three drawers: the chairs round or
pointed backed and upholstered In
shimmcriug tapestry fof blue and
gold designs. Davenports are 50 In
viting; the cbaise lounges charm
ingly feminine; arm chairs with low
round backs. or high pointed backs
and the davenport and end tabie>
are enhanced by tops of blue wood,
gold Stippled. This store has also
thought of the neccssarv accessories
and is offering decorative table and
floor lamps in the same fibre, with
shades Of harnoniziug dresden silk.
One especially stunning table lamp
is Of blue and gold poiych,ome. with
a French blue, fringcd shade. ThcT
also have iardiHierr stands and
slender smoking stands for women
in antique blue with clear blue glass
ash trays. Fibre furniture is very
durable. and dust resisting; morc.
over, the golden finish Of these
pieces win not rub nor flake off.
Truly. ] can think of nothing mor-
practical and artistic for Imperial
NaiIev homes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

Are Any Decorations rs effcc-
tive as those or IIajlowc 'cn' You
viii certainly auSwe- mo" when
you sc those in the office Sup
ply Company store. For wall and
S,geaners is orange and hlace crepe
paper in oddly conventional tie
:. .St~, and paper moss to ma:ca.
Then there are weird paper lanterns.
9ruesome masks, caps, horns ana
confetti. They have appropriate
>tlrker>. paper napkins, odd paper
doilies, place and tally cards, invita-
tions and most unusual faVors. all in
keeping with the spirit of Hallowe--
en-. They also showed me tinv
stuffed pumpkins and witchc : heads
fastened to place cards. and others
on Stgaw> Ia stick i'm the icc-crcaIl.
or salad. Ii rou are entertaining
tins IIaliowr IN, hurry and ger
YOUR decorations early. If not.
hurry anyhow, and You can t resis,
entertaining.
For Your houdoir i light shade
which iS nothing more or less than
lovely pink silk rose, with gold
leaves,
How Is Your Home these even
iag> Pretty dark and diugv when
VOC close it 20 keep the cold OUT
Wc5l remember. soon the houses
VIII le closed daily: then grimm
walls and wooGwork viii show un
terribly. but. YOU sav. - can t
ret q painter. and mr husband Just
IaSH time. Then do il Yourself
PeGLE painted Il room once and
found The work - fascinating and
enjoyable that she has been paint
ing something or other ever since
honestly. Tie VALLEY Paint and
Class -. has observation-disclosures
iaint il any color vour heart de-.
~ire>. aaI viii ady.>c Won and help
Won to set started. After the start
nothing cen keep you from the
brush and paint can. Peggy knows
Fla, fitted vanity bHXc> in col
".ed leather have token the place
of Tie box shaped oaeS.
We Never Cease TO enjoy the
sunday chicken dinner, but the pre-
pa1t,ion Of this weekly feast Ger
-ainy makes SUNDAY far from n
''dar Of r"Si.' Remember. told
you a5og, the Liberty Cafe. AMI
It's rca. home cooking Well. they
serve q Saturday night and sunday
dinner. which is the equal
Of one of your own preparation
You can have your choice of chick
en. srewcd, roasted or Fried, and -
81 eos 10 greater than The amomt
vou would cXpcnd in. the uucookcl !
food.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

(aud luxury, hut each strikes an in
J diljduul note. For the children are
/ warm. Smart looking wraps model
/ ell after those OF big sister. They,
too. have the cut tabs, the fur
trimming and the chain stitching.
They are in the same attractive
browns. blues and one, made for >
dainty brunette child j. cranberry
colored, rich and red. Choose your
color. choose Your fur, fer the days
grows cooler and this season on
may bc clad >martly without sacr.
tiemg anything of comfort.
Peggy saw adorable powder puff>
with rainbow silk backs. edged with
dainty Lace ruftlcS. They would
lend the proper touch to enc 5 pow
der jar.
Peggy had Unexpected Guests 70
dinner last night, SO She dashed to
the Sanitary Bakery and asked them
to suggest something good for dcs-
sert. What do YOU suppose they Of
ferrd Nv choice of cream horu,,
chocolate e,lair>, cream pafts-ju.
right here I interrupted. Isn't i
splendid TO have Il bakery you can
depend upon, even at the dinner
hour rush Peggy win never wor-
~ again about cream not whipping
CT cakes falling; for shell know
Jha1 this bakerv'S recipes ucvc-
fail.
De moths ever bother your
clothcS' You can now purchase Il
c-lu Of moth killer which. when pat
in a trunk, will absolutely destroy
these pests.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

