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Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-09
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, July 9. UP)-Trading
was mixed in the wheat pit today Oh
the Chicago board of trade. and
prices fluctuated erratlcaIy In "a
nervous market.
At the close wheat was up as to
*. July 1O6M cents, corn was Off as
TO up *, July S15s cents, oats were
UNCHANGED to up ", July 3612 cents.
REPORTS of rain resulted in a mod
crate selling movement at the open
ing but wheat prices quickly recoV-
ed the early losses as most traders
turned to the buying side i'll re
sponse to dispatches from the nortn-
west which staetd that rain fell III
sections where the crops were u
total failure. ss,.
Trading was a nervous atfai
throughout the session ana oper-
ators kept an eye on the weather.
forecast for unsettled weather
and scattered showers over parts 81
the northwest drought stricken ares
generated a late selling moVement
in the latter part of the session ane
prices declined, Hedging predoih-
mated and was a depressing FACTOR
in the trade. The relatively strong
er tone at Winnipeg and other out
side markets had steadylng eiiec'
on the market here. -. -
Corn prices broke soon after the
opening and held weak undertohe
throughout the session. GOOD rains
in sections of the dry corn peil was
the guiding factor.
Oats and rye moved Wlthln mar
row range in mixed tradlhs.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. July 9. UP)-
Stocks. bonds and commodities ad-
vanced today in their respective
markets.
Steels, motors and utilities led the
share market. Cotton futures rose
81 a bale to new highs since Septem-
Der. 1884. Wheat closed up g to IL
corn up Is to off q cent; oats up y
Rubber futures made new highs for
six years.
Bonds were led higher by railroad
issues where the Van Sweringen
highs The Van Sweringen Railroad
stocks were features in the carrier
section on the big board also with
Chesapeake Ohio at a new top on
rumors of a dividend increase and
Allegheny Corporation Issues re
spending to reports the company
would be taken out of reorganiZa-
tion under the bankruptcy act.
The stock list got away to good
start at the opening in light turn
over.
There was nothing in the immed-
late news to affect the list. Wall
among labor might alleviate the
drive on the steel industry although
that situation still was regarded as
serious.
Steel shares had gains ranging to
more than points in u. S. Steel.
Hot weather impetus brought de-
mand for Coca Colaw hich made. a
new high for all time at 105 up Az
points. Case at one time was up
nearly 4 points in the farm division
and il held most of the gain.
Highs in the rails in addition 10
Chesapeake & Ohio were made by
Chesapeake Corporation, Nickel
Plate preferred and Nsrfolk K West
Oils picked up late in the day
with gains of point or more in
Standard of New Jersey and Texas
Corporation.
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L. A. SANKS

Bid Asked
sect'y. First Natl. .''' 55h 5559h 99SAA 9sAA
TranSamerica ......... 1898 I5A
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-09

Everyone likes to talk about,
Mountain streams and beautiful
trout.
Of course we all agree to that,
But it is hard to beat the chanel cat.
Let's stock the canals and the
streams,
So our boys may have their dreams.
No cleaner sport could be had,
Than a fishing trip for son or dad.
We won't have to go far away.
Can fish at home most any day.
Let us have catfish boom,
In our canals there's lots of room.
Let's get the young from Uncle Sam,
And have catfish at every dam.
The booster let's all cheer,
Dolpha zinn, the auctioneer.
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l.. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES. July g., tuP@o
Hens Leghorns. over 3A and up .
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Los ANGELES STOCKS

