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Evening star., 1930-05-21
SANDLOT BASE BALL
GAMES SCHEDULED.

.. GAMES SCHEDULED,
District Grocery Stores vs.. seamen Gun:
neIs, tomorrow, seamen dunners Field s
ssks VS.. Alexandria Cardinals, sunday,
East Ellipse, O'Clock. -.- .
CHALLENGES.
sherwood A. c., game for Sunday. with
unlimited team having diamond. Atlantic
1408-W between $50 and pm.
Gulf A. c., midgets and juniors. Cation,
Metropolitan 6613 between 4 and 2 pm.
Sam West Insects, all teams In their class.
Lloyd Browns and Langdons especially cnai-
lenged Atlantic l578-W.
Glover Peewees, Saturday and SUNDAY
games. Metropolitan 1882.
Monroe A. c., Saturday. Monroes nave
diamond. Coleman. North 623e.
Senators, with strong teams In senior
class. Cleveland 6488 after 2 Pm
Marberry Peewees, Satterfield, Clarendon
s42.F-2 between and pm.
games wanted. watson, 1902 Fourteenth
Colonial Insects want Saturday afternoon
games. Coloniais have. diamond. Aiexan-
dria 2311 between and 2 pm.
Pontiac Midgets. games for June WIN MID
JET and Junior teams. George Cnafniey'
Atlantic 4l95 between $50 ana 8 pm.
MEETINGS.
Georsetown Midgets, Insects, 3s06 street.
tonight, 7:S0 O'Clock.
st. Stephens Juniors. at clubhouse TO-
National Circles, sao Fourth street north
east, tomorrow night, 7:30 O'CLOCK.
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blocks but 1t Is perhaps just rs wei.
Starting blocks may provide no out
side help, but Is allowed they may open
the way to other artificial aids:
There are too many artificial helps
now being provided for various games
to help break old records. The next
move might have been some Spring
attachment, calculated to catapult the
sprinter some 10 or Is yards up the
track. n.
heavier bats have upset all the batting
traditions in the national game. There
were many complaints about the loot
ball when, a year ago, various shapes
we're bootlegged into action. The start
ing block itself may have no effect upon
time, but it is at least setting a prece-
dent in the direction of artificiality and
outside assistance. A gate that is opened
an inch may soon be opened by yards:
Tolan's mark of 91a seconds should
get through, and young Wykoff's mark
of 92-5, made only recently, will come
up later for consideration. That extra
fifth of a second doesn't seem much OF
a barrier to prune away, but, after all.
it means about feet in 100-yard
DASH
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Shires to InUade Stage,
He Warns Minor Actors

CHICAGO, May 81 P.-Charles
Arthur (self-subdued Shires. White
Sox first baseman, has served notice
upon John Barrymore, Richard Ben
nett, George M. Cohan land other
minor league actors" that he will in
wade the theater after the base ball
season closes.
"I can't dance and can't sing,
I can't do anything on the stage
which makes me perfect actor"
the Great One said.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
YESTERDAYS STARS.

By the Associated Press.
Babe Herman, Dodgers-Drove in 8
runs against Phillies with four singles
and seventh homer.
Larry French. Pirates-Held Reds TO
four hits and blanked them, SO.
Lou Gehrig, Yankees-Hit single,
double and seventh homer to drive In
runs and aid Yanks beat Red Sox,
IA, in 10 innings.
Wee Willie Sherdel, Cardinals-Gave
up eight scattered hits as Cards
pounded out 1873 triumph over CUBS.
George Sisler, Braves-Singled with
bases filled in tenth to give Braves runs
that beat Giants, 4-3.
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ers are made on high, outside, fast
balls that he hits into the stands In
left field. About one-fifth Of his long
drives are made on high, inside fast
or curve balls from left-handed
pitchers. Ruth gets many base hit
but very few homers from low fast
balls outside. If he has any weak
ness, this Is the spot.
The question naturally arises: Why
do not the pitchers pitch low outside
to the Bambino? The answer to
that one Is that the big fellow would
probably hit that type of bali
through the box and kill most Of the
pitchers in the American League.
And the average pitcher doesn't want
to commit suicide. In other words,
brave hurler can hold the Babe to
double by pitching low, fast balls
outside.
copyright, 1e30l
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INJURED FIGHTER GAINS
DECISION In 1O'ROUNDS