Don't You Adore this time Of
carr The air has "A tang, shops
re full of fascinating suggestions,
4allowe en- is near and there is =
lint offfuture holidays in the a.
hosphere. The day IS ideal 50
bme-let 5 90 shopping.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

Yon are missing 80 much if yor
don T a'i,it our FL Centre stores per
sonally. Each shop i. as individual
as Il person, and you can t apprc-
ciatc their personalities unless y"r
really krow Thorn. Form "a habit OF
dropping iu and actually getting
acquainted.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

riub, sponsors Of the Arbuckle show,
that If the corpulent actor were
eliminated from the program the
permit for use Of the auditorium
would be reissued
Robert Edeson, president Of the
Masquers, composed Of prominent
film characters, refused to take Ar
buckle off the program. Z" We VIII
abandon plans for the show befors
,we will, drop. .AoScoe from the Pro-
gram, - he said. & -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

Heaven, 10 small boy, must pc
. place who're throwing foehs
through windows Is compulsory.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

Southern California, Fair in in
tcrisr 3 ncra.!y cloudy along coast
tonight agd Saturday; mild temper
&tjic.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16
THE WEATHER

Les AaGc,e5 ard Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tnaigi' and Saturday with
r,mpc.@tm".
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

rem 5 lunches. Now this is very I'M
par'ant-thcy have pure Mocha and
Java Coffee, fresh and urgrounG.
ready for your order. and TO 90 with
IL is creapl-I il have to tell yov
about this cream. It is thick, yci,
low and raw, packed in halt pin;
Jars and cooled sanitarily by fig
idajc. This means pure cream with
10 odor Of any kind except fresh
ness. This store pridcs itself on lis
qHjek delivery, and prompt teje.
phone attention, which you mus,
test to fully appreciate.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

In few more years the only way
vou VIII be able to see the country
Is py peeping oyer . billboard
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

1 Anything CT Earth rs soul
satisfying to Il woman rs silk "un-
lies ? Don t You love the clinglhs
ofn,s> Of glove silk vests, bloom
eHs or stepins' Then to satisfy
tour heart ) desire. 60 10 the We
man = shop aud see their subtiv
feminine under garments. There
are ''tcldies and slips Of crepe
ie ,hjur, Some Smartlv tailored,
other, eHquisitelv trimmed 10 pleas.
Neur personal taste. There are dam
y hra,~iereS Of glove silk or brocaf-
ei satin which insure the illusivciy
tlHil lines Of the present mode. Bu.
70. sheer fascination, choose Il step
in of pastel shaded georgej;,.
They are absolutely irresistible.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

lid 1t Ever Occur TO You tlla,.
even "hra articles are freshly
laudrrrd there are degrees Of
rIauuc>~! To my mind nothing is
~ clean rs sheets Just from the
laundry. Other sheets never seen.
MS fresh as those washed by the
VALLEY Steam Laundry; they latk
thu, ,risn cooluess. Well, there is
= reason. Machinery produces per
feet 1rsui-s, aud this laundry steri-
lize3 every garment it handles, just
imagine having your linens 50 ex-
4u.sitclv lauudcrcd for the nominal
sam of ten cents u pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

For your boudoir j. light shade
which iS nothing more or less than
II lovely pink silk rose. with gold
leaves.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

Tie shaded hose, blending from
dark foot To very pale top have a
slauderiZiug offer. on ankles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-16