Los ANGELES, July 9. up
Prices surged upward i'm early trad
lng on the Los Angeles stock ex-
ehange today. Fifteen issues Joined
IN the movement. led by Pacific
FINANCE and Edison common. Pa
cltfe Finance hit a new years high
a. -, up J. ~. and so did Eds IN.
at 294, up %
Transamcrica was up n at 1885,
shaflng leadership with Pacific Fin
ance
oils were strong. Sales included
56soIlisa-Clnlea 4 sls, up a; Signal a
% =, up ~, Union 22la, up u; Shell
10, up =; Wellington S7s up *: Tn
iVersal Consolidated Pass, up. Is Elk
eler .37, unchanged Hancock 20t2
unchanged and Republiv 4. un-
changed. Lincoln Petroleum was
of > cents at II.
lnuuStrials were unsteady. Emsco
with lOuO-share turnover, sold up
= at l9'., but Gladding- Nc Beam
was off = at / y. other sales in
the group included General Motors
changed; Lockheed rs. unchanged;
6sA unchanged; Kinner .4S, un-
and Pacific Clay Products u, up 4
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VEGETABLES

Los ANG ELES, July 8. CUP)-
Demand and trading were slow, sup
plies liberal. prices about steady on
most lines.
Bunched Vegetables: Following
prices: Beets 40-50c. Carrots 40
SOC. Dixon 40-50c. Green onions
$1.25-1.5O; mustard 25-35c Leeks
Sl1O-1.20; parsley 45-6Oc. Radishes.
small red. 90-$1;. spinach 5-9oe.
Turnips 50-GOc Dill 75-sOc. Water
cress 40-50c.
Catalogues: Local HB's, stan
dard los 40-50c. 24s and 27s 35-45c.
36s 25-35c. ass 25-35c Tip tops
standard los 5O-65c. 27s and 24s 35-
SOC. San Diego Co. standard 12s and
1Gs 9O-S1 27s 75c. Local Melogolds.
standard 12s and 16s $1,000. 27s 40
soc; Delano and Imperial Valley
holdover, Ibo 27s tons 25-40c.
Lettuce: Guadalupe, Lompoc and
santa Maria dry pack 4 dozen SIPS
135. dozen 75-85c.
Melons: Weak; Imperial Valley
honeydews, jumbo crates. 6s to rs
60-65c. Standard crates. lis and rs
3040c. Jumbo 27s to 36s $1-1. s..
Honeyballs. Jumbo crates 36s and
45s S1-1.25. Standard 75-9Oc.
Peas: Pescadero bush 11Rc-2c.
Pismo-Oceano pole 4-4Rc. Guada-
lupe and Dompoc 3-3l2c.
Tomatoes: Local and San Diego
Co. Earlianas 5x5s and 5x6s 90-S1,
6X6s 75c. 6X7s $4,000. San Diego
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L. A. GRAIN
T.. A. BUTTER &c EGGS

LOS ANGELES. July 9. (UP)-
Butter: Extra sec, prime firsts,
34c. standard &c, undereraue olc.
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Special Notices
AUCTION

Entire contents of Hobbs Trad
ing Post. Buy at your own price.
Dealers invited. 1892 9th ST., River
side, Calf. (J10-1D
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., unincum-
bered, good cook, experience
with children. ST. Hamilton,
Phone 731. (Jy8P-TFD
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FLAX MARKET
L. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES, July 9. UP)-
II. 8 No. / Extra Leafy .$17. .OO-1S.00
U. S. No. ..............14.5oeeil 20 20
u. S. No. Leafy ....,....:,,,:a.S;$l,a y ~ ,a9o ~
u. $. No. ......... -. Slo.Vu-iooo
Receipts equivalent 56 carloads.
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H1lp Wanted

