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Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

harmnoy, success and. happiness Of
the southern district. BY rising
vote Of all present the club women
pledged themselves 10 work for this
three FOLD ideal Of their state pres.
ident.
Mrs. Albert w. Hale, speaking
in behalf OF the Federated Clubs OF
Imperial county, presented DR.. Ber-
tola with beautiful desert picture.
In closing ker charming word Of
isas*es:ll n4's esble!sas h last ssg.
eon> cntion $ distinguished guest
would come to US often, in the
pain Of Gods hand"
AIRS. Knight, district president,
expressed her appreciation Tor cour-
tesles cxtendea by the imperial
county federation, and 20 her own
Orange county women who support.
Ell Ia. wlth II delegation Of - Aiem.
bcrs and tour club husbands.
Resolutions Endorsed
Tho fermancnt Court OF Intcrna.
tionaI Justice, was endorsed in
resolution. A resolution piedging
tue support or the club women III as
slstinK FEDERAL, state and local gov.
ernMsuts IN achieving law and ord.
er by the individual observance Of
laws, and deplorlng the spirit or
contempt for laws, particularly the
18th amendment, was also passed.
y resolution offering recommend.
atoms tOr federal constitutional
amendment providing for u state
minimum wage law received favor
ADie action.
Another resolution adopted for
ths prescr> ativh OF wild iife, IN
.i.d'"k uees, flowers, tish, ANIMALS
anu v,ius. Vuali, doves and ducks
were particularly mentioned, as the
open season now extends INTO the
mating and nesting season. Recon-.
mendations for eitncr q completely
c.osed season for several years or
q shortening OF the presen. season
were made.
The need for education and law
reinforcement, 10 the end that the
California highways might be made
safe, was the subject Of another
resolution endorsed wherein the snp
port ana influence of club women to
,his end was pledged.
The morning session or the con
vention was opened by Mrs. knight.
Ihe report of the vice president,
Mrs. Fred Fleming was given. The
report Oh the budget committee
chairman, Mrs. Miller, was ac-
etepted. Mrs. George burnneil,
chairman Of Junior membership, re.
ported. The report Of the history
and landmarks chairman and Of the
Continued on Page -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
Federated Meet
Extends Thanks

Presented by the resolutions com
mittce, Mrs. George l.. Wing, chair.
man. Mrs. NJ. j. Marks, Mrs. l.. A.
Rawlcs, Jennie f. Davis and
Blancc B. Bates, the following
resolution was adopted at the clos
ing session of the California Fed.
Grated Women's clubs:
Whereas. the cath annual con.
vcntion of the Southern District of
the California Federation Of Wo
mems clubs meeting in Ell Centre
November 1920 has been one OF
the most satisfactory in the history
of the organization.
Resolved, that we, in conven.
tion assembled, do extend our sin.
eere thanks and appreciation:
To the Woman s Ten Thousand
club, hostess, who with gracious hos.
pitaGty and thoughtful care has
provided so thoroughly for our en-
joyment and our comfort, has turn
ed over its attractive club house
for our use, entertained us with a
delightful tea, and made us feel our
welcome;
ITO the Press which has given
us generously such excellent pub.
lieity and to our press women for
their comprehensive reports. We
especially thank the management Of
The Imperial Valley Press, for Civ
ing us so many copies of that news,
paper for distribution;
ITO the Hotel Barbara Worth
and its employees for all courtesies
extended;
Ito the men who provided us
with the desired opportunity to see
the workings of the irrigation sys-
tenn of the famous American Valley
of the Nile;
Ito those on local committees
for perfection Of detail;
ro our beloved state president,
DR.. Mariana Bertola, and our state
officers who have come unselfishly
to give us their presence and broad
vision;
And to all others, especially the
speakers and musicians, who have
contributed to the fine thought and
spirit Of this convention
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
SPLENDID ADDRESS BY DR. BERTOLA
ANU PASSING OF RESOLUTIONS MARK
CLOSE OF WOMENS CLUB CONCL AVE

