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Evening star., 1926-09-30

extra fine cotton goods, it can be cut
into squares and made into handker-
chiefs. II matters not If the colors
are garish., Handkerchiefs are so
j gay Just now that brilliant colors
blend themselves we'll to the use.
If the material is white or colored
| linen 1t can be turned into luncheon
or refreshment sets. Cut good
sized square for the centerpiece and
four oblone or six smaller squares or
| round pieces for the plate doilies. Or
if you prefer, the linen can be made
into napkins, either good-sized ones
| suitable for use at dinners or smaller
ones for luncheon size.
Combining Dresses.
Two dresses can be combined in ac-
cord with the latest vogue for two
toned luncheons or refreshment sets.
One color can form the main portion
or centers for the napery, while con-
trasting shade can be used for
borders. These can be basted to-
gether and taken to some place where
machine hemstitching is done and the
borders be hemstitched to centers. Or
you can haste the hemmed edges of
the center and hem portions to stiff
paper. allowing a fraction of an inch
thread and fagot the edges together
and you will have all hand work on
the napery.
Handkerchiefs for Colds.
Keep. the remainder of the soft old
linen in the medicine closet to be
used as needed. Or hem squares and
use as handkerchiefs when some one
in the family has a bad cold. These
IL 4 4. L.
For night use hemming the squares
is not necessary. At most they should
be merely run, long stitches being
used
Covers. Aprons, Etc.
Sofa cushion sip-covers can be
made from squares of old wash
dresses. These are especially nice for
Summer use, so save pieces for them.
These not only protect the nice covers
but make a change in decorative fur
nishings. Busters can be made of
squares or oblong pieces of the fabric
if it is soft enough. When frocks are
worn under the arms only, they can
be made into large kitchen aprons.
The dresses need little change except
to cut out the sleeves. however short.
and bind the edges, and cut out the
neck so that the aprons will slip off
and on easily. There are several pat
terms for aprons that require much
less material than for frockS so they
can be cut into aprons to advantage.
Now that the straight apron long is
the style, discarded wash frOcks are
especially good to use for this pur-
pose.
Household Bags.
Besides the things already named
there are endless other good uses to
which the frocks can be put, not the
least of which are bags for all sorts
OF purposes. such as duster bags,
string bags. clothespin bags, etc.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
Lessons in English
BY w. l.. GORDON.

Words often misused: Don't say "at
the present time" "At present" or
nov" is preferable.
Often mispronounced: Extra ordinary.
Preferred pronunciation is eks-tror in
stead Of eks-tra-or. Accent second syl-
liable.
Often misspelled: Indivisible; four is
Synonyms: Send, project. propel,
emit. dispatch, impel, transmit.
Word study: Use a word three
times and it is yours Let us in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word:
Incessant: continued or repeating
without ceasing. I'VE became ac-
customed to the incessant pounding
of the hammers"
Evening star., 1926-09-30
"Puzz1;cks"
D,.~fnF: :-,r.,ke

There was an old man OIL
Who said. You must live life with
-
So he snatched twenty-3-
From twenty young-4-
And found himself under-5-.
/. Seaport on the Adriatic Sea.
2. Relish.
3. Evidences of affection. -,
4. Maidens.
5. Legal detention.
Mote: The same thing would prob
ably happen to any one who tried it
elsewhere than on the shore of the
Adriatic, as you'll probably agree
when you have completed the limerick.
The answer to this "PuzZlick" and a
new one as we'll will appear here to-
morrow.)
Yesterdays "Pugzlick."
An inventor set sail from RangOOn
In a flying machine to the moon;
He has not yet come back
And his wife, who's in black,
Hopes to draw his insurance check
soon.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
Lentil Crouuettes.

Soak some lentils. then cook them
as you would beans by boiling them
in salted water. using little onion
for flavor. When they are boiled
rinse them with cold water and rub
them through a colander. Add drained
canned tomatoes, using a cupfu of
the tomato to a cupful of lentil soup.
and salt and pepper to taste. This
lentil pulp may be made into delicious
croquettes and fried in hot olive oil
or lard.
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With Cheese.

