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The Washington times., 1930-05-05
FLORISTS
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
Gude Bros. Co. 1912 r Sc. N. W

Emergency Hospital
Elizabeth savoy. II years, GallInger
Hoaptfal.
John Garland. 3r.. year Emergency
Hospital.
Mary Z. Bryant months. Chill
dren's Hospital.
Louise L. turner. / month. chtldren's
Hospital
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BIZ r "A
NO. 'n(.ES

Roy ana Jane S. Marks. boy.
Otis ana Evelyn Hill, girl
Floyd and Margaret <. Frazier. boy.
William and Elsie Douglas. boy.
Oscar and Corinne jackson. girl
James and Nellie Chapman, boy.
The Washington times., 1930-05-05
Honest Values
SPECIALLY
PRICED.

EVERY CAR
AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY.
A DEMONSTRATION WILL
PROVE THEIR MERIT.
o0z PInh DAaS-$Au
The Washington times., 1930-05-05
OPPORTUNITY
FOR (S) YOUNG MEN.

Selling experience Is
needed to hold down any
big job. TO succeed you
must be able. to sell yourself
and your ideas.
We offer you this expert
ence selling chevro1ets, a
product OF General Motors.
We train and offer you a
chance to increase your
earnings. Many Chevrolet
sa1esrnen are earning as
much or more than we'll
paid executives.
SEE Mr. BURCHELL.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
SALES CO.,
0tOgH st. N. E. LING. 10000
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DEATHS
1

BOlFGARDNER. HERBgRT GEORGE-
Passed away on SATURDAY. Nay 3. 1890.
e ne lste resiaence, 1903 Eifhth So: y. W.
beloved husband 81 ElI5abeth u. BoSaesrd.
ner. IN the 3ifty.fouTth year Of HE age BE.
ldes his wife, he y survived BY SIX children,
New YORK eity: Miss Edna iani Il. BomssrSnsr. % z.
MISS Norma y. BomgsrdneT and Miss
hslen Songardneg. OF. Wsshinston and
San Erancsco EsI . caG CAM 4 a. msaTdlnsr HlS;T q
Bomeardner. Of Washington.
Assontc funeral services win be con-
ossS oeocn e a S tSs ures atssro2O1 e &. 4sy g
ration, 1416 Gallatin St. n. W. Interuient
Relatiyss and friends are invited to attend.
RTMFEEpsTgsTggFia! 7L.p ! IgsFyiees Tor Mks.
AEsE EopaEY EDPfs4Us EDsIAE sS9ahwsTEES. sDa WIS.
ss. + Ms3eolE MRTeEsTIHs @Issu,' IL SsD.rt: g,s: sd sh
denaic ia PeEine, China. WIN Sc cohductsd ssIi
q Arlington National Cemetery Isection
g.; ' oy wsasssdsy. wSsasssstn n M.y D0n0shus at IL
s sssasasszA aasANGMhs Msy M1ss5''sf 1855 sXsEcHs ssXsE e
Mary SAUL. the beloved dauehter OF B.
Ffasssis aaS snd Tannis MafVrs ssal:
St. Mathews Church. where requiem rnass
VIII b said. RelatiVes and friends are
CPleaee omit noYeys.l
THOMAS, JULIUN WuLTAM--on Satnr.
day. May 8. 1880. at his residence. Il
Edmonston 3D. Ayattsvllle, Nd. ct II
/ p. m. JULIUN. WILLIAM THOMAS, BE-
loved husband of.Mary Ellen Thomas (nee
Courtney
Funeral from his late rsGdence on Tues
fas frfsnds Aig igvtssd q at p m Relatives and
WELLER. MARGARET FRANCEs-on
oess sssuFNSaHy NHTREE SyTeRR1EE Nay st hsF Iss
beloved wife Of Franklin p Weller.
mother Of Mrs. Richard W. Hynson and
Gster Of Mrs. Jane McNelly and Mrs. Anna
7. Daniels.
Funeral from the residence Of her daugh.
ter 34S6 34th Pl. n. W. on Tuesday.
May O., at 8 p. m. Integment Congress
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Published by
IMPERIAL VALLEY
PRESS, mo.
REGISTRATION LEAD IS OURS
". O. COSTELLO,
Manager