OMAHA. Nebr.. May 81 CY.-With
his arm severely wrenched In an auto
mobile accident 30 minutes before.
Johnny Agrella, Omaha light-heavy-
weight climbed into the ring last night
at Fort Crook and defeated Chuck
Middaugh, Omaha, by decision In 10
rounds Agreiia was injured when the
car In which he was riding skiddcd and
ayextxnad
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CHURCH NINE Is READx

HYATTSvILLE, Md, May al
Hyattsyille M. E. Church South's
base bali team will open its sea
son May 81 against Pierce A.
G. at sRiverdale. The Methodists
have again secured the use OF River
dale Field for their home games through
the courtesy of John Henry Hiser, mar
ager of the Hyattsville team. Manager
Vernon Clarke is now arranging games
for the Methodists. Call Hyattsville
1672-J after 5 pm.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES
soUTHERN ASSOCIATION.


ssm,Ssss sss osIsan:' ss q Iss: ssss Ga
Ms%phihis. Nssspiiis. !; Il; AslSaiiis. AMc5iis. ].
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis. q; Kansas City. J.
g. ssmi. 8; Miiwsukee. o.
Indianapolis, 4; Columbus =.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark. 9; Toronto, a.,
Buffalo, 2; Baltimore, ,.
Other Ganes postponed reinl'
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
sS.:Isas: Ei..lens. II: II: ssstsI.s ss.!sIssGc' .
s.n I5.s,s. E1.n,sasoGs e. y; iss;essmsnsS: nsn.aasS:
PIEDMONT. LEAGUE.
Henderson. ~; Ealsish. g
a'ss aEssnsSGfae, Fofns. 81 J.; RSlnems
TEXAS LEAGUE.
wiehisa Falls, q; Dallas; ss.r :.
Fort Worth; 2; ate SntevepCr" :.
ssn snu Antonio. o. 81; Waco. 60.
Is soUTnEAsTERNsLEAGUE.
Tampa. 60; Selma, 2-i tsecond game =
Jacksonville, SO; MONTGOMERY 40 AseSohu
game innings.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Decatur, 10; Quincy. !.
Bloomington, 8; Denville, J..
Terre Haute, 3; Peoriat !.
Evansville, 10; Springfield, j.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha,. 5; Des Moines. 3.
Topeka, 4; Oklahoma City, >.
St Joseph. IS; Wichita, Z.
Denver, 2; Pueblo, 8.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia, s; Greenyille, @.
Charlotte, 8; Ashevtllf, z.
Augusta, 8; Macon, ..
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Bridgeport, Is; Springfield. b,
Allentown, 8; Providence, 2.
Pittsfeld, q; Hartford, o.
Aihany-New Haven, postponed (wet
groundsl
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The Babe Has Four
Areas for Hitting
BY AL DEMAREE.
trormer Pitcher New York oiants.)

From personal observation and also
from conversations have had with
Babe Ruth I believe his total home
runs are pounded out from the four
hitting areas in practically the per-
centage I have shown in my above
cartoon.
I have noticed and Ruth admits
that at least half his total home
runs for a season are on low fast
balls or curve balls that break in
side: Practically one-quarter of his
circuit clouts of right-handed pitch
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-Four Teams Are Haping a Hot
Battle IN Government League

Commerce and D. c. Repair Shop
will hook up in a Departmental League
game, Tile Settlers Union tanglss with
the Big Print Shop In the Industrial,
FIRST Baptist in the Georgetown Church
League.
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P. o. BLANKS G. P. O.

Hitting opportunely behind the fine
pitching of Greene. who gave up only
one bingle, Post Office blanked G. P. o..
to O. yesterday in colored Depart
mental League game.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
HOME RUN STANDING.

