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Mems Oxfords, Special

40 Pairs Black. Scotch Grain, Calf
skin and Norwegian Grain Ok
f0rds. Medium toe. rubber
heel. $6.7S pair.
81 Psirs Tan Scotch Grain. Calf
skin and Norwegian Grain Ok
fords. popular Haig last. Spe-
cial. $@.7S.
y Pairs Tan Scotch Grain Golf
Oxfords. leather sole with
spikes. rubber heels. Special.
S6.7S.
IS Pairs White Canvas Oxf0rds.
leather sole and heel: Strand
last. Special. SH.7s.
Al sizes in the lot. but not all
sizes in each style
Mems Shoe section. Second acor.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Timely Values in Seasonable Rugs

Genuine Crex Rugs. sx1o. Reduced to s77s.
Genuine Crex Rugs, 6xo. Reduced to $3.50.
I Fine Wilton Rug, ox12. Was $o5 now $4o.5O.
| Beattie Seamless Administer Rug. oxl2. Was
$3.50; now $2o.50
/ Fine Quality Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rug 9xl2
was $32. 50; now $16
l Scotch Art Rug, exl2. Reversible and seamless
Was $3.50; now, $13.7S.
3 Rattana Fiber Runners. 27xf5 Greatly reduced be-
cause discontinued pattern $27s.
l Fiber Rug, 6xo Was $3.50; now, Sc.
Detox Rug, 6xl2. Ideal for porch. Was $3.50
now. $6.25.
/ Deart Rug. exo. Slightly damaged. Was $3.50
now, $s.75.
/. crex de Luxe Rug, 41zx71z Was $3.50; now $4.7s
Section. nocr
Glassware-Specia1 and Reduced
500 Colonial Glass Optic 1cedTea Tumbers. SC EACH
s Glass Fish Bowls. fancy stands. 7sc each.
100 Thn-blown Etched and Colored Base Claret
Glasses. Each, 1sc '...'
IL Light Cut Glass Water Sets, slightly imperfect
Set, 35c.
3 Decorated Candy Jars, color slightly imperfect
Special. SOC.
3-piece Colored Glass Console Set, $3.50.
10 Colonial Glass Water Pitchers. Special. 25c.
S Colored Glass Candle Lamps. Complete. 25c.
8 Decorated Glass Candlesticks. Special, 35c.
Glassware Section
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Crepe de Chine Blouses
S3.95: were $5.75

Shown in black and navy in
two distinct styles. Sizes
"a. 50, So, 40. ~.
J Satin Overblouses, in maroon.
red and green. Sizes IS to A
in the lot. Were &95. Now
sI.9S.
z Crepe de Chine Printed Over
blolses, in rust color. Sizes IS
and 40. Were $2.o5. Now Sl.sS.
2 White Broadcloth Athletic Step
in Shirts. sizes 80 and 4O Were
$3.o5. Now $zsS.
! White Rroadcloth Rider Shirt,
soiled. Size IS. Was SIS. Now
S3.7S.
4 Cotton SnrOcks, one in green.
three in tan. Were $1o5. Now
81.
Blouse Section. Third hocr.
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China---at Reduced Prices

Decorated English Porcelain DINNER Plates were sue
Now Sc 49, ..-o
I Decorated Porcelain Sauce Boat snd Stand was Si'U
Now 7Sc. 49, ~ .
Decorated Covered Butter D.enes we're SlU NO" Soc.
I Decorated Vegetable Dish. Was 75c. Now 3sc
] Decorated Cake Plate. vas otc Now Soe.
I Decorated Covered Sugar bowl was Wc Now 4Sc. =.
: Decorsfed 1o-inch Meat Dish. Was 5Sc. Now 3sc.
1 Decorated 14-inch Meat Dish was SlA! NOW 1Sc.
4 Decorated Egg Cups. Were &c. Now ISc .
= Decorated Imnorted Jug Was $18s. Now 81.
2 Iuster Vases. Were 81. Now soc .
other piecesmany imported al less t"n one-ha "er
former prices
Section
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Apiece Reed Suite, $3.50; was $95