Some months ago, when the federal
census returns were received Tor lnlpef-
ial Valley, some El Centrans were con-
siderably chagrinned, not to say alarmed
to discover that this city IS no longer the
leader i'm point Of population, that honor
being acquired by Brawley.
The federal figures gave the northern
city a population slightly III excess OF
10000 persons, while FL Centre was Civ
en- little over 5000.
Last week the county clerks office re-
leased figures on the number of regis
tered voters in the valley, showing a to-
tai OF 15,059 registered citizens.
Ell Centre is far in the lead among val
ley cities in number Of registered voters.
Our total is 3217. Brawley, our superior
in numbers by almost 1000, trails us by
,306 votes, its total registration being
1911.
We recall being the author of some
what harebrained Jingle in reply to q
Brawley taunt about having passed us,
the gist of which was that Brawley might
be bigger but we are better, and the reg
istration figures confirm that opinion
insofar as we are concerned.
Congratulations were extended to
Brawley at the time it took the lead in
population and we now extend them to
Ell Centro for its splendid lead in regis
tration.
It might be pointed out in passing
that CaleXico, third in registration, and
credited with approximately one-half the
population of Brawley, has almost as
many voters, its total being 1240.
Imperial and Holtville run a close
race, the latter leading the former by
three, 627 to 624
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
REPORT REVEALS FALL MELON CROP
DECREASED DUE TO PRICE, QUALITY

than increase this acreage each
year.
The following goods were inspec-
ted and passed into the county dur
ing July:
81 ornamentals, 6 water lilies, >
ferns, 33 cactus plants, l sack mil
let seed, Is sacks lettuce seed, |
sack garden seed, Is sacks carrot
seed. ! sack honey bali seed, | sack
pea seed, II shipments household
goods, l01 boxes oranges, 10 boxes
lemons, q boxes grapefruit, box
cherries, IS truck loads mixed fruit
and vegetables, 1 ear loads bananas.
Quarantine reflections included +
boxes orange infested with scale
- sacks potatoes-rotten and soft
ends.
Outgoing shipments included 493
car loads cantaloupes, 1347 car
loads honey dews. l547 car loads
honey balls, 1852 car loads water
melons, 5 car loads persian melons,
% ear loads casabas, 3 ear loads
Jap melons, 3GS ear loads mixed
melons, 2J9 car loads grapes.
standardization reflections includ
cd 30 crates honey dews rejected
fer not meeting Standardization re-
qDirements, 627 crates grapes re-
.iected-green, 80 tomatoes rejected
soft and over ripe, 3255 crates
rejected green-soft
and over ripe, 266 tons watermelons
rejectcd-grecn and over ripe.
Weed and pest control work con
sisted of 252 ranches visited for
weed control, ( gasoline pumps tes
ted and sealed, i railroad scales
tested.
Eleven apiaries-374 colonies of
bees We're inspected. - colonies
were found to be in box hives.
Notice was served upon the owners
to transfer these into proper hives.
The following were checked at
the Trifolium Highway Station:
Cotton, 1l3 bales; cotton seed
huils, Is tons; cotton seed cake,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

