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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15
SAN BERNARDINO
CITRUS CLASSIC
OPENS ON FEB. Is

san BERNARDINO, Calf. Jan.
l5.-For the fourth consecutive
year Governor Friend w. Richard
son will officially open the National
Orange show in this city. This
years citrus classic, the sixteenth,
will run from February IS to % in
elusive and will be larger and bet
ter balanced presentation than any
of its many successful predecessors.
Over 40 acres will be given to
the six eXpositiOns which combined
make up California 5 greatest mid
winter event. Committeeman are
now at work perfecting plans to
make each of the departments larg-
er and better than in previous years.
The opening night will be a col
orful one with an elaborate program
in keeping with the importance of
the occasion at which California s
" first citizen will be the guest
of honor.
Governor Richardson is a product
of the San Bcrnardino schools and
grew to manhood on IA ranch here,
later editing Il pioneer daily news
paper. His coming will be the oc-
casion of many reunions with friends
of former years.
In accepting the invitation of
the show management to open this
years classic Richardson said, "the
Importance of the orange show to
the citrus fruit industry of our state
and its advertising value through
out the nation, makes it an event
with which | am proud to be idcn-
tifipd.'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

Hats, Hats! Salomon s Lev Peggy
participate in the unpacking of
some of the spring hats, and here s
what she saw. Their exclusive hats
in pastel silks. with soft toned
flowers and fruits in applique, and
stitching of golden thread. Just the
hats for our climate and needs.
Colors are multiple, but all are
gowingly soft, with a subdued
sheen offs it silver? Then there
was huge box of clever little felt,
almost velour hats, 80 popular for
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15
REALTY MAGAZINE
HAS ARTICLE ON
VALLEY AND CITY

FL Centre and Imperial Val
ley is the subject of an interest
ing article in the January number
of California Real Estate. publish
ed by the California Real Estate as
sociation, the officers of which are
coming to Ell Centre for a farm
lands conference on February 20.
The author of the article is Rev.
oscar Sweeney, we'll known local
real estate agent and consistent
booster for Imperial Valley, who has
covered his subject in such a way
that it leaves little doubt in the
minds of those who read it that I'm
perial Valley is a land of prosperity
and contentmcnt.
In addition to Sweenev's article,
there is Il fun page advertisement,
calling the attention of all real
estate men in the state to the meet
ing which is scheduled for El Cen.
ro, and inviting them to come here
ON that occasion. The advertise
ment carries two fine pictures of
The court house and tie Barbara
Worth hotel. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15
ALEXANDRIA FRUIT
SHOW SCHEDULED
FOR JAN. 2l-3l

ALEXANDRIA, Calf, Jan. b
Commensurate in its scope and
beauty with the enormous crop of
fruit Of all kinds produced during
lie past year IN California, which
has returned to the growers between
$50, 100000 and $3.50, 900, the
opening Of the California Fruit ex,
position at Alhambra January 81
marks one Of the most important
events of this character ever in
auguratcd in the southwest. The
exposition will continue until Janu-
airy 81.
The cyh bits entered in the fruit
department include practically ev-
cry variety Of citrus, deciduous and
subtropica fruits grown in Califor-
ma and come from all parts of the
state. Besides the immense dis
plays Of oranges, lemons and grape
Itu't OF the finest quality and the
varied classes of apples, pears,
peaches, apricots and other decidu-
GUS fruits, an interesting feature of
the exposition viii be the largest
c>h,hitS Of avoeados ever shown in
America. including more than 70
varieties
Due To- the unusual warmth of the
winter and the absence of frost,
thrc are more flowers in bloom in
mos, parts of the state at this time
than in any previous January with
in the memory of the Oldest flori-
culturiSts, with the result that the
nidwinter flower show to be held
ia connection with the exposition
will bc the largest and most varied
that has ever been in California at
this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15
long.

