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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
FASCIST MILITIA
CHANGES ORDERED
Reorganization First Step in
Ten-Year Program to
~
Raise Efficiency.
~ the Associated Press.

NSsVtIdItW 4N0"'
ROME, Italy, September 1.-THE
Blackshirts, or Fascist Militiamen. to
the number of $685. ass, are undergoing
radical changes in their army organi-
cation by order of the partys grand
council
The reorganization is the first step
In a 1O-year program designed to raise
the Blackshirts to peak OF emergency
and fighting efficiency unparalleled In
Europe BY the shake-up the Black
shirts will lose about one-third OF their
oficers. These will be transferred to
a Fascist officers reserve, or will defi-
nitelv lose their official status.
Ofhcers who took part in the march
on Rome and the events toilowng-
that is. from october % to November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Thrifty Friday-You Save at Least $3.50 Tomorrow
SaUe Greatly on
Girls Wear!

(15) Au-WOOI Slip-on Sweaters,
novelty stripes and plain colors;
sizes 80 to SO. Were 60 OK
1896. Friday only -. PS'/O
(19) Tweed and Jersey Ensem-
bIes, with silk pongee blouses;
tan and gray; sizes 6 to IA.
Were $5.95. Friday &2 70
only
(ls) AI-WOOl Sport Jackets,
plain colorS and stripes. Sizes 5
to IL. Were $4.95. GO OK
Friday only .......... P-
1S) Spring Goats, tweed or
navy serge; some with silk lin
ings. Sizes to IL. Origt-
nally $500. Friday 60 OK
only ................
(59) Summer Hats, originally
$l.95 to $2.95. Friday 1SC
(27) Zip Shorts, of fine quality
sateen. Sizes IL to 18.
Were $3.50. Friday 81 o.
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Woolens for Winter
Coats and Dresses!

(S5 YARDS Wool Challies, prints
on brown, tan and blue grounds.
a. inches wide. Regularly HOC
3l.OO. Friday only, yard W
(I6sk yards) CrepelIa, all wool
and in q pretty shade of brown.
20 inches wide. Regu- 81 10
larry $50 ............
600 yards) Light Weight
Tweeds for dresses: 81 inches
wide and in tan, brown and blue
mixtures. Regularly 60 ~
s2.e8. Friday only, yard %-0
(I5O yards) Coatings in brown.
burgundy and black; 81 inches
wide. Regularly $1.95. C1 m
Friday only ..........
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Other Housewares at
Lou Prices!

A miscellaneous group OF
housewares. Were 10c to N
19c. Friday only ........ ~
(23 cans) Moth Repel- 10c
Iers. Were ACC. Friday. AOS
(6 Furnace ShOvels. 2OC
Were soc. Friday only. ~
1851 s and IL Gallon Crock
Covers; perforated ladies, pud-
ding pans, fruit baskets, radiator
brushes. Were 42c to 81. CSC
Friday only .......... ~
a pieces) Fern Tripod, Ket-
tie, Floor Mop, Bread Box.
Were $1.25 to $2.95. Fri hQc
day only ...............
90 Milk Pals, Serving Tray
and Coffee Pot. Were Q2o
$I.25 to $1.sO. Friday. ~
(2) Covered Ironing Boards on
stand Were $2.s5. 81 0S
Friday only ..........
On Miro Double Boiler.
was 1915. Friday 500
only ................'
az Bird Cage Outfit; green
trimmed In orchid. Was go S0
$3.50. Friday only :. ~)OO
1) OIL Stove Back. 4OC
Was $3.50. Friday only
sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Domestics Greatly
Reduced in Price!

ga yards) FeatherprOOf Tick
ing in solid rose or blue. Slight
ly faded. Was soc yard. OS0
Friday, yard ..........
(36 pairs) Fancy PilIOwcases
with lace edges and medallion in
serts. Were $l.95. Fri Ct M
day only .............
(I4) Mattress Covers of heavy
quality; full size. Were C1 S2
Si.79. Friday only 80. VO
(2S) 5-yard Packages Knit
Gauze for polishing floors and
autos. Was 39c. Friday C1C
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
What Bargains You'll
Find in Corsets!