Why, bless my rubber boots, the
school seems to be crying, Yes, real
IL, there are a lot Of tears on those
windows as surely as my name is
Mr.. Loagears! mad yet how can
II be? i CRYING school! I never
heard Of such a thing.'
Nor did you. I venture to say.
nor did I and 1 never would have
believed it if Uncle Wiggily had
not told NE. And vet there stood
the old rabbit gentleman looking
at the school windows and down the
glass panes water was running like
great tear drops.
The Hollow Stump School is cry
ing,' murmured Uncle Wiggily.
- Yes, the windows are crying real
tears, rs if they We're eyes, and l
know why. The school is lonesome
TOR the animal boys and girls. 1t
misses them SO much on this long
vacation that it is weeping. | must
go tell the Lady Mouse Teacher
about this, 1t VIII surprise Aer!"
Giving one moro look at the cry
ny school, Uncle Wiggily hoped off
to find the Lady Mouse Teacher
He knew where she was spending
Ter vacation ON the shore OF the
Duck Pond Ocean, not far away.
over the fields and through the
woods hoped the rabbit gentleman
until he came TO the Old Tree Hotel
where the Lady Mouse was resting
50 she would be strong enough to
teach school again in September.
''Oh, Lady Mouse!' . cried Uncle
Higgily when lie saw her on the
porch. What do YOU think? |
have a wonderful surprise for you,''
a surprise? How nice.
squeaked Miss Mouse. ''What is
it3"
I'm afraid you will not think it
very nice, said Uncle Wiggily
soelmn like and sad. But the Hol
low Stump School is CRYING because
it is SO lonesome for you and the
"The school CRYING Nonsense.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Issued Daily, Except
Sundays. Entered a. the
Post office, El Centre,
Calf, as Second Glass
Matter.
FOX KNOBS LT PAYS

If there is any industry in this country,
or in the world, that should know all
there is to know about advertising, that
industry is the theatre, particularly as
relates to motion pictures.
The movies know advertising from a to
lizard, in all its various angles.
There is considerable significance at
tached therefore to the decision of the
Fox chain of theatres, announced in New
York yesterday, that hereafter advertis
ing will be confined to daily newspapers.
Reasons given by the Fox company are
that the best apptal can be made through
the newspapers changes in advertising
copy can be made more quickly and more
space could be booked when needed.
1t is to be presumed that this decision
was reached only after long deliberation
and a comparison of the results obtained
from other methods Of advertising. A
concern the size of the Fox company
does not come to conclusion involving
business principles, particularly
change in policy, until minute investiga-
tiOns have been made.
The Fox concern is only one of an ever
increasing group Of large industries
which has found that the daily news
paper is the best medium to bring its bus
mess and wares before the buying public.
Despite these examples of what big
business" does, there are still many mer-
chants unable or unwilling to admit the
beneficial results of advertising in their
hometown papers. These merchants
spend no small amount Of time wondering
at the success Of other businesses and la
lnenting their own inability to meet COM
petition, vet they refuse to avail them
selves of one Of the best business getters
in the World-the hometown newspaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

The monthly report of b. A. Har-
rigan, county agricultural commits,
sioner, for July, advises that new
spray outfit was purchased for one
10 the county weed trucks this sea
son, and spraying Tor the control
of puncture vine. johnson grass and
other noXious weeds was started
in June. \ second truck was put
in operation in July. With both
trucks working, it is expected that
all weed infections along county
roads will be sprayed several times
during the summer.
Despite early hopes of a profit
able grape deal, growers were con
siderablv disappointed in the qual-
ity and lateness of shipments. Prac-
tically all vineyards suffered from
severe burning just prior to ship
ping but little damage was done
to the crop this year from grape
leaf hoppers or mildew.
Shipments of late honey balls and
honey dews, amounting to approx
mately 100 cars daily, are still be
ing made. Indications now are that
the melon season will be practically
over between August 10 and u, al
though scattered shipments viii con
tinue until September.
\ survey Of the fail melon aer-
cage indicates that it viii not ex-
ceed 1900 acres. The price and
quality Of the fall melons have
been increasingly diseouraging to
the few growers who have expert
mented in recent years with fall
crop, tending 20 decrease rather
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

