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MAN. 4 olIItSNto.
EVERY CAR
MECHANICALLY
Ok. AND READY
FOR DEMONSTRATION.
D. c. TAGS INCLUDED IN
PRICES QUOTED.
OTHER BARGAINS.
TERMS.
H. B. LEARY, JR., e. BROS.
1928 18th NV.
North 6826.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
WARDMAN
USED CAR DEPT.

WILLS ST CLAIRE 1925
SEDAN-A very high grade car
that originally cost s., 800. 1t has
been thoroughly recotditioned
recently; 4 brand-new tires;
high-class paint job; motor
blocks rebored, and all moving
parts. such as pistons, pins, rings
and timing gears, replaced with
new parts. Any one interested
in a car Of this type can avail
themselves Of a real, genuine
bargain at $3.50; year to pay.
PEERLESS 1928 SEDAN
8-cyl., Spas. newly painted !;
recently conditioned mechan-
ically; about 759o Of unused
tire mileage; upholstery iii very
nice condition; 81 ,O50 is about
one-fourth Of the original price; ;
year TO pay.
CHANDLER T OUR / NJ G,
lo257-pass. S brand-new bal
loon tires; just completing SIS
paint job. This car is far above
the average in appearance and
condition $785 Is little more
than one-thisd of its original
cost, and a splendid investment,
considering the low mileage and
present condition: year to pay.
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"WALLACE.
Nash Distributors.
1909 L. ST. NV.
/. REAL BARGAINS.

looks ike new eS'aei. ' s4s5 90
20 ssSSndisEo fI good sires e ...s 900 90
pal painted, Al shape saa ~. N 10000
is runs real good o1s 800 10000
dition. 49,: !. ! ! $1,000 and up
lsss a fss:l:Iss spssd.,.s III ssy
.ssss p ssFsI' FsssTat .ssd ,rs.: 1888 lss
.s iIssi Ssis. 'rssrias 1855 1855
rssF,df Fs M p'siy Dsiss:s 1898 1888
A good tires, Al Sstsape. 80. 500
All these cars are In good running order.
VIII demonstrate. Terms or trade.
NORTHEAST Alto ExCHANGF
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LOWEST PRICES.
Compare Them.

Lexington "Anstead";; bar
gain ............. .SlZo
Chandler Dispatch "22' 100
Buick Coupe, high hood. $50
Gardner Roadster IS bear
ings" ....,.., $50
Dodge Sedan (reduced
sloo) 90. !. 4. -. 400
Chevrolet "a Coupe, re
finished 2eo
Ford, new" 20, Tudor. SIS
Maxwell Sedan. Travel
ler' $50
Ford, 4-door, ''refinished' US
Ford Coupe, late model. . $50
Durant Sedan 3. 225
Dodge rs, late Especial
Touring ... $50
Chevrolet 20 Sedan; bar
gain lao
Is other cars at your price T.
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T. M. G.
BARGAINS
IN AUTOMOBILES.

1923 Chevrolet Sedanette 5-pass., Abso-
disc wheels $276.
i926 Ford Coupe. brand.new body: never
psed balloon tires; in excellent condition.
iS23 Chevrolet Touring: very low mileage;
many extras: this car 10 In perfect condi-
iia2s chevrolss. Coupe splendid shape: !
1895 Chevrolet delivery: new express
1924 Chevrolet Touring: new tires; new
TOP: repainted: motor overhauled $3.50
Ices Ford Coupe; repainted; excellent
mechanical condition, $3.50.
1924 Ford Tudor Sedan: excellent con-
beauty, $40. q 81 r-
oids' 6-cylinder Coupe: % new tires; r..
painted: motor oyerhauled: many miles Of
service In the car. $3.50.
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Locomobile Company's

Locomobile Company's
Unused Transportation.
stearns- knight 5.pass. Coupe. Newly
painted.
Lexington Touring. 7-pass.
Locomobile. 4 passenger; Al condition;
bargain.
S.48" Locomobile Sport: like new. s
Chalmers Touring: car and tires like new.
The Connecticut Locofllpbile Co.
1123 18th ST. NV.
Main 5000. Rs4
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PEERLESS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.

