Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11

and brown. The lines Of the shoes
were rs syclt and sleek as modern
iisln. These shoes called forth many
an .'Oh " and All from feminine
Observers.
The Brownbilt Shoe store win
dows were rePlete with shoes for
everyone. The most intriguing fea-
lures OF the display, however, were
| the tags with the surprisingly Eeas-
enable prices. Materials from shake
skin to alligator hide and from satin
to horsehid- were seen made UP IN
TO attractive footgear.
\ large display OF diamonds es-
eci:Ily interested spectators i the
Crescent Jewelrv store windows.
Framed photographs backed each
section OF the display as illustra-
lions Of the articles shown. \ wide
variety Of beautiful jewelry and ac-
ccssories completed the artistic eG-
hit.
4 black lace evening gown oceu-
pied the center of attraction IT the
Aanette shop. The delightful sim
picity Of this display was excep-
tionally effective and satisfying.
The lines Of the gown were exquis-
itc The other window At the shop
was devoted 70 smart sports eos
tImes, providing an interesting con-
t-ast to exotic black costume.
The Frigidaire shop displayed the
various models with prices attached
- we'll as all the conveniences OF
tie lee machines. \ wide variety
q prices and types appeared in the
windows.
Toys Attract Children
Christmas toys attracted : h
youthful window shopper at the I'M
perial Valley Hardware Co., where
dolls, tricycles, wagons and bicycles
were arranged about the base of
squat Dutch windmill with moving
arms. Another attractive display
II this store was composed Of stun
ming living room furniture.
Berger Jewelry store windows
w ere arranged in two tiers. On one
pewter table appointments made a
beautiful display Cleaning crys
tails in beads and ear rings centered
The exhibit and were thanked by
exquisite rings, bracelets and neck
laces against a background OF bril-
liant orange and gold drapery. The
platinum and white gold appeared
Ito advantage against this gay back
ground,
Spectators were tempted to 4
gast1onomic orgy when viewing the
display Of Horton ; Desert Sweets
~ the Valley Drug company. Cacti
in gay bowls appropriately carried
cut the name Of the home made con
fection. Trays OF delicious looking
candy thanked the cacti.
The new de luxe models in Fords
were offered as a special attraction
st Edgar Brothers. They concen-
,-ated their participation in the fall
event by entering their machines
N the automobile parade where they
appeared 70 great advantage. These
models have the latest features con
trived by the inventive mind and
are marvels OF beauty as we'll as
offering every riding comfort.
Clements Drug store had two win
dows which We'd for popularity. In
one living model, clad in a chic
bathing costume, demonstrated the
activities Of a reducing mc-hine.
Home made candy in trays, glass
a., lars and boxes filled the other
window with hundred temptations
I for those with q sweet tooth.
Rogers Tison Motors exhibited
their cleaning Studebaker President
; : in all its splendor. After paradin2
| Through the streets in the automo.
/ h'le lineup, the famous free wheel
~ the show room. Tho beautiful
I lines of the machine are graceful
and artistic as well a. presenting an
{ temperance of extreme power and
I3urability.
jenkins Jcwclry store featured a
! clever arrangement Of watches and
Iliugs against "a background Of pol
i-hcd wood. The whole window was
touched off with groupings Of crys-
tai beads.
! The chic De soto roadster at the
/ Inland Motor company is tempta-
/ tion difficult TO resist. 1t has every
driving convenience and the dash
| appliances are reduced TO i mini
mum, which makes driving uncom-
| plicatcd and simple This model
raraded through the streets and
then was returned 20 the show win-
dow for the remainder Of the eve
ming.
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