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Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
WELL BALANCED
CARD OFFERED
AT LOCAL CLUB

With prices back to the old nor
NAL scale tonight, it is expected
large crowd will be on hand to watch
the various battles in the splendid
card which has been arranged by
Matchmaker Harry Woodbury. at
the Imperial Valley Athletic c'ub.
Something is due to bust when
lgnacio Fernandez and Kid Peace
tangle in the main event, for the
boys are two Of the hardest nltters
in the game. Fernandez is Filipino
and Ponce is -deN-can, with no
love lost between them. Each will
have strong backing from their
countrymen when they enter the
ring, with the other nationalities
picking their favorites as they de-
sire.
Fernandez made short work OF Al
Singer in Madison Square Garden a
few months ago, knocking him out
in the third round, while Ponc. did
the same thing to Jimmy Piela,
rated a tough one, in Los Angeles n
few months hack. Piela was ont for
two hours following the rap Ponce
gave him and at one time doctors
thought he never would pull!
through.
Another great battle is predicted
in the eight round semi-final when
Battling Gonzales and Mickey
Payne swap blows. Gonzales is rat
cd highly because of two good
scraps against Mushy Callahan,
Junior welterweight champion of
the world. Payne has been main
evening in Detroit and Chicago and
is expected to give Gonzales plenty
of opposition with Il chance of win
ming if he proves as good as re
ports say he is.
Plenty of interest is conferred in
the six round special between Pat
Yaneeo and ANDY Armstrong which
is a rcmatch following an unsatis-
factory decision which went to
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
$50. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Jan. "a. W.D-
Leo Hernandez, Mexican weller
weight, will meet Joe Schlocker
here tomorrow night in the feature
event of Main Street Athletic
club card. Schlocker is heavy
fayorits.
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. "a. W.1-
Joe Ditto and Homer Sheridan will
fight main event at the Legion
Stadium here tonight, with the lat
ter a fayoritc because of recent vie
tories in the local ring.
PASADENA, Jan. "a. W.H-Dud
Fades, local favorite, has been sign
ed for a GO with Cecil Payne here
next Thursday night. Payne gained
recognition in the ring by making
a good showing against Golaie Hess.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. "a W.H-
The Los Angeles Richfields took n
California hockey league game from
the Hollywood Millionaires here
last night bv the narrow margin OF
4 to 8. Hollywood scored two goals
in the final period, trying despera'
tely to even the count, but were I'M
able to overcome the Oilers
PASADENA, Calf, Jan. "a. W.P)
Young Sport, former western ANA
teur flyweight champion, won de-
cision from Joe Routis, Filipino,
here last night. His victory came
easily. Young Sport has lost but one
fight in his IS professional bouts.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. "a. U.D-
A hard riding polo team from the
Argentine defeated the Midwiek
Country Club quartet IL to 6 in a
practice game on the Midwiek field
here yesterday. Juan Reynal was
the individual star of the match.
ehaiking up seven goals. The game
was preliminary to series o;
meets.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
No More Gas
In Stomach
And Bowels

If you wish 10 be permanently re.
lievcd of gas in stomach and bowels,
take Raalmann's Gas Tablets,
which are prepared especially for
stomach gas aud all the bad effects
resulting from gas pressure.
That empty, gnawiRg feeling at
the pit of the stomach VIII disap-
pear: that auNions, nervous feeling
with heart palpitation will vanish,
and you Will again be able to take a
deep breath without discomfort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling after
dinner will be replaced by a desire
for entertainment. Bloating will
cease. Your limbs, a1ns and fingers
will no longer feel cold and Ego to
sleep" because Baalmann's Gas
Tablets prevent gas from interfer-
iwg with the circulation. Get the
genuine. in the yellow package, at
any good drug store. kFiee ST.
ALWAYS ON HIND AT
c.e,rest's Drug Stcre
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
SPORT NEWS
Italian Giant
Fights Tonight