(s5) GirdIes of crepe de chine
and garter belts: broken sizes.
were $119. Friday S0C
only ............:.:'
(l2) Wrap Girdles OF heaVy
swami. all-rubber step-ins ano
corsetlettes. Were 1919. I'd SQ
Friday only ......... 49,
t22) GirdleS and Garter Belts;
eirdles of Apply net; garter belts
Of crepe de chine. Were 81 ~
k2.1e. Friday only -.
(6) C0rsetletteS with swami
S were $500 500 Friday $500
only ........... 49,. ~,-a,
(15) Wrap Around GlrdIeS.
Were $50 Ga and ID 81 $1.60
..l as Marrow ;si,S:, G d,31 $3.50
(1O) Garter Belts, o-lnch
width: elastic back. Were AOC
81. Friday only ........'
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Rugs and Floor
Coverings
At NeIu Lou Prices!

(3) 3Ox60-inch Palmleaf Now
city Rugs, green and black.
Originally $s.75. FRI 20 M
day only .............
1914 YARDS Inlaid EinoIeum
Remnants, 212 to 5 yards In
length. Originally $2.15 SSC
to $500 So. yd. Now. -
90 Seamless Velvet Rugs, SIZE
s.3xl0.6. Were $24.95. @72 X
Friday only .........
ca Wilton Rugs, size 27x54
inches. Were $s.75 TO G6 OK
$3.50. Friday only :. ~O>O
(2) MarmOn Administer Rugs,
size 9xl2. Were $29.95. G01 OK
Friday only .........
on Millbrae Seamless WorSted
wilton Rug, size S.3xlo.6. G0S
Was $13S. Friday only. w
40 YARDS Felt Base, remnant
lengths. Originally ACC to 1Oc
sec. Friday only $3.50.
az KorOna and Enfield VIII
ton Rugs. sizes 9x12 and S.3xlO.6.
Were $3.50, $s8.50. $40 N
Friday only ........
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Suits and Coats
Underpriced!

81 Tweed Sport Coats, one
trimmed. Sizes IA, ID and a.
Originally $3.50 to $25. G6 E0
Friday only .......... Po'0O
CD Tweed Sport Coats, self
trimmed. Sizes IA to 20 and 36
and SO. Originally $25. Gil S0
Friday only 5000.
(6) UnIined Silk Goats, black
and navy blue. Sizes IA, is and
SO. Were SIS. Friday Ga OK
only .................
"a Blue Kashmir Coat, size
1914. Originally $3.50. Ct OK
Friday only ..........
ca Misses Spring Coats and
(6) Women's Spring Goats, sizes
a. to as and one 5213. OF
covert and cashmere. GO II
Were $500. Friday. ~o"O
On Misses Spring Coats, sizes
Il and 18 and 49, WOmen's
Spring Coats. sizes ~ to 49,.
Originally $25 to $39.75. G1S
FRIDAY Only ''''s's
S.nnnd Eloor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Look at These
Jewelry Values!

(3) ManteI Clocks, mahogany
case. AS is. Were $3.75. 60 7S
Friday only ........ V
"a Banjo Clock with a fancy
mahogany case and raised goio
letters. Was $9.75. Fri 81 CS
day only .............
(2) 4OO-Day Imported Clocks.
as is. Were $3.50. Fri C1 7S
day only .............
(I5) Solid Gold and Plated Tie
Clasps. Were $l.00. Fri h0C
day only ................
(76 pieces) Novelty Jewelry-
Earrings, necklaces, bracelets,
pins and hat ornaments. SOO
Were zee. Friday only. ~
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Bargains in
UnderUe0r!

(6O) Somerset Vests, blue,
maize and white cotton knit.
Broken sizes. Originally 10c
Use. Friday only ........
(35) Vests and Step-ins OF
rayon, and cotton knit union
suits. Originally 79c and SOC
81. Friday only .......:
(55) Isle Union Suits WIN
built and bodice tops. Sizes so
to A In the lot. Were 0Sc
$l.25 and $50 ........
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Boys! You Can't
Beat These Values!

(5D Wash Suits. broken sizes
from 4 to 8. Originally S0C
$50 and $1.95. Friday. ~
(24) AII-WOOl Bathing Suits,
black and %1,a blue; s s. ss 4 Soc
(24l Athletic PulI-Over Shirts,
size 16 only. Originally OSC
35c. Friday only. .......
(IO) Bathing Suits, sizes 3 and
4 only. Originally $1.29. OSo
Friday only .............
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Your Windows VIII Be
Needing These Soon!