chuckled the muskcat lady house
keeper. for well she knew WHY Uncle
Wiggily went to school when there
was any.
"That's SOL" exclaimed Mr..
Longears. la forgotten that this
was vacation. There isn't any req
Ular school now and Miss Mouse has
no summer classes. Vel, think I'll
take hop past the Hollow Stump
School anyhow to see how it looks.
So a little later the rabbit gentle
man. taking his pink, twinkling nose
with him, hoped past the Hollow
stump School, which was now closed
Tor the summer.
= How sad and lonesome it
looks, murmured the rabbit gentle
man is lie stopped hopping in front
of the big, hollow stump which had
windows and doors and a chimney
and everything a school should have.
1T makes me sad - went ON Tn
Gle Wiggily. How different the
school looks Ehen the animal bows
and girls are nos running around
1t playing loiivpop tag and ice-crcam
cops and robbers. 80 lonesome. Bat
7 must not get to feeling this way.
] must he more Jolly. l VIII Just
lake a hep around the closed school
and then / II 90 have an adventure
10 give me an appetite for my
lunch.
Giving another look at the closed
door Of the Holly stump School
which would not open until Septem-
Eef, MI. Lougeais started To hop
around 10 look 1T from all sides,
thougl he know the place almost a:
well as lie knew his own hollow
stump bungalow.
But all Of a sudden Nr. Longears,
having reached the back Of the
school, came - "a stop aad looked
and looked again at some OF tine
81 indows. Then the jolly old rabbit
rubbed his eyes and twin
kled his pink nose and looked a third
time.
- wonder," " he said softly. "I
wonder If l can believe what 1 see,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Why Fat Men
Stay Fat

"The trouble with me, and
guess this applies to 999o of the men
who are putting on weight, l didn I
have the energy or "pep > to take 1T
off. Lost all interest in amy heal
thy activity and just LACED around
accommodating the old pounds until
got that Kruschen feeling"
start taking Kruschen Salts
That the common-sense way to re-
duce-but don I take them with the
idea that they possess reducing
qualities in themselves.
This is what they do-they clean
out the impurities in your blood by
keeping the bowels, kidneys and
liver in splendid working shape and
fill you with Vigor and tircless
energy you d most forgotten had ex-
listed.
As a result instead Of planting
yourself in an easy chair every free
moment and letting flabby fat ac-
cunulate You feel an urge for aetlV-
ity that keeps you moving around
doing the things you've always
wanted to DO and needed to do to
keep you in good condition.
Then watch the pounds slide off
kruschen Salts are the up-to-date
Fountain of Youth. Take one hair
tca.spoonful in a glass Of hot or
cold water tomorrow morning and
every morning and if they don t
change your whole idea about re-
dueing. 20 back and get the small
price YOU paid for them. Get an
81 cent bottle of kru.chen Salts
lasts weeks. at Clements Drug
Store, Valley Drug Go, or any pro-
gressive druggist anywhere in the
world ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Shibley Named
HOltyille School
Superintendent

or considerable local interest ls
thc announcement that a. +. Shlp-
lev, former superintendent Of the
ri Centre grammar schools, will act
in similar capacity i'll lloitville.
Mr.. Shibley is well known in valley
education circles, having been prin'
cipal in Imperial four years, county
Superintendent of schools SIX years
and I'll Centre superintendent SIX
years. Upon leaving the valley AR.
Shibley has been connected witn
schools in Huntington Beach and
Burbank.
Shibley will fill the vacancy left
by Homer Akcr, who plans to be
located in Arcadia where he Will
be superintendent. One of Aker's
reasons for getting Il school nearer
Los Angeles is for the purpose OF
continuing his university work, be
ing candidate for a masters de-
gree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shiblcy and two
sons will make their home i'll Holt
willie around the first Of september,
Miss Velma ShibIcY remaining in
Los Angeles where she is attending
college
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