NEW YORK, Jan. "a. WR. - A
freak of the prize ring will make his
American debut when Primo Camera,
Italian giant, meets Big Boy Peter
son of New Orleans in a 10 round
bout at Madison Square Garden to.
right. a.AsX
Camera, with his 275 pounds of
bulk, his size 20 shoes and his enor-
nous appetite, has aroused interest
to the point where more than u.s.
900 customers will pack the garden
to get the first glimpse of the former
circus strong man.
Fer Cameras introduction, his
half dozen or more managers have
selected second rater who is cal
eulated to fold up under fire.
Peterson vehemently denied he is
going into the ring to be Knocked
ont by Camera, bat it will be one
of the biggest surprises of recent
months if the POS pound southerRer
is not draped on the canvas long be
fole the 10th round.
Camera has been made 3 to IA
vorite.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
English Fighter
Likes Yankees

NEW YORK, Jan. %. U.R-Jack
kid Berg, English lightweight
who returns to London today is con-
WINGED that American ring fans are
the best sportsmen he has ever en-
eountered. .+
OF | had been the Pr inee of
Males" said Berg, "they couldn Z
haze treated me more generously. F"
Berg will meet Mushy Callahan of
California, junior welterweight
champion, at Albert hall February
Is, after which he will return to
this country to seek a match with
Sammy Mandell, lightweight cham
r.on.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24

NSSAt"s S
today.
Judge h. NJ. Lands will attend
the annual dinner Of the New York
Chapter of Baseball Writers at the
Hotel Commodore February 2.
First baseman Bill Terry of the
New York Giants is expected to
Join the ranks of holdouts. He has
expressed his desire for $23,ooo
salary next season.
With more than half the club
sigaed, the Cincinnati Reds arc not
expected to have any holdouts.
Harry Heilmann, Bob Meusel ano
Eppa Rixey are among those signed.
In rebuilding the Detroit Tigers,
Bucky Harris has intimated that
only three men are sure Of berths-
First Baseman Dale Alexander
Second Baseman Charley Gehringer
and Outfielder Roy Johnson.
Since he has never talked salary
with BHrleigh Grimes, President
Barney Dreyfuss Of Pittsburgh says
it is ridiculous to term the veteran
Pirate pitcher a holdout. Dreyfuss
expects to confer with Grimes short
ly, and believes he viii sign with
cut difficulty.
Recruits Joe Heving and Sam
Leslie from Memphis have signed
their 1880 contracts with the New
York Giants. Heying is a pitcher
| and Leslie q first baseman.
CHICAGO, Jan. "a. WH-Berlyn
| aorne, WHO was used as a rehet
,;teher by the Chicago Cubs last
car, has been released to the Los
angeles club Of the Pacific Coast
eague, according to a Cubs an
1 louncement.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24

Yangco two weeks ago. Armstrong
has been working faithfully foi
this match and will be i'll tip-tol
shane when he erawls into the ring
tonight.
Mateo Maihoncy and Battling
Chico will start off the fireworks
with four round bout and Chico
is reputed to be the sort of boy who
will make Mateo fight every step
of the way.
From top to bottom the card
looks to be exceptionally well bal
anced and any ono of the three TOP
fichts is rccardcd as being WORT
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
Scott Knows He
Is Good Boxer


NEW YORK. Jan. "a. U.nt-Phil
Scott, British heavyweight cham
rion who meets Jack Sharkey at
Miami February p. does not con-
slider himself fighter, he said TO-
day, but only boxer.
at will not require fighter to
heat Sharkey," said Scott, - m a
boxer and just the kind to be t
Sharkey.
+ Scott, whose part of the Miami
Awse probably will reach 1oo,ooo,
Id to borrow dollar to tip ms
a(eward on the Hemerie upon his
arrival here yesterday.
He plans to depart Tuesday for
Miami TO begin active training. He
avw weighs 2l5.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24