Speaking on "Our Deficiencies
Toward the Brilliant Child" DR..
Mariana Bcrtola. president of the
ealiforhia Federation OF Women 3
clubs, yesterday afternoon address.
cd an audience which taxed the
seating capacity o. the Ten Tbous.
ana club, at the closing session Of
the southern district convention.
me disadvantages and dangers Of
showing on clever children; the
treatment of the precocious child in
.he average sehooi; the fact thai
bright children may become erimi.
nais II not properly guided; and the
sensifiveness of such children IN
impressions We're main points devel.
oped by DR.. Bertola.
Lock step education" which
nroduces rubber stamp children. -
was condemned by DR.. Bertola. II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

had never seen Elsie without =
hat, but had always admired her
dalntmess until she sat in front of
me at the movies last night. She
actually scratched her dry looking
hair all evening and l wondered why
on earth she didn' t go to the Fran
els Beauty Shop where they give a
treatment which includes shampoo,
hot oil application and electric mas
sage, including the life giving vio-
LET ray. This absolutely does away
with falling hair and dandruff and
leaves the hair soft, glossy and man.
ageablc. They have tickets which
allow six treatments for the price
of five. This is important. not be.
cause of the money saving, but be-
cause owning 4 ticket will be an in.
ecntive to make regular appoint
ments and SO secure the best re.
suits.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

Outstanding among the events
Of Imperial Valley society, and
forming a fitting climax for the
close of the southern district con
vention, the N-oman's club ban.
quet at tho Hotel Barbara Worth
last night proved a brilliant af-
fair. ~sSsS'NsS 81 Ass-, .sss.sxx>. -
Representatives Of the Imperial
County Federated Women s clubs
from other towns Of the valley,
members of the Wonfan S Ten Thou,
sand club, state officers, district
chairmen and delegates, numbering
about 200, taxed the capacity Of the
main dining room to its limit.
Flower decked tables, together
with the beautiful gowns worn by
the women in attendance added to
the delightful atmosphere.
At the long table, where DR.. Ber-
tola and some 20 other prominent
club women were seated, special
decorations Of birds caused spccu.
lation until Mrs. Kenneth ID.
Oliver Of Brawlcy, who charmingly
presided as toastmistrcss, announc.
ed in introducing DR.. Bertola that
the toasts Of the evening were sug-
gested by Aristophanes satire,
1.-The Birds
Comparing the club women to tho
birds of the air, Mrs. Oliver. ear.
ried out the series Of toasts by in.
PRODUCING those taking part by bird
names.
, 10 the toastmistrcss call for
."the Mother Bird DR.. Bertola
responded; to the "night bird, -
Mrs. Edmund knight, district pres
ident; to 1.-The seavcnger bird, "
Mrs. Dudley to ''the tropical bird /"
Mrs. +. b. Jacobs, Imperial coun
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

Let Peggy Give Her impressions
of the Oregon Hotel Cafe III .. y.
Mcintyre style. Comfort b e
wormth-a room of dignity. yet a
feminine touch of comfort-unus-
nal food, well eooked-prominent
II Centre peopie-rleasant music
IA friendly waitress with just the
ptoper manner-perfect service Of
tie right sormality. YOU'LL just
have to dil, her. 10 appreciate it
and don t forget you are welcome to
use their artistic dining room for
entertaining at any. TIME.
Whether Music Is to be voca-
cation or an avocation ev
cry child should have some
musical trimming. How far they viii
&c depends on the beginning. and
right there is where the Oria kenah
method insuyes success Miss
kenah teaches through sound, sight
and touch. Children first hear the
music, this is the most pleasing
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
Favrells Entertain
for Coast Visitors