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route
of 800 families. Good profits for
hustler. We train and help you.
Write tOdaq. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
CAG-149- SAP, Oakland, Calf. (J9
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Hens, Leghorns. over 3A ana up ,oo
to lbs. O. 2c
Hens. Leghorns, over lbs. dec
Hens coiored 81 to A lbs. ......aa ade Il
Hens. colored. 4 lbs. and up -
Broilers, over l and up to 12 lbs. loe
Broilcrs, over " and up to IA ~.
Fryers, Leghorns. over "a and
Frvers, coiored, over Q a and
up to 81 lbs, ..;'::.;;,'ii.,;h, ,hs ! i9S az
Fryers, over 3A and up to IDS. lSs
Roasters, soft bone. Barred -,
Rocks, 3h lbs. and up -. .zlc
Roasters, soft bone, other than .
Barred Rocks, over ga lbs rs
Duckiings, Az lbs. and up -. .lae
Ducklings, under Az lbs. ......1 &c
Old Ducks I I
Young Tom Turkeys, over IS lbs 2oc
Hen Turkeys, 8 lbs. and up zoc
Old Tom Turkeys ............ I
Old Hen Turkeys :.......... &C C
SQUADS, under II lbs. per doz. .24c
SQUADS, IL lbs. per doz. and up .26c
Capons, under lbs. .......... 26c
Capons, lbs. and up ..:......;; .2sc
Rabbits. No. 1 White, 3R to Az
Rabbits, No. Mixed Colors,
3h to Az lbs. each ......... .os.
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TEACHERS WANTED-Enroll i'm
mediately. Positions now open in
western states. Primary, Inter
mediate. Advanced Grades. Com
mercial, Mathematics, History,
English, Principalships, others.
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
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POST PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
Quotations

c.; stones 4x5s SI25-1.5O; 5x5s and
2x6s Sl50-I75; 6X6s S1-1.25; local
3%Sos and 5X6s S1.25-1.5O; 6x6s So
5X5s and 5XGs 81 25-135: 6x6s 1851
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SECRET AGENT
-RENAEMBER

IGOTTA BE SHOWN OFF NOW --REMEMBER,
ISLGOE, YOD 1uST REPAIR RUTOMOBLES-YO
DON'T SEE hlNTHN, TOD DON'T HEIR NDTtllN,,
YOU DON'T SAY kUTHtNi cz-;
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81 Used Cars and Trucks
Evening star., 1936-12-13
MIR. Quintin Paroles
Honored Last Ni9ht

Mr.. Quintin Paredes. resident com.
missioner from the Philippine Islands
who arrived recently In Washington
after 4 three months vacation In
Manila, was the guest OF honor Ut q
dinner given by q group Of Filipino
friends 1t the Russian Troika last
evening.
Commissioner Paredes visited the
Philippines this Summer in order to
confer with his excellency the Hon.
Manuel L. Quezon. president Of the
Philippine Commonwealth.
Among the guests. attending the
dinner party were the Ambassador OF
Ecuador and Sonora de AlfAro, former
Senator Harry B. Hawes, Col. Donald
c. Mcdonald. assistant to the chief,
Bureau Of 1nsular Afilsirs; Quintin
Paredes. jr.. Miss Elisa Paredes, Vic.
torino Paredes, Miss Myrtle Douglas,
Miss Eva Paxton, Mr.. and Mira. Mar.
iano Erana, the Misses Leonor and
Conception Carmelo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Z. Bomar, Mr.. Harry Frants, Mr..
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boxes; AGrS. q. Howland Chase, I'd,
has the worry Of the sale Of tickets.
which 1t u hoped will not be dificult,
and the dispsnsing OF invitations, and
Mrs. Campbell Prichstt k chairman
Of arrangements.
The proceeds from the bali will 60
toward the deficit in the budget Of
the social service department Of the
Children's Hospital.
The news OF the forthcoming
celebrity ball" Il good news indeed.
for every one looks forward at all
times 10 the many and varied enter
tAfamknt put sn BY the Junior
League and ali, surely, wish this affair
the best Of luck.
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York City are spending the week end
at the Dodge.
Mrs. D. Il. Lit Of Haverford. Pa. 10
spending 4 brief time at the Dodge.
Miss Jean w. Stokes OF Morristown,
N. j.. Ia stopping at the Dodge for .
few days en- route to Florida for the
Winter
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Whiteetone Will
be ct home this evening at 500 Duke
street, Alexandria, in honor OF the
recent marriage Of their son Melvin to
Miss Rose Cooper Smith Of WASH
ington.
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and you're certain 10 flnd .
hitting remembrance amongst the
infinite variety they always have
on hand. No matter what the oc-
casion whatever thought you
wish 70 exprass-their horal art
iats win rise to the occasion. li1l
eoNN. AVE. Phone DIS. e4S0.
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Diplomatic
Activities
Of the Week
Nine. Saito to Enter.
tain in Honor of
Mrs: Standley.
Continued From First Page.

