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Evening star., 1941-01-09
JANUARY CLEARAlCES AND FRIDAY BARGAINS
No Mail Phone Orders Accepted Broken Lots Limited Quantities
CASUAL COATS

Reversible Goats, plaids. Sizes 10 to 20. Were
s1795 --------------- ---- Sl1.55
Raincoats, man-taored Zelan processed. Sizes IL
to l8. Natural nude, green and rust Were SIS SS.98
Raincoats. Sizes II and IA. Were s225O-- s13.S5
2 Fur Trimmed Casual Goats, Velpaca with racccon
collars Rust and wine. Size II. Were S39 95 S26.S5
Junior Misses Coat, blue, trimmed with gray lamb.
Size 13. Was S39 .95 S26.85
Casual Coat, blue, herringbone tweed with raccoon
collar. Size 1912. Was S4995 ----- S34
IL Untrimmed Coats, dressy and sports types. Wool
f1eeces with zp-in Innings, tweeds, wool and rayon
pinpoints Sizes II to 20 and 40. Were $1795 and
1895 --------------------- S898
Black and White Tweed Coats, boxy and REFER
styles. Sizes IA to 18. Were S1795 S11.55
Black Wool Coats, untrimmed. Sizes 3712 to Al u.
Were S22.95 ------------- -------- S11.55
8 Black Fleece Goats, with zip-in Innings of rabbit
fur. Sizes H. IA and 16 Were $2995 S19.85
Untrimmed Dress Coats, green. size 16: blue, size
IA; black sizes II, 3112 and 1872. Were s2995 s1s.s5
s2995 Plaid Sports Coats, sizes TO- u and 16 S19s5
The Palais Royal, Goats Third Floor
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Mems
SLIPPERS

Is Pairs Slippers, hand turned,
leather sOIes and rubber heels.
Four, size 6; two, size So; four,
size Z; two, size 8; one, size 91a;
two, size IO1a. Were d AZ
So and $3.50. pair YIsTS
The PaiaiS Royal.
MEMS Shop First Floor
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CHILDREN'S CLOTHES

2 Chubby Goats, size 1872 Were slo9s -------$79s
2 'Teen-Age Coats size 16 Were S1498----- S109S
'Teen-Age Jacket Dresses, sizes IA and 16. Were
S898 8---------------- -------- S598
2 One-Piece Knit Suits, infants Sizes Were 81 98,
S29S
The Palais Royal,
Infants and Chiidren's Wear Third Floor
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Furniture Clearance

Cabinet and Table Combination maple Ideal for small
dining Generous storage space. Was S44 95
1 End Table walnut gumwood. Floor sample.
Was s7.95 .95------------------ ------ sass
Night Tables left from suites Choice Of finishes styles
Were S1495 S695
10 Vanity Benches upholstered of styles Were s7s5
to S995
Metal Gard Tables choice of coors, all with tops
Floor samples. We're S295 S129
Console Mirrors giltfinsh frames fine clear glass Were
$685. $685.
10 Wood Beds or maple finish Single or double SIZE
Shaving Mirrors, modern STYLE walnut-nish
S495 ------------ - S295
Vanities, with large plate mirrors Wal
nut finish gumWood. Were S2995 $1495
China Case solid maple Storage compartment in base with
glass door. Was $24 4.95------------- S1295
Side Chair with white eatherette expensive
bedroom suite Was
Night Table Colonial STYLE three drawers. Genuine mahog
any veneer gumwood Was S2695 ------------ $1795
CharBed into sngle-sze bed Covered in cotton
tapestry. Were s2495 S13.95
1 Drop-Leaf End Table solid maple Colonial STYLE Was
S795 ------------------- S295
1 Solid Maple Lamp Table with shelf Was s5s5 5s sass
Vanies solid maple with swngsyle mirrors and four roomy
S24 $1495
BedDavenport opens a ul-size
wood frame, cotton tapestry Was $109 -- $69
Large Bareback Chair. loose cushion Very
comfortable. $I995
Occasional Chairs, hardwood frames finished in mellow
walnut. Spring seats. Were $685. $1295
High Back Chair with wood grip arms, loose spring filled
cushions. Floor sample as is. Was s3ss5 -----$17s5
Occasional Chair solid mahogany frame Grand Rapids make
Cotton tapestry $44 S2995
Cocktail Table modern STYLE walnut veneer on gumwood
Was ----------------S
End Table modern lines Walnut gumwood Large
storage in base Was
Occasional Chair modern STYLE wanutnished frame cot
ton tapestry cover Was $1495
Modern Sofa covered in handsome blue freze Spring filled
cushions. Was S129 $50
Chest of Drawers three large storage drawers Modern de-
sign Was $19.95
Dnette Table, extension leaf for extra size
Duncan Phyfe base Was $2495
The PaIais Royal, Furniture Fourth Floor
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S16.95.
22 Tweed Topcoats medium weight, gray
brown and green mixtures Raglan and
straight shoulders. Sizes 35 to 40. Were
s24.75 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S11
The Paiais Royal, Store for Men -. First Floor
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Rayon Underwear

