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Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
TODAy'S BOX SCORES
AMERICAN
AZ Bostnn-First Game

New York GOO O20 l01-5 II !
Boston 0l0 600 002-3
Thomas aud Collins: ZahniScr,
Kicfcr and CASTOR, Bischoff.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
A. Cleveland
81. I0lIiS

St. Louis 100 coo 021 00-4 12 >
cleveland 0l0 0O3 600 02-6 II ,
Zachary. Ballou and Hargrave; !;
Thle and L. Scwcll.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
At Chicago

Pittsburgh GOO 005 000-5 s l
Chicago 002 600 GOO : l
Morrison and Gooch; Root and
Gonzales.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
At Detroit

Chica"o 10" 00l GOO 9 q
H,-~ni1 0)j 00l 03N . % o
I;luukenshop, Lcvercttc and
Grouse; Stoncr and Basslcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
NATIONAL
At New York-First Game

BROOKLYN 600 0l0 000-1 3 .
New York 040 001 00x-5 > 0
Barnes. Ehrhardt and O'NciN.
Graves; Greenfield and SNYDER.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

Kern Mesa, east Of Bakersfield,
will market II vegetable crops this
season, to the value of 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
At New Ycrk-Second Game

Brooklyn 002 600 Q2l-5 II .
New York 600 100 52x-S II !
Grimes. McWeenv and Hargraves; :;
Scott and Florence. Snyder. McMul-
lin.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

Kern county began shipping april
cots 10 Los Angeles by truck on
May 7, sending a load of 300 boxes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

The Cooperative Cannery at Mo-
desto, Stanislaus county, recently
turned out 1000 cans of peas III one
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

n10u,ed that he was under contract
with 4 rcal estate firm until today
and could not leave.
Put distance or no distance. ana
contract or no contract. Dempsey
will aDpear for trial today or else
= bench warrant will be issued for
lis arrest, according to the repeated
statement OF the adamant Jusicr
BAILEY.
Dempsey WIS arrested Iato IN
March by Traff'c Officer ". A.
Harrison ,vro alleged that the bov-
or was driv'"o - 'vil"s an hour.
COMPLAINT Of Sp"~liug, answered bv
HomnSev's chaufforr. v.ba p1a7d"l
not ""i'tv. was later changed to
one Of reckless driving. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

Three Rivers. Tularc county. has
begun the season 5 shipment Of fat
range cattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

Orland. Glenn county. will hold
special election in June TO vote
money for mrsjc and advertising
purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
First Game

Washington
OOn 1l0 002-l7 l
Philadelphia
400 , o 0 0t2-l2 l. )
Cove1cskic, Morill, Nprbcrrv and
Ruel. Grove, Walbcrg. Ramhartnrr
arI C0cranc. Fox.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

On July l. Moro Bay. San Luis
OhiSno county. will vote on Il
$50, O00 wafer bond issue
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

The old 80 acre Buhach ranch at
Mcrccd is being subdiyided into one
to five acre tracts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

Sanger, Fresno county. last sea
SON shipped lie ears OF citrus fruits
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

Kings county has q large ncanut
fir'd on the Schazigiui ranch near
Murray.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
BOY SCOUTS WILL
BE SEEN AT THE
WILSON SCHOOL

(COntiuned from Page l)
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

Submarine telephone cables are
used in some places where telephone
lines cross river or other body OF
: water. The cable is laid on the river
bottom, where it usually sinks into
the sand or mud and lies hidden. The
heavy armor is for protection against
anchors or boat keels which might
otherwise puncture it. 1t is heavily
insulated against water, for IL the
wires become moist, they are dead"
and useless. The cost Of constructing
such cable is very high, and great
care is consequently taken in laying
them to see that no damage is done
the long talking serpent"
When the cable is laid, 1t marks
the end of long task. For some
time before the actual laying, the
cable has been assembled at certain
place. unreeled from the big wooden
reels, spliced together where one reel
stops and new one begins, and load
ed on a barge or other craft for the
actual Sinking" The tug pulling
the barge starts out, and as 1t moves
the cable on the barge is "payed out"
1t is very heavy, and sinks immedi-
ately. The men working on the job
have to see that no kinks get into the
long stretch of steel, and as it goes
over the side to watch that it pays
out at a uniform speed-not too fast,
not too slowly. Then, too, the cable
ia being constantly tested to see that
none of that already laid has de-
yeloped a leak. In all, the crew is
indeed busy one.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

