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Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28

their WORK ana are con1errlng Win
the county probation department.
A Few Coats, Swagger and Short
Jacket suits; also all of our high
shade Spring Woolens at 25eo offl
Friday and Saturday only. The
Style Shop, 727 Main, Ell Centre.
28-1
Silsbee District To Meet--A spe-
cial meeting of the Silsbee district
has been called by the board OF
trustees for the purpose of discuss
ing consolidation. Silsbee school
was recently destroyed by fire. The
meeting is Friday March at the
home of Mrs. Lois Kramar, and
large attendance is urged.
Community Auction at Zinnerie
Sale Corrals, 10 sharp Saturday
80 Holstein cows, IL choice Guern-
sey 1000 clean herd, first calf
heifers, springers, l large team
horses, work horses, span mules,
so weaned pigs, 10 good sows, boar,
$50 chickens, 2 mowers. All kinds
of furniture. Remember we start
at 10 sharp, Saturday. March 2.
zinn & Zinn, auctioneers. 28-l
Three Court Gases - In police
court this morning George Wilson
was given a sentence of $40 or five
days in Jail when he pleaded guilty
to charge of drunkenness. H.
Baker pleaded not guilty of disturb
ing the peace and his case was con-
tinued until March 2. o. Hey, held
for investigation into the wrecking
of a local restaurant last night, was
held for further action.
Linen Purses New oval handle
and underarm styles, navy blue,
white and colors. Also black and
white patent leather combinations.
Reasonably priced. Mrs. Lingo's
Smart shoppe 62l Main st. 27-2
Slot Machines Robbed-A report
lieu dI JllS Sllcllll . OlllCC Iliio
morning states that three slot ma
chimes, broken open and the money
extracted, were found on a ditch
bank near Holtville this morning.
Marriage License Granted = A
marriage license was granted yes
terday at the county clerks office
Rafael Manriquez, 80. and Sara
Simon, 10, both of Mexicali.
Police Win Match-By a score of
1897 to 1189 the local police depart
ment pistol team won its match
against the Customs Patrol team on
the local range yesterday afternoon.
F. v. Ackley, El Centre traffic Off
Ger was high shot with a score Of
258.
Perishable Shipments-Shipments
of perishables yesterday, according
to B. A. Harrigan, agricultural COM
missioner, consisted of 108 cars let
tuce, four cars mixed vegetables,
one car cabbage, two cars grape
fruit, II cars peas.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28
L A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, Feb. %. W.P) -
Hogs. 25. No early sales.
Cattle, 100. Around steady; fed
yearling steers 7.25-825; common OF
medium steers 7.25-8.25; common to
medium cows, 4.75-6; odd lots 6.25-
It's; cutter grades 3-4.50.
Calves 200, bulk unsold. Few veal
ers steady at $50 down.
Sheep, 1900. No lambs sold; WOOL
ed ewes steady at 4.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28
GAuGHIERs HAVE SON

just getting in under the Febru-
airy wire, a son, Robert Maurice,
was born at o clock this afternoon
TO Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ganghier
at the family home, GIT Hamilton
street. The young man balances
the scales at eight pounds even.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

- Distributor for we'll
known brand of gasoline. Must
be experienced. Address w. A.
Burns, 1920 Bandini Blvd, Los
Angeles. 28.2
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28

and it was feared he drowned.
Navy officials said the explosion
was caused by engine backfire,
which exploded the crafts gaso-
line tanks.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28

Silas Earnest, Mcfarland, Kern
county, has developed a new yam
that has a deep red color.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28

The San Joaquin valley rice grow
ers association was organized re-
Gently at meeting in Merced.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28

veStigating cases in connection with
their work and are conferring with
the county probation department.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28
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Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28
L. A. Poultry

LOS ANGELES, Feb. %. U,4 -
Following are tooays market quo
tatians.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28

Perishable Shipments-Shipments
of perishables yesterday, according
to B. A. Harrigan, agricultural COM
missioner, consisted of 108 cars let
tuce, four cars mixed vegetables,
one car cabbage, two cars grape
fruit, IL cars peas. =
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28

A Few Coats, Swagger and Short
Jacket suits; also all of our high
shade Spring Woolens at 25eo Off
Friday and Saturday only. The
Style Shop, 727 Main. Ell Centre.
28-1
La opinión., 1935-06-24
HOmendJe en-
Portugal a D.
Americo Castro