T.
Lafayette College. and will remain in
the metropolis for . week or 10 days.
The Venezuelan Minister and Sen.
ora Dc Escalants and their daughter,
9enorita Isabel Escalante. who 70.
Gently arrived in this country from
France, have been in New York and
are expected to come to Warrington
this week.
The Canadian Minister and Lady
Marler viii have with them for Christ
mas their son-in.law and daughter
and grandchildren, Mr.. and Mrs. Co.
Gil North, with their two daughters
and son.
The charge d affaires Of Germany,
Herr Hans Thomsen. will be joined
the first week in January by Frau
Thomsen. who will sail Thursday, De-
cember 81. aboard the Hanse for this
country. Herr Thomson will 90 to
New York to meet her when she ar.
rivss January Z.
The commercial counselor Of the
British Embassy and Mrs. Chalkley
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Episcopal Church
Will Give Benefit

A subscription dance for the bens-
At OF Truro Episcopal Church In Fair.
fax, Va, will b held In willard Hall,
Fairfax. "wednesday evening. Dsoem-
Der 30. from $50 to l:3o o'clock. The
list Of patronnesses includes Mrs
Herbert A. Donovan, Mrs. John War.
wick Rust, Mrs. Richard Ewell
Thornton. Mrs. Frederick DAwson
Richardson. Mrs. George .. Robey,
Mrs. N. Peyton Young, Mrs. Joseph G.
Bennett. Mrs. Thomas Q. Henderson
Mrs. Walter TAnsill Oliver, jr, and
Mrs. Thomas p. Chapman. jr.
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too. But Helene1l help you.
0 She knows you've got to
make the most Of the feet.
hours before Christmas a.
and has gone gift hunting
for you. Helene has found
gifts that have . purpose In
life sifu for every mem.
bsr OF the family :. and for
your host OF friends.
. There are important
events ahead, too. Coming
out parties holiday
dances balls and the
thsatsr. Evenings for which
you1l need exciting clothes
80. and slitterins aecentA
Evening star., 1936-12-13
>>~>>>>>>>>>

woman u more
alluring when her
face y framed In
beautifully per-
mAnently waved
tresses. HRAD's
"Zotos" and ma.
chine oil permA-
nent waves will
make IN ideal
0ift. FOR hothar
Evening star., 1936-12-13

CLAUS VINO was
filling the chill
dren's stockings
with gift1 they'd
selected 1T the
PALAID ROYAL" /"
Give the children
= grander Christ.
mas than they've
ever before had.
TAke the TdvlAnh
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and Mrs. c. T. Elbo. Mr. and Mrs
James @. wingo. Miss Dolores Abel
lera. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Calabia. Mr.
MalasArts, Mr.. @. McGroarty, Mr.. A
Del Rosario Miss Celia Costa. Mis-.
Rosilda q. rolucha, Mr.. r. q. Bustos
and Mr.. Urbano A. Zafra.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