tons; alfalfa hay, 1869 tons;
grain hay, III tons; manure, 3l'
tons; cattle, 7s3 head hogs, LIPS
head; horses, 2i head; mules )
head; turkeys, 147 head; chickens,
700 dozen; cucumbers, l73 crates;
tomatoes, 2,67l crates; cantaloupes,
1880 crates; honeydews, 3,4f+
crates; honey balls, 4,l94 crates;
grapes, l5,23l crates; waterme!ons,
l ,455 tons; alfalfa meal, II tons;
sweet potatoes. l0l lugs.
The following were checked at
the Boulder Park inspection sta
ton:
Cotton seed meal, II tons; alfalfa
hay, GSj tons; cattle, ll6 heads;
mules, ~ head; tomatoes, 179;
crates: ,cantaloupes, 2,69O crates;
honeydews, 900 crates; honey balls,
62l crates; grapes, ,23l crates;
watermelons, 400 crates; loo trucks
loaded with household goods, ma
,chinery and miscellaneous products.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GARR1s
Copyright, 1925. ~ Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGTLY AND THE
CRYING SCHOOL

Uncle Wiggily was very fond Of
going to the Hollow Stump School
where the Lady Mouse Teacher
taught the classes OF animal chill
dren. Not that the old rabbit gentle
man reeited any lessons 10 Miss
Mouse. No, indeed. lie was long
past the age Of gsing 10 school.
''But am not too old to learn, -
Uncle Wiggily said many 4 time
with q funny littie twinkle Of his
pink nose. lone is never too old
10 learn and even after one j.
through going to school he is stiI
able to learn something. ] certainly
like the Lady Mouse Teacher and
the Holly stump where she
teaches
For that reason Air. Longears
often used to visit the school where
the animal boys and girls learned
the many things which are usefui for
puppy dogs, pussy cats, squirrels,
rabbits aud cate little pigs 10 learn.
Often Uncle Wiggily would listen te
the children recite or he would watch
while Miss Mouse llaved tie tin pan
cheese piano Tor them 10 sing. And
at times Uncle Wiggily might tell
a little story for the children.
So one fine morning Uncle Wig
gily came sliding dpwn the stair ban
lister railing in his hollow stump
BUNGALOW and landed ON the floor
with a bump, which made Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzz, squeak:
"What 5 your hurry"
"I'm going 10 school" said
Uncle Wiggiy.
"Nonsense! THIS is vacation, -
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Injured Woman
Sues Aviator

Los ANGELES, aug. :. up -
The perpleXitics of George Hutchiu-
son, Virginia aviator, who hopes to
fly from New York to Paris, in
creased TODAY when Mrs. Ellen l..
johnson sued him for 100000 for
injuries alIegedlv received when the
flyers monopane crashed at Mines
field last saturday.
In her complaint, the woman
charged that the plane, in which
Hutchinson was making a trial
FLIGHT preparatory to taking of for
New York. crashed through a fence
and struck her.
While Lockhccd officials have an
rounced that the FLYERS plane prob
ably viii be ready for the proposed
transcontinontal aud ocean hep by
the end of the week. Hutchinson still
faces a decision by the department
# commerce aeronautic bureau ON
his accident.
Findings in the crash have been
sent to Washington, but officials
here would not say whether iiutchiu-
son would be grounded ~ or given
PERMISSION to make his flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
KID MEXICO WINS
NOD OVER BAKER

WILMINGTON, Calf, Aug. Z.
U.Pl-Kid Mexico Won the verdict in
a tcn-round fight last night with
Bud Baker, Long Beach motorcycle
cop. Andy Dumlcr won by a tcrhni-
cal knockout in the fifth round Of
the semi-windpp'with Ferris Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

The cabinetis beautiful glacier-gray
Porcelain.on-steel inside and out -
combining the advantages of porce.
lain with the strength Of steel.
Like all Frigidaires, this model
operates at low cost. 1t is quiet yet
powerfully 1t freezes ice quickly. 1t
keeps foods safely cold with effortless
ease. 1t is a Frigidaire with all that
the name implies In performance,
long life and proved dependability.
But come in and see it. Only a
demonstration can show you the
value you are offered at this revolu-
tionary price. Call at your first
opportunity.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

How funny!' laughed Miss Mouse.
And then a very funny thing hap
pered. I may tell you about it to-
morrow night. The story then, Il
the dumb-bell will stop irving to pull
itself up on the flying trapezc, will
be about Uncle Wiggily 5 discovery
or what the rabbit gentleman found.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
W. |. Stone -- -N0n-BOard Insurance

