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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
FRUIT BEVERAGES ABOUND IN
MINERALS AND VITANFNES AND
SHOULD BE SERTED EVERY DAY

n. 1,utes with occasional stirring
The scalded milk is then added and
the whole beaten with Dover egg
bcater until foam is formed over
the ton. When served cold glass
sh4i.ld be filled two-thirds full OF
cracked ice and the cocoa poured on
the ice. One tablespoon of sweet
llfed whipped cream Is added.
FRUITADE
emp grated pineapple.
cup raspberry Juice.
5nice of l l-2 lemons.
juice CT two oraeges.
I tablespoons syrup.
The ingredients are mixed and set
in the refrigerator. When ready to
se~ye the glasses are filled three
fourths full Of chopped ice and three
or feur tablespoons of liquid put in
each glass
Sometimes fru;t beverages are pre-
I1.rea bx diluting fruit juices with
Water and sweetening to taste.
These fru:s juices may be canned
ei-her with or without sugar when
fruits are plentiful and used for
drinks during the winter. 1t is ono
method Ct adding fru;fs TO the diet,
IcEr CAFE AU LAIT
Iato tall glass pcur one eup or
clear. strong coffee. Add enc large
si.aonful OF vanilla ice cream. Serve
with a long iced teaspoon, which
should be used to blend the ice
erean, and coffee. The classic varia-
tioe is made by shaking in cock
tail shaker or cup clear coffee, a
olespooh OF chocolate. two table
spoons whipped cream and three
tablespoons of clipped ice. Serve
when well shaken. =
PINEAPPLE PUNCH
2leups shredded pineapple.
n cup diced orange.
l-cup strawberries cut III halves.
! cup sugar.
- cup water.
tablespoons minted preserved
ginger.
Fol sugaz asfd water five min
rt,s. Add ginger and, when eOldi
pear over fruit. Let stand in a cold
p,ace ore hour. Garnish with tiny
strips Of eandied citron-
convriaht 1925, Calumet Baking
Powder Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Tense Excitement
Tn Jack London
Film at Airdome

\ crowded house greeted1he open
ing performance of White Fang
in which Strongheart. the wonder
dog of the ages, is given the-leading
roles So tense was the excitement in
some OF the seeRss that .tlsess s,sltsi>'
e1ice was spellboUnd and one. could
hear q pin drop. according to Man
ager Brick Of the Palace airdome
The greatest dog actor in pictures
and the greatest dog story by Jack
London combine TO make White
Fang" one OF the best pictures Of
the year.
Grounds for Divorce, a bright
and breezy marriage comedy from
the Broadway stage hit, with Flor
enee Fidor, Matt Moore and Louise
FazeHds in the featured roles, opens
tomorrow night at the Palace air
dome.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Conservation Club
Holds Meeting,

The American Conservation club
held its monthly meeting at Imper-
ial last night. Committees were ap-
pointed to solicit funds for the pur-
pose of defraving the necessary ex-
penseS in the recall fight against
Judge Conkling and District Attor-
nev Utley The territory was diyid-
ed so that the entire valley viii be
covered. Confidence was expressed
by President Irvine that the recall
win be successful if a reasonable
amount of educational work can be
done between this time and the cleo
ton. The petitions have Lid the
required number of names for some
time but viii not be filed with the
county clerk until later so that the
election viii come after the people
have returned from their vacations.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Milk Producers
To Move Office

Report that the main office of the
Imperial Valley Milk Producers AS
sociation will be moved from I'll Gem
aro to oltville, is apparently tound-
ed ON fact, as it was not denied att
the local office today.
The move, il is said has been re-
commended by Il. w. Lott, who re-
Gently succeeded G.. f. Paris as
manager of the association. Lott $
home is in Holtvile, and it is stated
Ght ma ajority of the stockholders of
the association live in the Holtville
section, likewise that district pro-
duces the largest amount of dairy
products
When inquiry was made ut the
local office this morning it was
s-&ed that Manager Lott was out
ON the Office at the time and that
the question of moving tho office
would be Submitted to the directors
If the association at then next
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