Complimcnting Mr.. and Mrs.
George *. Ebert of New Orleans
and Mrs. Melvin Shipman of Los
Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Far.
rel Of this city entertained with an
informal dinner party recently.
The honor guests have been visiting
a. the home Of Miss Rose Sammons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert left Wednesday
for Los Angeles and Mrs. Shipman
aud baby, Jack, will leave tomor-
row. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Gary are
entertaining Mrs. Shipman and
Miss Sammons al an informal din.
her tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

When Peggy Sees the lovely fem
mine things and the modern HON
helps in the shops. she : 50 glad she
is living in tire twientieth een'uaT
and not in the seventeenth. -
viii you he, if you 80 shopping aud
sec the things we have 70 be thahk-
ful for that our Pilgrim ancestors
didn I have.
If children est with the grown
ups' they would love a set of salts
and peppers representing the LITTLE
heads of friendly animals
Choose Carmelo Jelies for a
gift to send away. They can now be
obtained in paraffin. glass shaped,
cartons. decorated like small Greek
urns and weigh little TO ship. There
are eight kinds, some made from ouE
own valley fruits. a box of mint.
pomegranate and grapefruit lellies
would make very decorative but
practical Christmas gift.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
Mrs. Summers Hostess
to Ladies' Social Club
by Press staff Correspondent

hs Prcss staff correspondent
MELOLAND, Nov. 20.-The La.
dies Social club met Wednesday at
ternoon ut the home Of Mrs. Earle
Summers. She was assisted bv Mrs.
Jessie Mcbride, whose present home
Is near Coachella.
y clever game was played during
the afternoon, and the prize award.
ed to Mrs. o. L. James. At the
close of the pleasant afternoon, a
delectable two course lunch was
served by the hostesscs.
Guests of the afternoon were Mes
danes Richard Merrill, Hardy Oden,
q. {. Tucker, G. Mason and w. A.
Swerdfeger. Members present were
Mesdames Ebert Newton, G. G..
Richards, Joe kinnaird, Karl Enge-
bretson, Charles Forsberg, William
Johnston, Alex Meyer. Dan Scott,
K. Neifert, W. G. Herdman. O. l..
James, Ward McGrew, Fred Walker,
Arthur Farley, Ben Christian and
the hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
A Thanks giving Dinner is not,

A Thanksgiving Dinner is not
complete without flowers. They add
a touch of color, beauty and festiv-
ity to the holiday table which can
be obtained by no other decorations.
The Il Centre Market has an UNI
usual supply of cut flowers and
flower baskets ordered for Thanks
giving. Whatever your choice, YOU
may have it; from modest violcts
to stately chrysanthemums. Don I
overlook adding flower touch to
your holiday dinner
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
Miss SanixuOnS Hostess
to Sans .SOuci Club

Miss Rose Sammons delightfully."-
entertained the Sans So,ri club at
her home Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Melvin Shipman of Los Angeles, a
former member. being special
guest. High score honors were won
by Mrs. W. II. Tyler Jr. and Miss
Irene Brooks. Mrs. Calvin Nous,
seau received the consolation award.
Mis- Sammons was assisted by Mrs.
J. h. Mitchell and Mrs. Vaughn
Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
p. E.. o. Members to Meet
Lcith Mrs. BreediOUe

Mrs. Roy Brecdlovc will be hos.
tess TO Chapter a. V. p. T.. o. at
her ranch home near Hcber tomor-
row. \ pot luck luncheon will
be served. The program for the
afternoon includes study of the
constitution.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