50 Rayon indies, vests panties and bloomers,
lace trimmed. Broken sizes. Were 59c for 81
200 Rayon Vests, Panties and Briefs. Were soc,
for 81
10 Tricot Rayon Gowns. lace trimmed rose
only. Sizes 16 and II. Were s1.95-----S1.59
10 Tricot Rayon Chemises, lace trimmed
Broken sizes. s1.95 SI.59
10 Two-Piece Pajamas in f1owered rayon Jersey.
Were S1.59
The Palms Royal,
RayoS Underwear .. First Floor
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~ &::!.1!!:i4,@:S;:!
- Street at Eleventh District 44oo/
MISSES SUITS REDUCED

1 Wardrobe Suit, blue, with wolf collar. Size II.
Was S45 - S2685
Wardrobe Suits, with wolf collars. Sizes H. 49, 20,
38 40 Wine and black. Were s35 $3.50
l Dressmaker Suit, two-pece, blue. Monotone wool.
The Paiais Royal,
Salts -. Third Floor
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ART NEEDLEWORK

studio couche Creonne. Were soc.
39c
Crochet Cotton in broken assortment Of Sizes
80 Yarn, foraltone, in broken collar
assortment 275 yards per sken. Was Csc -------15c
20 N. T. Spread Cotton, color Was 20c--10c
Dolls dressed in native costumes Were 9c25c
The Palais Royal, Art Needlework Fifth Floor
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! Midnight Blue Tuxedo, double breasted.
Size 35. Half price. Was S35 ~ $3.50
1 Full Dress Suit, size IS. Half price. Was s35
$3.50
/ Lynbrooke Suit, medium gray mixture. Size
SO. Was S12
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Women's 35c to soc
Hankies 23c

Only 100 of these exquisite
handmade linen and sheer ham
kies. Trimmed with lace or en-
broidery.
The PalGs Royal,
HankieS First Floor
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HOUSEWARES

2 Portable Mantels and Fireplaces. 54-inch
Colonial mantel, finished in old ivory with
marbeized hearth. Were $2798 S22 SO
Pairs Andirons cast brass, Bah finished
Heavy shanks. Were $498
3 Electric Toasters. Were S598$298
10 Shoe Shine Boxes were $15 59c
3 Chrome Finished Tables, for kitchen or di-
nette. Black bakelite top and end extension
leaves We're S31 198-S2 98 S2798
Shower Curtains, were $3.98---------S29S
10 Shower Curtains, were s398--S19S
Shower Curtains, were 81 498-S398
1 Ever Hot Electric Roaster, automatic Was
1895 ------- sI249
IS Pot Holders. Were 7c-5 for 23c
The Palais Royal
Housewares Fifth Floor
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200 Poirs Copeskin
Gloves $I.39