BY the Associated Press.
Home Runs Yesterday.
Wilson, Cubs, /; Klein, Phillies, 1;
Berger, Braves, /; Herman, Robins, /;
Lopez, Robins, /; Colbert, Cardinals, 1;
Gehrig. Yankees, /: Stone, Tigers, l,
and Morgan. Indians, /.
The Leaders.
Wilson, Cubs ................... IL
Klein, Phillies .......l0
Berger, Braves
League Totals.
National ................... 169
American .........ss....... III
Grand total .................. .2S0
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THE SPORTLICHT
BY CRANTIAND RICE.
Inn Per Cent So Far

far Bobby in three cal starts since ne
Paired willing he won going away % IN n the Sed
Roger Wethered captain and On Monday me won
medal Sunnlngdae Wnere
henind and rushed in 3d.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
BY JOHN b. FOSTER.

EW YORK, May 81 OPAL
President John A. Heydler Of
the National League proved un-
usually close.mouthed when
Evening star., 1930-05-21

New orleans, S; Chattanooga, D.;
Birmingham, SIS; Little Rock, B-2.
Memphis, @; Atlanta, ,.
Nashville. 10; Mobile, ..
Evening star., 1930-05-21
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

Wv YATCH the Governme n t
W League q .l nCrl ,,,.. .,,. ..,. .
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EASTERN LEAGU,

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Bridgeport. 49,; springneld. b.
Allentown, 8; Providence, 2.
Pittsfield, a; Hartford. o.
Aibany-New Haven, postponed (wet
RrOundsl.
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National League

GAMES TOMORROW.
BROOKLYN st BcstoE.
Chicago at Pitts,
Qln0innaN. q u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tampa, 60; Selma, 2-i tsecond game
Pensaeola, IL: Columbus, 5.
Jacksonville, so; Montgomery, SD tsecono
game innings).
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Phila. at New York.
BROOKLYN at Boston.
Cincinnati at 80 L,
Qoieage q Ht3e :.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
Bos. at Wash. q. i:30)
New York at Phila.
81. Louis at Cleve.
petzait ~ &ieasos !.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 2; Kansas City J.
Louisville, Is; Toledo, !.
ST. Paul, 8; Milwaukee,, o.
In6ianapolis, Ii Columbus, ,.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Bos. at wash. e.. 1:3I
New York at Phila.
s.. Louis at Cleve.
Qetxott o. GnteezQs
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Simpson, the Ohio State sprinter,
ran into hard luck when the Interna-
tional Track Federation refused to
allow his 92-5, made from starting
Evening star., 1930-05-21

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia, 8; Greenyille, Q. %.
Charlotte, 8; Asheville, 2.
Augusta, 8; Macon, b.
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ID OY SPENCER has just about
N bagged the first-string catching
berth with the Nationals. The more
one sees Of Roy behind the bat, the
more one Is impressed by his excellent
receiving and good throwing. He ap-
pears much better as batter, too. than
he did the little he was used last season.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
Standings in Major Leagues
American League

New York, Z; Boston, 90 tnnings).
Cleveland, TT; Chicago, SIS.
St. Louis, 8; Detroit, Z.
Other clubs not scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1930-05-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark, 6; Toronto, z.
Buffalo, q; Baltimore, ,.
other eames postponed (rafn).
Evening star., 1930-05-21

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland, II; Hollywood, Q.
Nissions, II; Seattle, !.
San Trai,cisco, is; Oakland, 2.
Los Angeles, 8; Sacramento, b.
Evening star., 1930-05-21

THARLEYHORSE or no charleyhorse,
~ Goose Goslin was expected to take
his place In left field for the Nationals
this afternoon, when the Red Sox were
to be tackled in the first of two sue
cessive double-headers In GrifYith
Stadium. The Goose's leg was still
quite sore yesterday and he was ex-
cused from the morning drill that had
all other Nationals In action, but Goslin
isn't the player to shirk when duty calls
and . muscle soreness probably will
not keep him idle.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
wichita Falls, z; Dallas, 3.
Fort Worth, 3; Shreveport !.
San Antonio, 9-i; Waco, 60.
Evening star., 1930-05-21