Every so often / feel it my special
mission In life TO protest against the
general ugliness of our common house
hold appliances. Why on earth we
should have a charming hearth-brush
in the living room and hideous vel
low-handled red-labelled broom In the
kitchen, l don't see. Why should the
tea-cart In the dining room be love
ly to look at and the ironing board
in the laundry be las plain as an old
maids face" as the old saying was
many years ago.
Recently l have been trying to edu-
cate some of the manufacturers of
household tools. implements and
furniture by writing to them and sug-
gesting amusing decorative handles,
gay coats of paint or enamel. and per-
haps bit of really good designing In
the shape of the article itself. If they
only knew 1t, women would buy their
wares just twice as fast If they were
beguiled by delft blue dust-pan, an
ironing-board with the legs painted
sage green and buff, or a carpet
sweeper of orange and black A set
of kitchen forks and dish mops with
blue handles to match the blue-tiled
linoleum would be irresistible TO most
housewives
Well, they'll do it some day, and
then we shall have beautiful refrigera-
tors as well as beautiful highboys. at
tractive gas stoves as we'll as low
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

able open flreplaces. Meanwhile, we
must do the best we can by beautlfy-
ing our practical household convent
ences ourselves. Get few cans Of
bright enamels, carrying out the color
plan of your kitchen and dining nook,
possibly. and make your prosaic tools
lovely to look at and fun to work
with. Brighten up the ironing board
standard, paint up the step-ladder,
doll up the broom and brush handles,
decorate the carpet sweeper. Paint
the plain kitchen table, decorate the
plain kitchen chairs. Use blue and
white and yellow bowls to mix things
in.
There is no place in the modern
kitchen, gay with crisp curtains, pots
of flowers on the sill, and rows of
pretty plates on the wall. for the
unadorned and ugly tools of common
household service If the makers will
not beautlfy them, we must do 1t our
selves.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

Seemed Appropriate

The Women's Debating society was
holding meeting in the village hall
and the subject under discussion was
sour Husbands"
The chairman arose and made the
following statement; What we want
is some sort of organization for our
husbands, and we would like a few
suggestions"
"How about Our Dumb Friends
league?" inquired member.-Stray
Stories.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07
RULES

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enter the campaign. II is not necessary to be sub
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entering.
The count will be by means Of free coupons printed
Il each issue of the and by special point
which issued in exchange for each subscription
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count the campaign
Point coupons once issued cannot be transferred
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They must either be clipped from paper be secured
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Workers may subscriptions anywhere No
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In the evdn of a tie, prizes of equal value will
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No employee of this paper or member of his or her
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This is clean-cut business proposition and fair
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There will be favores and losers in the
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Call phone write the Campaign Manager for
ay information you desire Phone Lamberyle 1902.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07
How the Prizes
Will be Awarded
Here is a list Of The five prizes,

1Ttrt Is pTIZeS:
FIRST PRIZE-1927 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN
SECOND PRIZE-FORD TUDOR SEDAN
500 CASH-THIRD PRIZE
S IS CASH-FOURTH PRIZE
so CASH-FIFTH PRIZE
The above prizes will be awarded absolutely free of
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News Points will be issued all cash subscriptions as
follow: ~ 80
SUBSCRIPTION RATES AND POINT SCHEDULE
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Renewals of present subscriptions, and new sub
serptions will all count according the above scbed
ule No subscriptions will be accepted to apply on the
campaign for less than year longer than six
years in advance from any person.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07
o Secure a Car Free Little Energy
Campaign Just Starting, Ends Wednesday, Nov TO- 1926
Paid WhoF dltWM