-
1924 Studebaker sedan. .$4o5
Mitchell touring. Us
1924 Auburn special tour. sos
1925 Peerless coupe. - ,7o5
1926 Olds De Luxe sedan. 45
1925 Ford sedan. ...... $50
1928 Lincoln 5-pass sedan,
Judkins body.
1925 Hudson Sedan, s.
pass, new tires. .... COS
1925 Jordan line 8 sedan. !, 4o5
1925 Peerless sedan, 6-cyl. !, 7o5
1924 Peerless sedan ESQ
1924 Peerless coupe. $50.
1924 Dodge coupe ...... $50
1928 Dodge bus. coupe. .. $50
Buick 4-pass. coupe $50
1924 Chevrolet coupe 95
1928 Peerless 4-pass. SPIT. 7o5
1924 Chevrolet touring 4. $50
1923 Peerless sedan. ... oo5
1924 Cleveland sedan $50. $50
1922 Peerless Berlin limo. SOS
1923 Hudson sedan. ...... 4o5
1928 Peerless 2-pass. cpe. oo5.
1922 Peerless touring. 405
1928 Hudson coach. 800. $50
Dodge sedan ........ 1875.
1924 Willys-Knight sedan. $50
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FOR sALE-AuToMoBlLEs.


OLDSMOBILE SPORT R0ADSTER--Late
Best iookins car ID Msshinston: khaki top.
sssss sasi%S V i9 Ssy 's Isl 9
P Fee S Ssras ear eli l7sS i. NV zgs5s
OVERLAND 1924 CoUPE--The genersl con;
diiion OF this car is unusually good, and
priced attractiyely az $3.50: year % pay.
custom built body: Just turned IN BY very
experiment Gcvernment ofilcisl on new I'm I'm
ast tn the ss val S 81 I'd The pssnt nov 81
We Aso are Offering ths .S To sso p4s Hr
s Sss SSl oa.pssced fne cars on very essy
\ "a a:s 81 ssis sGsSs Conn ave-
PACKARD 9 1923 SoVPE; new IHco pa nsf.
feet buy for some lucky person. PRICE lover
than blue book Franklin Motor Car Co;.
asseeSS Conn. ave. or 1918 2 q, NV worm
PEERLESS 1928 SIX 20 SEDAN: new buS S9
paint, perfect in every detail; less IMAM e ea
isos Conn. G ave. or 1914 St. NV. North
REQ SPEED WAGONS 12T 1924 models;
painted These trucks are in exceptionally
GOOD condition. $500 each; terms; no finance
Gn1fEe. IIe 1reM MUtUL GO.s- L1u2- -
REQ TOURING, good running order; iair
tires; $40 Adams 6Ie. --------.-ll11..
STAR 1923 SEDAN at $3.50 is the biggest
dollarior dollar value and the most b hn9se "a
anywhere near the price. Wardman Motors'
STAR 1923 SEDAN q 500 is the 6iEsssds
transportation that it's possible TO nny AZ
snyyhsre near the price Wardman MOTORS
STTTDTP1TEP S,,eciai civ Roadster. 1924:
erai very good mechanical condition: buy
III 4 $ssRd 8, Nam $SsS iS
sTUpEBAKER 1929 STANDARD Six se dan
July $3.50 below the market. Holland Mo-
Tor Co FL Inc sof 1913 18th st. NV, toe'. A 9
sTUDEBAKER SEDAN 1924; special six;
Mechanically perfect, fully equipped: paint
and upholstsrSy os excellent condition; 3 eeod
sTUDEBAKER SPECIAL. in fine condition:
NV. Day phone Pot. 5000. Night Ad.sms
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX COACH, only
a few months old. in excellent mschanical
fully sSInped Covert slsh
and extra, tire. Priced right. Mr.. FTsncn'
sTUDEBaREsi COUPE ai io.h m ns nice
wfrLYs-KNIGHT 1924 TOURING. 5.pass.,
reconditioned throughout and Just about
ready to come, out OF paint shop; $3.50
s e paS be Siss ssfer h year
WTLLS.ST. CLAIRE ROADSTER, perfect
shape wonderful mechanical CONDITION. tires.
sesps e' Mardmsn nat sS1 1915 ISsh 81. nv
AUTOMOBILES by auction at weschler's,
p20 Pa. ave. NV. every Wednesday and
Saturday. 10 am.
s5 REPAIRS LEAKY OR BROKEN FORD
oil pan arm without removal from car,
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SPLENDID VALUES.
Peerless Sedan, 5 pass. late; new
Buick Touring sedan. late: new paint. SS4
Cole 8 Sport Sedan. .....3......E... SIS
Premier Sedan, late; wonderful value, $50
Flint Big Sport Touring, slightly -
Ford Coupe. 1895: balloon tires -. $50
Ford Roadster, 1926: balloon tires $50
Ford Tudor Sedan balloon tirea 226
Durant Touring newly painted 80 23b
Columbia Touring newly painted - zoo
Dodge Coupe, good shape. .. 176
Dodge Touring. runs good. ....... 126
Ford lion Truck, good body ....$.4 IT'S
Convenient terms can be arranged and
demonstrations cheerfuliy given on ali cars:
we're always open.
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 Eye ST. NE. FRI 1905 or FIR $3.50. les
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY III. HORNER.
INC.
1915 18th st. Main $500.
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
REAL VALUES :
IN
USED CARS.