This suite made Of fine quality closely reed
Finished in two-tone brown decorated. Con
sisting of chair. settee table and rocker
Oval Table, hber with wood top. finished frosted brown
Size "a by So inches. Was $50. Now S14.S.
Chasc Tongue reed with spring seat and back Maga
zine pocket Two-tone finished; decorated skyark was
S+650 Now $34S0.
Table Lamp of reed finished brown shellac. Was SS7S
Now $6.So.
Fiber Sewing Rockers finished brown shelac with box
spring cushion cretonne upholstered. Were Sl|o
Now SS.7s. 49,
Round Reed Tables. Finished in frosted brown Woven
top so inches in diameter. Were $10z5. Now S7.9S.
Fiber Rocker, in two-toncd parchment Can be used as
sewing rocker. Was S67S Now S49S.
End Tables Of semcrcular design One in fiber one in
reed. Were $50 Now $3.50.
Reed Settec finished in brown sheac. Automobile spring
seat. Was SOS. Now Slz.50.
Arm Rocker, finished in frosted Brown Upholstered
in rich tapestry, BOX spring cushions. Was $lSI5
Now $ll.7S.
Armchair, built OF rattan. finished in green and yellow
Waterproo cushions. Was $3.50 Now S13JS.
Rockers automobile spring seats Spring backs
Tapestry upholstered finished in frosted brown Were
S215O Now SIS.7S.
Fiber Arnhas finished brown shelac, upholstered in
tapestry. Were $40 Now S147S.
Fiber Settee six-oot size. Finished olive drab sheac
tapestry upholstered. Was SIS Now s62!Se.
Wicker Furnit
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50 Pairs Wolfe Curtains
Special, $1.l5 Pair

Soft and sheer. cool and neat.
Dainty ruffies and ruffied. tie
backs. Shown in white. A very
exceptional value.
50 Pairs Marquisette Rufbed
Curtains, with ruff1ed tie
backs. attractive dot design.
All white. Pair, special, 81.
100 Pieces Drapery Materials.
suitable for scores OF pt,r-
poses, especially sash curtains
and single window draperies.
q to "a OF Former Prices
1zS Pieces Material suitable tor
making pillows, table covers
etc.
"a to n of Former Prices
Curtain Section. Sixth floor.
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20 Windsor Chairs, very special, $S.75 each

Finished in brown mahogany. with braced spat back.
shaped saddle seat. The des gn is most unusual and
distinctive.
Spinet Desk. large 81 inches long Was $780, Now &c.
Niahogany-6nished Windsor Armchair. Was 1875 Now
SoJS :.
Smokers Cabinet mahogany finish with hun,idor and fit
tings. Was $3.50 Now $3.50. 49, ~ ,
Living Table OF solid carved walnut Was $2l Now
SSzS. g.,
Console Table. drop leaf. Berkey and Gay make. Solid
walnut. Was $2o7s. Now Szz.G 49, 49,.
Smoking Stand the boudor: decorated ivory Was $S75
Now S.2S.
Side Chair for hall upholstered. Spanish design Seat
in mulberry velour Was $3.50 Now S2S
Pedestal mahogany hnsh. 35nch height Heavy MASSIVE
design. Was So. Now $3.50. 49, .-o
! Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, mahogany finish. Was $3.50
Now s45S. .
Fernery mahogany finish. with self watering metal flower
contaner. Was $1o7S. Now S145S 49,
Folding Chairs mahogany hnh for cards camping Were
S. Now $37S.
Occasional Table imported from Italy Very finely carved
Was $4s Now $3.50
I Wall Table, imported from Italy Also may be used as
davenport table Louis XVI design. Was $3.50 Now &c.,
Davenport, excellent quality with loose spring CUSHIONS
upholstered in striped denim. Was $112.50. Now $N
Folding Game Table, "a inches black frame with
black MORE top splendidly built Was $l2O Now S9zS
Furniture Section Sixth Moor
Evening star., 1926-06-03

II Pairs White Duck Flapper Trousers
Sizes II. II and IS years. Greatly re-
duced to 45c pair.
Lightweight Topcoats "a really nn-
usual value Sizes. TO- u and IS
wears Greatly reduced to $4.o5.
l3 Lightweight Cricket Sweaters. in
bright, attractive colors Sizes. y to
10 years. Greatly reduced to $1.7s.
% Boys Shirts. with collars attached
Tan only. Reduced to Csc.
Roys Section Fourth floor
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These Summerv Frocks-that regularly
sell at almost twice this price offer
>ed"m-iound opportunity t" buy cool. col
oriul Summer Frocks a, great savings
Non can almost buy two irocks for what
YOU usually would pay ior one. And these
frocks tub we'll and will he fresh all sum
mer.
Hor. Frcck Section. Th,rd floor
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture
Greatly Reduced
All this furniture sold "as is" subject
to scars. imperfections. damages.