L ROW " w HI "a Il l RA<~
FIRST-You enter the campaign by sending or bring
ing to The Iambertvie Office entrance coupon
good for 5000 Free Points, but only entrance
pom will be accepted from each worker
Then enlist the aid of all your friends and neigh
bers. Get them TO the free coupons which
printed in the paper each week and ask them to give
you a cash subscription to The Record News Use
your telephone and notify them that entered in
the campaign and working to win of the
automobiles Let know have entered before
they promise to help someone else DO not let another
person beat you to the subscription which you know
you may easily get.
BE ambitious and determined TO win from the start.
If you have friends whom cannot at once, write
to them
Call ar send to The Lambertvillc Office for
cept book to in soliciting subscriptions. The Cam
paign Manager will be glad to have you write call,
that he may explain anything about the Campaign which
you may not understand Telephone write the Cam
paign Mmiagcr If you cannot call, and he will be
glad TO call you and explain full details.
Secure every point coupon possible, but work for
cash subscription coupons--they count the most.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

Beautifying the Practical
By MARGARET BRUCE

OCOOOONNJOOO
WNU Service
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
Bacon Adds to
Flavor of Food

Nv using bacon frcqgentlv the
fo9>.2.to add, greatly t. tho flavor
aul interest ot the food She serves.
r;acnu cam ho cooked and served
Hs.} greens and bcau>, aud used n
aui>h aud give flavor ia MANY
sr4etah.o>, pod,gy and meat di>h-
IS. \ small auount previously
cooked ANA cut up makes amy soup
fa~ticr Bacon with eggs, scram-
aloa or fried i hearty cnongl for
Giuwr dish occasionally.
~ayorv rolls made out Of chopped
urat. such ae beet and pork mivcd,
arr greatly improved by lay
.g o".r thcn thin slices Of bacon.
2alea .eap the strfacc moi>fcuca
fa fat duriug the baking. Tho.
-li.c- should be scored ON the edge,
that they viii not curl ip in
.aEiu-. THE bacon il, particularly
wua.d for f'ator"nd fat whcn Tho
uwud mcat i chiefly beef. Two
rusar ,lire, ~ bacon placed uu-
AFR 'ae rHI in the baking pan viii
~ ten' tde meat from sticking anl
.t tu ne fat available for gravy
HatiI-
1v placing q taw Slices of bacon
ter.at your macaroui and chcc~
t before putting in the oven. II
-cat.g iplproyrs the flavor.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
{ CHPFSTF4N CHURCH
SUPPER PROVES
SUCCESSFUL EVENT

y most successful and >pendidlr
attended gathering was held by the
members Of the State Street Chris
-iau church la~t night, who enjoy.
81 Il pot lack supper at the church,
followed bv an informal program
II music and talks.
OF outstanding interest was Il
tiae message oil Love and Ser
vice, given by Rev. William
GhrNertou Of Los Angeles. Nine.
knIglian, IN charge Of church mt
sic. spoke on : Worship IN Song
Miss Sylvia Lc Fceypr talked ON
boys worl, in the Junior depart
ment. and Miss luez Baker preSi=
lent Of the LOYAL Young Peoples
class reported upon the fIourishin4
condition Of the class which al
.aadv has membership of -,
" I.rftir-We.l introduced tie VII
..as speakers.
hrii4htful mu,j..fi selections wee
furnished by lg1u Afi;"do. violin
81, accompanied by Martha Jenkins
-* IT, n'aHo.
rHr,nG rsc cvf'.1a '*e, ""1"
-4Ecn towards tAc Organization ii
a women : a'IX:l...., IT The .a.-r,h,
&I;sb viii ,aEe .. >att +; tplaea
a.a community ir-ar.t,c. Four
teeu members sigucd t'r roll, ami
II was decided 10 he'a tie tir,t
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Mar-Aa
steele Olive street, next NeGar>-
day evening.
The church rooms aal diaHcr
tables were attrartivc9y decorated
with quantities Of asrcra. Mrs. \.
l.. Graves acted IS chairmn uf the
decorating committee. Mes ,amc,
Pitts ana Griggs were in charga Of
tAc efficient work Of the dinner
committcc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
RECEPTION GIVEN
At Music ACADEMY
CHARMING AFFAIR
ti4Ailt-tI1l1ll1i