Cheese Balls.-Take one pound OF
cheese grated. the beaten whites Of
three eggs, one teaspoonful of flour.
one-half a teaspoonful of salt, and
pinch of red pepper. Shape in balls
the size of a walnut. roll in egg yOlk
and cracker crumbs; drop three or
four at a time in deep fat and fry a
golden brown. Serve on lettuce leaves.
Cheese Salad.-Mash three hard
boiled eggs fine, and add one cupful
of grated cheese to the eggs and mix.
Add alternately melted butter and
vinegar until of the consistency Of
whipped cream. Salt and pepper to
taste. Serve on lettuce leaves.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
EAT AND BE HEALTHY
Dinah DAVIS Daily Talks on Diet
The Right Food Is the Best Medicine

tective foods filled with mineral salts
and vitamins (and one thing Plato
did not philosophize about was the
vitamins) were in the onions and
cabbage and other country herbs. :
the figs and the myrtle berries and
also in the whole grains of the barley
and wheat
And since this was to be an ideal
state, they ate i'm moderation.
nourishing themselves in peace and
happiness.
Readers desiring personal answers to their
questions should send self addressed. stamped
envelope to Dinah Day. care of The Star.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

Danny Meadow Mouse was upset.
fIe WAS as badly upset as he had ever
been in all his life. There he was at
the seashore when he wanted to be
home. and he hadn't the least idea in
the world where home was. To make
matters worse. the Man Bird which
had brought HIM there was nowhere
about, Without really thinking any
thing about it, Danny had counted on
Evening star., 1926-09-30
HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN.

A bedroom decorating scheme that
is fresh, coollooking and smart to the
nth degree is suggested by this win
dow draping.
Essentially feminine in character.
this room has white woodwork and a
Evening star., 1926-09-30

BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

1t is fortunate that when wash
dresses get so worn that they have to
be discarded as frocks that the good
material can be put to SO manv ex.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

J ANDKERCHTEFS CAN BE MADE,
! ROM SQUARES OF WASH GOODS.
llc1t uses. No one would know
I I he articles were made from
! '0s. Once the chief purpose of
- - T." rial was to make patch
X quilts. Now there are endless
& u s..
'f the fabric is linen. silk. voile or
Evening star., 1926-09-30

posed Of food therefore
you re-or how young arehow long
how much underweght ronzed
positively guaranteed pick
twenty pounds good flesh in they
back
Sold by druggists $ioo for large 6otablet package
direct laboratory Ironzed
20S Atlanta Ga.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
Easy To Gain Weight
With Yeast and Iron
New Combination of Yeast With
Vegetable Iron Builds UP
Weight in Three Weeks

Thin, rundown and underweight,
men, women and children can i'm
prove their health, increase their
energy and put on from five to
twenty pounds of good solid flesh
in three weeks.
A new combination of yeast vi
tamines with vegetable iron, re-
news the action of sluggish blood
cells, drives out dangerous body
poisons, increases energy and sup
plies the system with the vitamines
that build up weight.
For years yeast has been known
as a rich vitamine food, but not
until we perfected "ironized
yeast"-which comes in concen-
trated tablet form, was it possi-
BILE to take yeast and iron in the
proportions that build weight.
Vegetable "Iron" when COM
bined with yeast is quite easy to
digest, therefore better for the
system. And yeast" when IRON
lied, becomes just twice as ben
efcial as fresh or cake yeast.
NJ
Evening star., 1926-09-30

white grounded wallpaper patterned
in green polka dots. The TERED drapes
are pale green sunfast ma terial. ruff
fed in mauve taffeta. The roller
shade of glazed chintZ has a mauve
background against which gorgeous
water lily of purest white with green
leaves and bright yellow center shows
to splendid advantage.
The furniture in this room has a
body color of putty gray and is orna-
mented with broad bands of apple
green. narrow bands of sage green,
and flower motifs in mauve, yellow
and rose.
The bedspread is lavender taffeta,
ruff1ed like the dra pes.
(Copyright. 19@6.)
Evening star., 1926-09-30
Damn Sets Out.

You'll ret nowhere unless YOU start:
You can I arrive and not depart
Old Mother Nature
Evening star., 1926-09-30
(Copyright. 1926.)