600 yards 5O-inch Imported
CretOnnes, we'll covered grounds;
attractive colorings. Regularly
Csc yard. Friday only, OSO
yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
as yards 5O-inch Rayon
Gauze, in soft shade of blue.
Originally $1.59. Friday OQO
only, yard ..............
1900 yards CretOnnes, Mar
quisetteS and Net, for making
curtains, draperies and slip COW
ers. Originally 85c to 98c SQC
yard. Friday, yard ...... Nv
(15O) Net Panels of shantung,
cobweb, filet and bungalow
weaves; with scalloped or plain
bottoms. Finished with fringe.
Originally $2.s5 to 81 OF
$3.50. Friday .......
$500 yards) Drapery Remnants,
including chintzes, cretonnes,
repps, monks cloth, duplex and
damasks. Originally 75c 400
to $1.25 yard. Yard. ~
as yards) Remnants, includ-
ing damaSkS, warp prints and
rayons. so inches wide. Origi-
nally $1.75 to $1.95. Fri Q2C
day, yard ...............
rs yards) Sample Lengths OF
damasks, brocatelles, frieZes, mo-
hairs and others. Originally
S ssjSs to slO.s5' ~ Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Get Your Winter
Blankets NoU

(3) Figured RayOn Comforts,
green with peach, lavender with
gold. rose with green; wool filled;
double-bed size. Were Ch OK
$685.. Friday only -. ~O'>O
a. Silk Comfort, green bro
cade; filled with soft wool.
was $500. Friday G10 S0
only
(5) Extra Fine Down Comforts,
rose, blue and gold; extra large:
Were $22.50. Friday G1R SS
only
(4) EsmOnd Blankets, slightly
soiled from display; 66x80; blue,
tan, green and laven- 70 Ok
der. Were $4.59 ......
(3) Block Plaid Wool Blan-
kets; blue and tan; SOx7O:
Were $14e5. Friday $40 OS
only .....
(2) Rumble Seat Robes; DARK
corduroy; very warm. M 9S
Were $3.e5. Friday only ~
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Buy Garden Furniture
for Next Year!

~ Garden Pots.
Were $3.50. Friday Ct OK
only ...............".
az Garden Pot. Was 0Sc
$2.95. Friday only. .... ~
"a Lawn Bench. &S OK
Was $3.50. Friday. VO'>C
Il pairS) Hammock Springs.
Originally soc pair. Fri 10c
day only. pair .......
~ Stat Shades, 10 IT. wide.
Were $s.75. Friday S37S
only
GU Awnings, 6 feet wide.
Were $11.5o. FIR IL ay 80 Ok
only 49,.
GU Awnings, 30 inches wide.
Were $1.49. Fl i d ay OSC
only ................
0) Folding Camp Chair.
Was $3.50. friday Ct 40
only 1890.
(1O) Window Awnings. O&C
Were 4l.9S Friday. 100.
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Juniors Will Profit
Here!

(SO) Junior Misses Dresses of
fiat crepe, georgette, shantung
and cotton mesh; styles for
school wear. Sizes Is to II.
Were $5.95. Friday 60 II
only
(75) Junior Misses Dresses of
silk shantung, georgette. chif-
fon and fiat crepes; prints and
pastel shades. Sizes Is to 10.
Were $10.95. Friday GS OS
only .................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
NOUS the Time to
Buy a Radio!

(a) Atwater Kent Radios, No.
46. in highboy console cabinet
with dynamic speaker.
Formerly $124.50. Fri 600 S0
day only ............
ca Atwater Kent Radios, No.
40, with E speaker and tubes.
Originally Stills. ga S0
Friday only ....... w
(1) Atwater Kent, No. 30, IN
highboy console cab
met. Originally $167. C11Q S0
Friday only ......
(29) Radio Cabinets. suitable
for RCA No. so, IT, 10 and 80.
With 1OO-A speakers built in.
Originally $500. Fri S17.5O
day only ............
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Stock Up Now on
School Socks!