New that real summer weather is
with us and win be for some time.
the housewife oftentimes is al loss
as gust what to serve in the way OF
refreshing cool drinks. Fruit beN-
erages are particularly valuable III
the diet and are especially valuable
during the summer months as they
do not add to our already heated
evstesRs but tend 10 cool our blood
and thus reduce our body tcD'pera-
ture. Fruit beverages are rich IN
minerals. . yltamines and contain
sanse fnel. value.
Any combination Of fruit jaices
VIII make a successful beverage II
xea :. use some Of the more tart
iufces at the same time, such as
lemon juice, sour oranges apple
cider or rhubarb in order to give the
Leeessary acidity.
In mixing beverages of fruit
iuiees -~As or in fact any beverage
where is ! i sseeeSsary to sweeien II,
If YOU Mili 'use 3 sugar syrup you val
find it giyes,a better, smoother tex
e.ire and il, more easily mixed
i.,rouelrsgrt the whole drink. And,
another fhias when cutting the fruit
4,Fessing or stirring the juices, 1t Is
best tosuset saiver IS other metals
s-lx9 llletaliic flavor to che beN-
ersgea-alsb glass, china or wooden
ware are the most desirable utensils
10 use Sshen preparing fruits toF
serving. a,
MINT JULEP
81 eur. sugar
I csp, wafer.
.l.iee OF three lemons
4gringss,of mint
1 niA4 q giRgerale-
The sagas and wafer are boiled
ass eaoied. The strained lemon
su.ce. the bruised mint leaves and
ihe ginger ale are then added TIE
rlasses are half flied with crushed
sce else 5ples. added and a spring OF
s.is1t 5,iafsJE. o. Top as sarhlsh-
1fGER Co5ok-..
4 ssslsies sp16As cocoa.
! tablespoons sugar.
cyp boiling water.
/ quart scalied ms.k-
The milk should be scalded ia the
fan Of double boiler. While II As
heating. the sugar, cocoa and water
1nised may be cooked Tor i've or Ten
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
DAILY MENUS
ToDAYfs MENU

Breakfasts -Stewed dried peaches,
boiled rice, thin cream, toasted bran
lan4fins. milk, coffee.
I.uncheon-Spinaeh au gratin,
bread and butter sandwiches, ginger
bread. milk, tea.
Dinner BFoiled porterhouse
steak. bated potatoes, new onions N
cream. chopped vegetables in lemon
shells, whole wheat bread, Jun ket
lee cream with raspberry sauce, milk
coffee
Minced new cabbage, new carrots,
green peppers and celery are well
sea so,,ea with salt, pepper and sugar
scaling vinegar is poured over and
the mixtpre Is allowed TO stand nm
Ill cool Il is then chilled and serv-
cd in halves of lemon shells. Need
lass ~ sa. the relish IS moi for jun
5ofs.
SPINACH AU GRATrN
F-yo pounds spinach. ] cup ulik
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Expect Quick Sale
OF Shipping Fleet
Nv United rrex. I.ca.ea wire

Nv United Press Isrnsed Wire
WASHINGTON, July g. - The
zoo shipping board vessels advertis.
ed for sale for scrappiug probably
viii be sold within ten days.
President Leigh Palmer of the
Emergency, Fleet eorporalinp,,ato-
lay submitted 70 the shipping
board his recommendations for the
awards among the Il bidders ana
the commission will act finally upon
them as soon as Commissioner
Thompson returns from Europe,
shortly after July -.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
CHERRY TARTs

One cup cherries, J egg, cup
sugar, tablespoon lemon juice, 2
crackers, tablespoon grated orange
ripd. a cup chopped nuts.
Chop the cherries, add the beaten
egg, sugar, finely rolled crackers
lemon juice, orange rind and chop
ped nuts. Cut circles of pastry 8
TO inches in diameter, put table
spoon of the mixture on each, moist
en the edges with water and press
together with fork, forming a
Turnover Bake IN quick oven.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

ceremony surprisingly simple. Only
immediate friends and relatives
were present.
Immediately after the ceremony
they left for New Ork, to sail
for an extended honeymoon tour in
Europe.
Wilson remarked that he wOuld
return to his lumber business as
soon as the wedding trip was over
gid be lost without it, - he
said
Mrs. Dodge had been known as
the wcaltbiest widow in America.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

i tablespoons butter. l tablespoon
flour. Il teaspoon salt, Il cup graf
ed cheese, IL cup coarse bread
crumbs.
wash spinach and cook in its own
iusee unnl tender. chop. Melt ,
tablespoons butter, stir in flour and
SLOWLY add milk. stirring constantly.
Season with salt and pepper. Bring
u the boiling point. Melt remainisg
butter and stir crumbs in II until
well-eoated. Put layer of spinach
into -buttered baking dish,
cover with sauce and sprinkle with
grated cheese. Continue, layer for
levcr until all is used making the
Las, laver of white sauce and cheese,
Cover with buttered crumbs and
bake in "a moderately hot oven IN
til brown.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc)
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Richest Widow
Is Married