Try a Press Want AID
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24

Lindsay, Tularc county. claims to
h1vc the largest farm bureau center
in the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
Here And There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, Jan. "a. W9-
Plans for the 1882 Olympic games
at Los Angeles will be considered
by the Olympic revision committee
of the Amateur Athletic Union at
meeting here Saturday and Sunday
The committees Recommendations
will be presented to the American
Olympic Association at a. later
date.
NEW YORK, Jan. "a. U.P-The
signed contracts of five Brooklyn
players-First Baseman Del Bison
cite, Second Baseman Jake Flowers,
Shortstop Glenn Wright, Pitcher
jim Richardson and Third Baseman
Bob Reis-have been received
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
Jackie Fields To
Tackle Dundee

CHICAGO, Jan. "a. WR-Haying
shown Chicago very little of the
fluff which made HIM welterweight
champion, Jackie Fields, who as
aiain Jackie tinkeisteln became
champion of his block on the west
side, tonight taxes on the best op-
penent he has met here AS sofr
Of farewell to the old home town.
On the eve of his departure on
trip which Will take him to the
Pacific coast and then to Europe,
Jake tonight will see what can De
done about thrashing Vince Dundee,
the younger brother of Joe Dundee,
from whom Fields won his title.
So proficient has the Irish Jewish
combination of Fields and his man
ager, Gig Rooney, been at picking
soft spots since Fields won the tilt,
there 10 a strong possibility Fields
will be called upon to do more fight
ing tonight than he has done in his
battles after winning the
title.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24

To December Is, Dinuba, Tulare
county, had received At of an inch
of rain though the annual average
for the season is about IL inches and
snow has fallen in the mountains
nearby.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24

Packing and Marketing. Inc. Of
san Francisco, is paving $50 a ton
tor unhulled black waluutS. 50 for
hailed aud 40 ee5ts a pound for 1929
black meats OF first quality.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Nieinity-Parti,
cloudy tonight, probably becoming
unsettled Saturday, moderate tenn
pcraturc.
Southern California CLOUDY to-
night and saturday; somewhat un-
settled west norton; moderate tenn
pcraturc: hight variable winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24

Tho Boswell gin al Mcfarland.
Kern county, has five stands and
cost Sis.00a.
The Washington times., 1930-11-19
ST Gifts for Children
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
ADDCreI Gifts

Lueeete and Cinderella wash Dress-
es, Sizes 2 to 6...s...........M
s,ainty little Dresses Tor the lit
tie girl, / TO 3 (sketched) ......N
GlrIs' Dainty Little wash Froeks.
Sizes to l4..,...s....'..''''
GIrls New BIouses, in attractive
prints and plain colors. Sizes
to IL. ..ss..sss.ssas.
handmade Dresses, infants to !
year sizes. s..s.......s..s'. '.t..'.sa'@A
Rayem Combinations. for little
girls, to 6..,s...,.i.s...ss. 'lHA
Dainty Little Gowns and slips, at
tractively trimmed ...,....,.. VI
Girls Rayon Combinations. Sizes
Z to 1As.ss.tssts...sa 4$A
Girls Handmade Gowns, in pastel
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Glrls' Fancy Pajamas.. ..... 81
Creepers for boys and girls. to
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Boys and GIrIs' Warm Little
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Fancy Flannelette Pajatnas for
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The Washington times., 1930-11-19

Co8y and Warm Tinker Toy
Blankets s.......s...sss.sS.
Books little children will enjoy
reading or having read. 81
A Large Selection Of Novelties
Attractive Little six Bonnets.
in many styles. ........,....M
Warm Little Knit Baby Shawls.
in soft pastel shades. .s....... 81
Hand-knit Baby Sacques, with
pink and blue trim. 81
Lovely Little Handmade Ger
tru(ea ...,.....,.$ III
ChIldren,e Handbags, in assorted
colors with back straps and
Chiidren,s warm Little Wool
Gloves. with colored tops. Sizes
Chlldren's Braeeiets' and Neck.
ChiISrsn,s laSss shipper. t.sstcGs61 Of
cuffs. Also other attractive
styles AZ. ..... s.s... I; :......ss.S
Plain White or Fancy FlanneIette
Pajamas in one-piece styles. a Va.
ried assortment, In sizes 8 to IL. 81
WoOI Caps and Tim Caps.
Genuine Cowhlde Belts. ..,...... y!
F1eece-Lined Cotton Union suits,
with short sleeves. and knee-length
legs. Sizes 8 to IL, with drop seat
and 8 to ls in baek-opening
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Boys Foar-ln-Band Ties, in attrae.
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CHRONICLE CLUB VARIOUS ACTIVITIES IN WASHINGTON
ScION Of old NlaShlngtOn
.FdmllY. Wed5 ID. G. Girl