ROOM" featuring Eddie Elkins'
music. and the vernons, interns-
tionally known dance stars It
makes going there even more De.
lishtful. Try the s2oo Sunday din
ner. served from 9 to . pm. Sun
day dancing from 7 10 . pm. mo
cover. Really there's nothing like
the PAIL MALL ROOM" In
washington-so plan to stop in!
NAT. $50.
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will have with them for Christmas
their sons, Robert and Edward, who
will come from their schools in Eng.
land. They viii remain with their
parents for several weeks before sail
ing TO return TO their studies.
The assistant naval attachs Of the
British Embassy, Oomdr. A. l.. P.
Mark-WardlAw viii accompany hia
brother. Capt. w. p. Mark -Wardlaw,
n. N, to New York today or tomor-
row and bid bon voyage to the latter
when he sails aboard the Queen Mary
Wednesday. Capt. Marx. .Wardlaw Il
returning to England from his post
at Singapore, where he has been on
duty for some time.
Miss Hedley, who has been the guest
OF her brother.in-law and sister, the
commercial secretary Of the Dritish
Embassy and Mrs. Haywood, will "a
to New York today and sail Wsdnss.
day aboard the Queen Mary 10 return
to her home In Ingland. Mis- Hedley
recently returned to Warrington from
Springfield, Ohio, whore she visited
Mr.. and Nrs. N. D. Kane.
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AINr thaLf GA.
DRIH has oil
the outstanding
psrfumes-in sift
paekAgss fo
. ChrhtmA. Oor.
4 4 y, ouerlAin
Caron, Giro and
Channel. A n q
don't forget tc
"put vour head
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%>A>~~>~<~%~

- I 1 y CtVAD ! i
you take her
dancing at the
"One-To- Two"
Club in the
8 HO r e HAM
HOTEL
after the party.
Open from /
Am. until Am.
And gives you
Evening star., 1936-12-13

the SOUTHERN
STELOS c O NJ
PANY the mo-
ment you nAg
or run" them to
be mended. Only
lsc for the hrst
0hort) thread
run. 30c for the
first (long) thread
run, Sc for each
Evening star., 1936-12-13

OF the N gout du
gourmet'--is reaping
its Just rev ar d.
Helene knows why
and % DO you'll Nice
people Do appreciate
An exquisite cuisine,
and deft watchful
service. And now
with the delightful
nA~ aDAYI. MALI,
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day. The gay Atmosphere the
Naturalization OF ley drinks-
the lingering succulent odors Of
delicious Russian uisins-F1Ake an
inviting pot-pourr1 to charm the
most fAstidious. Gay Russian gypsy
rsvues twice nightly. Bar opens 1t
midnight. Never o cover charge.
Dancing from 7 pm. to 3 An. loli
CONN. AVE. NATL. 4i<i.
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feature q Md
night Breakfast"
At the NJ Y.
p L o " = n
LOUNok r h Z
"6tay.Up-LAters"
Are going to have
all sorts Of fun
being served 4
delicious 7S.oent
Midnight Drsak.
q -
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tnAt ID certain 10
give pleasure TO
everybody . . big
and small On
Christmas ay.
A box Of FAN
ME MAY CAN-
DIES win have 4
real place in the
fam lily oelebra-
ton. Fannie May
Evening star., 1936-12-13

u "sAle-ing" all OF
her permanent waves
except zotos-At
36.60-And an oil
permanent for dyed
and bleached hair at
81. They include
Eugene. Frederic
and others. Make
your appointment,
eArly-So that you'll
Evening star., 1936-12-13

or Sister, ut Christmas time. Their
hair artists have evolved al sorts
Of interesting hair arranssments-
for young women and younger
ones. 1886 CONN. AVE. Phone
De. S0l2.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

mak0 Weoe
stocktnO %
lovely. " q
"becauso you
ve Aie Q
things'' that
you'll want "a
include Van
Naalte hose
for gifts.
An r oRAFr
Evening star., 1936-12-13
atss2;}y|R&92ta&z z9t2ss &ge%n

/" WILL woNDBRs NEVER
'' CEAsE7" Warrington
= now enjoying what has been
unfolded for tts edifieation and
Evening star., 1936-12-13

HG CnfNCf1lN8 .
for the girl you
think most sweet
flowers from,
GUIDE win solve
any Of these prob
lemR DUDE re-
ceives flowers -
fHAAh fHiAa AAilN
Evening star., 1936-12-13
>>>>>>>><>>> . .