MADRID, JUNO e. FL Ministro
de Esta6o. en- una nota oficiosa. co
munica qut ell ilustre catedratico
de Historic de la Lengua Castella
ma en- la Universidad de Madrid,
don Amerlco Castro, ha realizado
un viaje a Portugal. enviado por ell
Centre de Altos Estueios de la AGA
demla de Ciencies de Liss.oa, para
tomar parte en- los actos del tercer
centenario de Lope de VEGA en- la
nacion vecina.
En- eli Centre de Altos Estudios
de Lisboa pronuncio ell professor
Castro sus dos conferencias sobre
Ia vida y In obra de Lope de Vega.
La presentation Gel conference.-the
In hizo ell insigne literato don Julio
Dantas.
Entire Ia concurrencia Sc encon-
traban atlas personalidades Y nu-
miembros de la c%olonia es
pahola.
Ell senior Castro ha sido ~constan
temente agasajado durante su estan
cia en- Lisboa por las personalida-
des academioas e intelectuales del
pals. habiendose celebrado Ell su no
nor diversos banquetes v actos OFF
ciales. En- la Academia &c Ciencias
Sc celebro tina session extraordina-
ria como homemade a nuestro com
patricia.
La Drcnsn In Snuui1o ron gran
interes la estancia de don Ameri-
La opinión., 1935-06-24
(Sigue de la ga. Pag.)

una magnifica Interpretation so
bre ell desden que a la muerte Sc
tiene en- Mexico.
Azuela aviva su curiosidad
cuando lie hablo de TODD este. Sus
ojos infantiles Sc quedan fijos,
absortos, como buscando nuevos
motives novelisticos. De pronto,
exclama:
Hay eXtranjeros que asimi-
Ian ell espiritu meXicano como ma
die. Yo admire a Blasco Ibanez
en- Gel militarismo meXicano",
claro que no por Ell proposito pri-
mordial que tuvo al escribirlo,
porque ESQ va 10 sabemos sine
por su penetration, su agudeza
para observar. Era muy habil pa
ra recoger informes Y debe haber
conversado con mucha genie en-
tan POGO tempo que estuvo aqui.
Hacienda a un lado opiniones par
tidaristas, la verdad es que era
muy habil ell autor de este Ii
bro.
mo 10 trato listed? Yo 10
conoci en- Washington y 10 OF ha-
blair maravillosamente en- cierta
OCCASION, sobre la obra de Espana
en- la California.
No 10 conoci, porque enton-
ces todavia no era 20 conocido y
La opinión., 1935-06-24

United Press para Ia OPINION
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO %.
I'm atcntado dinamitero que fue
considerable por el Embajador Jo-
sephus Danisls como un 'pequeno
incidente sin importancia", fue CO.
metido hoy en- la manana en- ell edi-
fieio de la embajada de Estados
Unidos, csusando dahos de poca
consideration.
La bomba fue lanzada al patio de
Ia embajada. e%xplotando estrepito-
samente y rompiendo numerosas
y%entanas. incluyendo una de las OFF
cinas privadas Gel Embajador Da-
niels. Aparte de este, la bomba.
constcuida burdamente con varios
%cartuchos de dinamita, no hizo da-
no alguno.
Mr.. Daniels dec'aro hoy en- la no
che que no habia notificado a las
a~utoridades, nj presentado ninquna
queJa por ell atentado, pero que un
poiicIa que Sc do cuenta de la ex
La opinión., 1935-06-24
.FRANCIA We CON
DESCONFIANZA
A Los INGLESES
Sc han hecho amigos de
Alemania y no quieren
ningln pacto con Francia