Soap and Water, alone. won
necessarily sterilize clothing. Hand
kerchicfs, sheets, napkins and tow
els, which are used by different
member of the family after each
washing, especially, need real ster
ilization to avoid any chance Of
spreading colds, or more serious i'll
ness. The Valley Steam Laundry,
not only washes, but steriIizes your
clothcs-think what a safeguard it
is to the health of each member of
your family to have your laundry
so cared for. And all flat work is
ironed, too, for the nominal sum
u zen cents a pound.
What colors are to be worn T?
Some say brilliant ones, some say
pastel shades, choose for yourself
Novelty flannel will be extensive
ly used for early spring frocRs.
Harmony, Co'o~ mess, depth
these are ts ons of the
new oNerstutfea 5a4lto'e at the /.
'. Hardware Co Some suites of
tauPc mohair have cushions outlin-
ed in black moss edging, and the
cushion surface of a silken tapestry
III gaily harmonious colors Another
suite is of wool tapestry. richly
worked in roses and blues, with the
CLINT of gold over all. There are
less expensive sets of jacquard and
Velour, with the suggestion of rose
under taupe; and the interesting
part is that Spanish chairs may be
purchased to match any of these
sets. These chairs are so attrac-
tive in their STIFF formality, some
jacquard covered, some in tapestry
that looks hand made, and some
studded with brass tacks in truly
ancient Moorish splendor. Another
interesting piece of furniture is an
overstuffcd davenport, very com
Portable, which, at Il touch, becomes
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15
CLARKE RFTIEVE,S
BOULDER DhM IS
LOGICAL. SCHE,gI.IE''

Former judge Robert NJ. CIarIe,
candidate for the Republican nomi
nation FOR United States senator
and whose frioad~ fara aIop'ca fire
logon. " \ Sra1tar from the South
iarj, - spoke before 1he Liua. 5nb
at san Jose Wednesday, O., the
" Ptohlcm, of the Colorado River. /"
the speaker WIS well received
nd asserted THAI tn p-abl.m in
hand WIS state wide question.
''Eet H., south SEX jts water
and power from Is anIM source.
and let th. .a-t af eauforui, con-.
taee to dN.',p is natural re-
sources 10d IraHHta tlc aeetcu1
turm ami industrial prosperity 81
Us aaHgau' aud tributaiy terri
tory sand JulE. farh.
DtpyeC2tes EGcroachment
The continued eHsrachm ut hv
one sertwJ ot our state upon the
resources of a1athrr Inrt doe, NOT
make Tor harmony and DESTROYS the
-p.oudid spirit Of cooperation which
h", made this great cummouweaith.
The high dau.st Boulder can
run and the allAmcrsran canal will
be- haih because JAe plan is ceouom-
,cat!y sound. has the aporo,al of
the hns' engineering advice and the
continued growth and prosperity OF
the great somi-arid southwest dc.
ponds upon it.
Sees Ultimate Triumph
Ohs'ructionists win delay il
perhaps, and compromiscrs will i'm
Pcdc ITS progress, but it viii ulti-
mately Triumph.
Tie Panama c1nl was ba.'t af-
ter q half coutI,y OF bickeriug: bat
modern America, impatient of de
lay, aemuds prompt action upon
We pending irL. !a.i8u, which, by
ihe WA, contains the only con-
~'ructlye plan fer soldier relief and
has rer0 teddy been approved bv
action of tb, Amc,ican Legion.
"it tro-ce,n! municipal elections
n Tins state mean anything at all,
they mean that the people, roaliz-
ing the great Importance Of tie
question, and quite thoroughly fa-
mlaI with jt, W1nt action and are
determined chat the contest shall
60 ON with viGor mta the benefits
ot great victory will spread its
benefits over the whole state Of
california and the entire south
west.
Cotton situation is bad. rarm
rls received ,,.a'llc for their cotton
Trey are raising cain NOW.
y man u Oklahoma say, he killed
a deer with hi, knife We sov the
d'I t"S are not enforced there.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

ion the marines and see the
,yord!
On tie other band YOU can - TO
the Nalloy thcater today and Sat
osday an dsoc England as you Il ney-
cl see it on a Cook $ tour.
"Sportin Life, thp Universal
Jewel Maurice Touncw feature
now PLAYING There. presents a gr.p-
P.ng picture Of EaGlsh sporting
rc.ea giving m.iHatc g'impscs q
supper c.ubt. back - in musical
comedy thrr.yrS. face tracks, coun-
Try estates and pre- rings.
In order to ha.c an aJso,GtclT
atheutjc atmosphere. Maurice
,oarnc0r, who directed the picture,
~ ged whole e.aff of technical
Epcr's win, Were Ttsscd u detail
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