(1s7 Prs.) ChiIdren's Pull-over
Socks, also y length socks; OF
fine isle and mostly in plain
colors. Broken sizes. Were 0OC
soc. Friday only. ......
(I3O Prs.) ChiIdren's Pull-Over
Socks and half-length socks OF
good quality Isle. First quality.
Were more. Friday 74C
only ................
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
IS BIousetfes
$1.OO

Blousettes of silk crepe and
linen that originally were priced
from $1.95 to $2.95! Pastel colors
mostly small sizes.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Boudoir Lamps and
Shades and Glassware

BOudOir Lamps of china,
georgette shades, and bed lamps.
Slightly soiled. Were 81 M
$1.95. Friday only. VO"
(57) COI0red Glass Pieces, i'm
ported and domestic ware in
green and rose. Included are
flower vases and odds and ends
Of table pieces. Were Use S0o
and $1.00. Friday only. wv
Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
You'll Be Sorry If You
Miss These Furniture

Y0uu BE Sorry II I OU
Miss These Furniture
Bargains!
(5) Tilt-Top Tables, inlaid ma
hogany; slightly imper-
feet. Were $l9>95. Fri SO Ok
day only ............
Isl Decorated Tray Tables;
separate glass trays.
Were $685.. Friday $3.50
a. Occasional Chairs. Were
$500. F. d az S1S.75
only ............'..'
~ Splnet Desks, mahogany
finished; slightly imperfect. Were
$3.50 to sle.s5. Fri go Ok
IN willow Settles, natural
finish; slightly damaged. Origi-
nally 1929. Friday GS 1S
O 1s) Cedar Chest Trays. orlgi-
nally $3.50. Friday 81 20
only ............-..
(24 End Tables with two-tone
mahogany top. Origi-
nally $685.. Friday 70 ~
only ................
fifth FiOor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
1000 Yards Wash
Goods
Only 19c Yard

~
Checked ginghams, imported
Ringhams and printed sateens-
originally 29c and soc yard!
Good colors and patterns.
Third Floor
Friday Bargains for
the Baby
(3O) Crib Sheets, handmade
and beautifully embroidered;
36x54. Were $1.95. Fri &1
day only .................
(5l Pique Carriage Robes.
Were $1.95. Fri day 81
only ................
(2) Crepe de Chine Goats; pink
or blue; 1-year size.
Were $1,000. Friday SS0S
only .................
~ Infants Silk Goats; pink,
/ blue. Were $5.95. G3 0S
Friday only ..........
us pairs) Silk Socks; sizes 4
to 51z. Were soc. Fri DC
day only ...............
nS) Medium Weight Shirts;
2 and 3 years sizes. Were S0C
79c. Friday only ........
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Big Reductions on
Infants Furniture!

(S) Nursery Chairs, with en-
closed vessel. Were 20 o.
s3.95. Friday ........
(l2) Play Pens, without no0rs;
Were $7.95. Friday E2 0S
only .......''.'.'''
(3) Musical Chairs.
Were $5.95. FIR d y NJ OS
() Night Table. ivory nnlshe0.
was $3.50. Friday $3.50
On StroIIers, corduroy uphol-
stored with large rubber-tired ar
tillery wheels. Were S10N
$25. Friday only -.
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Hurry! Only
s. Dresses
$40

Women's and misses
dresses of fiat crepes and
shantung, in pastel shades.
Models that only recently
were priced at $5.74l
inexpensive shop
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Six Killed in Jail Break.

MEXICO CITY. September IL P).-
DISPATCHES from San Luis Potosi today
said six bandit suspects had been
killed while attempting to escape from
prison. The men were charged with
Shaving Vidal Fernandez Herran, owner
of the Tepetate ranch, early last
month.
A woman bookmaker was recently ar
rested in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
SoUe on Your Next
Bridge Prize or Gift!

q Sets) Silver-Plat soup
Spoons, (D Sterling Handled
Pieces, a. Large Plated Berry
Spoon. Were $3.50. S1M
Friday only ..........
IN COIOred Glass Ice Bucket,
(7l Sterling Silver Baby Spoons,
Were $500. Friday vi sd
only .............''''
a sets) Silver Plated Salad
. Forks. g sets) Silver Plated but
ter Spreaders. Were 81 70
$2.45. Friday only.
IN Silver Plated Sugar Bowl.
was $2.45. Friday 81 70
only ......'.s.'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
S1.95 Clicked
Silk Hose
$1.29