Marking the opening of FL Cen
tio 5 musical season. Director ana
Mrs. Elmer 4 Todd, assisted oy
the faculty Of the Academy If Mn
Sic, last night entertained nam
Ter of their friends at charming
reception alid musicale. The affair
was omplimentafv TO tAe aea.-
emy's two new faculty mymbrl~.
Lcttie Farley Van IIocscn ana Miss
.hiice Kaye, b0,a OF whom rroHH>
!" add much IA the masical Iiir OF
Imperial Nauey f4 tI1cr work.
Mrs Earlcv-Nau Ilocsrn "pcneI
her group, which followed several
delightful piano salps ~ Ms kase.
with Russian folk song In vi
lanelle. her f.ea>jag es.agatala
soprano was heard to excellent adj
vantage
Robert Services poem, Com
fort, viii MUsical setting by
freda rcrFe, later followed hy Il
hind poem and an impressive rendl
tiun of the Twentv-Third psalm as
interpreted by an Indian, gave
thase present an opportunity 10 en-
.i"v tho mu3ula+uGS Of Mis- Farley
Van. Hoe So : osa,7ing voice. Tie
I'airy fs,H Brewer egnira IL
niger gras eHste repeated follow
ing eontinee .P'ause. wa, aisa
eharmingly given.
sympathetic Accomplishments IL
Miss Estele Neeaham added u the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
Variations In
Salad Dressing,

&a,saaai~e i oac 4 the most
! i = ~ - zsa.. a.ssss.n->. L i
80 Vi il i. ua! so@m, and
- 80 r zya 1as.a.iaaS.
j i .Ia..tl- ~ .E.7aais. Il. who."
! =. - - -. ase asse. With
! 0as AID aa.a=..a sars es.a.i Ereak
t.aa - llss -. ts5aa bottom
i haHs. - .aa>a >aeea n
>....e. - II t=Ef5. :t.i -. a7p"j-
Ea a@. 8 - - s.....s. ga,
ias, In. ..sg.s.. -. .sa s5e ii!
seas aaaJ = 5@e r. AHas th.e&eu>
;a.t tn aela e'esHa5 MI IL
-. Aaa#5 - H.. aaaa- ef .e#a :
requires. Tty uaveaaa..c ~oa.d
H. i.sp5 n /, ."'. I.t.,, u~f SHorlH
'''' - var.a ..s4.
J.. r. ;ae pisi4 dse,>.a9 add
yl.efnya lad cooked o@-,.
A&d r.thpr relish - Flrea!i,ii
to pia... daa,s.a,,.
j. l-att over Vegetables ~Uol ">
l.a,, ca"o,s aey elvPstt pickles
"d1"r 10 ,dc plain dressing.
+. N'Eitc ,aaeunuai>c u. fwp
eg4 Whites instead ~ one whole
c,.... For >ptria! occasion, this may
b> tinted amy desired color.
;. Thousand Island To cup
uayuInalsc add 4 tablespoons Chilli
Sauce, > tablespoons catSup, table
spoon chopped pilueutuc>, ! hard
cooked cgg and - cup whipped
cream.
6. Small amounts If chopped
American cheese and chopped meat
added to the mavonnasp.
:. Add ] cup whipped cream TO
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
Another Year Has Started

ANCGHeI Sear t1aS STARTED with
new STYLES, new colors, new ideas;
the shops are receiving fall ship
mcnts and ii ) time to start our
shopping expeditions. Peggy is not
only going to tell what is in the
shops this year, she is alsc
going to tell of individu
al STYLES seen on the streets. For
instance there is the delightful lady
who always wears yellow, peach,
orange and those harmouizing tones.
She is. attractive looking, she has a
charming manncr-hut il is her care.
ful choosing of various tones of the
same color in all her clothes that
has established her as an indiviau.
al. Her example IS rs important as
knowledge of fashions.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
Coolidge Attends
Bucky's Wedding:
IL, tinted Press Leased Wire