Fruit Ola Nut Bread, What pic
ture does it eoniure in your mind
Healthfnl fruits. butter flavor and
mt meats That ia what i is. but
no, picture can compare with the
product itself. 1t is somewhat
sweet and enticingly Favored; j
suggestion Of each insro lient, but
no uverstressing Of any. 1t is Just
the bread for 4 holiday feast, SO
put the Sanitary Bakery on your
Thanksgiving shopping list that this
bread may appear on your table to
the delight of your family.
Wee. oddly shaped bottles of per-
fume for one S p,i-se make delight
fully acceptable gifts.
Just Wait TIL You See the
flower bcudoir pillows at Salomon S
Made Of permanent finish wash
able organdie, ruffled an d
picot edged, they come in orchid,
rose, nile, red, and most any other
color. They are Kapock filled and
sell for one dollar and ninetvfive
cents Imagine. This store has
many savings for Christmas shop
pers: linen towels, and they are
linen, with heInstitched hens,
stamped for embroidery for
forty nine ceats. They are
Ill modern colors and designs, as are
their one, dollar and thirty-nine cent
luncheon ssets. These. too, are Of
linen, either heavy, or fine round
thread, and the shades are very un-
usual. Any of these articles would
make an adorable gift at a sensi-
bic cost. Do see them.
For-ihe practical gift is COM
binafion can opener, milk opener
and ice pick in decorated box.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

My Dear, She Has the most
beautiful china. Haven : YOU
heard this remark? Surely, for all
women love and appreciate good
china. The l. V. Hardware Co,
has a very complete line of dinner
sets. all of which are of open stock,
so there is no excuse of anyone not
having a complete set Of their fa-
vorite pattern. found Bavarian
china with the gold band, outlined
in a black hairline: Czecho Slovakia
china. duly beautiful and conyen-
tional; French china. fragile and
dainty, with touches Of pink and
blue-a most sophisticated set. Eng
lish china, with fresh pink roses.
boldly blue and gray and one like
chintz pattern of morning glorics
and peacocks. Several sctg are re-
duced TO most interesting price
and there are most inexpensive, but
attractive pure white, gold and
white and blue and white sets splcn-
did for daily use. These are AS
low as ten dollars FOR forty-two
pieces. Their glass ware Is delight
ful. too; especially the Fostonia
glass. either iridcsccnt or colonial
~ith gold band. YoU II need many
dishes for holiday dinners, so see
the lovely ones this store has to
offer, and know you will find the
pattern YOU desire.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

presentation; next. they see the mu-
sic. this involves understanding !;
lastly. they perform what they have
heard and understood. Through
this NATURAL system come surprising
results, and mothers should certain
sly visit this studio if they want
their children to learn music hap
PLY. instead Of putting in years of
Lrudgerv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

Why not give baby gift box,
which includes powder, soap and
cream Of recognized brand. \
tiny greeting card is included.
Would you wash, rinse, blue, hang
out. carry in, dampen and iron Il
sheet for ten cents Remember, il
would cost you two cents Tor heat
and electricity; 50 your labor
would only amount to eight cents for
twenty minutes. Surely your time
is worth more than that just think
Of ali the more profitable things you
could accomplish in that twenty
minutes. aud M sur" you II decide
IL is a saving to send TO the Valley
htcom Laundry; where your flat
work is washed. stcrilized and iron.
"a 81 The m-ot reaeoaablc cost cf
ten cents pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

The more elaborate the cuffs of
gloves, the smarter they are. Those
embroidered in silk are beautiful.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

There Used To Be tax on bath
tubs. Well MANY people still re-
gard hot water aS Il luxury. But
Just stop and think how many times
a week YOU heat water :ur baths.
dish washing and laundry. After
all, it a necessity. ism I ito The
Holyoke kerosene water heater will
heat dish water as fast as a stove
and will insure real hot bathsiA a
half hour. They are Inexpensive to
install and cost almost nothing to
operate; in addition to being smiok e.
less and needing no cleaning. 1t is
really absurd not to go into DELAY
en- S Plumbing Shop, the exclusive
sagents for the Holyokc. and see
these marvellous heaters. Then
have one installed and see what q
difference it will make in your
daily life.
Don I forget YOU can now get
ceiluloid and enamel jeWeirv to
satisfy the vanity of the tiny girl
without violating good taste.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

y new version OF tie ever popular
vanity is a padded silk box with
powder compact, rouge and lip stick.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

groups viii be organized in the near
future, will be present.
Among others who viii be IN
charge, IN addition 10 Miss Louise
Kelley, Y. w. q. A. county secretary,
wiiI Dc Mrs. Margaret Nekon, chair.
ur,p county beard, fTolcdo neeka.
song leader, and Octoyia Payne, pi'
aaist.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20