Remember when we wore orr
winter hats until Easter9 OF
course now everyone puts on
1PrihS nat IN January or February.
Out we have one advantage over
our Eastern sisters; they can put
on spring dresses nor go without a
coat until April. We can. and we
VIII, for the buyers for various
stores are making mysterious visits
to coast cities, and you know what
that means-new clothes, new fur.
hlture, new novelties, new every.
thing!
FOR her boudoir is a tiny clock
Of new metal finish, resembling
rose-brown lusterware.
OF Course you have noticed that
the New Oregon Cafe 5 noondav
Iuneheons for business organizations
are Increasing in popularity. Mrs.
Walters. personally, oversees these
'nnrheons, and plans the menus
with you. Any organization is vel
come to the use of the dining room,
and If the number of diners is
thirty or more, the organization
may have exclusive use of the din
ing room; that is, it will be closed
to the public. This not only makes
private luncheon. but gives an
opportunity for business discussion
or formal meeting.
Newest for the table is very
narrOW tanpStrN rnnnpr six feet
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

and customs Of English life.
Even to the costumes worn by
the most obscure extras in the mob
scenes, the details of the picture
were carefully guarded. Clothes
worn by many Of the leading play
rrs were imported from England
and many of the settings, outside
and H. wee designed from photo
graphs and drawings from England.
Gert Lytell, Marian Nixon, Paul
cite nuval Charles Delaney. George
~cigmmn, Ena Gregory, Kathleen
Clifford and others, play the lead
i"" roles IN the spectacular produc-
tions.
Ihc story was taken by CWtis
Benton faam the famous old stage
play of the same name.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15
Report Favorably
On Farm Measure
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. - The
administration farm relief bill, e..
tablishing "A bureau in the agricul-
ture department to assist coopcra-
tive marketing associations. WAS re
ported faVorahlv to the house to
day by the agriculture committee.
Chairman llaugen, Iowa, will At
tempt to obtain consideration of the
bill in the house early next week.
An instrument recently perfect
cd allows the deaf to hear through
the palms of the hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15
CaleXico Basket
Teams to Clash
in 3 Games Here

Central Union high school faces I
"tripie thrust from CaleXlco to
night when the three basketball
teams from the border city high
school come here to meet the locd.s
The three divisions that will mix
are the eighties =, the girls and
the hcavywcights.
The games vii latart in the high
school gymnasium at $50 and they
give promise OF providing plenty
of excitement. 1hc high schools
around the valley are smarting un-
der the consistent winning OF
championships by Central and they
hope to upset local palms for at
least one championship in basket
ball.
Coach Armstrong and members of
the basketball squad have high hopes
Of landing the heavyweight champ
ionship. with such stars a Maxwell
Roberts and Wil.iughhy playing ON
the local squad.
Holders of season tickets for the
athletic events Al the high school
are reminded that their tickets are
good for tonight 5 game.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

practical bed. 1t has none of the
slant nor hardness Of most folding
beds, and too, the bedding may be
left III, with no special folding. Dc
slop in and examine these beauti-
tul things, and remember any one
may be yours, for the prices are
remarkably reasonable.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

minds and restore harmony TO the
whole body. Phone for an appoint
ment. and have your feet ready 20
carry you through the spring grace
fully.
If the dress be silk, see that il
IS silk print in gaily blending col
ors.
What Do They Suggest, these
modern perfumes, with the myster-
ious names' Yelled faces, plaintive
voices, singing at dusk, delicate
flower odors waited over a haren
wall-wouldn t you love to try
every odor until you found Just the
one to satisfy the innermost crav-
ing of your soul' You can at the
Francis Drug Store, but you won It
stop at perfume, for your soul will
crave the bath accessories, the toi-
let table ornaments, the statuettes,
and thousand other articles which
appeal especially to women. When
YOU have satisfied your longings for
externals, go up to the Francis
Beauty Shoppe, for beauty is not
merely a question of lotions and
scents. You must have radiant skin,
silky hair and a grooming in keep
ing with the luxury of your toilet
preparations, and this shop can
make you look your best.
A bandeau of metallic cloth and
wee flowers dress up the bobbed
hair for evening.
While you are marking time until
new merchandise arrives, don't
overlook the splendid sales, and at
tractive remnants now featured, for
they mean much to the working Of
the family budget.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