For street wear vour new dress
Ma>. nave long sleeves if You would
he tHaIE smart.
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Wayburn standing in the doorway.
She had not seen him come in.
She started toward him. Then she
felt hand on her arm.
Dick!
There's your interior decorator
man." he said. How in the world
did you happen to invite him to-
night?"
m OR a second Gloria thought
r she was going to faint.
E1 The bright room whirled
around her. She caught hold Of
lapel of Dicks coat to steady her
self. . She tried to smile.
What did you say, dear?" she
gasped. There's such a racket in
the room that 1 can scarcely hear
your voice"
Dick did not return her smile. His
face was stern.
Il said" he repeated slowly. 81
said that the man l saw leaving this
house the other afternoon is stand
ing over there by the door. .
How did you ever happen to ask him
here tonight . man who had
sold us a few lampshades? Or is he
a friend of yours?"
Evey word Dick said fell on
Glory's heart like a hammer blow.
Still she could find no an
swer.
She had had no idea that Dick had
seen Wayburn's face when he had
met him leaving the house the other
day!
How could she ever explain
to Dick that she had lied to him
when she had said that Wayburn
was a decorator calling about the
lampshades?
How could she tell him the
truth? That Wayburn really was an
actor, who had had no business to be
in Dicks house that day making love
to Dicks wife!
Well, she just couldn't! And
that was all there was to it!
No. The only way out was to
bluff 1t through! to tell an
other lie to cover the first one!
And that ought to be easy enough.
o Gloria threw back her shin
ing head and laughed.
LII you're seeing things.
Dicky" she cried. You're lit. That
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beauty Of years opening with even
higher deeds; ever nobler striving.
Sitting in her rom that afternoon
waiting for David's call, Chickie saw
herself so and wept. Had she the
right to it?
She thought of that thing Martha
Blake said; You. yourself, Chickie.
and not the world must rule your
life. Mark out your way-walk
bravely in your own. thoughts, there
on take no heed OF hands that would
push you aside nor Of tongues that
would beat you down. Only have
you triumphed when you rise superi.
or to this fear Of other minds !"
She walked about the room. clasp
ing her hands together, drawing back
tears from her eyes.
1t was late when David came. They
rode, and did not talk. Now and
then the winning glance met hers.
Now and then his hand reached
over. They stopped on a bypath
along the boulevard.
David said: Let us walk"
He took her hand. They climbed
to the top Of the hill.
He murmured. Beautiful, sweet
LADY," Then the wind blew the hair
and the color to her face. He smiled.
They went into the forest. Trees
murmured about them; the leaves
were tufted under their feet.
Che 81
in his eyes. She did not look again
for fear that she would laugh: or
in fear that she would cry.
They came to a little opening and
here the trees formed a circle. The
light was dim because Of the thou
sand leafy branches. There was no
sound. 1t was a sanctuary.
David stopped and took her other
hand. He raised these two hands
and drew them to him. She felt
again in this vast and rhythmic
silence that the world was gone.
Only the two and the love between
them had a being.
His voice was deep and tremulous:
Helena, tell me If you love me.
Look at me and speak"
The words flew from her:
"Oh. David! Love you!" Then she
was frightened. pushed him a little
and lowered her head.
Then you must take me,
Helena"
"Ah. mo- can mott can not
do not ask me to do this weak
thing"
ITO Be Continued.)
Copyright. King Feature Syndicatel
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The pearls on Glorys breast
stirred as she sighed deeply.
Come along" she said "I want
you to meet my husband"
Together they went back to Dick s
corner. He was in a brown study.
Dick" Glory said, II want you
to know an old friend of mine. Stan
ley Wayburn. You've heard of him,
of course. Some day Stan is
going to back the Barrymore
brothers right off the boardsi g.
Come out into the dining room, Stan,
and I'll give you a drink while no.
body's looking"
Dick watched them as they went.
Glory would feel his angry eeys
upon her.
m HERE was a sick. shaky feel
ing at the pit OF her stomach.
~ She was terribly afraid that
Dick knew now that she had lied
She was sure that he suspected
that Wayburn and the 'lappshade
man" were one and the same person!
Suddenly something she had heard
her grandmother say long ago
flashed into her mind. you
can lock up from a thief. but you
can't lock up from liar!'
On one end of the long table in
the dining room was a hugh punch
bowl filled with iced fruit juice and
gin.
Gloria filed two glasses with the
bitter-sweet stuff
IL call this my Indian Guide cock
tail because it'll lead you astray
Stan" she cried recklessly. And
drained her glass.
Then Gloria went on in a low tone
Whatever you do, don't pay any
attention TO me. tonight" she said
Stan raised his eyebrows. why
not?" he asked.
Because l have the most jealous
husband in the world" Gloria an
swered. And he saw you leaving
the house the other day or
thinks he did. Here comes Myra
Gail, Give her a thrill she's
not having a very gay time"
Mrs. Gail trailed into the room.
Behind one hand she had a tiny
yawn.
"Myra. dear" Glory said loudly,
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Ing that doing right. Cheating the
spirit. but saving the flesh. They
spill the wine, much or little, but
always holding to the flask, with
this meaningless symbol inducing
themselves and others to believe
that the treasure remains. He said
to himself, technically virtuous,"
and this was the least vicious of the
words with which his mind now
designated the promiscuous and al
most unconscious familiarity.
He thought again of Miller's re.
mark: DO you really consider a
girl who has had such an experience
as good as another?" He wanted to
laugh, loud and mockingly.
Dulcie ran her fingers under his
cuff, pulling him to the edge of he,
chair. You naughty, wicked David.
aren't you going to talk to me? Why
did you go and get mother all fused
up comparing that awful Miss Bryce
to your own mother?"
He gave the girl a look of scorn
that brought the blood leaping to
her cheeks. He jerked his hand free.
The vision Of Chickie, shadowy and
wistful, moving from him with that
pathetic remuneration, Love is not
for me-" the vision of her with
the deep beautiful eyes filled with
sadness, refusing love because she
was not worthy, passed like a flame
before him. He pulled out his watch
and rose hastily. ITS after II.
Dulcie. I must be at the hospital
in a quarter Of an hour"
Heswent directly to the floor where
Chickie was on duty. He heard
her voice softly and he opened a
door. 1t was the room Of a woman
suffering from a hopeless malady.
Chickie was at the bed, bending
down to dress the wound, an ex-
quisite gentleness in her touch. She
finished. Then she brought water
and bathed the woman's face and
spoke to her. He heard her say:
Don't be afraid. dear. No. there
isn't anything to fear. I'm going to
stay"
Then she saw him and smiled.
The look brought a gulp to his
throat; her look would have given
a beauty. so he thought, to the
homeliest face. She followed him
into the hall.
"Helena-you're finished now
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Glory rose to her feet. Lola
caught her by one bare arm.
mo, no. dearw she pleaded, Don't
go now. Wait until you've had your
coffee. 80"
But Glory had torn herself away.
Uncertainty she pushed open the
door between the pantry and the din
ing room.
Someone had turned out the
lights. The dining room was in half
darkness.
And standing in the breakfast al
cove were Myra Gail and Stan Way
burn. locked in one another's arms!
Glory gave a little moan. She put
out one hand and turned on the wall
lights.
Instantly the pair in the alcove
sprang apart. Glory laughed bitter
ly.
well. Stan, you certainly are
fast worker!" she said. you'll par
don me for spelling your chubby lit
tie party, won't you?. You see,
I'm afraid to go round in the dark.
Gloria walked shakily to the buff
fet. She drank another cocktail.
She wanted to cry. But instead
she turned out the lights again and
walked out of the room.
tn HE'D show Stanley Way
burn that she wasn't jealous.
u She'd show him that it
meant nothing to her how many
times he might kiss Myra Gall .
or any other woman!
.. What was he in her life,
anyway?
Nothing but a third-rate actor
who happened to look. like Valen-
tho!
.. And yet, somehow, the sight
Of him kissing Myra Gail had spoiled
Glorias whole evening.
Some one laid a hand on her bare
arm. Glory turned.
Stanl
Look here, Russetw he said,
what are you so sore about? You
told me to give your sad-eyed friend
a thrill, and 1 did my best to give
her one"
TN say you did, Gloria an
swered. And, anyway, I'm not
sore about it. I dare say you've
kissed hundreds Of women. e. Why
SHOULD l worry about your kissing
Myra Gail?"
She went back into the kitchen.
TN have that coffee now, please"
she said to Maggie, land then let's
serve supper. I'm sick and tired of
this party, anyway
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The
Sequel
to
BY Elfnnre Meherin