For making garters or ribbon nov
elites. Peggy found dainty ribbon
casing. Just run elastic through
20 snirr -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
Here's Delightful News

mother who must take her baby
shopping. The Lownd Drug Store
is being remodeled and rest room
installed. 1t will be comfortably
furnished and assure YOU Of half
hour of seclusion and quiet to give
baby necessary attention. Mr..
Loynd will have baby counter
at the entrance. so YOU may pur-
chase any necessity; and the in
FAINT scales will be conveniently
placed so baby. weight may be
consistently checked up. Any
mother who has tried TO shop with
small children Will appreciate a
cheerful, sanitary rest room where
baby may be cared for and put
down for a few moments while the
mother rccupcratcs from the shop
ping strain.
It a little early, but my only
chance TO wish all my readers Il Joy
full Thanksgiving.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
Thanksgiving is Holiday. That

Thanksgiving is Holiday. That
is. it 5 holiday for ali but the one
who has to cook the turkey dinner.
Why not give her Il rest and make
it happy day Of thanks BY having
dinner at Stevc's, instead Of put
ting in weary day Of cooking
They will serve a splendid turkey
dinner at the reasonable price of
q dollar and twenty-five cent, and
their cosy dining room will b" ar
tistically decorated to give d
home touch Of cheer. am sure
there is no more fitting way to
celebrate this date. thnn by giving
every member Of The family It real
rest.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
Texans Profit By
Experience Here
In Cattle Plague

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 20.-Ex.
pcricDcc gained by California vetcr-
inarians during the foot and mouth
epidemic last year waz Of mpferal
assistance 70 veterinarians Of Texas
10 combating the outbreak Of dis
ease in the latter state.
Such is the information contain
ed in a letter from y. u. Williams
chief vctcrinsriua Of Texas, rcceiv-
cd by g. II. Hceke, director Of the
California department Of agricnl.
ture
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-20
For Clean, Quick Cooking there :.

For Clean, Quick Cooking there :
nothing like eleetricity. 1t $
much nicer TO sit down and cook on
an electric grill than hurry in and
out of the kitchen. Wafflcs NAV
be made with no grease to clean
afterwards and nothing could be
more acceptable for Christmas than
an electric percolator or toaster. Hi
plller has complete line of cleo
trical goods in his hardware store;
all those mentioned. irons. vacuum
cleaners and-wcil. just any article
YOU can think of.
Fruit Cocktails, fresh or canned.
canapes, fish, soup, and on through
the menu to mincemeat and plum
pudding. Whatever your Thanks
giving menu is to be vou can obtain
all the food at Zucher Bros. Public
Market. No more need to cook
for days ahead when you can buy
everything, even to cranberry sauce
all ready prepared and just as good
as homemade. Phone 1876 aal
give them your complete order. 1t
wiz be delivered as ordered and
they will surely have everything on
your list.
Any woman would like to own
some Off the new brass ware. 1t
gives a needed depth 70 rooms of
feminine decoration.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-04-11
Tribune Classified Advertisements
HON E..32 - @1 .s