WASHI>GTON, oct. Prcsi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge attended the
wedding here this afternoon gnf
4" Bucky' Harris, manager Of thc
Washington baseball club Of tho
American league, atd Miss Eliza
bctn Sutherland, daughter Of alien
property custodian, Howard Suthcr-
land, it was announced at the white
house today.
President Coolidge and Sutherland
are old friends
Harris and bis bride plan to 90
to New York for the opening games
Of the world 5 series after which
they win 90 to Atlantic City, They
viii sail for Europe October %.
Harris is % and Miss Sutherland,
y.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
Woman Gives Up
Channel Swim

DOVER Eu2. Oct. Mis-. f.
L. Marriott If England, abandoned
hrr fourth attempt 10 swim th"
tEg i-h channel Al 7:53 "a, ~. today
.htu She @a, within tlr"e miles Of
d., goak
Mis-, Nam.ogr lcft cape Griz
Nel, France, under Favorable con
tious Yesterday afternoon al SEQ
ad was reported swimming strong
y throughout the night until thc
roolur,~ Of the water forced her 10
give up.
Miss Marriott uses the name Of
Iane Darwin for winning pur
poses.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
w Wonm@m's e2a1[1e=s17!;@ Tn2teres@ts is
: It1tIlIIlLLIALlt

.ttccti>enoS. Of the Vocalist : Sc
t,ctjaUs.
PfarH- heaso.t il aafaaaey q.
4ao>@a ability and pa>n,iajty.
Miss Kaye pleased her hearers with
ler rendition et varied Chopin aHd
Noudcl.Sahn compositions. The
latter 5 - Srh,rzo, and - Prelude
III. presented With brNuaut tech
aaeae Ia tho Chopin group i}4
>.htGn aul raetjy mdodr was yves.
interpreted #1e5 IL tac = Itade.
taved entirely On the black krEs
tbc Hlvste> 5 Eoulrkah.y dcNtgei,s
s.a, shawn
Aa ar.eyela,.>c audience - u.
ra mUsle IaEcr~ riStd thc aeaacm,
auditorium fer the cEgHj.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
The Shops Of FL Centre are vcr]

unusual for II city of this size. Their
is a large choice of merchandise
new in design; thcIe is au efficiency
in management and such careful
thought givsn to our needs. The
very least We can do is to patrcy
nizc our home shops and tell thcm
we appreciate these things. McrA
chants and clerks are -human YOU
know, like the rest of us.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01

Il cup m&ronna;se - serve on
fruit salads If an oil dressing i
preferred.
y. Add Il cup canned pimento
cut in small pieces to cup q may
ennaisc. This Is nice t. serve OF
plain l.ttuce or for sandwich
spread.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
Prisoner Seeks
To Prolong Life
by New Machine

san QUENTIN, Sept. 80 Al
though in prison under life sen
tcncc, Dr. +. 4. Northcutt sccks to
prolong life by . machine WHICH will
decrease blood pressure and prevent
hardening Of the arteries, with con.
sequcnt old age.
Prison Officials have expressed in
tcrcst i'll the apparatus which soon
Will be tested.
Northcutt lfkcus the body TO Il
boiler, and finds that when its tubes
become cloggcd Old age sets in. In
lection Of an electric current into. ia
boiler, he says, will break up for
cign deposits. He believes the same
reaction would result in the human
system.
Admitting the tests may fail, DR..
Aorthcutt declares theoretically "he
is on the right tyack' and that
future machines will decrease blood
pressure and cheat old age by the
pushing Of an electrical button.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
80 SHOPPING
f. : : r1sa7 F e; g; !; y