Across.
1. Seat.
6. Pilfered.
II. Nickname of a California city.
12. Take into custody.
IA. Conducted.
10. Preposltlon.
10. TosseSSi'e'
-. Empioy.
10. river III EuI
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~. Melrlc uhl. " squ %
-. Japahese s'a'esi"h'
%. Hoouess y. edi'n
-. Soutnern o'd'e 'aooi ''
20. Scotcn citS.
-. Sonle'nlns ~ NC ie''i i'0"
~. VIII naihe'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
PERSON AIS

T. d. Clayton of Long Beach is
a business visitor in FL Centre.
Miss Bca Ccrtoff, Of Los Angeles,
was in the school superintendent 5
office here this morning on business.
Imperial visitors here this morn
ing included Mrs. Otto Lindcmon,
Mrs. W. ID. Gott and Mrs. +. O. Lof-
fer.
Mrs. NJ Gwyn is leaving FL Cen.
tro soon for Santa Ana where she
will be employed with the Rankin
finn. Mrs. GwYn has been employ
ed bv Narney Brothers here for se"-
cIal years.
Miss Marie McNutt is recovering
nicely from her recent major opera
ton according to information re-
ceivcd by mail today by Mrs. S. O.
Lingo Miss McNutt is at the
Methodist hospital at South Hope
street in Los Angeles. Having been
active in Girl kescrvc work and
church social activities Miss Nc
Mutt has many friends here who
will be- glad to hear of her GONZALES
cencc.
I.M Bradshaw Of Los Angeles
was ia the valley on business yes
terGaA.
Mnljam Conway is at the coast on
business. He is expected back
ab0W he first of August.
There was Il meeting Of the pulpit
committee of the State Street
Christian church last night to DIS
cuss plans for filling the pulpit
when the Rev. Law leaves next fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Swink
and family left this forenoon for Il
brief outing at Live Oaks.
Miss Rose Salmon has returned TO
FL Centre from Los Angeles where
she has been vacatloning sine" III"
tiIst Of the month.
c. II. Whitccotton of SocicY, was
in Fl Centre on business this morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
Contract Let For
CalexicO Road

Contract for construction Of the
CalcXico 80 mile paving project, cX-
tending east and west from CaleN-
leo. was awarded yesterday by the
county board of supervisors to Wells
and Bcsslcr, general contractors Of
Santa Ana.
The successful bidders submitted
as their figure for the work &5S4 900
which approximately $4,000 lower
than the original estimate by En-
ginccr Paul Kressly. There were
seven bidders in all. Other bids
submitted were as follows: Ban-
chard company, $G47.0c9; VI. Blum
cnkranz, Stockton, $JSS,7G0; Pear
son and Dickcrson, Riverside. $G39,-
G5S; Southwest Paving Co, Los An
gclcs, &G9s,000; Kaiser Paving COM
pany, Oak land $6SJ, ,700; Hall and
johnson. Alhambra, $59s, 100.
Under terms Of the contract the
new road will be IS feet wide, of
an oil macadam construction, and
varying in thickness from five to
six inches, depending On condition
Cf the sub-grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
W0rts Not Legal
Says Government
by vutted Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, July 20.-A cam
raign to prevent the sale of worts,
a malt preparation easily converti-
bic into real beer, was started by
the federal prohibition unit today.
Prohibition administrators were
notified to refuse permits to brew
cries manufacturing the concoction
-nonalcoholic when first made but
developing into high power beer by
addition of Yeast.
Some courts have ruled previous
ly that manufacture of worts is le
gal, but the government is pressing
a case in the Chicago federal court
as it contends that wortS is used
only as Il medium for brewing real
beer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20

ems was brought back here yester-
day from San Diego by Deputy Sher
ifs Harold Gillett and J. Thompson
to await trial on charge of grand
larceny in connection with alleged
theft of an automobile from Calex-
leo recently. He will be arraigned
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
For Real Lemonade or Orange
ade at Paul's, Union Stages De-
pot. adv
Motorists .Face Charges-Tw

Motorists sFace Charges-Two
autnists were lodged in the county
jail today to await hearings on
charges preferred by officers of the
traffic squad. They are Luciana
Rubalcaba, arrested on the Calexico
highway by Officer Frank Oswalt
aud charges Of reckless driving, and
Bha Guam Singh, arrested at Cali
patria On a charge Of driving while
intoxicated.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS FOR
MAKING OF CUSTARDS
Why does a custard cmdlc?