The Cornet is an instrument, espe-
ciaIly attractive to the boy, and
there is no greater field of musical
opportunity than the violin. Mrs.
Marie Jenkins teaches both these
instruments at her studio at Sixth
and Olive Streets, and she offers
an attractive rate to violin begin
ners Of ten dollars a month. This
includes each week, two lessons un-
der Miss Josephine Williams, and
one review under Mrs. Jenkins.
Niolins and accessories may be pur-
chased right at the studio, and in.
ment payments made with les
sons. These offers put lessons
within the reach of everyone, so
don t let your child s musical train
ing be neglected.
Have YOU seen the new puffed
slnn,-ns u-itb tho nuff oyfonJi i'm cr
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

Although not especially new, all
white for sport or street wear will
be very smart.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

Bandits shot man at a poker
game in Lexington, Ky. 1t ought
.o be against the law to rob Il poker
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

There 5 one thing about driving
er II slippery road, You don t have
10 worry about who viii care for yGo
in oIi age.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

street wear. These are in nude. a
yellow tan, browns, and the more
softening wood shades. Most are
snug fitting, with brim smartly
turned back i'll front and caught
against the crown with buckle, or
other ornament. The crown is the
new feature, some are plated, some
cut to simulate a box pleat, ana
many have the new "gigolo'
crown, borrowed from France. You
must see them; but when you look,
be prepared to buy, for they are
irresistible.
One who knows, informed Peggy
that there will be thirteen differ
ent shades of green worn this
spring.
Enameled Furniture appeals es-
pecially to the artistic woman, for
she can have it in any color or de-
sign she chooses to harmonize with
her home. Clayton and Stevens
have surprising supply of un-
painted furniture, all smoothly fin
lshed and ready for decoration.
There are seven varieties Of chairs,
Windsor, with pointed, rounded or
square backs; stocky chairs, grace
full chairs, any chair you desire.
Tables may be had in drop leaf
style, stands, or gate-leg, in oval or
square. They even have handy
sewing cabinet, wit htwo drawers,
which could be decorated so quaint
ly. The turned legs are especially
adapted to contrasting enamel,
white with blue bands, cream and
orange, any color scheme you pre-
fer, and painting them is all the
fun in the world.
New colors are Bois de Rose, a
grayish pink; Rose Marie, orange
pink and Bluett, soft blue.
Nothing Mars Beauty like -un-
comfortable or painful feet. Haven't
YOU seen women with drawn and
unhappy faces which were easily
explained by noticing their shoes or
watching them walk DR.. Seaton,
at the Casa Rey Hotel is foot spe-
cialist, and his mission is to make
feet comfortable, and thereby ease
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

New colors are Bois de Rose, a
grayish pink; Rose Marie, orange
pink and Bluett, soft blue.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

Have you seen the new puffed
sleeves, with the puff extending
little above the wrist?
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

One who knows, informed Peggy
that there will be thirteen differ
ent shades of green worn this
spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

If the dress be silk, see that il
IS silk print in gaily blending col
ors.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-15

A bandeau of metallic cloth and
wee flowers dress up the bobbed
hair for evening.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-08-13


Expenditure q vast sums 81 money
4 the primary elections Of pennsyI-
vania and Illinois, as revealed 81 sem
atorial Investigations, brings protest
against tie primary system from the
National Association Of Manufacsu-
fers and its allies.
The probes show that practically
All Of the contributions came from
the same element that now assumes
virtuons pose
The principle Of the primary IS cor
rect It was established be.ause Of
dictated eauclses and Doodle conven-
lions. The pfimary's success depends
upon individual citizens. If hey fail
to use the power vested in tham, priv
ilege win gladly take over their du-
ties.
But the primary Is expensive The
cost covers too much ground. That's
Why privilege would return to the
closely-knit caucus system where the
few control and 4 bottomless Doodle
bag is not needed.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-08-13
SUMMONS


