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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE

VIII EN- REAc, by DECD OF trust,
dated November Q, 1925, and re-
corded January s, 1926, in Book
l04, Page 403 of Official Records,
records of Imperial County, Califor-
MIA, to which record reference is
hereby made, James l.. Brown and
jennie NJ. Brown, his wife, did
grant and convey the property
therein and hereinafter described to
Consolidated Titlo Insurance Com
pany, corporation of California,
as Trustee to secure, among otlcr
things, the payment of one certain
promissOry note in favor of John I.
Workman, and
WHEREAS, there has been de
fault i'll the payment of the priu-
cipal due on said note, on towit:
January l, 1927, and default has
been made in the payment of in
tercst due and payable on said note
on to-wit: May 9, 1926, said John [.
WorSlman has in accordance with
the provisions thereof, exercised
his option and declared the full
amount of the indebtedness secur-
cd by said Deed of Trust immc-
diately- due and payable, and
WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust
ppoyilcs that should Il breach sor
default be made in the performance
Of any obligation for which said
Decd of Trust is security, then
the holder OF holders of any note
or.notes or indebtedness mentioned
as secured thereby, may declare all
sums secured thereby Immediately
duo and payable, and shall execute
and deliver to the Trustee a writ
ten Declaration OF Default there
under and shall demand for sale,
and shall record, in the office of
the Recorder of the County wherein
said property or some part thereof
is situated, notice of such breach
and of election to cause said pro-
perty to be sold to satisfy said oD-
ligation, and
WHEREAS, In accordance with
Section 2924 of the Civil Code of
the State of California, the said
John /. Workman on December 2S,
1926 caused to be recorded i'll the
office of the County Recorder of
Imperial County, California, a No
ticc of Default and Election to sell
under Deed of Trust, which said
Notice was recorded III Book 13S,
Page 2l0 of Official Records, re
cords of Imperial County, Califor-
mia and
WHEREAS, said John I. Work
man by reason of the defaults in
the payments as stated, has re-
jqucstcd Consolidated Title Insur-
ancc Company to give notice and
to sell said property or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to
sell, TO pay all the indebtedness Sc
cured and expenses incurred ncccS-
SHry to the execution of the trust.
NOW THEREFORE,, Notice is
hereby given that the Consolidated
/ Title Insurance Company by vir-
tuc of the authority vested in il as
Trustee, will sell at public auction.
10 the highest bidder for cash in
gold coin of the United States on
the sixth day of Nav, 1927, at the
hour of eleven o clock Il. m. of said
day mt the main or north entrance
to the Imperial County Court House
in the City tf FL Ccntro, County or
Imperial, State Of California, n;
the interest conveyed TO it by said
Deed Of Trust, in and TO all of tin"
following describe! real properly,
4 t.tl
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
WATCHING THE
SC0REB0ARD

Yesterdays hero was less liaincs
Of the st. Louis Cardinals, who
pitched two hit shutout game
against the Cubs, contributed an
equal number of hits toward his
team $ five runs aud carried ont
fer three innings after it WAS ncr-
cssary to carry him from the field
temporarily with badly turned
ankle.
The Chicago American League
team was mafc fortunate and
started rally against the Cleveland
Indians in the nlnth which resulted
in six runs and Il to victory.
The Cleveland team was efficient
i, bind Lrvscn : pitching until then
and boaStrd Il one run lead,
Babe Ruth contributed two base
hits toward tho Yankees 10 TO !
slaughter of the Philadelphia Amer.
leans. Hu' If five New Workers. had
made two more hits, Ruth 5 show
irg Woul1 hare boon only average
fpr The team. Graz, Willis, Pate and
Lhlnkc attempted unsucccSSfully to
sand before the Yankee batsmeH.
kopnig, Yankee shortstop, battcd
five times during the afternoon and
recorded five hits.
less Barnes backing was not
what it should have been, and tn,
brooklyn Nationals fell to the Bos-
ton Braves / 80 >. Brooklyn was
charged with errors by Barrett, But
l,r and Ilrniuc. Larry Benton
pitched for the winners.
Rain or wet grounds caused post
poncmcntS of all other games SchcI-
u!cd yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

HOUSES furnished and unfurnish-
ed, apartments and rooms. Mrs.
Muntcan, 7S3 Park. l2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
RAISIN GROWERS TO GET
LARGE SUM IN DIVIDENDS