DETROIT, July s.-Mrs. Alatil-
da B. Dodge, widow of the late
John F. Dodge, wealthy automobile
manufacturer, IS now the bride Of
Alfred G. Wilson, Detroit lumber
man.
The two were joined in marriage
at Mrs. Dodge 5 home here in Il
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

in such cases comes quickly Whch
Toned and the System IS working
ents known TO Physicians for their
CORRECTIVE a n d HEALTH
BUILDING properties. Each in
gredient is chosen to help Nature
10 cleanse I'D tone the Liver - to
correct this cause Of Constipation
to improve Digestion and Appe-
tite-to .Nourish and Strengthen
the systemic tone the Tired and
Oyertaxed Nerves, and to send
purer, Healthier Blo)l codrsjng
through your veins.
Clip the Coupon Below!
IT viii cost you nothing 10 Try
this health building vegetable
syrup. All we ask in return ,s
that you tell others what a few
spoonsful did for you. Keep up
this helpful treatment after the
same bottle has demonstrated Its
merits in rour case. Sil0'g yohr
friends and relatives tEat the regu-
lar dollar size bottle Il solI under
the guarantee that every penny
win be refunded if for any reason
tley are not completely satisti "a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
.DRYToWN" DOESN'T
MEAN ANYTHING

DRYToWN, Cal, July S.-Dry-
town is the name of this town but
II docsn I mean anything.
At least this is the opinion Of
Sheriff George Lucoi, VINO raided
the home Of. George Calandri and
confiseated 25 gallons of moonshne
and $50 gallons of wine.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08


svmrtn-.s as Indigestion, Gas on a
Colds that Hong On. Sick lIeadach
and 2 rereral Rundown coalition
of 2 slV~Gish Isiven-and that relic
the Livcr IS properly Geansed and
1ern SLY ocaiu.
Why This Gives Relief
Whom working as Nature intend.
ed Nour riwor does three things
neees19fv e keep you feeling your
best. Frst Il purifies your BLOOD
everv d2au If which passes through
the Iir-r every fifteen minutes.
Second yonr Liver furnishes the
essensos that are essential 10 per
feet DIGESTION. Tald, your
Liver anrplies the seetetions Ma
ture ugas 70 lnurieate your intes-
tti:sas sa tLa. your bowels can move
natnrgslfs gently AID regularly
eperv dav. When.gour 'i'rer be-
eansee slucgish it ealnot do these
4hrs3 things; consequently, you
suffor from one ar more OF the
svnapsoras above Described.
Share 1t With Family!
Just 10 prove to vou that yor
CAN ret quick RELIEF, druggists
ans giving away FREE liberal lria
size bottle Of Dr. TAacher 5 Liyel
and Blood Syrup. 1t is syrup q
4'rEFT VEGETABLE ingredi
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
NOW YOU MAY TRY THIS
VEGETABLE SYRUPFRE E

This Is Your Chance to Prove That Toning Up Your
Liver Will End That Tired, Rundown Feeling
Build Yourself Up Win Back Sound Digestion,
Strength and Energy-Feel Your Very Best
Apairf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Men ara becoming 50 cffeminate.
One slapped 81. Louis motorman.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Viclins arc dangerous. Dallas
Tex. man won a wife with one.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
THE. WEATHER

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY:
l'%it tonight aaI Thursday with
HcGcratc temperature. Probably
fog or clouds in the morning.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: FaiI
tonight. aud Thursday but cloudy
teaieAt ON ,coast. Moderately IN The
interior.
-
sssss.t-
Watch rour repui stion. ii Tou
s5tv cat a!i night goU may come
home and find 1t gene.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

go pounds spinaeh. J eur uilk
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31
FLOYD HOWARD IS
ENTRANT IN AUTO
RACE AT BANNING

Ell Centre followers of automobile
racing will give more than passing
interest to the races at Banning to-
morrow due TO the fact that Floyd
Howard, former local racer, is en-
tered in the contest.
Howard will drive E. j. Lucke s
speedy special and hopes to come
out in front in several of the six
events which are scheduled. How
ald is cool driver, taking chances
when such a course is necessary. but
driving a heady and calculating race
at all times. Time and again he
showed his ability on the AlamOrio
race track and since leaving the
valley he has confirmed his success
on other tracks in Southern Cali
fornia.
In all IS drivers will participate
at Banning. Time trials will he
held in the morning, the afternoon
being devoted solely to races. The
65-foot dirt track, considered one
Of the fastest half f-mile tracks in
the country, is reported in good
shape for the New Years races.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31
COTTON GROWERS
TO HOLD FIELD
MEETS \ JAN. Is