and has continued his interest
In literature and the arts. Mrs.
Johnston graduated from Smith
College and is a member Of the
Junior League.
what Bride Wore
For the ceremony the bride
wore q suit Of green tweed With
q small green felt hat to match
and q corsage Of orchids. I'M
mediateIy following. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnston left on q motor
trip In the South and will re.
turn next month, when they
viii make their home at the
Hay-Adams House.
#&N
Maryland Society Meets
The Maryland State Society
will meet this evening at the
Washington Club at $50
o'clock.
David G. Winebrenner, sec
retary Of State Of Maryland.
viii give an address, which win
be followed by musical pro
gram given by Miss Anne Carey
Moss, soloist. Dancing viii be
from 10 until o'clock. Mrs.
J. Harris Franklin is In charge
Of arrangements.
In the receiving line win be
George H. Calvert, president Of
the society, and Mrs. Harris;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ritcllie,
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Boiler,
and Miss Mary w. Merrick.
~
Lieut.. Col. Ralph Hubert
whitney, U. s. A., Of Worcester,
Mass, is spending several
months in washington ON duty
in the office Of the chief Of
field artillery, and has taken .
suite at the Martinique.
The Washington times., 1930-11-19
Women Voters Plan
To Entertain Child
Welfare Delegates

The National League Of Wo-
men Voters Is entertaining at
tea this afternoon at their head
quarters here in compliment to
the members Of the organiza-
ton attending the White House
Conference on Child Welfare.
Invitations have been issued
by Miss Marguerite M. Wells.
acting president, to many well
known women who are active
in the work Of the league and
rho have been included by the
President In the White House
Conference. Among them are:
Miss Jane Adams, Miss Julia
Lathrop, DR.. Sophonisba Breck-
inridge, and Mrs. James w. Nor
rison, Of Chicago; Mrs. Emily
Newell Blair, of Joplin, Mo-:
Mrs. Robert Il. DeNormandie,
DR.. Alice Hamilton, and DR..
Florence Mckay, Of MasSachu.
etts; Mrs. Bertha K. bandes, Of
Seattle; Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
welt, Mrs. r. Louis Slade and
Miss Lillian Wald, Of New York
city, and Mrs. Percy T. Walden,
Of New Haven, Conn.
Tea will be served In the room
which Is now the office Of the
president and on whose walls
hang the portraits of Miss
Susan B. Anthony and Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait. It Is the
room In which President Lincoln
conferred with General Grant
and which the latter left to 60
to the White House in 1859. The
building which now houses the
National League was the resi-
dence Of Clara Barton from 1892
to 1897 and It was from 1t that
she departed for the Near East.
The Washington times., 1930-11-19
Accessories