FRESNO, CAL, April II, Checks
totalling nearly $2,000,Oon viii b.
mailed to members of the san MaiI
kaiSin Growers association of Calls
fornia a week from today, accord
ing 10 officials Of tho company.
Of the total &I.2Oo,0 Will hc =
progress payment on jhr 1926 rajsin
crop ana %150,0Oo will hc the fmal
l@Nmrnt ON the 1925 crop Of raisins,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

State Of California, tp-wit:
The South Half of the North
west Quarter (S12 of NWH)
and the Southwest Quarter Of
the Northeast Quarter (SWH
of NEhD of Section Ten (1O);
the Northwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter (NWH of
NWH) of Section Ten (10);
all in Township Sixteen GGO
South, Range Twelve 12)
East, s. B. NJ, as per Map of
the resurvcy approved and fill
Cd i'll the United States Land
Office at Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA.
In Witness Whereof, Consolidated
Title Insurance Company has duly
authorized this notice, bv tho sig
nature of its Vice President, attest
ed by its Assistant Secretary, wnc
has affixed the Corporate Seal a
FL Ccntro, California, this 10Th da,
day of April, 1927.
CONSOLIDATED TITLE INSTR
ANCE COMPANY, Trustee.
by Fred 7. Nuttall, Vice President
Attest:
BY II. II. Anderson, Assistant Socrc
tary. (SEAID
\ II 81 2S NJ }
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

Seattle I, Mission 0.
Los Angeles II, Oakland t.
Portland &, Hollywood ).
San Francisco ,, Sacramento >
GO innings,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday S (

XtSttIUay A5aWIlS
Chicago !, Cleveland >.
New York 10, Philadelphia I.
Dctroit-St. Louis, rain.
Boston Washington. rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
TORNADO HITS TEXAS TOWN

LCFKIN, Tex, April lf.-N
twistcr struck here today, killing
one person, iuiuring several others
and causing considerable damage.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
Help Wanted

w WANTED-Industrious and intclli-
gent man or woman to sell acci-
dent and health insurance in FL
Ccntro and vicinity. Office or ex-
perience unnecessary. Time and
effort only capital required. Make
good money from first day. Your
own boss. Clean, honorable and
rcm"ncrativc. See Mrs. Stephen
son, 52S Olive 0t., here, or write
National Underwriters Corpora
tion, Sun Finance Bldg, Los An
gcles. 1911
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday S Results

New York-Philadclphia, rain,
Boston I, Brooklyn >.
PittSburgh-Cincinnati. rrin.
st. Louis ), Chicago o.
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So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

by nited Press Leased Wire
LES ANGELES, April l4.-Pos-
! sibility of a new world s record for
| the 100-yard dash looms as the out
standing feature Of the A. A. L.
, championships Saturday at the Los
Angeles coliseum, with chance
that the outdoor vaulting record
will go by the boards.
While the absence of Charley
Paddock, the ''fastcst human,''
from the sprints will i'll measure
dim the affair, Charley Boralr, L.
:. c., Hugh Pinncy, l.. a. \. c.,
Murray Schultz, Caltech and Doug
Wykoff, Glendale High are quar-
tct that with favorable conditions
may topple the existing mark of
% seconds.
Lee Barnes, outdoor vaulting
champion will be opposed by Jack
Williams, also of L. S. c., the
Smith brothers and Glenn Graham,
which quintet appears to be the
class Of the coast.
Bob Maxwell of the l.. \. A. G.
Mcrcurics is favored in the low hur-
dies, but will find worthy compcti
tion in Mort Kacr, U. s. c., and
Jimmy Payne of the Trojan Frosh.
! Any of the three may shattcr Max
we'll s coast record of 23.3 seconds
i'll the event.
Bud Houser. discus champion,
! while not in peak form promises to
l'c the leading luminary in tn"
weight division.
Los ANGELES-Paul De Hate
and Billy Alger mcetin bout o.,
ten rounds or less tonight at Holly
wood stadium that ushers in the
Pacific coast wcltcrwcight climin
! alton tournament.
De Hates punch makes him a
favoritc over Algcr, but the Ari
zona battlcr is dangerous foe at
any time and ono who follows up
his openings quickly once they dcv-
/ clop.
Richie King, former navy fcath-
crwcight champion fighting as Il
; lightweight, meets Jackie Dugan in
! the six-round scmifinal
Jimmy Picla and Felix Nilamorr
! are down for the special event with
two four-roundcrs completing the
! card.
! EAGLE ROCK Erwin Tanner.
hurdIcr; Harold Webb, weight
! star, and Charles Ruth, sprintcr,
are the trio of Occidental College
] Athletes who may compete in the
Arizona Athletic Carnival at phoc-
nix on April %, according to an
nounrcmcnts made here today.
! Los ANGELES - Paul Jones.
TrNas strong boy, won in strnjght
falls from Tommy Draak of IIol-
land here Last night. The lime ON
Tie falls WAS 3l.5j and 10. Matty
MatsUa, Wcltcrwcight mat tham-
I.pn, disposed Of Jack Eargo Of
Chicago in straight falls in 3l:l
and lJ;l5.
WILMINGTON Santiago Zoril-
la, Pmamanian fcathcrwcight, took
thc decision from Danny Kramer in
the ten roand main event nrrc last
: u,ghi. Tiger Johnny Civ" won
from Whitley Black in the SiX-round
>cmi windup.
SANTA MONlCA-Bobhy LIN
~allc Won the decision over Scott y
ink,tcr in the main event mere last
night Bobby Bridges beat Tor.
. Moore in the semi.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