All THIS furniture sold as IS, SUBJECT
to scars. imperfections. damages
/ Buffet combination walnut and gumwood Queen
Anne design. Was $67s0 Now $50.
Dresser, combination walnut and gumwood light French
walnut finish. 44-inch size Was $50. Now A2
Simmons Ivory Twin Bed, with metal panel Was so25
Now $65S.
Simmons Bed ivory Gracene model Twin size Was Sos
Now $67S.
I Metal Bed with beautifully grained panels Was s2o75.
Now SzzS.
Red Cedar Chest 45-inch size. Well made durable Was
$3.50. Now SO.
Chase Tongue with deep soft cushions upholstered in
bright glazed chintz Was $3.50. Now SIS.
Extension DayBed Engander make. Wooden ends, coil
springs cretonne- e-covered pad. Was SAL Now $50.
Simmons Twin Bed wood finish with mismatched head and
foot panels Was $2S Now $3.50.
Simmons Double Bed, Round continuous posts Was
Sill Now SS.zS.
Bed Springs. of fine quality wire SIT size Were
$12 Now So.
Buffet combina aon mahogany and gumwood 66inch size.
design Was 500 Now S7S
Dining Room Table, combination mahogany Size 4S by
20 inches Was $3.50 Now $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Women's Summer Rayon Frocks, $3.95
Good Selection in Regular and Special Sizes IL to 81

Choose from the popular straghtline
dresses. in plain colors. stripes or p'aidS.
White collars and cuffs. dainty embroidery
and drawn work add to their sn,artnesS.
OF course. the quantity is limited and will
I've less than the demand So make Your
selections early.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
200 Dozen Hair Nets
special, 35c dozen

Real Human Hair Nets. single
mesh. cap and fringe style.
Shades OF light, medium and dark
brown, black. auburn and blonde.
Notions Section. Fret floor.
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: Ship Models, $9.75
Were $Io.75

I Venetian Argosy and I Spanish
Gaileon. slightly damaged.
4 Panel Mirror, with picture at
top. Was $ll.7S. Now S7.7s.
d, dissection Martel Mirrors. Re
duced to $3zS.
? Panel Mirrors. with pictures AZ
top. Were S5.7S. Now $3.50.
10 Framed Pictures. Greatly re-
duced. Various titles.
Picture Section Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Exceptional Values for BOYS

rs Palm Beach Caps. in good selection OF
colors. Sizes bM to 7. Grouped ac-
cordng to sizes. Greatly reduced to
45c.
81 Wash Hats. in variety OF styles. in
cuding white and khaki Sizes 81
to 7. Greatly reduced to 4Sc. -
Small Boys Spring Refer. in size 2
years. Greatly reduced to SOS.
10 Overall Suits. Of khaki. with red trim
ming. Sizes 5 to 7. Reduced to 75c.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
46 Pairs Women's White
Pumps, special, pair, $3.65

White Kid and Canvas Colonial
Pumps. Cuban and Spanish heels.
Reduced because OF broken size
range. Sizes: TO 61l. 8 AAA: 4.
~. 81. 6ll. !. w. 3 "A: 4. AZ.
81. 6H A: 4. ~. 81. 6II. ! b;
.35, 4. ~, 81 {.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Silverware-Reduced

II Butter Knives, 1S47 Rogers
Plate. Mayfair pattern. Were
SOC. Now 25c.
II Pickle Forks, with long han
dies. Were Soc. Now 2Sc.
Serving Spoons. Were 81.
Now soc.
2 Dozen Small Soup Spoons.
Were $6. Now s. dozen.
Table Crmnber. Was $225.
Now 81.
Nut Bowl. Was S.. Now 81.
Sjlvprware SertjOp rjrst HCcr
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Hand-Embroidered Pieces
Greatly Reduced

? Aibatross ShawIs. one pink. one
white. Reduced to S..
! Crib Spread. Reduced to Sz.2S.
2 Redspreads. Reduced to S..
2 Bedspreads. Reduced TO 50.
I Redspread. Reduced to S8.2S.
I Bedspread. Reduced TO Sll.
I Bedspread. Reduced 10 S9.S0.
Art Embroidery Section Sixth hoor
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Wonen's Outsize Silk
Hose, special, $l.10 pair

p pairs in chiffon and few
regular weights. in silver. gold
and cordovan. Greatly reduced.
80 Pairs Fuli-fashioned Black I'm
ported Chiffon Lisle Hose, re-
ducd 10, pair, SSc.
80 Pairs Women's Two-tone Rose
and Silver, Silk and Lisle Mixed
Hose. also Sports Hose. in
brown novelty isle. Reduced
to CSC.
II Pairs Dark Brown Ful.fash-
iored Silk Hose, reduced to.
pair. 6Sc.
uDeiarr SecSiCu FIRST noOr
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Women's and Misses Apparel Reduced