woman neeoS
and wants an eve
ming wrap. Helene
also knows that q
Christmas gift OF
. stunning evening
wrap or q fur scarf
Or cape or fur coat
from SAKS will
make for = hap
pier Christ mas
Evening star., 1936-12-13

May they make
more husbands
moro appreciA.
tive - Of their
wivssl May they
m AXE m ore
women more en-.
vious! May they
90 TO smart par.
tiAS And hnyA
Evening star., 1936-12-13

the exchange Of
tokens Of ahec-
ton make the
world . happier
place. But those
tokens " / l /
play more i'm
portant parts II
they are dressed
I'M In true 1,0li.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

carries them. "Flny" u . three.
thread good wearing stocking At
si.oo-or paifs for ass. Sheer.
70" u Q two-thread hose at tl.1s .
pair-or . pAiFs for $3.50 (astrae-
lively boxed for sifts). Mr.. Mas.
sey's Private sale" Of shoes at
ARTCRAFr u going strong. Note
the mid. winter sAle prices-es.SS,
Se.SS and Slo.Ss. AAndbAgs pro-
portaonatsiy reduced. lloi CONN.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

deliSnt . D.. {.
at H Q l Q n
II q m nton's
rus o IAN
O L u B
TROIKA :.
when It dimes
on the Amas-
inkt1.S0d din.
ner served
each Sun.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

than ever before. II she's been
hinting-do see that there's one
under her tree. SAKS have scArfs
Of Silver Fox. Stone Marten, Sable
really in any fur your heart
might desire. Wraps OF velvet.
both untrimmed and luxurious
furred modes-And capes. Stop
in and make your selection early.
$40 TWELFTH sT.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

/" PuT your B1sr FOOT
~ FORWARD" for
Christmas-And give Van Kaalts
Hosiery. rs sheer genius" that
Evening star., 1936-12-13

have your hair beautifully sroomed
for the holidays. 3rd rloof. 1871 r
ST. Phone STERLING s476
>>>>>>>>>>%~
0 THERE'S STILL TINE
''' L TO STEP OUT"
even II it's after midnight You1l
b assured D front place In her
Evening star., 1936-12-13

dancing 10 Sidney's Music. The
Lounge u now open until ! Am.
week nights-A policy definitely dc
tAted By "Bsay.up.LAters." Be-
tween cocktail-dancins and supper
dancing you'll b entertained
with lovely piano intsrludSs which
mArks . new continuous musical
turn to this popular room. Phone
"Tsddy"-Dr9T. 5000.
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YOUTHFUL

~ dropping mouth.
lines tindes the chin ana scrawriy
neck. censult him ct his YOUTH
FUL PACE INSTITUTE. 3rd floor,
1BANLg BLDG. Phens NAT. 3&os.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

one delightful hour before soma
On home. You'll both love II.
Phone "Rooert"-ADAMS ofoo.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
&C VNP THE LOVE LroEr
'ss ~ BURNING" D
you know what her present meed
n, Helene knows that sv0By
Evening star., 1936-12-13

Express to the 4th floor at the
PALAIE ROYAL where Santa
will greet them. Let them revel in
airplAnes that fly ana loop and
tAilspin trains By the mile
dolls BY the ArInful :. games galore
:. and books ana bikes and oil the
toys good little boys and girls dream
Evening star., 1936-12-13

~61y W0Ec1E
list from Europe and
America -. Mr.. Q.
AxnirkhAn - Will
transform your akin
into youthful con-
tours. eradicate wrin-
kles. deep lines on the
forehead. bags and
puhs under the eyes.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

ervAtions for the
holiday season -
steamship space 70
At . prem 1 u m.
New Yesrs Eve On
the High Seas il
. thrill rever to Be
forgotten. Try nj
Rennelnber there's
romance in roam.
inE" p h a n 3
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Al Christmas, play and
Make ssed Cheer
For Christmas comes but
Onee 4 YEAR" -.
Ones q year"