FURNITURE FOR SALE-Ice box.
bed, range, dresscrs etc. Phone
904R2. Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

WANTED--Hy experienced ehfus
grower, grapefruit grove to work,
salary or contract. Have tractor
aud tools Address Box 80, Mntcr
A. Holtville. lltll
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

NEW AND USED furniture. Heber
Second Hand Store. lt26
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

We have learned noWe why the
American Legion is going to Paris.
It's to see " .Nbic : Irish Rose.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
Situations WanfeEt

MARRIED MAN wants plage1n
shares or will run for salary LIZ
fer place with few Holstein e~ws.
NJ. NJ. Watson, Walteria, mir
Ill 0
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

FOR SALE-Fordson outfit, iron
wheel roller bearing wagon, NOW
ing machines, side delivery rake,
hay loader, fresno. At your own
price. Shaw, 693 Hamilton. Phone
5lW. 13tt
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
Household Goods

PIANO FOR SAIL or rent. 6Is
Broadway. Phons 21S. 2lii
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

Governor Small has set aside
Health Week in Illinois, Another
disarmament conference
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
Lost and Found

LOST-Black milk goat. Reward,
Phone 206J. 1918
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
For Rent-Fcrm Land

FOR RENT-40 acres for vegetables
opposite Eucalyptus schoof,IsUn
San Diego highway. John Nippsxt,
Ell Centre. s~-6tE
FOR RENT-i0 acres young affUssa
. miles southwest McCabe scnnrl.
Phone l.. G.. Wilson. 1882 LII
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

FOR SALE@Cheap. Ilol5 "40"
tractor, Holt 5 disc plow. Trailer
wagon with barrels, IA foot float.
Can be seen on V. j. Sims place,
re north of Braw,"v n Cali
ra''ia highway or call 1O4, lm-
&c, ial. 1at7
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

TWO FURNISHED houses Tor rem
75S Commercial 1871 :
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For SaIe-Real Estate

FOX SALE-House On Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
ley Lumber Co. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14
Poultry
For Saie-AutomotiUeI

FOR SALE-Ford, 1927 roadster,
$500. Wilson Machine Snop.
Phone 545J. ftt
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

FOR RENT--t'ive room home, un-
furnished, near high school. Sec
1864 Brighton, or phone 926J.
Ill.,. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

EAGLE ROCK Erwin Tanner.
hurdIcr; Harold Webb, weight
star, and Charles Ruth, sprintcr,
are the trio of Occidental College
Athletes who may compete in the
Arizona Athletic Carnival at phoc-
nix on April %, according to an.
uounrcmcntS made here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

FOR RENT-Furnishcd house. 9l8
South Sixth Street. Apply Press
office. lift
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

SANTA MONlCA-Bobhy Lin
~allr Won the decision over Srotty
ink,tcr in the main event mere last
night. Bobby Bridges beat Tor.
Moore in the semi.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

MODERN room furnished Apt.
733 Broadway. 9t6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

Los ANGELES Paul Jones,
Texas strong boy, won in strajght
falls from Tommy Draak of TIol-
land here Last night. The 'imc ON
ne falls WAS 30 and 10. Matty
MatSuia, wcltcrwcight mat tham-
I.pn, disposed Of Jack Eargo Of
Chicago in straight falls in 81:
and lJ:l5.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

FOR RENT-New bungalow. Hard
wood floors, fireplace, hotwatcr.
Day phone 261J. After p. III.
phone 562W. ST;
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

WILMINGTON Santiago XoYil-
la, Panamanian fcathcrwcight, took
'hc decision from Danny Kramer in
thc ten -roand main event nrrc last
night. Tiger Johnny CliHn won
from Whitley Black in the SiX-round
semi windup,
Evening star., 1927-11-11