Why does n custard curdlc?
There are two reasons why Gus
tard curdles; too high a temperature
and too long cooking.
For a baked custard the tcmpera-
ture may be regulated by baking in
n moderate oven, and by placing
the custard cups or pan in which
the custard is baked in a pan of
water. The water in this pan should
he very hot but not boiling. The
cuStard is baked when knife in
serted in it will come out clean.
Soft custardS should be prepared
in a double boiler, and should be
stirred constantly whilc cooking.
soft cuStard is cooked when it is
creamy and will coat the spoon. If
this custard should curdlc, the curd
may be removed by beating with Il
Dover egg heater.
Evaporated milk is very Satisfac-
tory for the making of cuStards.
Use one part cvaPoratcd milk to
two parts water.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
DR.. E. o. Carter, Dentist. Room
Is and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 260.
adv

Take % Prisoners-Twcnty three
prisoners who have been held in
the county Jail here were taken 10
san Diego Sunday for arraignmemt
in federal court ON charges varying
from smuggling of aliens, violation
of the prohibition law, to violation
Of the Harrison narcotic act. The
men were taken ON stages under
guard consisting Of Deputy United
States Marshall &. -. liHrtshorn and
Deputy .Sheriffs Christian, Estes,
Mitchell mad Lanicr. They will be
arraigncd strating Wednesday,.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
Hipass Camp Has Visitors.

It the Y w. e. \. camp at IIipa~>
Sunday included Mrs BaIics G.
Walker and sou, Nr. and Mrs J. X.
Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Ilrtlcl, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Boyottr and daughter, o. $
Reid, t. II. Mitchell. Lcona Maudc-
Vile, Hubv Ellsworth. W. NJ. Bos
worth, Lee Baker, j. G. Fisher, Mrs
f.. +. Marcttci and l.. \. Armstrong
al of FL Centre and W. NJ. Beifard
and Fred Aructt of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
Discuss Plans for Summer

DISCUSS Plans Tor Summer-I}nSl-
ness plans for the remaining summer
months viii be discussed at meet
ing Of the board Of directors OF
the chamber of commerce Wedncs-
day night following Il dinner al the
Barbara Worth hotel. John S. Car
michael, secretary, declared today
that members Of the board hope to
see the public represented At the
dinner and meeting. Anyone who is
interested in the work may attend
the sessions whether a member Of
the chamber Of commerce or not.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
You'll kcst Well through hot
summer nights if you bui,I that
screen sleeping porch now. Ask for
figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv

Cass at Jacumba-Four persons
were arrested at Jacumba Sunday
and Monday by Charles l.. Cass,
federal prohibition agent, on charg
rs Of possession Of liquor, Cass re-
ported yesterday following compile
tion Of a two day check Of traffic
at the mountain resort. \ consid-
cradle quantity Of liquor was seized,
hc reported. The four persons ar
rested were released and told to
report TO Cass later.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
Trio Held for Investigation

Wong Sing Ku. Gee Toy and X. Y.
Ling, three Chinese, are being held
at the county Jail for immigration
authorities. They were arrested
yesterday at the Brawlcy-Main can
al by Deputy Sheriff Thauman. The
suspicious actions of the three
Chinese in hiding at the side of
the road when he approached caused
Thauman to arrest them and turn
over to immigration officials.
Faces Felony Charge. s. Stcv-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
Furniture Bargains. Clayton q
Stevens lis M. 5th. adv
Hatch Withdraws from Race

Hatch Withdraws from Race.
\. u. Hatch, who recently annoumc-
ed himself a candidate for county
recorder, has withdrawn his name
and will not file nomination papers,
he said today. In announcing his
withdrawal, Hatch expressed his ap-
probation for the support given him
by his friends particularly those
who circulated his nominating peti.
tiou.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
For Sale CT ~ent-pianos. De.
loMer Rey no!,!s Furniture Co. 6tt

Notice, Due to the fact tina; waI.
or will bc ont of the Date canal on
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday,
the 10Th, 27th and 18th, of July,
1926, the city Water Department
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
Campers Notice. See Kittle Ped
at CLAYTON & Stevens. adv

Mcclellan Acting Jailer-E. B.
Christian, county .iailcr is enjoying
a Two weeks vacation. During his
absence Wallace Mcclellan is acting
as iailcr. Deputy Sheriff Sharp is
in charge of the Jail during the day
time, and will take his vacation
when Christian returns.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
Actor Is Dropped
From Bible Play
BY United PreSs Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, July 20.-Will-
lam Favrrsham, noted actor. has
been oustcd from the role Of Christ
IS in Hollywood s famous Pilgrim
age play.
Reginald Pole. director Of the
play last scason, is again directing
and appearing as jess.
Managers claim Favcrsham brok"
his contract by refusing to attend
rchcarSaIs, that he took undue liber-
ties with certain Biblical lines, ana
that he was ''too virilc' as the
Christ when he should have been
''mcck and mild
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20