Silk Crepe Dresses in blue and tan Sizes " to a.
Figured Silk Crepe Dresses rose and blue Sizes % and a.
Dresses Roma. and two piece ;,y; ''"
White Chiffon Graduation and Evening Dresses sizes 80 and
Black and Flesh Evening Dress sze s. Reduced to s1l
Blue Fiat Crepe and Tan Georgette Oresse z Sizes 50 and
Navy Tanet. Dresses ard Is Reduced sI@so.
Afternoon" Dresses. in brown and green satin Size ~ Re
wscra fat trimmed in silver Sizes 40
Sport. Suit piaid taaea with crepe Roma Size Is
At."co" c.. os: 9:s crsRs % . S"' S'7e s. Reduced =" "
Navy r.fet. ocs:. a: size Is Rsdseed IL p.s to s9
Plaid ss T.ffet: IS Dress. size e Reduced to 81,
White Crepe and Navy T.net. Dresses. 10 and Is
Navy Taneta Dresses sizes 10 and 10 Reduced sls7s.
Navy Georgette and Tses Dress. size TO- Reduced to
Sd IS Reduced to '
49, Reduced to SIC.
@ and So '"' cocoa Nom"
BLACK Satin Afternoon Dress. combined with French blue
Afternoon Dress golden brown crepe sleeveless TERED
M,.e: ."i Dr... ' section noor
Little Silk Dresses georgete satin and crepe;
asked m M and % Rddr.S s., Long sleeves Sizes %
Silk M prints and "oysy
navy, hlaek green and sizes 4ds 4,7s. 441l
sp.,.' ,si s.,. Fss"ss' .:e,iss Third sG 'ss' ssss
English imported Tweed Coats msnn;shy tailored full
silk lined single 3 and d d0T R1sne.s BREASTED m % tan and heather
voga Coats novelty pockets Button trimmed finished
with tie. Sizes IS to y In green. blue Reduced
Tweed Coats. with and without sapss !. rust and b"'
woS s '"sd G sa" sass rs 81 and sse; 20 Reduced to ''
I Navy Blue Tailored Suit Greatly reduced s1zse.
b;::: and
MISS. sssy ss i'd ss"sses cs s:ss RstsS ,ss, to 3 $3.50
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Special Value---Women's Silk Umbrelas-$3.75


finished Tips
andr Brown Purple and Black
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Mems A1-Linen Handkerchiefs
Special, s for 81

Six initiated Alinen Handkerchefs in box. Special 81.
very unusual value, but only 50 dozen this price.
Handkerchief Section First
Evening star., 1926-06-03
iday--Remnant Day--Great Sa

Remnant Day Merchandise is re"rnobie esch""geobe M"
o. approval; mail phone orders accepted
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Two-Piece Sports Dresses
$3.50: were S4G.5O

OF fine brocaded rep. Yellow green and flesh: each
slightly soiled.
imported Friska Sports Dresses Were S5o50 Now SIS.
White Silk Pleated Skirts Greatly reduced to S0.
Two-pece Jersey Suits. in light Reduced to 50.
Sroru ear Section I'd floor
Evening star., 1926-06-03
18 Pairs Women's White
Canvas Oxfords
special, pair, Csc

Military heels. white leather Sole.
Made nv Laird. Schober & Co.
Sizes: 5. + .AAA: 4. 5 .AA: 81. ~
A; -. a. 5.
wom.n's Shoe Section. Third hoor.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Sweaters-Grcat1y Reduced

Sweaters. Of light wool in light Reduced
10 $l9S
Two-piece Knit Sweater Suits in navy and black
Reduced o S6.1S.
Siip.over Sweater, white orchid Reduced S.Se
Printed Silk Scarfs, light and dark combns Greatly
reduced q SI95
4 Printed Silk Scarfs greatly reduced to $685.
secio
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Fridays Values in Women's Undertakings
Costume Slips Greatly Reduced