1928 Ford coupe $175
1924 Ford coupe $50
1925 Ford coupe. ......,. 800
1923 Willys-Knigh sedan. $50.
1924 Chrysler sedan. 900
1924 Chrysler roadster II $50
1924 Chrysler touring $50
1928 Durant ~ sedan. SIS
1922 Maxwell touring /. .. $50
1925 Maxwell coupe. $50
1924 Maxwell club sedan. -. SIS
1925 Chevrolet coupe. SIS
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NORTHEAST AUTO EXCHANGE.
SO II Sc. NE. Franklin 1888. 4
I OWENS MOTOR CO.,
Direct Factory Dealer for
CHEVROLET.

All the above cars are in
dandy running condition.
Liberal. Terms.
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STERRETT s.
FLEMING. INC.
Home of Certified Gold
Seal Used Cars.
Champlain at Ka!orama Rd.
Phone Col. $3.50.
BUY A REPOSsESsED CAR
AND SAVE MONEY.
~ MONTHS TO PAY.

These. cars are IN peFiect conditi9n. fully
SEe latest models. several equal 10 new s
Same can be secured BY taking up Just the
cash payment, balance in IL months.
2007 18th NV.
NEVER CLOSED. IL
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NOTICE THESE SPECIALIST
EsseE 4:eyi; eGgssssh. sS S55
tuicK snort model roadster '23 -. 800
f1idsunofiIa SDeednter late model . 300
ThanTiler mort model TOURING 5. $50
Ghandier Touring 1862. $780,. 100,
Cole touring. ,,......,...s, l76.
Stutz roadster s.....s... -. ~. 12b
Liberty roadster .........s....... 12b
Chevrolet coupe, 1898 ss......,.......s. 22b
Hupmobile tourings l2ls ~. 500 and $3.50
REQ touring ~. Y....5...,.. %
Star sedan ........ .4.5... ..... 76
Ford sedan I, ....... II. .1........... S5
ncdees ana BuieES. tourines . Se5' and ~
Plenty more at equally low prices.
ROBERT HERSON'S AUTO EXCHANGE, 4
100 Fla. Ave. n. ID North 104OS. l0s
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YEAR TO PAY.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO.,
14th and P SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FOk SALE-AUTONdOBl
HERE'S
the end Of a very successful
Sale. The following cars show
cost. including paint, repairs,
reduction" and sale price"
$1,000.
will hold your car. SO
BRING YOUR DEPOSIT.
Buick, "a Tour, late. best
condition; cost $500; re-
duction, $ll0: sale price $500
Jordan, "re6nished' same as
"Blue Boy late rs; cost
$o75; reduction, $l25;
sale price $3.50
Chandler sedan, late "a;
traffic transmission Pixies
Peak motor; nearly new
Hood tires; motor rebuilt
by owner; reduction,
$208; sale price. $3.50
Oakland, "a; new type
Fisher body. 4-wheel
brakes, disc wheels, re-
finished; cost $825; re-
duction, $225; sale price. 5000
Nash roadster, '26; like
new; ). less than z months
old; new Car guarantee;
cost new, $l.325; reduc-
ton. 500; sale price (sold
on new car basis 81 ,225
LOWEST PRICES.
Compare Them.