In the Superior Court Of the State
Of Washington, for Grays Harbor
County:
Margrete Christensen, Plaintiff, VS..
Andrew Lund Christensen, Defendant:
State Of Washington to the said
Andrew Lund Christensen, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within sixty days (60) days after
the date Of the first publication Of
this summons, to-wit: within sixty
l00l days after the 18th day of An-
gust, 1926, and defend the above en-
titled action in the above entitled
Court and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff herein, and serve
q copy of your answer upon the I'M
dersigned attorneys for the plaintiff.
at their office below stated an in
case Of your failure so to do, judy
ment viii be rendered against you
according to the demand Of the
complaint, which has been filed with
the Clerk Of said Court. The object
Of said action is to secure a decree Of
divorce on the grounds Of non-support,
desertion and cruelty, rendering life
burdensome to the plaintiff, and that
plaintiff have her maiden name Of
Margrete Anderson restored to her.
A. Emerson Cross, A. d. GiIIies;
postoffice address, 7-9 Wishkah Build
ing, Grays Harbor County, Aberdeen
Washington.
Date Of first publication, Aug. Is.
1925; date Of last publication, Sept. II,
1926.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-08-13
sUMMoNs


In the Superior Court Of the State
Of Washington, for Grays Harbor
County:
Susie Hughes, Plaintiff, VS.. Herman
Chas. Hughes, Defendant:
The State Of Washington to the
said Herman Chas. Hughes. defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within sixty days (60) days after
the date Of the first publication Of
this summons, to-wit: within sixty
1907 days after the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1926, and defend the shove en-
titled action in the above entitled
Court and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff herein, and serve
a copy Of your answer upon the un-
dersigned attorneys for the plaintiff,
st their office below stated An in
case Of your failure so TO DO, jndg-
ment win be rendered against you
according to the demand Of the
complaint, which has been filed with
the Clerk of said Court. The object
of said action is to secure q decree Of
divorce on the grounds of non-support,
desertion, abandonment, and cruelty,
and to have awarded to plaintiff the
care, custody and control Of the minor
child Of plaintiff and defendant.
A. Emerson Cross, A. d. GiIlies;
postoffice address, 10 Wishkah Build
ing, Grays Harbor County, Aberdeen.
Washington.
Date of first publication, Aug. 10.
1925; date Of last publication, Sept. II,
1926.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-08-13
SERVICE By PUBLICATION

In the Justice Court before e. W.
Davis, Justice Of the Peace. Cosnop-
oils Precinct. Grays Harbor County.
State Of Washington:
Pacific Coast Adjustment Company,
me- Plaintiff, vs.. Kent Mcdonald. De-
PENDANT:
State Of Washington, IS, Grays Har-
Dor County:
To KENT MCDONALD, Defendant:
In the name Of the State Of Wash
ington, you are hereby notified that
Pacific Coast Adjustment Company. a
corporation, has filed complains
against you in the above named cours
which win come on to be heard a. my
office in Cosmopolis, in Grays Harbor
County, State Of Washington, on the
8rd day Of September, 1925, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and unless
you appear and then and there ans
wer the same win be taken as con-
fessed, and the demand Of the plain
tiff granted Tho subject and demand
Of said complaint IS tc secure jude-
ment against you for and on account
Of board bill ia fay Of Royal Cafe,
which has been assigned to p'aintiff
FIR suit and to subject to such jndg-
ment, certain moneys held under gar-
nishment in the hands Of Twin llaf-
Dor Stevedore = Tug Company. he
enrnishee defendant.
Complaint filed jay 20. 1925
L w Davis, Justice Of the pease
Date Of first publication. Aug. -
1926; date sf last pnbliaatinn. Sept
1928.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-08-13

Aordng the people Of this community opportunity visual
lie and profit by the methods Of modern merchandising organ
izaton whose policy coupled with their motto WHERE YOUR
DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS" is courtesy service and eff
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Evening star., 1926-05-18
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