Novelty capeskins in slip-on and
shorty styles. Black only. Sizes
53i to ~. Recently reduced
to S1.55. Were $1.95.
The Paiais Royal,
Cloves First Floor
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Glassware and China

stemmed beverage glasses 1907 size
Footed tumbers different patterns Were Sc
China Dinner Services for eight. So pieces. Were $2498
$3.50
China Dinner Services for 12 90 pieces
Ash Tray Sets five pieces Pottery Were 81 $l98---Sl
Chromium Coaster Sets pieces Recently reduced to 49c
Were S9c
Syrup Jugs chromium and glass. Were
l Chromium Tray. Was So
Chromium Mint and Nut Dishes. Were $3.50
10 Cigarette three pieces Pottery Recently reduced to
49c Originally
The Palais Royal, China and Glassware Fifth Floor
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Linens and Domestics
At Drastic Reductions

10 Oil Silk Shower Curtains, S298 81 90
IL initiated Turkish Towel Cloth 98
Sl.49
% Hand Printed Cotton Luncheon Cloths,
IL Plaid Cotton Luncheon Cloths, 81 CSC
49 FaSt-CO0 Linen Tea Towels ACC 35c
Fringed Auto Robes, 1929 S1.79
Plaid Part-Woo Double Blankets S350---S289 pair
% Embroidered PllOwcases, 79c pair
20 Hemstched De Luxe Bed Sheets, 1925 S179
The Paiais Royal Linens and Donesties Second Floor
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FUR-TRIMMED COATS

Coats with Lynx-Dyed Fox Collars. Green, size
16; brown, size 16. Were $6995 -------------. S34
Goats with Leopard Collars and Cuffs Green sizes
II and 16; red size a. Were S55 55------------- S34
1 Nutria Brown Coat, with blended mink trimming
Size IS. Was 500 6995---------. --- S34
1 Blue Coat, with beaver trimming Size a. Was
l Black Coat with dyed black fox collar. Size A.
1 Blue Box Coat, with Lynx-Dyed White Fox collar.
Size a. Was $50 95 ------- -------- SAB
l Black Coat. with shawl skunk collar. Size AL
Was S69 95 acknowledgements ---------- S43
1 Beige Coat with skunk collar and border. Size 1s
Was $685. 5------------------ S43
Mink Trimmed Coats nutria size 12 black, size is.
Were S98 --------------- 500
l Black Coat, trimmed with caracul dyed lamb Size
~. Was 1913 ------------- -..---- S69
The PaiaiS Royal,
Goats =. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
BETTER DRESSES
JUNIOR DRESSES

Is Junior Dresses, in rayon crepe and WOOL pastels
and black. We're S1095 and s1295 - So
IL Junior Dresses in rayon crepes dark shades and
pastels Were 1895 ----------. Sc
IL Junior Evening Gowns were 1885 to S1495 IS
The Palais Royal
Junior Shop ). Third Floor
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FOUNDATIONS AND
GIRDLES REDUCED
Ribbon Novelties, 2qc

Broken assortment of ribbon novelties, including
hankie cases, boudoir pillows, sachet bags of
lavender, and ribbon garters.
Ribbon Remnants, widths 4 to ~ inches, broken
aSsortments of moire satin, taffeta, ombre, Dres-
den, Roman and fancy stripes, and plaid ribbons.
Many colors and combinations, lovely for fancy
bags, hats etc. yard
The Palais Royal,
Ribbons First Floor
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18Men sReversibIe Topcoats> s1O.95

Gray, tan and green. Sizes IS to A. Were
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
3 Farm Cen+ers
Above Quotas in
Member Drive