by gilmore MeneTln
The man who had first opposed
David was talking, but every ones
glance was on David's face. The
man said: Every eresting-indeed
Il suppose there are such cases
but isn't there always a weak strain
in such a type?-it is easy to de-
fend them, DR.. Ramm, but would
you back up your faith? DO you
really think a girl who has had such
an experience is as good as an
other?"
II think she may be far better.
For my part would rate much
higher the girl who had known one
real love affair than those who go
half way in a dozen shabby indul-
gences."
The man laughed: Perhaps! But
how many of us would marry her?
Would you recommend the girl with
such a past as a wife-say, for
your best friend?"
David glanced at his aunt, then
back to the man: II could wish my
best friend, Mr.. Miller, no greater
good fortune than to marry such a
girl as Helena Bryce!"
1t came swapping like a shock
a sharp moment of silence followed.
Barry Dunno folded his arms.
Bitingly across the table came
laugh How about wishing it on
yourself, David? That would be the
testv'
He glanced over quietly into Mar
sha Newland's eyes-then he looked
at Barry Dunno, and his voice
flashed like knife down through
the room. Emily Burdell stood up:
Nor to myself, Marshal could
wish no greater good fortune than
to marry such a girl as Helena
Bryce. Few men will ever marry
as wellr'
Emily, standing at the table
tapped her hand-Ila Moore's eyes
were hot, her cheeks crimson. EN-
lily said: you are very entertain
ing, David-and very amusing. .
Well, I guess we have quite dis
cussed Miss Bryce-and her noble
scheme-we may leave her to you
men"
David arose He bowed to his
aunt. He said: "Emily-thank you"