COSTUME OhpS Greatly Keouced
Radum Slips, with uck bottom Blue
10. Were ST. SS.1.
Est Rdun Slips with deep hem Rust color Sizes and 50 Were
S.. S37.
hem orchid Sizes "a. ~ a.
We're $7oS S.
with cooed godets
and We're NowS
Knit Underwear Reduced
g. Slightly oled Reduced TO
TO
Muslin Underwear Reduced
Dimity Is If and H.
ire
Kimonos and Loungng Pajamas Reduced
handenh
with
shades
o
Jacket o
Natural pou2eI beautiful
Silk Lingerie Reduced
Greatly reduced to AoS
White flesh 3d. IS and a.
S41
Gloves with Size TO
Silk bodice peach and a. a.
o
CrepeS II l..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-06
SAVE RUBBER

The saving to the American people affected by
reducing federal taxes will be eaten up, twice by
tn increased cost of rubber Present prices said to
be $7OO,OOOO00 year more than the market ought to
pay
Our rubber consumption is mostly in the form of
automobile tires The alleged eXtortion costs the
automobile $50 to $40 a year.
The consumer cannot beat this game, but he can
help himself to considerable extent. Secretary Of
Commerce Hoover says
eve can reduce our consumption of rubber 25 per
cent without decreasing the of our cars by single
mile if we will simply repair tires in time and use
them carefuy.'
Any repair will money for the automo-
blist the latter can't make the necessary repairs
himself doesn't want to. Any tire dealer will give
general directions for getting the most out of
tires
Fast driving overheas tires and them out
prematurely Sudden starting and stopping is bad for
them. Over-nfa aton encourages blow-outs; under-n-
flaon may break the fabric and ruin them Moderate
and careful driving, and filling holes cracks III the
outer layer of rubber they develop, may double
the life of any tire.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-06
COLDS AT SCHOOL

1t is the of colds, when common colds"
commOner than ever, and more dangerous.
The worst breeding place of this ubiquitous disease
is the school Children with colds insist on
broadcasting them and children without colds sell
DOM careful to avoid snfflers and coughers Many
children catch cold at school and again. and
then bring it home and distribute it among the rest
of the family. So common is this procedure that
thousands of mothers and fathers dread to school
begin in the fall, and particularly dread the winter
months.
1t isn't only the common colds" either. Most Of
the children's diseases that spread easily through
a community begin with cold. SO there is never any
telling what apparently ordinary cold may be the
harbinger Of
Parents should realize far than they usually
do what serious offense it is against the commun
ity to let child with cold in the contagious stage
to school Often the school authorities and teachers
astonishngly lax in the matter
If every snffling coughing child sent home,
with orders to stay there until the cold cured the
total loss Of time for sickness in the school would
be greatly diminished, and the community health
would be greaty improved.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-06
FASTER TRAINS

Rapid transit in the future may not be in the air,
after ALL as most people have assumed. President
Alfred Of the Pere Marquette railroad tells the Amer
lean Railroad association that the railroads hold
their lead in passenger traffic in freight traffic. if
they will only adapt themselves to the situation
The public. says Mr. Alfred, can be given Just as
rapid transportation it wants by the steam lines,
running the solid ground with greater safety than
air transport attain 1t is mainly question
Of roadbed Improvement and better rolling stock. He
proposes to build solid concrete roadbed and oper
ate trains roller bearings These improvements, to-
gether with the easier grades and genter curves and
presumably with electric internal combustion
gnes would enable the trains to at any speed de-
sired
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-06
TEN YEARS AGO
January 6. 1916

+. A. Pcrkiss Of FL Centre leased
1000 acres for cotton, and II. IT,
Peterson leased 1900 acres for the
same crop, the latter acreage being
part Of The George A. Long hold
ings below the line.
The law practice formerly carried
ON by the firm Of McPherrin and
Nichols was Dissolved, Galen Nichols
and Roy d. McPherrin announcing
they would maintain separate offices
in the future. Nichols, who was
district attorney, moved his head.
quarters to FL Centric, McPherrin
continuing in Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-06
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

W t"4i
G. f. johnson returned returned
to the valley from trip to his for
mer home at Mitchell, Nebraska.
He had purchased the IT, II. Peter.
son ranch a short timc before
Three shifts of men were being
employed by the Holton Power com
Panv III dredging the power canal
lioltville.
Nr. aud Mrs. Joel Barnett, par
cnts of |. w. and G. O. Barnett and
Mrs. Il. r. Wilton, a sister Of Mrs.
|. w. Barnett, arrived in Imperial
from Earlham, Iowa, to visit their
relatives and spend the winter in
he valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-06
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GAEIS
Copyright, 1928, by McClurs
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
SHELTER ROCK