United Press para LA OPINION
LONDRES, JUNO 23.- La divi-
sion entire Paris y londres provo
cada por ell reciente pacto anglo ger
mano asumio hoy en- la noche pro-
porciones mas graves cuando lnela
terra Sc neeo a aceptar un pacto
anglo Frances por medic del cual
las dos naciones Sc comprometian
a consultarse mutuamente u de-
cisiones en- materla International.
Ell pacto fue propuesto por Fran
cha con ell proposito de contrarres-
tar la fuerza del Tratado naval en-
tire lnglaterra y Berlin.
Temiendo Que las negociaciones
~llevadas a cabo entire lnglaterra y
Alemania pueGa degenerar en- n
fuerte ALBANIA entire esas dos ma
clones. ell Gobierno frances busco
por los medios diplomaticos la for
ma de ser un factor determinante
en- la situaci6n de las dos poten-
cias.
Ell proyecto fue eXpuesto por ell
Premier Pierre Laval durante ina
c~onferencia que sostuvo con el Ca
pitan Anthony Eden. Ministro bri
tanico sin ~cartera. Eden Sc diri-
gi0 inmediatamente a su Gobier-
no. dandole a conocer la PROPOSE
ci6n francesa. y horas mas tarde.
ell Gobierno britannica. en- forma of
cial. anunciaba que no poGria fir
mar un pacto de esta %naturaleza
con Francia en- virtud de que tai
arreglo coartaria las libertades de
Inglaterra y la podria automatic
camente ante la obligation de con
sultar sus moyimientos con una pc
tencia eXtraha.
Erancia. entire tanto. Sc
ira alarmada por ell hecho de que
Inglaterra en- los Gltimos dias Sc
ha mostrado francamente ben6vo,a
hacia Alemania.
La negative de lnglaterra no so
lamente no ha calmado la agita-
cion que ~prevaIece en- Francia, sine
que ha hecho aumentar las sospe
chas maxine que ell Principe de
Gales, durante un reeiente discur-
so que pronuncio en- Londres, reco
mendo la vista de un fuerte grupo
de veteranos britanicos de la Gran
Guerra a Alemania, o ell propo-
sito de estrechar mas las relacio-
mes entire los dos paises.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
DON MARIANA AZUELA EN- SU....

me habria dado pena irle a ha-
blair.
y ahora tque tiene listed en-
los telares?
LIE mande a la Ercilla otro ma
terial, para e 81 10 aprovecha y
ojala no tenga para ellos un in
teres local. Estoy acabando En-
terradores'. La idea tiene por
mira referirme a los e~nterradores
de la cultura. Y tengo dos move
las mas, una de tema obrero, que
no Sc puede publican todavia, otra
que Sc llamara "Campesinos" y
otra en- la que trato de pintar la
prostitution de la clase media y
en- la que procure demostrar co
mo ell medic es culpable de desas-
tres.
-Pero la Immediate para pu-
blicacion, icual es?
San Gabriel de Valdivias,
comunidad agraria''. Tengo tam
bien listas unas tres narracionci-
tas con ell nombre de "Precurso-
res. Ellos son Manuel Lozada,
Antonio Rojas Y SCI Amito'. Ell
ultimo era un b~andolero muy ce-
lebre, un bandolero muy pintores-
co, con una historic muy curiosa,
Y sobre el estoy va documentado
y todos los hechos historicos Sc
ran tratados en- forma novelesca.
Esos personajes son del siglo pa
sado y en- ellos apuntaron algu-
mas de las ideas que hoy Sc la
man nuevaS.
-iCuanto hace que no va us
ted por ALA?
Haze dos amos que fui a
Leon, para visitar ell Fuerte del
Sombrero. En- estas vacaciones
ire a Celaya, a yer a mi madre,
porque todavia la tengo.
-Saludeme a don Francisco
Eduardo Tresguerras...
lie dare sus recuerdos.
Ha terminado la inolvidable
conversation con Azuela. va pa
ra despedirme me invita- a que
recorramos su casa, la cordial y
ancha casa que ahora 81 parece,
a pesar de su modestia, la de un
rico algodonero que Sc metio a
novelista y ha ganado mas.
Mexico, mayo de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
LA PROCESSION
DE CORPUS FUE
MUY BR|LLANIE
Ell trafico fue suspendido
. en- una amplia IONA; No
asistio Mons. Cantwell