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l72I QUE ST.-DOuble, single; airy, newly
decorated and furnished. inst. hot water;
plentiful hop1e-cooked meals. promptly
served: Summer rates
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OWENS MOTOR Co INC,
500 Georgia Ave. Col. SOS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARD.

3UDURBAN BOARD forL Employed u1other
| lais az: #ri III SeS i rerbs s.i. 10
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IN PRIVATE home, delightful LOCATION.
large rooms. private bath. Col 3622-W.
1122 g ST. S.E.-Two large rooms. Ink,
gas: electricity: reference exchanged. 10.
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5125 ILL AVE. N.w-Cool sinEle and
double rooms with sleeping porches; excel.
lent meals; ami; home privileges. Coll
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23l 9Th ST. N.E-LarTe room: reason:
able: cool and airy. IL
1717 X ST. N.W.-single and double CON:
necLlng 'front.' rooms. well furnished.
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II DUPONT CIRCLE-Deiightfuliy cool
rooms for transients,, overlooking park; exS
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RENT ROOMs-UNFURNIsHEp.

NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-TWa
large. airy rooms, kitchenette. bath with
shower; also sleeping porch. including gas
tenant Adams 1870 - lie
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

2 Rooms, adjoining bath, for three or four
gentlemen: single or double beds: new. mod.
eTn detached home. cool porches: good meals.
no other boarders real home privileges;
80. 90 each Phone West 11S1-W before &
pm. Sunday. IL =;
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ll26 X ST. NE-CooI room IN corneF
mouse: newly furnished. 12" Z
II n. MAPLE sT. ,CLARENDQN Va
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THE RHODE ISLAND. l437 r. /. ave. nMs
Large: cool single and double rooms: de-
efrable location. easy walk Govt. bureaus:
beautiful dining room; excellent board ana
room at $40 10 S46 uer month each
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m = M pmo-,a couple WIG desire 70 shaTf
reasonable Address Box 59-E. Star once
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Rent ROOMs-FuR. q uNFuR. :

SOP SHERRIER PL-BunTalow. Q rooms.
furnished or unfinished. for light house.
keeping; reasonable price: inspect Saturday
2l2 1n4h or =.
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,ACKARD 6 1928 COUPE: new Duco paint
set buy for some lucky person Price lover
han blue book Franklin Motor Car 20.
sos Conn. ave. or 1914 2 ct. NV. NORTH
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
MUSIC PUPILS
OF Hi SCHOOL
HAVE BIG WEEK