Cotton growers field meeting will
be held on January l3. This an
nouncement was made today by
Farm Advisor E. L. Garthwaite. The
two meetings, one at the test plots
at the Gallaher ranch west of this
city and the other at the W. E.
Young ranch near Calipartia, were
to have been held Saturday of this
week. Weather conditions have ne
cessitated their postponement.
During the week of January 4,
Farm Advisor Garthwaite, Assistant
Farm Advisor Vern DeTar and Miss
Orpha A. Miller, county home dem
onstration agent, will be in Berke-
ley for the annual conference of
farm advisors and home demonstra-
tiOn agents. Mr.. Garthwaite' alb
scnce neccssitates the postponement
until the week following the con
ference.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31
PERSONALS

s.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. H. Keller. ne.
eompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Keller, of Calexico were among
those planning to leave .todav for
Los Angeles. They will attend the
New Years football game at Pasa-
dena.
w w. J. Magoon of Yuma was =
visitor in FL Centre yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. i. w. Mccall
OF Pasadena were registered at the
Aotel Barbara Worth last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bill arrived
" the city yesterday from Redlands
AIR. Bill has extensive property in.
xrests here. They were accompan.
led by their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Hardy.
P. r. Ferguson, auditor of the
Southern Sierras Power company.
is here from Riverside on business.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell left
for the coast today, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Armstrong. The
party plans to attend the game and
.oui hahtHt vi ioStS II IhSdutla
tomorrow.
H. W. Carr and C. C. Carr. the
former of Los Angeles and the lat
ter of Long Beach, are in the city.
They are representatives of the
Richfield Oil company.
;, Oscar Eggleman, shipper. is recov-
ering from the effects of an auto
mobile accident near Heber on
Christmas day. His mother, Mrs.
s. M. Eggleman, s here for two
weeks visit.
Mrs. George s II of Brawley
was in the city yes >rdav.
Morley Ray, of the high school
faculty. is one of the many local
residents planning to see the Wash
ington- Alabama game at Pasadena
tomorrow.
Among the Holtville residents i'll
FL Centre yesterday was Miss
Mary Eckert.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Green left this
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31

Every striking mode and change fashions die
shown this collection of lovely which have
eived
vogue fune whether back
gracefully represented in flair godets and pts There
boers collars lovely
the beauty the You will surely find what this
resh stock All very reasonably priced:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31

for the city, though 1t is likely the
cAstom of fosnter years will be
followed by the advent of 1926 will
be greeted with plenty OF noise
Two former partners who are big
favosites with the theatcrgocrS are
appearing at the local houses. Char
lie Chaplin. the inimitablc one. will
be at the Valley theater in "Thc
Gold Rush y, while Jackie Coogan,
whom Charlie started on the way 70
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31

wear 1925 was about to ranic 10 an
-elf+ ntswHss', OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
were rejoicing at the prospect of
ushering in the year 1926 with much
cheer.
Last night Governor c. J. Morley
issued an executive order abolish
ing the entire state dry enforcement
department. This department in
cludcd the regularly paid agents
and 100 special agents appointed by
the governor.
Governor Morley announced that
the action was taken in anticipation
of creating an entirely new prohibi-
ton enforcement system.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31
NO FEDERAL DRY RAIDS
ON SAN FRANCISCO CAFES

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. ST.
There will be no federal dry raids
on local cafes tonight. Colonel
Samuel johnson, enforcement Off
ccr has secured the solemn promise
of resort owners that they will try
to see that there is no hard liquor
consumed.
In reply, the federal slcuth an
nounccd that his men would refrain
from breaking in ON any little GIN
ger-alc parties which may be 9Olnp
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31
STEADY PROGRESS
NOTED In REVIEW
OF CLOSING YEAR
Continued from Page y

Continued from PaTe
ton provides this city with a water
system second to no city of its size
in the country. The repaving of
Main aud Fourth streets, and the
paving of the alleys in the business
section of the city, are other accom-
plishments of which the city can
be proud.
Next Years Program
Citizens of FL Centre can well
look with pride on the city's record
during 1925, and with eagerness to-
ward its program for 1926. Steps
have already been taker for the
elimination of tn Eighth street ditch,
proper street kghting for the resi-
dential district and business section
and for adequate marking of the
streets. These undoubtedly will he
completed in whole or in part during
the coming year.
If steps can also be taken to pro
vide the city government with bet
ter quarters; provide and equip n
community center; eliminate the
dangerous Lincoln school, and give
some attention TO the betterment of
living conditions on the East Side of
the city, where lights and sidewalks
and proper recreational facilities
are badly needed, FL Centre will
find its 1926 program full of activ-
itv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31

theatcr in "Old Clothes. Spe
cal holiday matinces have been a
nounccd for 2:30 at each house,
Manager Harry Loud. y
The Press will be published "a
usual tomorrow. The dav will gen
orally be observed with stores, bus
inoss houses banks, city and county
offices and the Imperial Irrigation
district office closing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31
RAIN, MLRE HALT
SHIPMENTS FROM
VALLEY POINTS