EFORE the Nationals return
X from their first Western
II swing of the year, the clubs
of the hic leaplIeS in order
Evening star., 1930-05-21

Topeta. I; oElahe%s city. ;.
St. Joseph. IS; Wichita, Z.
Denver, 2; Pueblo, 3.
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The ue-leading Pullmans will
probably advance another notch when
they take on the weak Southern Rail-
Esg team .n 9 x" League game.
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rHREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Decatur, 10; Quincy. !.
Bloomington, 9; Dsnyille, i.
Evansville, 10; Springfield, !.
Evening star., 1930-05-21

: Interstate will have chance to tie
for first place In the Government League
this afternoon when it meets Naval
Hospital. A win for the Hospital boys
will put them In tie for second place
along with Interstate.
Evening star., 1930-05-21

The concrete, iron and steel needed
for the ring when Camera and God
frey meet win be shipped to Phiia-
delphia at an early date. The ropes
will be made from steel cables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31

Founders Day brings the smart Cossack coat, trir
S23. Other of rich broadcloths, trimn,
fat furs all outstanding values at S23!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31
$IO.75 Silk, Wool and Knitted Dress

This memorable Anniversary draws close with
standing group of Junior Miss and piece models
youthful jumpers and the tunics of the season! Black
brown, wine, green and blue. Sizes 13 to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-30

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
{ CALIFORNIA BEAUTY
SHOP TREATMENTS
GIVEN BY EXPERTS

If YOU are feeling about thou
sand years old after shopping
all day Tues day, October IS,
the Woman 5 Ten. Thousand
club 5 home buying day, drop
in at the California Beauty shop and
have q facial treatment. YoI will
come out feeling like a two-year-
cid.
Floss Seigcl and her assistants do
IN sorts of expert curling and way.
ing OF the hair, specializing IN the
" Realistic permanent wave, one
with ringlet ends that is charming.
Shampooing and manicuring are
,killfully done here and the shop is
cool and comfortable place in
which TO enjoy them. Sanitation
and sterilization are given great care
and the customer can feel at ease
while undergoing the ministrations
o. these skilled operatives.
Belcano cosmetics are used here
and thcir rcjuyinating qualities are
wcll known to women in general.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Wo1msm,s e7a17nssE9:s / Imterests 1n1s=a.sssts
BARBARA WORTH HOTEL IN4UGURATES
SERIES OF SUPPER DANCES SATURDAY.

fratrons will find many delightful
! dishes suggested ON the menu, as
well as all sorts Of refreshing and
cooling beverages. No cover cnarge
! is made.
| For those who wish to dine at
! the hotel. the regular dinner will be
! served in the main dining room. and
,he orchestra, from t:2O-s o clock.
;win be heard in popular concert
numbers
These supper dances viii be fca-
turc" events on Wednesday and sat
urdar evenings and are a decided
addition to the social life Of the
community. In view of the fact
that Saturday is the opening night.
patrons are asked 10 make their res
crvations fer the supper dance aS
far in advance As possible. rs al
ready this innovation has proven
highly popular.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
HONE FURNISHINGS
4 FEATURE AT THE
I. J.. HARDW ARE CO.