The orchestra and glee clubs at
Central Union high school are busy
preparing music under the direction
of Perry Arant for the various pro-
grams of commencement week.
The orchestra has been strength
Iened by the return of several for
mer members and includes both
high school and junior college stud
.ents. Its present membership is as
follows: Niolins, Joseph Williams,
John Ariaudo, Lawrence Rumsav,
lrmarce King, Given Gwym, Boyd
DELAY. Cello, Martha jenkins.
Clarinet, Albert DeVore. Comets,
John Angel, Leslie Houston. from
bone, Dick Hockctt. Drums and
bells, Fred Mastick. Piano, Doro-
thy Christian.
The orchestra will play two num-
bcrs at the annual high school fash
ion show tonight and is rehearsing
for the opening numbcr of this pro-
gram, 'Danse Fantistioue com.
posed and orchestrated by Mr.
AraEt. The orchestra will appear
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

Honeymoon Dance,D (Waltel
Roife,) Sur La uiao>-A Sweet
Briar," Caroline Il. Crawford
Mary Leah Harris.
"A LuIlaby,' ~. Z. Sudds,)
Ncsta Pyle.
"lf Love Weyo AL" song, (Will-
lam ANtJ "Some DAY Il. solur
body's rye, Charles Anclittr,) }
Agnes Wiliiams.
MELODY of Love, II. Englc
mann,) spinning song, (Aluert
EIlmcnreich,) Lottic Self.
'Michacl Flute, song, Walter
Rolfe) pal of My Cradle Days,
(Al. Piantadosi,) Nesta Pylc.
spinning Song (Carl Bohm,} }
Frances Gourlcy.
THE Rose of Love- song (Bcr-
nard Hamblcn,) Il Heard You Go
BY, DanicI Wood.) Emily
Schmitt.
"Valse Arabesque, {Thcodore
Lack Souvenir, Franz Drdla,) }
Ruth Squier.
20 That We Two We're Maying,
duet for soprano and tenor, (Ahcc
Mary smith Agnes Williams and
Adelaide Hartman.
Poet and Peasant Overture.
(Franz Won Suppe1 Frances Gourlcy
and Ruth Squirr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
THURSDAY CARD
CLUB MEMBERS MEET
WITH MRS. JOHNSON

Thursday Card club members
enjoyed delightful pot luck lunch
con yesterday at the Holtvillc home
Of Mrs. j. f. Johnson. Pink and
white roses centcred the tables
Other appointments further carried
out the pink and white color scheme
Five hundred was cnJoved during
the afternoon. High score prl2r
was awarded, Mrs. Cecil Downing
and consolation Mrs. jeff Mills.
The meeting Yesterday closed tine
club $ activities for the season. The
next meeting will be held i'll Orto-
be-.
Those attending from Ell Ccu.ro
were Mesdames r. j. Rice, j. +.
Brown, S. +. Henncssey, Earl Ven
ell, Charles Gillett, l.. Massey, and
+. VI. johnson. HoltviIle members
present were Mesdames |. II. Shaw,
Cliff Woodland. Cecil Downing, H..
\. Pike, jeff Mills, Bill Pond, Mil
ton Biggerstaff, Virgil Edwards, q.
{. Bixler and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
SOCIAL NEWS

, Icah Harris, Elizabeth Swingla
Lille Lambeth and Frank Wilby
all performing with much skill. More
difficult numbers were played by
Lottic Self. Vesta Pyle, Ruth Squicr
and Frances Gourley, students who
each acquitted themselves admir-
ably. The duet bv Helen Choisser
and Marion Gourlcy, both of CaleX
leo. was well rendered.
Excellent Technique
Frances Gourlev 8 Interpretation
IF the Spinning Song" displayed
excellent technique. Ruth Squire
played brilliantly in both her selcl-
tions. her execution and interpreta
tion both being good,
The closing number, THE Poet
and Peasant Overture, by Frances
.Gourlcy which brought the program
10 successful climax was very
we'll given.
Among the vocal numbers. the
male quartet was popular, and re-
spondcd to an encore. Maudie Hay.
hurst, Isabelle Daniel, Mildred Eos
ter Of Imperial all sang with clarity
ot tone and Frances Gourley, OF
Calexieo, gave selections from
: Martha in voice which gives
lauch future promise. Agnes Will
ians gave charming rendition of
Ter song, having her fine voice we'll
under control.
Vesta Pyle was perhaps the out
standing vocalist. Possessing =
voice of rare quality and fine re-
snnancc, Miss Pyle sang most pleas
iugly. The vocal duet by Adelaide
Hartman and Emily Sehmitt was
we'll given, their voices, both of
r,ch quality and tone.
After the program, delicious re-
trcshments We're served.
The program as presented follows:
= Groom, Groom, Underneat de
Moon, male quartet, e. II. Clut-
SAM George Sheldon. Rupert Bor-
den, S. T. Robinson, 4. II. Sheldon.
Mrs. Alpheus Woodruff Newkirk
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