FOR SALE--6 room new modern
house, 3 bed rooms, garage in base
ment. oak floors, sun parlor. lawn,
trees and shrubbery, close to
school, for $780,, on good terms
and quick possession given;
Fine bungalow, succeed, hot water
heat. south front, one of best built
houses in Bismarck, and fine
home for anyone, near school, at
reasonable price;
room modern house; with S bed
rooms, cast front, lawn, trees and
shrubbery. hot water heat, a fine
home, we'll located, oak finish down
stairs, at reasonable price; %
One Of finest building lots in Bis
marck at corner of First and Thay-
er Streets, east front.
Geo. NJ. Register.
4-7-1W,
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-04-11

and consolidating others of about 40
independent commissions having
more or less expensive payrolls.
In addition, business organizations
formed by budget coordnators in
the federal agencies in all parts Of
the country were asked to work out
plans looking to local economies in
which, officials hope, will be re-
Elected in estimates for next years
appropriations now being formulated
by Director Lord and the experts Of
the budget bureau.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-04-11

as soon as prison authorities find
suitable employment for him. y
He has been in the reformatory
since December 80, 1923.
Dorothy Anderson, Sailstad's "sun-
shine girl" who was, sentenced to
four years at the womcn's indus
trial home at Taycheedah in connec-
ton with the same case, will not be
considered for parole for several
months, it was announced today.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-04-11

The trial attracted wide interest
because of the nationwide search
for the pair, who disappeared after
the burning of a cottage on Lake Me-
,bagamon. At the trial it was brought
out that the body Of friend Of Sail
stad was taken from its grave and
placed in the burning cottage with
some of Sailstad's personal effects,
while he and the Anderson girl dis
appeared.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-04-11
SEEKS
SAVINGINLOCAL
FEDERAL OFFICES

Washington, April 11.-President
Coolidge's economy program has
been extended to local federal agen-
cies throughout the country.
The executives advisors in Wash
ington. in addition to their efforts to
cut the cost of operating various
branches of the government here
have had their attention directed to
the feasibility of abolishing some
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-04-11
SAILSTAD FIRE
FROM PRISON;
WOMAN is HELD

Green Bay: Wis, April Edward
J. Sailstad, serving a four year sem
tence in the state reformatorv here
on "A charge of arson, when told yes
terday that he had been granted a
parole, said he was anxious to find
a position as soon as possible and re-
sumo his activity as private citi-
zen.
1t was announced at the institution
that Sailstad had expressed no pref
erence concerning the kind of work
he may take up. He will be released
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-04-11

tion price gives you an opportun-
ity to take $500; 4c, $40O; &c, $500
etc. Write today for particulars
and free market letter. Grain
traders Guide, Dept. D. 1927 Andrus
Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi.
: 4-11-18 25
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-04-11
FOR SALE

/! ,''fA FOR SALE
-FOUR ROOM modern bungalow. two
i bed rooms, full basement, hot wa
n ter heat, double garage. Price
$4,000. Terms.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, hard
wood floors, full basement, fur
mace heat, gas water heater, gas
range. Price $2,600. Terms.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, hard
woed floors, fine basement, fur
mace heat, Double garage. Price
$b,5yO. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM modern dwelling.
hardwood floors. full basement,
east front, A Mol condition, gar
age. Price $500. Terms
FIVE ROOM modern two story
dwelling, hardwood floors, oak
trim. fire place, lawn, trees, garden
! space, garage. Price $500. Terms.
EIGHT ROOM modern house, five
bedrooms, double garage, east
front. trees, garden space. Price
$500. Terms.
LARGE NEW, three-bedroom,' two
story dwelling, west end, basement
garage. full basement, hardwood
/ floors. Price $3.50. Terms. \
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full
basement. furnace heat, hardwood
floors. Price 4$4,7OO. $500 cash,
balance monthly.
FOUR ROOM bungalow. built 1921,
east front, full complete basement,
furnace heat, hardwood floors,
built-in features, electric stove,
screened porch, near school. Price
$500. Good terms.
$3.50 CASH and $45 month including
interest buys modern six room
house, hardwood floors. hot water
:, heat, sea garage, East front. Price
This agency has a most complete
Hist Of houses, lots and farm lands,
with new listings coming in every day.
Insurance of all kinds written in re-
liable companies.
HEDDEN REAL \ ESTATE
H.'5A AGENCY