.'Wait minute Jingle! Where
are vou going = called Uncle Wig
giIy to one Of his little rabbit girls
one day as he watched her hop out
of the side door Of the hollow
stump bungalow and go bounding
across the SNOW.
"I m Just going to play. daddy
cums!' Jingle answered. And. as
her father watched he saw her slide
into the open end of hollow log
that lay on the snow-covcrcd
ground.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-06
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for This Date
III Past Years
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO
Januarv 6, 1903

Samuel ". Runaway returned
from Il business trip to Los Angeles
Robertson Ware, Of Arizona. was
investigating conditions in the val
ley with the idea of purchasing land
in the TToltville district.
Mrs. A. S. Watson left for Red
lands after visiting friends in I'm
nerial for q week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19

kann 's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19

The size is it. wide by s #. 9 in.
long. and they come in white, olive,
medium and dark green. They are
mounted on excellent spring rollers,
and are complete with all necessary
fixtures and ring pull. An unusual
value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
Here's the Ne,Uest
Orthophonic
VictrOla
1925 =,

The cahiret is the
Italian Renaissance
style. fms he'd in
mahogany. veneered.
blended. 1t is 1856
in. high. PA in.
wide and 1874 in.
deep. Operates by
spring motor. stops
automatiCalFy: mo-
tor runs 10 minutes
without roWinding.
and ii has a capa-
city for 80 records.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19

A sale that will he of par
ticular interest to the thrifty
housewife, as it offers hun
dreds of pic ces of this famous
ware at real savings. The
following are an example of
the savings:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-13
FIRE AUXILIARY
MEMBERS GUESTS
OF MRS. MORGAN

Mrs. Howard Morgan, assisted by
Mrs 6. G. Ferguson. entertained the
members Of the Ladies Auxiliary Of
the FL Centre fire department who
gathered at the Morgan aome yes.
1crdav for an afternoon OF cards.
Five hundred was the diversion
and Mrs. c. F. FcrS>on WAS the win
ner Of the high score prize. Mrs.
Emory Gerard received the conso-
l&tiou award.
Refreshments were served hv the
hostesscS following the games.
Those present included Mrs. \.
Woodring and Mrs. h. L. Palmer,
guests. and Mcsdamcs Jasper Irar-
ers. Garth Squire. Frank Bowies.
Glen Provost, Jack Tackett, c. ),
Reed, Ernest Sanders Ira Wake
field, Emory Gerard. {. F. Ferguson,
c. {. Ferguson and Morgan. mem
lers
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-13
SOCIAL CALENDAR
.SHOW.S MANY SMART
AFFAIRS PLANNED

With several sost"sses planning 10
entertain, and two Ten Thousau
club events scucuulcd, the present
week promises to bc a busy one so-
cially.
Today a number Of El Centre
women have gone to Brawley. whore
Mrs. w. II. Best is giving bridge
luncheon.
Tonight one of the larger social
events is scheduled, with Mr. and
Mrs Howard =. Meyer and Mr.. and
Mrs Don c. Bitler giving a dinner
dance at the Meyers new home ON
Wenslev avenue.
Mrs. Forrest kutz and Mrs. Rob
ert W. Campbell are entertaining
the Round Table members and their
Husbands 1t bridge dinner tem'r-
l9w night. The affair which spec
ially compliments the husbands, Will
Bt given al the kutz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Holt ais have
s,dmner party planned for Wcdnrs-
DIV night, at the Hotel Barbara
Worth. On Fridar Mrs. Holt will
Nave as her guests for Il bridge
ll.nchcon II the -lotel the members
Of the FRIDAY Bridge club.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-13
HOME DEPARTMENT
LEADERS GUESTS OF
MISS ORPHA MILLER

Miss Oruha y. Mile entertained
the county chaimau and leaders OF
the farm home department work
with pot luck luncheon served at
her home. 60 Park avenue, on Sat
urday. The afternoon was dcvoJco
to tie regular monthly county chair
mcu 5 meet.
Reports of the various county Of
ficcrs were given. and plans made
for future activities OF the depart
meut. The date Of "ach-ovement
dav." for the girls club, was sci
for Nav 20. Miss Miller also gave
u report.
Those present included Mesdames
Margaret Cook. Maudc Austin, =. t.
Robinson. Goudrr, holns, Walter
Hawk. Long, Iii Flcu. Forrreter,
A.C. Imuny Lynch. +. T.. Albright,
Nary Fiskc and Miss Miller.