, accompanist.
1.-The Swallow (Franz Schiller
Pearl BoswoItn.
THE Fairies Lullaby :, C. Mar.
tin,) Mary Cooper.
FIRST Violet of Spring, Sa'
chico Icrazono.
First Waltz Nobuko kage-
yalna.
'"lreland Is Heaven To Me,
song, (Gritfin, Harrison and kosc,)
Maudie Hayhurst.
"fIcur dc Lys' (Mathilde Bill
bro, Helen ChoIsser.
Idle Moments, (R. Lichner),
Hager Gertrude hartman.
Little Sally Waters, on. Green
wood,) Elizabeth Swinglc.
hose of Love. song, (Pierre
Connor,) Mildred Foster.
up the Mountain (M. Rcad,)
Allvenc Pyle.
Child $ Play Crank Bchr,)
Marion Gourley.
" Black bird, (Franz Schiller,)
Ii 4ih N'O'''
Tag Waltz" (F. swift,) Dor
othy Brunn.
Roses OF Picardy,' song, Hay
din Wood Always, Irving Ber-
lin Isabelle Daniel.
Crimson Clover George &.
Spaulding,) Mclba Coon.
=" Joyous Farmer (R. Schumann,)
Lille Lambeth.
II Hear Thrush at Eve, serc.
made, (Charlcs Wakefield Cadman,}
George Sheldon, Rupert Borden, 5.
I. Robinson, A. II. Sheldon. Mrs.
Alphcus Woodruff Newark, ac
Melody, duet, (Schumann) Hell
on Choisser and Marion Gourley.
Flower Song Gustav Langc,)
Temple Robinson.
NJ Appari Tut Amor, : from
q Martha (Frcderick Won Flowtow
= My Thoughts of You" (Tilden
Davis, Frances Gourley.
doll 5 Dream, (Thcodorc Ocs-
Elizabeth Elder.
=" Ripping Waves, C. Mil
Ward,0 Frank Wilby.
Sing Ne To Sleep song, ed
win Greenc,) Ethel Hooper.
Swallows Return, Z. Saba
thil, Myrtle Bruun.
Secret of Mine, (John 5. Fear
is, Adelaide Hartman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

have liquid which not only sets
and holds the wave, but leaves the
hair soft and smooth. Their waves
cost less than Il marcel and make
the hair into Il soft frame for the
face which IS Eost attra ~. De
not overlook the gifts for the
graduate at the Francis Drug Store.
In addition to more expensive
gifts, for the family TO give, they
have number of novel gifts suit
able for one girl to Civ another.
Perfume Is ;,lways accepta,A', rs
arc prrfun.i .i~trs, - d their stationery
comes in many tcsigns an rolors.
A box of four escorted color: woui3l
he dear to 4 j,':l : heart.
Flower shaped with six petals are
the newest Madeira handl;erchicfs.
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This is an opportune time 10 com