Q Do you realise you've but
10 more shopping days In
which to get your Christmas
shopptne donst
Evening star., 1936-12-13

glasses in Interior
Decoration offer three
distinct features. Pro.
fessional lectures
(either SpAre.time or
full-tims oourse). In.
struction from an
architect. And valuable
classes With IN art
director. For Addi.
tional information -
phons NAT. e0s4 :.
Il ilAl CONN. AVE.
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into oADRIE1.S hands" for your
holiday permanent wave or coiiiurt.
1919 CONN. AVE. Phone NATL.
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Ball Revived
By J unior
l. e a 6 u e r S

Continued From First page)
Glover, jr., who h chairman Of the
Pat onsss Commissse: Mrs. John l..
Newboh, jr.. has taken upon hsreslf
the important job Of chairman Of
Evening star., 1936-12-13

successful cAreers-those Stunning
dinner and formal eowns and eve
ming wraps that JAcquelin Story
u showinE for the forthcoming
holiday season. Prices begin at
Sl0.s5. And are all priced for less
bscause Of her low overhead ex-
penses. Located SUITE COS AMER
ICAN BLDG. 1877 r ST.
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day spirit. Helene believes that
BREWOOD has the most varied
selection Of beautiful papers, shin
ing cellophAne. ribbons, ssals, tAgs
AS we'll rs . most complete as
sortment of Christmas cards for
every name on Jour list. Don't
walt until the very last moment
the supply isn't limitlsss. you know.
Why not dAsh in tomorrow-And
have your Christmas cards person.
ali1ed with your name. l2l7 @
81. (between 18th ana 18th b.. /.
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50. WHEN LOVE LrNoERs"
-. you1l note that
the woman has outwittsd prsmA-
turs fading. The internationally
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ThOrpes to Give Tea.

Miss Jane Thorpe and her brother.
Mr.. George Thorpe. will give . tea
this afternoon for Miss Ethel Worth.
ineton. . debutante OF the season.
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I" IT'S GOOD 70 oBsRvi
: THAT THE HOTEL
RALEIoH which has unwaverinsly
maintained the noblest traditions
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TWAS THE NIGHT BE

FORE CHRISTMAS
and all through the house
nothing wAs stirrtng-but Santa
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u Ho hum, Ny LAST
DROP OF PER.
YUl0i" what man in his right
mind would Sivs her . beaded bag
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" STOCKINGS COME AND
's 'o STOCKINGS 90" .
but one way to prolong the life of
your stockings Il to take them to
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Candies Are made right hsre in
Washington-frssh dAily-by the
famous Fannie May Girls. And
you have seven convenient looA-
tions ct which to shop for it. 30
check the names on your Christ
mas list. Remember-Fannie May
Candies, made Of the finest, pursst
insrsdients-cost but 60c . h.; or
Z lhs. for t1.0o. Fannie May
Candy shipped all over the u. 9. A.
tpostase extra.
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4" Her GROWING GLORY
'A 10 HER HAIR" =.
Trits, but true! A womans hair
makes Or mArs hsr-And every
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AHTB 0n0p.
Gifts euc b -
smoker sets and
me trays OF
Lace quer ana
CioiSonne /.
vAsls. Dookends
And boxes OF
0innabaf. AlDe
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"cruisa Dept" WATERS Ideal"
TOURS. 1917 II ST. NAT. 1850.
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6 CurD FROM THE ORR.
ss'O INT" that are un.
usually attractive for ChristnAs
awaits you At MrD. Moere's ASIAN
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" THE ABB lott ART
sCHOOL hAS an In
tsriority- Compiler and are
doing things about i'll" Their
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U FOLLOWING THE SUN"
''A >. shadowiy speaking. =.
y the sreatsst sport Of all. This u
ysur last opportunity 10 make res
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Q Yes, o n ly
ten more days
-. tn ponder
over v At
you'll get Aunt
Hespeth An d
old u n e 10
Elmer. You'll
hA~A ~ h.s-u