II you've been looking fot those
olj fashioned iron muffin rings or
good cas-; iron griddle, they re
here. Visit the Imperial Valley
Hardware store Tuesday. October IS
and get one of the new fryng p@ns
with cover that converts ii into
a Dutch oven.
Then there are lorg gridllcs that
vour stove, two kinds of waffle
irons. and skillits in four sizes.
They are durable and economical,
the old fashioned kind tnat grand
mother used made for new.fashian-
ed women who appreciate efficlen-
cy in the kitchen.
And who wouldn't he charmed by
tbe nests o. mixing bowls Just AZ
riycd a this popular shopping cent
err They are gorgeous yellow with
gay little florad borders. Covered
Jugs in many size, Will combine
with thssc bowls 70 make just the
waffle set YOU want.
The oil brown 0van pottery has
come out this season in q new dress.
casscroles, pie plat"s, ia pots, arc
now rose colorel, blHc. green, Or
yellow md Just as reslstan- to heat
as ever. They are charming
Beverage sets for the holiday
cider brightly decorated N modern
istic patterns viii make hit with
the family. so will these delight
full sets of breakfast china rose or
green or flowered.
Brides will love the glass spice
sets for their newly stocked pantry
shelves. Little fat, barrel shaped
jars, they are, with painted covers.
Chopping bowls, small and handy
with ehopping knives to match are
decorated to harmonize with the
kitchen.
Arriving daily are beautiful pew
ter articles, candle sticks. pitchers,
bowls, particularly suitable for
wedding gifts.
y number of artistic new designs
in china are on display here with
the lovely green wheat pattern n
a feature with its rich ivory tone and
its square plates. With the high
tariff on imported china American
dishes are growing in popularity
and they compare favotablv iii
quality. Visit the Imperial VALLEY
Hardware Co. October % and let
the attendants show you tho new
domestic lines OF china.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
BERGER JEWELRY
co. HAS DISPLAY
OF LOJ ELY GIFTS

! One of the most delightful shops
in FL Centre to visit ON the Woman ;
Ten Thousand Club 5 big fail shop
ping day, Tuesday, October ., NiIi
be the Berger Jewchy Co., 500 Main
street. Manager Harry Becker cor
daily invites women who are in
town on that occasion to inpect the
many new and beautiful items with
which this store is filled.
\ service Of which the nnaA"'
mcut is very proud is known Is III,
" Lavender tray =. which comes TO
the Berger Co. every month >tralghi
from Fifth Avenue designers. /;
comprises all sorts Of i.welgE novel
ties. ana none OF tlc>- articles is
available. except through the lay
cndcr tray service, in amy other
store for SiX months time.
In anticipation ot the holidays
this company has secured q large
stock OF pewter that bcaatiiUi and
durable material uabt j. running
sterling silver such Il race for pop
ularity. Exquisitoly simple designs
characterize these gift pieces and
the soft mysterious GLOW et their
satin surfaces Is most intriguing
Any one contemplating the Pur-
chase OF a watch i recommended
t. look first nj Berger :. Here
the American made watches are
featured and beautiful example,
ot several well known maacs arc
1t hand Elgin. Hamilton. Illinois.
and Waltham watches III the latest
designs viii appeal to the most tas-
tidiou>.
And as for clocks, there are some
OF the most enchanting new ones
from the Hamilton Sangamo Co,
Some Of them are developed in tar
style. marble, silver, or
inlay work. with designs cchoia-
those that now predominant in Am-
crican architecture. ReplicaS ct
Colonial designs are naive and be
autitul, too.
Flat silver from the Community,
Rogers. and Holmes and Edwards
companies will harmonizc with most
tastes and incomes. Some of the
new chests have the novel short
bladed viande knife that bids fair
20 supercede the old type of dinner
knife. See them and make your
plans for Tuesday, October 2s.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
SECTION PLANS
ART EXHIBIT

Wall hangings, decorated pottery,
gay Christmas cards, these are only
. few of the attractive items being
made by members OF the Arts and
Crafts section of the Woman s Ten
Thousand club at their meetings.
The first regular meeting Of the
fall season was held yesterday in
the club house tea room, II mem
bcrs being present as well as Mrs.
Ed Wclch of Brawlcy section in
structOr.
At the business meeting the see
tion members decided to arrange an
exhibit of their work for the South
crn District convention to be held
in Brawley next month with the val.
ley clubs as hOstcsses.
The next meeting will be held on
November - and will be followed
by pot luck luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
SMART FASHIONS
SHOWN AT MRS.
LINGO'S SHOPPE