Fancy Rayom, SILK and W0Oa
scarfs, In attractive shapes and
colors ......ss..s...s.so
An wool gh0uldeeettes. Fancy
weave, in 4 choice OF many
snades s's..ss...ssss... u
wOol and Velvet Berets, in attrac-
tive shades for Fall. l............u
wOmen's sIlpOn and Fancy Cuff
Fabric Gloves, in Fall colors.
Sizes 81 to ~
Metal Belts, in attractive styles. 81
Metallic Evening Bags. in gold and
silver with chain handles. ....N
FIorentIne Necklaces, Bracelets,
Earrings, Clips and Pins. ....... 81
Pearl (simuIated) Necklaces, Ear
rings, bracelets and Rings. ...H
Crystal Necklaces in white, am
her, amethyst. blue, rose and
black-and-whlte .............. 81
Turquoise Necklaces and Brace
let's (sketcheO 81
W0men'a Linen Hamdkerchlefe i'm
plain white or white with colored
Novelties. Including Ssachets, Guest
Paffa. Handkerchief Gases, ScaFfR,
Neckwear and Chiffon Handker-
WOmen's Quilted Satin, Leatherette
Q n d Felt Bedroom slippers
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The Washington times., 1930-11-19

with only the members Of the
two families as witnesses the
marriage Of Miss Eleanor Rel
yea. daughter Of Mrs. Albert
Relyea, and James Marion
Johnston. jr.. son Of Mrs. James
Marion Johnston, took place
yesterday at the home Of the
brides mother on K Street.
Rev. Robert Johnston, rector Of
st. Johns Church. officiated.
The wedding which followed
closely the announcement Of
the engagement is Of special in.
terest to washington where
both families have long been
identified with the residential
circle. Mr.. Johnston rs the son
Of the late James Marion John
ston and has two sisters, Mrs.
Randolph Mason, Of New York,
4O1u1CNAy MISS COp1kAS 90AAAA0N0tAt
and Mrs. Charles Lacey Hall,
who was Miss Eleanor Johnston,
both Of whom made their de-
but in washington.
Gets Transfer
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason came
from their home in New York
for the event, but Major and
Mrs. Hall, who are now living
in Rock Island, ILL.,, where
Major Hall Is stationed, were
prevented from attending, owing
to orders received by the latter
for transfer to West Point.
Mrs. Hall will come to Wash
ington in about q fortnight,
however, to visit her mother,
en- route to West Point.
Graduating from Princeton,
Mr.. Johnston took o poSt-gradu-
ate course at Oxford University
The Washington times., 1930-11-19
Women's 5 Club
Calendar
NOVEMBER 20

NOVEMBER 30
Daughters of America. Miz-
pah Council, annual visit ct
Esther Councils Hall, Wiscon-
sin Avenue and Window Place.
NOVEMBER 81
Daughters Of the American
Revolution. Abigail Hartman
Rice Chapter, card party at
Shorehar1 Hotel.
Eastern Star. Bethany Chap
! ter, meeting. n
Daughters Of the Americans
Revolution, Columbia Chapter.
evening card party at Raleigh
Hotel.
NOVEMBER "a
Ohio Girls Club, Thanks
giving dance. at Colonial Hotel.
University Women luncheon,
/ p. M, guest speaker, Maurice
Colbourne.
\ &&
NOVEMBER "a
American University Women's
Guild, musicale, home Of Mrs.
w. s. Corby, Chevy Chase Cir
Gle. =
Daughters Of America, Inde.
pendent Council, annual vista
ton at 80S Eye st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-11-19

You've been hearing Of many
new and interesting clothes
ideas this season. And prob
ably been wondering whether
they're really being worn.
{ For instance - you've heard
that stockings will be darker
this winter.
Are women really wearing
darker stockings? Because
that's the fashion test.
7. Our figures show that over o
period Of two weeks the number
Of women wearing darker stock
ings- darker beiges and taupes
has risen from 35 out Of every
The Washington times., 1930-11-19
JuniorLeague
Display Is
Planned