Con participation de cerca de
10000 eatoIicos, en- su mayoria me-
-Sicanos, Sc efeetuo aver en- la tar
de Ia procession annual de Corpus por
las principales GALES de Belvedere,
encabezada por ell Muy Reverendo
Luis GUITAR, obispo exiiiado de
Campeche.
La procession Sc inici6 en- la lyle
STA de Nuestra Sonora de GuaGalu-
pc, en- la Gale Fisher, Y termin0 en-
Ia iglesia de la Soledad en- la Ave-
nida Brooklyn.
Ell Obispo GUITAR fue acompahado
en- la procession por ell Reverend
Jose Gutierrez, Rev. emente
Saenz y otros veinte obispos. Una
impresionante ceremonial relieiosa
Sc efectuo durante un alto de la pro
cesi6n, en- un altar levantado es-
pecia,mente en- las Gales Hum
phries Y Hammel. Despues de que
ell Obispo de Campeche do la ben
dici6n a la multituG, la procession
continue hacia Ia iglesia de la SO
ledad, donde nuevamente los parti
c~ipantes recibieron la bendici6n en-
otro altar adornado con grandes
palmas Y ramos de flores.
Portando multitud &c estandar-
ties de las distintas Congregations
que participaron, grupos de hume
rosas iglesias de Los Angeles y
otras p~oblaciones formaron en- Ia
procession. Miles de residences de
Belvedere, alineados a 10 largo de
las Gales, Sc hincaron |reverente al
paso de la procession.
Pna banda de m1sicos m~eXieanos
encabezaba ell desfile, seguida de
1000 nihos Y ninas, y de las aso-
ciaciones religiosas de las iglesias
de Guadalupe, Ia Soledad, la So
ciedad del Sagrado Coraz6n Y los
grupos de los Jovenes Cat6licos Me
Xicanos.
Pna de las atractivas secciones
de la procession fue la que forma-
ron las Hijas de Maria, seguida por
un grupo de nihas resando flores,
las hermanas de todas las ordenes
Gle la I~gIesia, y los Cabaileros de
ColNn vistiendo su uniforme de ga
la.
La primera procession cat6lica
efectuada en- Los Angeles para ce
lebrar ell dia de Corpus Christy, fue
organizada por Ell Reverendo Jose
Gutierrez en- 1927. y desde entonces
Sc efectua anualmente
La opinión., 1935-06-24
Las s Mujeres Mas BelIas de f. u.

de la belleza norteamericana', por su bellezs ca
sica y ell gusto cue tienen para vestir. Elias son
Kay Francis, Claudettc Colbert, Norma Shearer,
Clara Bow, Jean Harlow y Ann Southern, quie-
mes aparecen en- ell grabado.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
VARIAS vENTANAS C0NvERTIDAS
EN- AMIGOS POR Ell PETARDO; NO
LEDA IMPORTANCE MIR. DANIELS
Sin embargo, la policia ordeno una averiguacion, esta-
bIeciendo fuerte guardia frente al edificio; La Secre-
taria de Relaciones da una satisfaction al Embajador

plosion investigo y notified a la Sc
e~retaria de Relaciones Exteriores.
%Enseguida un representante visito
la embajada. para ~ofrecer al En-
eajador Daniels una satisfaction la
mentando 10 oeurrido.
La explosion ocurrio a las S de
la mahana. cuando la bomba fue
de Ia embajada.
Aunque Mr.. Daniels no do impor
tancia al atentado, atribuyendolo a
algun desaImado, las autoridades
o%rdenaron que in grupo de policias
en- trajes eiviles Sc cstacionaran al
rededor de la embaiads para evitar
n repeticion del atentado.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
Al Margen del....
Siq3e de la ga PAQ. }

Slq3e de la ga Pao.
guido de APO mil frances pro. En-
1888, ell Great Eastern" era trans
tornado en- pleas detalladas y re-
ducldo a su minima expression por
los "desarmadores" de Liverpool.
81 ell cronista fuera un Conrad,
escribirfa la vida de csc barco, in
signe y triste -antepasado del mons
truo frances 1885, que ACADIA de lie
a triunfalmente a Nueva York.
FL de 1857 es mas emocionante que
n vida humana. Nos hace pen
sar en- esos hiios de reyes destro-
nados que terminan su e~xistencia
como fregadores de platos en- un
tigon.
Paris, Mayo 1885.
La opinión., 1935-06-24

Continue su educseton o medic
de IA 'ectura. Nunes es tsros
oar sprender. Pids hoy mismo
nuestro cataloeo de libros Ora
tbs. - LIBERIA lOZANO,
2o3 NJ. Los Angeles Street.-los
Angeles. CALI.
La opinión., 1935-06-24

Continue So edueac'6n por medic
de Ia iectura. Nuncs es tarde para
sprender. PIds hoy mismo nuestro
cataloso do iibros GRATIS. - u
6RERIA lOZANo. 2o3 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles. Gsn
La opinión., 1935-06-24
B0MBA EN- LA EMBAJADA DE EE. UU. EN- MEXICO
DesfldrOn en- Beluedere 40 Mil Cat6Lc0s
DaOe Salazar....