Six File Notwithstanding
petitions were filed by six candi-
dates for county office yesterday in
the office Of Cal Mousscau, county
clerk. Those who filed were: Will
liam II. Lorcnz, justice of tie peace,
Calcxiro; Marvin w. Conkling, sA-
pcrior court judge; Paul Robinson,
constable, HrawIcy; Calvin Mons
ecau, county clerk; Cleveland H..
Whitccotton, city recorder; John
:. I.arew. superior court judge.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20

A cherry tree on the Mckinley
ranch, Lodi, San joaquin county,
bore 800 pounds Of fruit which
sold for eight cents pound or
El41
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
See Delozier Reynolds for bes,
prices on your used furniture. Gtf

Turbett Taken Hone-H. p. Tur.
b"tt, who has been in the local hos
pital since the night Of July ), re-
turned TO his nome today, although,
according TO his daughter, Addic l..
lm'ye", he has no, completely re
covered. Turhctt was injured ON
the Rrawi"y road july >, when tn"
ear in which he and his daughter
were driving was hit by another
car. Turbctt suffered dislocated
hip and knee which are slow in
healing, due 20 rs age
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20

DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
diseases of eye, ear nose and
throat. 1924 Davis Bldg. Phone
90. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20

News from Honolulu, Big drouth.
Grass skirts turning to dust. Likely
rain before YOU could oct there.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20

dents by doing all necessary sprink-
ling and irrigating before Sunday
evening, July 25th, 1926, so that no
water will be used for this purpose
during the above mentioned dates.
Police Search for Boy-Mrs. Mary
Hall, colorcd, 173 Orange street, has
asked police to search for her II
year old son, OctaVus Hall, who has
disappeared from home. She stated
the youth has been working at a
shoe shine parlor ON Main street
and that he has been missing since
Sunday.
New Screen Doors and Windows
for comfort and health. Get our
prices. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Thieves Get Tires, Tools-Two
new automobile tires and Il Jack
were stolen from the car Of +. NJ
Griffith, 3Gj Orange avenue. last
night, according to a report fiird
with the police today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
When Visiting : os Ange'es drop

~ to e.. st '.>t.,cs,' 12.2 West
Seventh. s real valley welcome
from va'icY fo&s. Adequate lark
,rG space. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20

Charleston dance is said to be
healthy. 50 is hurdle jumping.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
Miss Dorsey in Honolulu.

Miss Dorsey in Honolulu. - Miss
Agnes Dorsey has written friends
ere Of her arrival on the steamship
Ca'awaii, in Honolulu Miss Dorsey
has taught in the FL Centre neigh
hOrhood for several years, having
DiXieland Just before her trip. She
writes of glorious cool brec.s in
the south seas but states her inton.
completed Il successful year in
tion Of returning to the valley aft
or teaching year there.
Barbecue Service at Hipass. If
you are planning picnic or barbe-
cue, tell rs what yen want, how
many, and forget it. We will take
all the grief. Murphy & Cramer,
Hipass. adv
Teachers Pay Permanent Fund
Three hundrd and forty-scven teach
ors of Imperial County have made
deposits of So each into the per
manent retirement fund for teach
orS, according to the state trcaSIr.
rrS report Those teachers who were
exempt from IN" payment Of this
fund were those whose terms were
completed before June or those who
were teaching in 1913 and at that
time stated their UnWillingncss to
pay this fee. and their desire not to
b" considered rs applicants for the
retirement fund at any timp.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20

Mcdonald Acting for Judge May
ficld--Judgc A. X. Mcdonald of
HoItvillc is presiding over Justice
Of the Peace |. Mavfield S court dur
ing hearing Of two civil cases today
and tomorrow. The change WAS ne
cesstated by the increased duties
dcVolving upon Judge Mayficld who
IS handling police court cases during
the absence of Jolicc Judge Hprvcy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20

Fryers and Fat Hens. Any num-
Der. Dressed Or Undrcsstd. Phone
96G. l0S2 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-20
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

DIR. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
lraction specialist. Davis Bldg.
evenings by appointment. Phone
oW. adv