Society Girls Exhibit VIII
Occupy Part Of Historic
Peacock Alley in Hotel
Tomorrow
Peacock Alley in the Willard
Hotel will be one Of the main
centers Of the Junior League
display at the hotel tomorrow,
when the hotel viii be taken
over by the league for the bene-
fit of the Children's Hospital.
Members of the league IN
charge of the booths along the
"alley' will include Mrs. Ern.
est swift, Mrs. Francis Wins
low. Miss Louise Clayt0r, Mrs.
Prank Harman, Mrs. Warwick
Montgomery, Mrs, BENJAMIN
Weems, Mrs. Harry Slocum,
Mrs. Gardner Rogers, Miss
Martha Poole and Mrs. Harry
Eaton.
A children's hour win be one
of the features of the day. A
motion picture program has
been arranged for their benefit
from 4 o'clock to 8 in the small
ballroom. A number Of the
league members win be In at
tendance to look after the
youngsters.
Judge and Mrs. ]. M. Remick
of Concord, N. H. had as
their guest at dinner last eve
ming at the Carlton former
Governor c. N. Spalding, Of
New Hampshire.
~ E.N 4
Cleveland Perkins entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the
new Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, OF
washington, is passing q few
days at the st. Regis, in New
York City.
The Washington times., 1930-11-19

Xmas gifts that heautify the
home are always welcome,
especially when made by the
donor. These lovely suggestions
come to you with quantities
and color suggestions Of EN-.
broidery silks to be used.
366-Set consisting Of three
doilies stamped on pink
organdy.
279-Pillow top and back
with design stamped on peach
organdy.
369-Pillow top with design
stamped on 1nbleached muslin.
Articles are Is cents each. Be
The Washington times., 1930-11-19

sure to write plainly your name,
address and numbers wanted.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS C15C)
In coins carefully wrapped, or
stamps, for each pattern. Write
plainly your name, address ana
style number. BE SURE TO
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lngt0n Times, Pattern Depars.
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ety.
The Washington times., 1930-11-19
visited Europe

Capt. Philip williams, U. S.
NJ, retired, arrived in New York,
November IL, aboard the s. s.
Ara:aia from Europe. Captain
Williams came to Washington
yesterday and is at the Mar
Unique, where he will spend
some time visiting friends.
Mrs. Kate Burr johnson OF
Trenton. N. j., is at the Carlton
for several days.
The Washington times., 1930-11-19
! Apparel Gifts

WOmen's New Home FrOcks in at
tractive prints. Gayly colored and
smartly styled, with new longer
skirts .s....ss.ss.s.ss.s u
Famey aprons. s.s...s ..s.S Tor u
New Patterns in Hooverettea.
Small, medium and large sizes. 81
New SmOcks, in large selection
OF enadeS ...s.ss.s.. u
W0men's Fine AFctfcs, In low
cuff style. Black and brown. II
The Washington times., 1930-11-19

tricorne hat? Not nearly as
many as are' wearing berets or
hats with flare-away brims. But
here's an interesting thing. In
a week the number Of women
jumped from two in every hun.
dred to four In every hundred.
They doubled in a meek. And
The tricOrne is growing more
Are women really carrying
muffs? That's a hard one to
The Washington times., 1930-11-19
Apparel Gifts

Pre- : shFunk BrOadclOth shirts,
(sketched) made to our own speci"
fieations. Collar attached style in
white and eolors. Neckband model
in white only. Sizes IL to IL. ..S1
Fleece Lined Cotton UnlOn Suits,
in gray, cream or white. Sizes -
TO 4s....................
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The Washington times., 1930-11-19
Luncheon Hostess

Luncheon Hostess
Miss Clara Boiling will be
hostess at luncheon at the May
flower on Monday, in compli-
ment to Miss Katherine Edmon-
ston Riegel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin de Witt
Riegel, of New York.
Her guests will include a
number Of the debutantes of
this year and last.
The Washington times., 1930-11-19
ST Gifts for Men
Accessories

Mems NecktieS (sketched); in the
varied selection are many that are
hand tailored and silk tipped. ..S1
Mep's Hose. Of part wool. rayon
ar rayon-and .lisle in fancy pat-
terns.. Plain shades and OF pure
thread silk in sizes 10 to
IL ....................2 pairs 81
Mems initiated Linen HandkeF-
chiefs (sketched). in box. =. 81
BiIlfoIds. Coin Purses from Eng
land, Cigarette Cases and Ash
Tray0 .',',.""'s'S'''' eacn