(Siaue de Ia Ia. PaqD
fectamente satisfechos y dispues-
tos a resresar ell proximo sabado.
euando sc efect1e ell tercer
tro de la serie entire Hermosa-EI
Paso y Mazatlsn.
LA ANoTACIoN
POR INNINGS
MAZATLAN
Hits. = lilo 101 III 001 1-9
Carreras.. =. 02o 900 Dol 600 IL
HERMoSA-EL PASo
Hits. . POL 1903 010 600 0--s
Sarreras. 200 oof 900 600 %
Romo ~estraqueo 10 y Salazsr 8.
Bases por bolas: Salazar, 7; y Ro-
no, 6.
La opinión., 1935-06-24

En- opinion de Maurice Chevalier, ell actor
frances que en- la actualidad esta en- Europa en-
una jira artistica, seis estrellas cinematograficss
de Hollywood son la "~perfecta personificacion
La opinión., 1935-06-24

co Castro en- Lisboa. co~incidiendo
todos los concentrates en- la nece-
sidad de %estrechar los lazos esprit
tuales e%xistentes contra Espana y
Portugal.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
GALES CUMPLE Al AMOS
United Press para LA OPINION

loNORES, JUNO 23.- Ell Prin-
cipe de Gales. heredero a la corona
britannica cumplio hoy cuarenta y
TN amos &c edad.
Ell hombre cuya solteria tiene alar
mados a millones de ingleses, paso
ell dfa de sus cumpleanos en- COM
pahfa de un grupo de amigos init
mos sin que Sc celebrara ninguna
ceremonial Official.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Secretary and Mrs. Dern
Guests of Utah Society

Secretary of War and Mrs George
H. Dern will be guests Of honor Of the
Utah State Society at its annual ban
quet Friday evening at Wardman Park
Hotel. Others who will be honor guests
at the banquet include Senator and
Mrs. William H. King. Senator and
Mrs. Ebert D. Thomas, Representative
j. w. Robinson, Representative Abe
Murdock, Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Harold M. Stephens, COVER
nor of the Federal Reserve Board and
Mrs Merriner S Eccles, commissioner
OF customs and Mrs. James H. Moyle,
veterans administrator and Mrs.
Frank T. Hines and former Gov and
Mrs. Heber NJ Wells. Outstanding
Utah and Washington radio artists
will provide an unusual musical pro-
gram. and Mr. Francis E. Kirkman,
secretary to Chief Justice Hughes, will
pay homage to the honor guests in an
after-dinner talk.
Mr.. George w. Romney and Miss
Betsy Dern are chairman and cochair-
man of the committee in charge. and
the other committee members are Miss
Esther Thomas, Miss Kathryn Mar
riott. Mrs. Lavon B. Clark, Mr.. Keith
Seegmiller, Mr.. Wayne Brown and Mr.
Alfred K. Cherry.
Reservations should be made with
Miss Esther Thomas in Room 34l of
the Senate Office Building or with Mr.
Keith Seegmiller in Room 3119 Of the
Department Of Justice Building.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
President Expected to Meet
Governors at virginia Beach

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. February
16-President and Mrs. Roosevelt
and the Governors Of the Is original
States are expected here April 26 to
take part in the annual Cape Henry
celebration when a permanent marker
will be erected where the first Eng
lish settlers set foot on Virginia soil.
Gov. George Peery Of Virginia will
act as official host to the distinguished
visitors and participants in the pro-
gram arranged by the Daughters OF
American Colonists The event will
be one of the noteworthy occasions
in the early season at Virginia Beach
following the opening OF the Cavalier
Hotel Wednesday for the Spring
sports Of horseback riding and golf.
A formal ball Saturday night, Feb
ruary %, in the Colonial room of the
Cavalier will mark the beginning Of
the pre-Spring social season at the
resort and is expected to attract a
large number from Norfolk and Rich
mond as well as out-of-State visitors
to the resort. Several cocktail parties
have been arranged by hosts. who will
entertain in the English hunting room,
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Mrs. Taft Leaves Today
On South Carolina Visit
Mrs Moffett Is Rejoined by Daughter Former
Undersecretary of State and Mrs. Polk
Are Here Over Week End.