Only 1o3 pairs. Full
fashioned all-silk chiffon
stockings, first quality and
with 4-inch Isle lined tops
and soles. Choice Fall
shades. Lace or embroid-
cred clocks. Broken sizes.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Chidren's and
Wor1en's Shoes
Reduced

(2S Prs.l WOmen's Shoes,
pumps, and straps Of patent
leather, black satin and brown
reptile calf and kid combinations.
Broken size ranges.
Were $5.95 to $3.50. % OK
Friday only ...... ~-C
(2I Prs.) Child's and Misses
Straps, Pumps and Ties, black
patent leather and calfskin; sizes
SIk to 1872. Origi-
nally $3.50 and $3.50. Ct 20
Friday only .........
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11

$50 Yards NoUelty
Silk Br0ids
1Oc
Short ends Of our regular 25c
to $1.OO per yard braids. l to 4
inches wide and in q broken as
sortment of colorS.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11

PrS. Anu1rOnS.
v wsSs s5.s'. Friday $500
w! e. pairs pa rs A andre $3.50
Il pair Antique Brass Plated
A A1Sir01 nn,v Were $3.50, $4.05
- % 9 Fire rrias Sets cn,v Were $3.95
l6) Fire Sets. Were Ch *
$12. Friday only $50. ~OO
(6) Portable Fire Crates.
0 wsEs $500. Friday $3.95
On Portable Fire
Crate. Was SIS. Fri C7 OK
day only ............. w
(2) Coal Holds: antique brass
plated plated: o,, Were sla.oo' $6.75
Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
100 Uniforms and
Daytime Frocks
Soc

Pin striped uniforms and
pretty daytime frocks-(some
with iackets)-of dainty prints.
Styles for women and misses.
Mostly small sizes. Originally
@l.00 and $l.95.
Third Flo0r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11
Pajon10s and
Pajor1a Ensembles
69c

Striped percale and broadcloth
pa jan1as and pajama ensembles.
The ensembles with jackets and
knee length trousers. Originally
s9c.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-11

Second Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
NEW YEAR WELCOMED
IN NOVEL FASHION

A delightfully."- unique and charm
ing New Years Eve party was CIV
en- last night by DR.. and Mrs: F. A
Burger, Judge and Mrs. Kendall b
Perkins and Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Costello.
The affair began with delicious
"skyaki" or japanese supper serv'
ed at the Chop Suey restaurant,
many tempting and unusual dishes
being featured. Lovely bouquets of
mixed flowers, gay Japanese fav.
ors, and bright colored costumes OF
the japanese girls assisting, all
made an effective backronnd for
the affair, while Lois Neito, accom-
plished little musician, added much
to the pleasure of the evening.
After the supper the guests ad'
iourned to the Burger home on
Wensley avenue where thes evening
was spent in dancing and in well
coming in the New Year.
Guests at this attractive celebra-
tion were DR.. and Mrs. Philip Hodg-
kin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Whitelaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. McNeece, Mr..
and Mrs. John B. McNeece, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray C. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. John c..
Canton. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bur
nam, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Fawcett, Mr..
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

equipped to handle large parties, and
which has so delighted its patrons
N the past that several Los Ar
geles ,hostesses prefer to secure their
decorations from this store.
All sorts of delightful and labor
saving kitchen equipment is obtain
able at either OF the hardware stores
mentioned, and every standard make
of electrical equipment may be
found here which has proven to be
4 source of JOY to the home maker.
And last, but not least, modern
grocery stores provide complete
line of fancy and staple groceries.
Through the Model grocery and mar
l;et the famous Crosse and Blackwell
goods can be procured, all sorts o.
condiments and preserves, fine
meats and imported eheeses are in
stock, and both the Model and Eur
cher's new drive-in market carry the
well known Iris brand. At the latter
store all sorts of table delicacies arc
procurable and the housewife will
lind the drive-in feature, the meat,
and fish markets and the delicates-
son of great aid.
The PigglyWiggly stores pride
themselves on their fine stock OF
fresh vegetables and fruits, and OF
sheir excellent canned goods, and
for the shopper in search of quality,
tie Safeway Maximum brand will
prove to be all that her heart de-
sires in the way of delicaeies for
the table, while the standard groc-
cries and fresh vegetables and fruits
are excellent in quality.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
WOMEN CONTRIBUTE
TO SAVINGS FINDS