For years this ''iiousc of Quality
has insisted on quality merchandise
even If the price were Il little high
cr, and the personnel has been un.
firing in its search for real qua.
litN. Personal communication has
been established with large manu-.
facturcrs; buyers have been sent TO
coast markets and this summer,
even to New York. Now, as Il It
suit of years of careful building,
Salomou $ has established itself as
an equal of the larger coast stores
and can buy as those stores do.
That is why they can offer us these
dresses of quality ut such AN
unbelievable price. And what are
those dresses? Creprs and Flat
Crepes in black Chanel rcd, Jun
gle green and all the late shades, of
IA weight and texture to convince
the most skcptical skirts are full,
trimmings are ividual aud the
lines are not only new, but in ad.
vance of styles we have yet seen.
So that y chow. Now 90 in and
STE Just what it means to the wo-
men Of FL Centre.
Atmosphere and nude are new col.
lors Imagine this description,
She wore nude shoes aud hose and
dress Of atmosphere. : II = about
what we are wearing, at that.
------
Tho Premier Showing Of RerkeY
aud cay furniture in Imperial Val
ley has been announced by the /.
Y. Hardware Company. That an
nounrement is worth analYzmg-
means much. First, the uamc Bcr-
key aia GAY stands for u tNpe of.
furniture. eXguiSitt tIy fashioned bE
master craftsmen; it mems inrul.
turc which is deriledIv smart and
distiuctilelv modern but eEer with
the subtle stamp which implies good
,aete. Second, lie fact that the l.
Y. j. showing Iii, distinctive fur.
ause. found Only IN the mo- e%
elusive stores. proves tha' its buy
rr, haNr but one alH -qaaltN. Aad
last. the faet thai til, furniture ~
distinction is offered in luperia
Valley proves t5a "e are com
munitv Of permanent, heaatv s3a
cay furniture looks, bnt YOU kho's
dar of tta ral.er is past. Nov,
YOU may not know huw Gsra,S an
cav furniture Looks. hut on know
what Il means. Keeping 'hat N
nj. Il. see the = 4ei0uS eaasm Of tn
~rt$ now on display at the /. '.
Hardware Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01

SO Many Stores are operatircl
on Il cash basis nov. that when a..
NJ Williams offered Peggy coupou.,
ii his @roceIy store. she took ii f0p'
graa'ea 'h;t lie. ;oe. WAS going to
ciin'j0ate eredif accounts. This is.
not '1le casc. y. W. Williams has
~ established credit grocery store,
VII eraarts which ~ Las no de
size faeehaase Hevesaa. NV Gus
taasas- ar@Sessen ~ ~ ~ peospc
~ - sa ~ II e4aer "a;
promote asg Nr. Williams is ~
giving coupons VII ~ purchase I.
ard thesn are eeds maao in alumi
pum VA and aftrteti7 household
articles dear "a the heart OF taeI
housewife. II.re Is \ store wth|
qualify merehaadj>3 nsrfee, ser
vice and 10y aHotfer of 3oupon dis-
counts in return for purchases
Fat- eeeasa AFen i vou AaiHg
arryFf TINS effcso
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
Fluffy biscuits
and n9u1fns

are nade b com5iairs
the milk an5 -four a little at
n fimr. Thus -ou control
the mixing process. Hills
Bros. follow this principle
Of control in roasting
coffee. Only a little At {:
time Is roasted, and a per-
feet flavor is the result.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01

High chairs in ivory and pink OF
blue cnamel would delight any baby.
Then, too, they ara very sanitary
looking
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
Tie First Party must bc a


ee-s. What makes Il successful
ty' Congrnial guests, Yes.
trrtainment' Yes. Eefreshmeuts'
Wei Of eorr-n, raal success dd
-. nis on rir" rcll"-Hpc.t,. You 'v'
haa'5 ahout tho ncw Quality ic,
CIt.m Company, 10 "a: l.srs Of tho
popular =" Frolemilk, and the don
rr~ Of free concs the day schoo
opcrcd Every child in FL Centre
knots them. Bat did ycu know tho
company j. catering for parties
Such Il list of suggestions, Fruit
ed irc creams, frozen egg cuStards
iced puddiug.. rich with nut nsat :
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kinds Of "Fro2cmilk every du,1
and on sunday they feature one q
two specials Worth looking intl
iSu't it' Thc phone numhcr i
797.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01
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Australia. He completed his jour
ncy ut s2;li p m. II began on June
3oth
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The Big Lakes box factory at NJ
Shasta recently burned, with a los
of $l2I,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-01

Ono dainty school teacher has 4
white orgaudic dress which sue
wear, over a flowered Flaxon slip.
The effect is charming.