Miss Kathleen Connor of 3412 Thir-
ty-fourth street has sailed on the
S. S. Georgic for cruise to the West
Indies.
The county treasurer of Arlington
County and Mrs. Charles T. Jesse left
their home. Golf Club Manor. Va,
yesterday for a fortnight's visit in
Florida. They will stop in Jackson
vile for brief visit with Mrs. A. B.
Vaughan, and go to Miami for the
remainder of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Skidmore have
as guests in their home in Aurora Hills
the latter's brother and sister law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Gay, with their
two young children of Philadelphia,
who will remain through the week.
Miss Helen Weinstein of 2801
Bellevue Terrace sailed Wednesday
from New York City on the S. S.
Conte di Savoia for Europe. After
visit to Spain, Italy and France she
will make an extended tour of
Palestine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Charles Kurth
are at the Willard for short visit.
Miss Isabel Cuttings. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Morton Cuttings of Alta Vista, Md.
left early this week for Florida. where
she will spend some time with her
mother and sister. Mrs. John c. Git
tings and Miss Clair Cuttings. Miss
Cuttings was formerly resident of
Chevy Chase, Md. She has spent
the past year in Arizona.
Miss Hattie L. Gates of Brookline,
Mass, is at the Dodge for q weeks
stay.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Morey of
Chevy Chase, Md, are leaving today
for weeks trip to Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Carter
Alexander of Battery Park. Md, have
as their guest Mr.. Alexander's niece,
Miss Lillian Alexander of Juneau,
Alaska Miss Alexander is the daugh-
ter of Judge George F. Alexander of
Juneau and will be the guest of her
uncle and aunt for an indefinite
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Harrison,
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
Virginia Harrison, and Miss Wetherell
of Falls River. Mass, are at the Dodge
for a few days en- route by motor to
Florida for stay of several weeks.
Miss Marjorie E. Currier Of VOL
laston. Mass, is at the Dodge for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Ahalt
have returned to their home on Ar
lington Ridge after a three-week visit
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ball Of jack
sonville, Fla, are at the Carlton for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bassett have as
their guests at the Shoreham over the
week end Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
Smith of Freeport. Long Island, N. Y.
Miss Berenice Bloch of New York
is spending the week end with Mrs.
Eugene Schwab.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Trudeau of
Montreal. Canada. are passing some
time at the Carlton.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

of coursel You'll find every
type of glove you want from
mannish English one-button doe
skins at S295 to simple four
button pull-ons of doeskin, $l95,
or Of fine French suede at S295 e..
to stunning dress-up gauntlets with
wide flared tops, or soft-ctushing
kid pull-ons at S295 All in that
fresh chamois yellow that is SUI
premely smart with your Spring
blues from navy to lighter
shades with gray. brown or
black and worn with every
thing from town suits to country
tweeds! "Chamois hunters"
go to JELLEFF'S 1214-1220 r
STREET.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
TRICKS THAT
WORK MAGIC"

THE JACKET TRICK. =.
Is really one OF the smartest
tricks you can pull off-be-
cause you can transform a
sedate late afternoon frock
into a ruff1y topped dinner
dress by a simple flip of the
jacket. Or you can dis
guise a last seasons dress
by a new capelet affair.
THE COLLAR AND CUFF
TRICK of course. Helene
is telling you nothing new
when she says that a variety
of collars and cuffs will fool
every one--eVen yourself.
Stick a wide jabot of frilly
mousseline de sole on that
old crepe dress with match
ing frothy cuffs and see if
you don't feel as exhilarated
as though you'd spent your
last sou on a French model.
THE FLOWER TRICK
is a little more difficult
than the other ones and
takes a great deal more re-
search than one would sup
pose. You can't expect to
Just stick an organdy rose
on the front of last seasons
dress and expect people to
scream and rave about your
new frock. you know. But
there are a number Of new
ideas Helene has sleuthed
out. One way to make that
plain dance frock of yours
look siren-y and seductive
-. Just add little shoulder
caps Of organdy petals.