A review of the business Of the
Imperial Valley Building and Loan
association for the year Of 1929 dis
closes the fact that the women of
this community have contributed no
small part of the accumulation OF
savings shown on the records. The
company realizes that a large part
of the savings Of households is man
aged and diligently pursued by the
wives and mothers and faithfully
deposited with a definite objective
in mind; the down payment on a
new home, the future education OF
children and other objectives of
merit.
The association, through Hugh 7.
Osborne, manager, suggests to the
women of Ell Centro that they in
clude in their New Years resolu-
tons that of permitting the asoci-
alton, through its investment certi-
fieates, to aid them in reaching
their 1880 objectives.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
ANNUAL BALL OF
EASTERN STAR IS
GALA OCCASION

Cne of the loveliest and most sue
cessful of the New Years Eve ball.
given by Signal chapter, 0. f. 8.
was held last night in the command
cry hall of the Masonic Temple
Mrs. Alice DuSold, worthy matron
and the 1880 corps Of officers receiv
ing the guests.
A background Of beautiful decor
ations which carried out the color
motif of red and green, excellen,
music furnished through the court
esy of Bronson's orchestra, appro
pirate favors, all added to the en-.
ioyment of the evening.
One of the delightful features of
She evening was the clever waltz tap
dance presented by a group OF
Wooda Blesy students. the Misses
Doralyn Reynolds, Aileen Bagby
Bonnie Voge and J. r. Wade and De.
lous Cox, another feature being the
customary grand march led by tn,
worthy matron an patron and di.
rected by A. II. Kellar.
For those preferring cards TO
dancing, bridge games were provid.
ed, high scores being held by Mrs.
A. II. Kellar and by Elmer Todd,
while Mrs. S. L. McCrory and +.
Wade won low scores.
Delicious refreshments were ser.
we'd the guests and much credit is
due the various committees for the
success Of this long-anticipated oc.
eassion. Many out of town guests
were present for the celebration, in
cluding several of the worthy ma
irons and patrons Of other valley
chapters.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

characteristic of spring, and fur
trimmed and novelty tweed coats
may be found, while the house wife
will also be delighted with the ex-
eellent woolen blankets and fine
linen appropriate for the winter
months.
At the Mariposa shop may be
found charming articles of women's
j wearing apparel in the latest modes
with an unusually large array of
that ever-popular costume chic jew
elry. Dainty lingeries and sheer hos
iery may be obtained as we'll as
smart coats. street dresses, evening
gowns and luxurious wraps
Widely Varied Stocks
Equally well equipped is the j. C..
Penney company TO take care of the
/ shopper and here she may secure
complete outfit with the least
amount of effort on her part. Gowns,
coats, hats, harmonizing hosiery and
shoes as well as accessories may be
found, and for the new. year, the
company is featuring a line Of
gowns and coats in the latest modes.
Cosmetics and aids to beauty, the
delight of every feminine heart, rare
perfumes and soaps may be secured
az either the Valley Drug store or
a: Clements. The former has a com
plete line of the Cara Nome and
Shari cosmetics whose pure ingredi-
ents are well known throughout the
country. Such exquisite perfumes as
Guesrlain's, Coty's, and Houbigant,
as well as the standard American
makes are obtainable at either store,
while the Clements drug store han
dies the Elizabeth Arden, Helena
Rubenstein and Pinaud's prepara
tions
If it is iewelry that is desired, the
Berger Jewelry company has III
stock beautiful designs in either cos
tune or real jewelry and carries
handsome silver and leather articles
as well as many other rare commod-
tiles.
For home furnishings, the house
wife does not need to go outside the
valley for the /. V. hardware COM
Pany mas an extensive supply VI
beautiful furniture and rugs, han
dling such well known and estab-
lished lines as the famous Berkey
and Gay and Karpen furniture, the
Bigelow Hartford rugs, Simmons
beds and Armstrong; linoleums.
Should milady desire to entertain,
exquisite glassware and imported
china may be had at Edgar Rrothers
Hardware company which will make
her dining or luncheon table unusu-
ally attractive in its appointments.
Favors, bridge prizes, score cards,
tallies, and all sorts of dainty and
novel table decorations may be Sc
cured through the Office Supply
company which is especially