From eastern style ccnters com'
a.anv Of the tasteful gowns, wraps
and accessories IL tc on view Tues
dav. October =. at Mrs. Lingo :
Smart Shoppc. on tie occasion of tho
Woman's Ten Thousand club : shop
ping day.
An imported Handmade purse fo'
any occasion. morning. afternoon OF
evening, .will harmonIze with til,
new fall costume.
Gloves in all the new shades OF
rubvtonc, green and navy, as vel
- black. white. cream and beige
are here in abundance.
Costume iewclrv in variety OF
artistic designs WI please lovers OF
novelty. Many Of these items are
repHcas of museum pieces. Tiger
iewelry, exotic aul beautiful. VIII
tind many admirers.
Exquisite lingerie, moderately
ricrd, IS tempting 10 the feminine
shopper. These dainty tailored O!
lace trimmed garments ,he form
fitting and are made with gratlfy
ing attention 10 details.
Paiamas and lounging robes ar,
t.o smart for words. The former are
developed in pastel shades in pleas
ing color harmonics. the latter in
heavy flat crepe or damask.
Corsclets for wear with the new
afternoon and -vening gowns are
available here, ana a popular one j.
called the " Scanty
For the more mature figure thi"
shop carries an exclusive line OF
beautifully made afternoon gowns
and ensembles from some of the
well known eastern houses. Several
Mary Elizabeth dresses viii please
rhe fastidious. Lady Duff models
are distinguished by beauty o.: IEu
and finish Of workmanship.
Among the tal! coats there are
several that are extremely original!
IN cu, and material. One in Snyder
cloth on knit tweed is very smart.
\ new material called fleeec-nub in
brown touched up with burnt
orange IS beautifully combined with
kit fox.
Fox scarves, beautiful soft furs
in the newest shades, are also tea'
tured at this shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
BY SISTER MARY
SEs Service Writer

THE accompaniment chosen for
/ each variety of meat is i'm
rovtant. a roast without the pro-
ner contrasting flavor is as incom-
plf.e as apple pie without cheese.
tradition has combined certain
foods such as turkey and cram
berry sauce. but there are other
combinations quite as compatible.
The following list suggests suit
able combinations for the roasts
which are usually chosen for fes-
tive occasions:
Roast beef (rolled or standing
rib is served with horSeradish
sauce and I brown gravy. If the
roast is done rare, the natural
meat juices "au JUS" take the
place of the gravy. Yorkshire
pudding also is the proper accom-
paniment to this type OF roast.
Filet Of beef is served with
mushroom sauce and a tart spicy
lam or conserve. Even If the tilet
is roasted in the piece, brown
gravy should not accompany it.
Lamb is served with mint, cur
rant or crabapple jelly. Hot mint
sauce or brown gravy also are
suitable.
Pork is served with apple or
cranberry sauce. A gravy never
ahould be served with a roast Of
pork.
Ham is served with Drowned
pineapple or d tart relish and hot
raisin sauce. Pickles also are
good with ham.
Veal is served with tart jelly
or jam. Cranberry sauce is ex-
cellent. Brown gravy or tomato
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23

item, as will be a great bargain i'll
pound boxes of chocolate creams AT
43 cents.
\ popular feature at this market
is the driveway through tho build
ing opening onto the alley. Pnr-
'chascrs of large orders can drive
their ears in to be loaded by the
store employees.
Fruit ana vegetables make an at
traetivc showing here and the large
line of household supplies and can
ned goods will afford many bar
gains.
Stewart 5 market, located in the
Sdfcwav store will offer special
in lamb chops and shoulder lamb
roasts on Tuesday October 2S.
This market is always distinguish
ed for It's good quality of meat and
fine cuts of beef, veal, pork and
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
DINNER CLUB
HAS MEETING

NJ. and Mrs. J. :. Jones enter,
tanned the members OF their dinner
club recently at an attractivelv ap-
pointed dinner at their home on
Wensley avenue.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Y. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
T. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Don c. Bit,
lcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne,
DR.. and Mrs. Forrest Kutz. Mrs.
Gerald l. Baldwin, Ralph Claggctt
and the hosts.
Bridge and dancing were enjoyed
during the evening, prizes FOR high
scores at bridge being won by Mrs.
Meyer and R. Y. Watson, NJ. and
Mrs. Don c. Bitler receiving those
for low scores.