It's raining mudl Ask any lettuce
man and he will tell Won so. With
the rainfall of Yesterday and last
night. added to that of the pre-
vious storm, cutting and hauling of
lettuce throughout the valley has
come to n dead stop. Trucks are
mircd. Cars ordered yesterday for
todav's loading numbered ltt hut
this number will, Of course, not move.
Local trading fnis morning was
slow. the market weakening TO 1925.
Quantities Of poor lettuce reaching
the eastern markets, together with
heavy shipments from Arizona are
not helping matters. Eightv-nine
ears rolled from that state yester
day. AS no Standardization law
regulates Arizona shipments. quail
ity and pack vary widely.
Produce men are continuing to ar
rive. Among those registering at
the Hotel Barbara Worth yesterday
Were f. y. Foley, Fresno; II. Jacob
son, Chicago; J. Marguleas. Fred
Nicolaus, Roy Shelton and p. j.
Linde of Los Angeles, and r. c..
Leahy, Calinatria.
for Pasadena. where they
will attend tomorrow 5 football
match.
Flovd Tackett Central union high
school student, is going to the coast
for +Ia New Year < foot hall game
VIII r. Conway is back in the
city today after a brief business
trip to san Diego.
Miss Nadine Strickland plans to
spend New Year 5 day with her sis
ter, Mrs. Nat Rooan. at her homo
at Chula Vista. Mrs. s. II. Strick
land. who has been visiting Mrs.
Rogan, will accompany her daughter
back to Fl Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31
Will Dance At Brawley

on in the city's cafes.
Market street will be the usual
New Years eve playground, with
all night street ear, ferry boat and
police patrol service maintained to
take care of the crowds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31


tendance of revclers is assured from
the deluge of advance reservations.
One night club near Fifth Avenue,
with accommodations for only 300,
received $500 requests for reserva-
tions.
AS to how tightly the prohibition
lid will be clamped there is causing
much speculation. United States
Attorney Buckner will assign $50
men to cabarets and other places
which might be expected to become
damp before tomorrow dawn, but
it is not believed that nsmber is
sufficient to create much of dcs-
ert around Broatway's many oaseS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31

or reconcile themselves to staying
in MeXicali until the line opens at
6 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Will Dance At Brawley
The annual dance for the Brawley
fire department will be held at the
Red Wing pavilion in that city.
and with the new road opened b.
tween the two cities, no doubt many
Fl Centre people will go north for
their New Years amusement.
greeting the New Year are planned
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31
RAIN, MIRE BAR
FIESTA. FIGHT
FOR TOMORROW

(Contiued from page y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-31
Many Will Make
Merry and Dance
AS Year Closes

Continued from Page ~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-29
BIG MUNICIPAL DINNER
Mayor to Preside Over Official Fam
lily Last Time Tonight.

mo oratory, plenty of food and
nothing serious but the annual de-
partment reports which we'd set to
ragtime if we could"
That's the way j. Carlton Guy,
entertainment committee chairman
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-29
Puzzle a Day

A poultry dealer of southwestern
Ohio, on surveying his coops after
Christmas, found that he had sold
all his turkeys and ducks, and all
his chickens except 100. But his
coops of geese were almost full. No
one seemed to want them, SO he de-
cided to sell them to private indi-
viduals.
The first day he sold half Of the
geese and one half a goose. The
second day he sold a third of the
remainder and a third of a goose.
The third day he sold a quarter of
those left and a quarter of a goose.
During the last few days before New
Year he sold one-fifth Of the balance
and one-fifth of a goose. He re,
turned one than he sold oH-the
second day to their coops.
If every customer received a
whole goose, how many had he in
the first instance?
Last puzzle answer:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-29
Last puzzle answer:

The drawing illustrates the words
Basketball Season." That sport is
most popular at the college, during
the winter months. B plus mask
plus feet plus balls plus ca plus son
plus ale less female equals Bmask-
feetballseasonale less female equals
Basketballseason. BY separating
these letters you get Basketball
Season."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-29

the Athenaeum tonight summed up
the evenings program.
More than 500 city employees In
expected to attend the gathering,
where Mayor Shank will preside for
the last time over his official family.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21
Don't Be Bald

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