Lac 40 d4i SQpoA ttIlc lllnC 10 com
plcte your vacation wardrobe, with
the assurance that it will be correct
in every detail; for Salomon's have
reduced the majority of their more
exclusive gowns TO "A most interest
ing figure. The reduction includes
various styles of the silk sport and
street dress, many in two
piece styles; afternoon and
evening dresses are attractively
priced, and models range from the
light daintiness of the debuntantc
frock, TO the dignified severity of
the gown for the matron. Hats too,
are being offered for your summer
needs. Meadowbrook. Brodine and
those from Kellogg and Jeanart.
The choice is unlimited for there
are silk sport hats. straw. hair
braid, taffeta, felt and georgette
chapeauX in a large choice of col
ors and shapes. This really is a
splendid opportunity TO supply YOUR
self with attractive summer cloth
ing, and knowing the quality that
this store represents, the wise wo-
man will avail srheelf of this un-
Lsual offer An early choice is
suggested for YOU know first choice
is always the best.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
PLEASING RECITAL
GIVEN BY PUPILS
OF MRS. HARTMAN

The student recital Of Adelaide
Hartman at the Christian church
last night was splendidly performed
and much appreciated by the aud
fence which practically filled the
church. Following the program in
order, the small beginners played
first, all doing exceedingly well,
several playing from memory. Pear!
Bosworth. Mary Cooper, Sanchico
ana Tcrazono and Nubuko Rage
yama all did well OF the very
Youngest, Baby Hagar Gertrude
Hartman and Alvcnc Pyle stood out.
Temple Robinson of Scelcv played
remarkably we'll
Among the old students were Mel
ba Coon who played from memorl-,
Myrtle and Dorothy Brunn, Mary
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
To The Mountains, TO the cities,

To The Mountains, TO the cities
to the seashore, or a visit home
everyone is planning. planning. Our
merchants are ready to help us pre-
pare for the vacation, and never did
they offer more attractive choice
of vacation apparal. nor accesso-
ries. The graduate, too. has been
carefully thought Of this year, and
many are the suggestions TO please
her. SO the last hustle Of shopping
and then few months of relaxa-
fion. Choose carefully from the
wide display which is offered, and
your vacation is sure to be sue
tess.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
IRENE hIRCENER
BRIDE OF TISI AT
QUIET WEDDING

\ quiet wedding was solemnized
at the Baptist parsonage yesterday
afternoon at o clock when Miss
Irene kirehner became the bride 4
Clement Nisi, Rev. c. f. Flauagin
eading the service.
The couple, both of whom are
Fl Centrsls, were attended by Mr.
and Mrs. II. c. kirchner. brother
and sister-in-law of the bride
Miss kirehner is the daugh;cg of
Mir. and Mrs Henry Kirchncr WHO
have been residents of the valley
for a number Of years.
The young couple will make their
LONE in the city, the groom being
employed by the Arrowhead crcam-
cly company.
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MRS. r. {. CLEWON.S
ENTERTAINS FOR
HER BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Il. c. Clcmons was hostess TO
members Of her bridgr club ut hc,
homo Wednesday afternoon. The
hoEsc was prettiy decorated with
flowers Of varied shades.
High score prize in the bridge
contest was won by Mrs. W. J. Reid.
Assisted by Mrs. Bernardo Owen,
Mrs. Clemons served dainty re
fresiments following the games.
Those present were Mcsdames W.
J Reid, II. {. Dillcr, Eugene Ross.
DoUglas Deeble, Ross Crane, Stanley
Smith, Bernardo Owen and the hos,
tess.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
Blue Triangle Club
to Hare Weiner Roast

Members of the Blue Triangln
club are planning a weiner roasi ,
which win be held in the sand dunes
near Bond 5 Corner, tonight Each
member may invite several friends.
The party will meet ~ the rest
room at I clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

also on the junior college and high
school graduating programs next
week.
For The commencement programs
the combined glee clubs will sing
an arrangement Of Schubert S
,>nrcraIc, and selections will be
gwen by a boys quartet and a
girls double quartet, as well as
numbers by each glee club as Il
whole.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

ulation, it, was estimated by c. A.
BroSst Polk county. manager, VINO
based his Figures on new census
takcm~for city directory. Bross
said Seattle has Increased by about
10000 persons during the past year.