4-button length. In tan,
mode, pearl, biscuit and
gray. Exceptional values.
GLOVE SECTION. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-11-11
Select Your
Wool Hosiery

While Range of Sizes,
Makes and Colors are
Fresh and Complete
Imported from England
Silk and wool, all wool
and rayon-and-wool hose
in most desirable colors.
So and 81.
Rayon-and-wool Hose in
mixtures-plain or with
open clocks, $3.50.
French Under Hose, of
lightweight wool, $1.50.
Outsize Under Hose, $1.25.
HOSIERY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-11-11
School Teachers
School Children

Should see pottery made
"on a wheel" by an expert
from the Fulper Pottery
Co. Saturday is an espe-
cially appropriate time for
school teachers and school
children.
POTTERY SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-11-11

Delicious homemade choco-
lates, bonbons and cara
mels. Fresh Daily.
CANDY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
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ManySu6er
LOUeHunge7~
in MARRIAGE
BY MARTHA LEE

IT crave affection like I do food
writes one young wife. Most of us
do. The love hunger is one of the
great urges Of the race, and no
person can be completely happy I'M
til he finds some outlet for it.
The marriage in which one loves,
and the other is loved, in which one
gives and the other takes, gives rise
to much unhappineSs. I'm tired Of
being the only lover in the family
said one.
Love Graves response above all
things, and many unloved partners
write for advice. They do not wish
to break up their homes, or to be
disloyal to their marriage VOWS, and
yet they do not see how they can
live unless there is some change.
One danger these persons run is
in allowing their experience to make
them sad. Sadness defeats the very
thing they are trying to accom-
plish, and that is an affectionate re-
Spouse in the passive partner.
Somewhere I read that Sorrow is
an only child, but happiness was
born twins" One can be sad, but
it takes two to be happy. I should
advise people who feel that they are
unloved to fill their lives with other
things, and to expose themselves to
environments that tend to make
them happy.
Happiness is magnetic, and the
person who feels it draws other peo-
pie to him. Joy and good humor
always search for a companion and
seldom fails to find one, for these
qualities are contagious.
The person who is striving to win
the love of another will have better
success if he can contrive to find
the secret of joyousness. avoiding
sorrow as he would the plague.
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BEAUTY
HOW and WHY
a n Il ?
APPLYING CHEMICAL
DEPILATORIES
BY ANN ALYSIS

The depilatories are certain chem
icals used for the purpose of re-
moving superfluous hair.
In times gone by, the caustic
alkalis, such as soda and potash,
were the favored depilatories, but
nowadays, we use such drugs as
barium, calcium, or stfontium sui
phide. Except strontium, all the
other sulphides have two attributes
in common. They are all vile smell
ing chemicals. tThe sulphides are
all malodorous.) Also they will dis
solve horny substances, hair, by the
way, being classed as a horny sub
stance, similar to the nails. Fear
full, indeed, are some of the scientific
classif1cations.
The general directions for all
depilatories are to apply in paste
form, rather quickly, allow to re-
main on skin for a few minutes,
then remove the dissolved hairs
with dull knife, and wash affected
surface thoroughly. Apply a bland
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Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above cupon, including Is
cents (coin preferred), and mailing
it to the Pattern Department Of
The Times. Delivery Is made in
about a week
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me? keep the house clean and have his
meals ready. and love him, but I can't
60 on like this. BOBBIE.
Dear Bobbie: If you are able to
work and help out on this economic
problem, think it would be very
good of you to do SO, since you
have no little children. Economic
pressure is the cause of a great
deal of trouble in married life, and
if you could help relieve this, things
might go lot smoother for you.
I do not think that you should
allow your husband to hit you, as
this will eventually destroy his re-
spect for you. Each time this hap
pens, ask yourself, "Why did he
hit me? And what satisfaction did
he get out of it?" If you can de-
termine the cause, then avoid it in
the future.
When he hits you he feels some
sort of power over you that is pleas
ant to him. Do you make a scene
when he strikes you, fighting back
and crying? If you do, stop it, and
keep your dignity. Leave the house,
or at least leave the room when he
resorts to physical violence, and do
not allow your temper to be aroused
or your tears to flow, as he probably
enjoys this performance, uncon-
SciouSly.
You are both very young, and
there is every chance for you to adj
just yourselves and learn the art
of being happy together. Help your
husband to gain control over him.
self, and do not provoke him I'M
necessarily while he is learning.
Hill Billy, who does not want her
letter printed, says that her hus-
band has been acting strange for a
long time. He is good provider,
and she loves him, but has lost her
confidence in him because of his
performances, and feels that her
heart is broken. She is in poor
health and has baby girl, and
wants to know if she should leave
her husband.
Not yet, Hill Billy. Of two evils,
choose the lesser. A sick woman
with baby girl is better off with
a husband who is a good provider,
than she is without any husband
at all. Stay where you are, and try
by your own sweetness and charm
to win him from his strange ways.
Do not nope and cry, but try to
find resources within yourself which
will help to fill your life. Be pa
tent and do not nag, and perhaps
he will come back and love you as
he did in the beginning.
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He Strikes Her