State Insurance Commissioner requirements are the
same as for Board companies The prices to you arr
remarkably lower Let us show you this real savin1
Phone W. l. Stone 24S or 387-Office S3A Main. Alss
collection servics ..- -.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
auoust r 1915

The property of secretary Berry
of the irrigation district that re
calls would swoop through the dis
trict board seems to be coming true.
Yesterday it was learned on eN-
cellent authority, that petition for
the recall of Director j. Arthur
Mcbride was being circulated in
Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
P0yceIuin-On-Ste
Inside and Ont
mbeauti1HlGlacier-Gray

This new model is equipped with ST St
the positive "Frigidaire Cold sr
Control''-a device that has made
Frigidaire famous for quick freezing
of ice and desserts: The mechanism
is completely enclosed in the bottom
of the cabinet-a feature appreciated
by women who insist upon beauty
in the kitchen. . All food shelves are
elevated-making them easy to reach.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

Irrigation in Lovclock districb.
Nevada. ceased early in July be-
cause of water deficiency in shs
Hum boldt River.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Radiator Kepairing

Also Radiator Recoring and cleaning cleaned with.
out injury to the core. Imperial Valley Sheet Metal
Works, 81 s Broadway. Res. Phone 1928. Bua
Phone 1177.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

Christian jackson. Wallowa, Ore
gon shipped to market threc-ycar
old Chester White hog that weighed
$40 p0unds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
Information Department
BUY 1T IN Ell CENTRIC
Acetylene Welding & Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding Boring or Honng. Piston Grine
ing. Fly Wheel Ring Gears Installed. Tractor Work
Pump and Gas Engine Overhauling. General Electric
Motors Agent. Fan and Vacuum Cleaner Repairing
Battery Repairs and Charging. Bicycle Repairing
Lawn Mowers Sharpened, Etc. Wilson Machine Shop
Phone 40. 1922 Main Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

\ pretty home wedding took
place Wednesday afternoon at }
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. j. Metz, their daughter, Miss
Phoebe Metz and Harry Hand be
ing The contracting parties. Mr..
and Mrs. Hand Will make their
home in FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Looking Backward
What The Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Ano,,cf ~ 1lIO

Seven members of the committee
of Seven met at Brawey this morn
ing and received the report of the
Turlock- Modesto delegation which
will be published in all OF the val
ley papers.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

Driving the last Packard Six
turned out before the big factory
was rebuilt to manufacture the II
cylinder ears, party of four stu.
dents of the University of Min
nosota arrived in FL Centre yes
terday on The homeward grind of
an 5000 mile tour of the western
United States.
TEN YEARS AGO
August 7, 1920
Files not complete.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Army & Navy Variety Store

New and Used Furniture, stoves linoleums, hardware
We buy and sell every thing for less. M. Marcot prop
48O Main ST.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
Imperial Valley Sheet Metal Works

-515 Broadway. Tanks, Skylight, Ct
Dairy and Restaurant Work and Gene
Res. Phone 1923. Bus. Phone 1177.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
OptOmetrist-Dr. Sem Bacon

Qualty Eye Service Scientifically equipped to trea,
all muscular and crossed eyes. Nearsighted
tMyopic eyes and cldren's eyes given special atten
tion. Glasses fitted. Lenses duplicated 581 Main
st. Phone 228-W
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

rIi;.S WANTED t2 model 'n Fasljou dlsplay Ar.ry at MlLIsI;S. INC.
 second Floor
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
S'llULTE-lNiTED

uNlUl,nSsGES, ot9 and two yea Ii. seus"d op,ratogs 10 uo ulgcr wa,iu- and assist with rofmaucut waving. NsY tHaer year licensed operators Tor per- maucnt waving for shop in New Brit a.n. Write fer appointment. Helen Beauty SHoPpe. II Ass luIn st., Hart luri tolu