Dear Miss Lee: am q girl of nineteen
and have been married for eight months
love my husband more than anyone in
the world. but the least thing I do he
and l am not in the best of health. so
/ can't do anything. OF course. he has
had bills to pay since we got married. but
he doesn't owe over $50 at all and
he is not satisfied unless he has money in
his pockets all the time. He keeps all the
money and the whole amount he has
given me since we have been married has
amounted to about $40.
Do you think he loves me II he treats
me as he does? He is sweet at times and
]. never did love anyone but him. but If
things keep on won't be responsible for
what do Would you 20 to work or Just
stay home and take what he wants to give
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cream or ointment to prevent or
subdue any irritation of the skin.
AS the Sulphides are such active
chemicals and SO difficult for any
but a chemist to handle safely, my
advice to you is to buy any well
advertised depilatory on the mar
ket, and follow directions faithfully.
There is then little danger of bad
results.
Depilatories do not remove the
hair permanently. That is. not in
one application, though it is claimed
that frequent applications will
weaken the growth.
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w q. T. II. Meetinns

Mrs. c. w. Ackman, vice president
Of the Marion County w. G. T. u,
spoke at the all-day meeting of the
Brightwood w. c. T. U. Thursday at
the Brightwood M. E. church.
Plans for the annual institute OF
the BrookSide w. G. T. U. were
made at the meeting of the union at
the Brookside Park church Wednes-
day.
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CHARMING Negligee

A charming negligee is fashion
ed from transparent black velvet
cut with a drop yoke from, which
wide sleeves fare. Its lining is
jade satin.
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k1oO IeoSH 00HoS WeSGht
LRONIZBD YEAST e fWo f0Ssjcs In one
Weight-bulding Yeast and strengthening Iron.
he yeast is the same used In making malt.
and which makes malt 20 beneficial.
This yeast Is treated With iron taken from
irezn vegetAble1-spinach, lettuce and celery.
In this form Iron is easily assimiiated By the
BODY, mailing zieh, red blood and tOning mp
nerves and muscles.
Only when Keasf Is Iro1kxed m this way Is
IL most edeetfve-for Iron is needed to bring
oct the eaght-building values Of Yeast. BY
this formula IRONIZED YEAST Rives YOU
resnlfs tSR half flbs rhine required BY yeast
and iron token separately.
RONIZED YEAST brings pounds Of weight
m astcniahingy quick time. Letters say: no
pounds gained In J week., "one full treatment
added 7 pounds," "lI pounds and better
health" The blood Is toned up, too, because
the iron adds strength and richness to the
blood, clearing up the complexion and incxeas-
ing your vitality. IRONIZED YEAST comes
only IN pieasant-tasting tnblcts-60 to bottle.
Safe for everybody. Does not upset the stomach
nor cause gas or bloatng.
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Velvet Slippers

Velvet slippers, like velvet hats,
encroach upon the standard styles.
A black velvet pair has silver tri-
angles in modern design.
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LARGER BGUs

The winters hand bags grow
larger. Some of them are roomy
to the point of pouchiness. A green
tweed one measures eighteen inches
long.
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Ask the druggist now for fun course treat
ment: 1t viii prove that you can gain many
pounds, or your money will be refunded. II
inconvenient to buy at the drug store, send
500 to the RONIZRD YEAST CO., Atlanta,
Ca. Desk 27SW.
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FOR EVERY OCCASION

Z Fashioned of sheer printed velvet,
1t can be smartly worn for tea
dances, afternoon bridge, matinee
and general wear. The collarless
neckline is completed with applied
bands. The back is straight and
slender with circular flare placed
low at front. Silk twill, supple tweed.
canton faile crepe, crepe satin and
wool crepe are also adaptable for
Design No. 1908. Pattern in sizes
16, Is years, Sc, 38, 40 and AZ inches
bust.