Three farm centers - EaStside-
Sunset, Rose-Mesquite and Mt. Sig
nal-have exceeded their quotas IN
the current Farm Bureau member
ship drive, Baxter Loveland, presi-
dent of the Farm Bureau, reported
to directors Saturday in urging
even greater impetus to the cam
paign.
The valley as a whole lacks 78
members of obtaining the goal OF
784, Loveland said.
Eastside- Sunset now has LOG
members, one over the quota; Rose
Mesquite has SO, four beyond the
quota; and Mt. Signal has So, 13
over the goal.
During July additions totaling 45
were made, chiefly in Magnolia
Mulberry where Is were added and
ce-Westmorland where 20 were
obtained.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
Airmen Join State
Guard in Ceremony
At Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 4 CUP) =
The first observation squadron.
composed of 90 enlisted men and
25 officers, today became an inte-
gral part of the California state
guard.
Airmen of the squadron took oath
of allegiance to state and federal
governments during ceremonies at
Griffith Park airport yesterday.
The squadron's membership in
cludes pilots licensed by the civil
aeronautics authority. Eigh tie en-
planes. ranging from light sport
monoplaneS to a three-motored
commercial plane, make up the
unit.
Maj. William L. Dunn, u. S. air
corps reserve, was placed in COM
mand.
Meanwhile preparations were
made for the first large-scale mobi-
lization of the California state
guard at Santa Anita race track
Aug. II.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901
Published every afternoon except
saturday and Sunday saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by, the sunday Post-Press. es-
tabiished 1856 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
state Street. Ell Centre, Calf.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. c.
Johnston, vice-president and gem
eral manager E. A. Fitzhngh,
secretary and managing editor.
west Holiday Co., Inc, National
Advertising Representatives.
Entered at Ell Centre, California.
post office as second class mat,
ter.
subscription rates: In California,
DC per copy.
M m b er. California Newspaner
Publishers Association.
In conjunction with the Post
press (Sundays). per month 75c:
paid in advance. 3 months, s2.10:
months, $500; one year, $3.50:
outside California S1.O0 per month
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 3223


Estate of CLYDE HOWARD WAT
KINS, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, ROY H. WOMACK, as
Executor of the estate of CLYDE
HOWARD WATKINS, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, that within six months af-
ter the first publication OF this
notice they either file them with
the necessary vouchers in the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of the State of California, in and
for the County of Imperial, or ex-
hibit them with the necessary
vouchers to the said Roy H. Wo-
mack, as Executor of said estate,
at the office of d. B. Roberts, 207
Bank of America Building, Ell Gen.
tro, California, the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate in the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia.
Dated at Ell Centre, California,
this 14th day of July, l941.
ROY H. WOMACK,
Executor of the Estate of
CLYDE HOWARD WATKINS
Deceased.
July l4-2l-28; Aug. a. =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
Roch Maquars
Entertain Guest

Mr.. and Mrs Roch Maquar, 766
Euclid, have as their house guests
Mrs. Maquar's sister, Miss Viola
Delaune of New orleans. Miss De-
laune will be with her sister for
two weeks during which time the
Maquars plan to take her to the
coast for short visit.
Miss Elrose Maquar, who has
been in the east since early in
June, was expected back Monday.
She has visited in Minnesota, and
Cleveland, Ohio, also spending two
weeks at camp for underprivileged
children near Jackson, Mich, where
she represented her sorority as
guardian. She will continue her
studies at use this fall, but hopes
to remain in the valley during her
aunt's stay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
Mrs. |. @. G.Himes
En+er+ains Friends

Mrs. L. G. Hines entertained a
few friends at a chicken dinner,
Friday evening, the occasion being
the birthday anniversary of her
husband. Grace Wolf was also an
honoree.
The guests spent a pleasant eve
ming together, the hostesses serv-
ing refreshments also at the close of
the evening.
Present were: the two guests OF
honor, and Mr.. ana Mrs George
Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf, Miss
Vearl Wolf and Walter Keeler ano
the hostess Mrs. Hines.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
4th Farm Bureau
ConcIaye Slated

The fourth annual Farm Bureau
vacation conclave for regions one
and two will be held Saturday, Aug
% at Santa Ana at the First Meth
odist church, Baxter Loveland,
president of the Imperial county
Farm Bureau announced Saturday.
During the meeting delegates will
hear Evan T. Hewes, president of
the Imperial Irrigation District,
speak on water, flood and power
prospects; Frank S. Pierce of the
C.F.BF. on organization; and w.
M. Cory, assistant farm advisor of
Orange county on land use survey.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
Danish Count Takes
1st Citizenship Step

pense with the bulk of his for
mer name." which he wrote as:
"Georg Haugwitz Hardenberg Re-
ventlow Curt Heinrich Eberhard
Erdmann."
The count gave his address and
that of his son Lance, born to him
and Miss Hutton Feb. "a, 1896, in
London, as Beverly Hills, Cal. He
said he came to this country from
Montreal, via Roushes Point, N. Y.
Feb. %, 1941, and that his last place
of residence abroad was Paris.
In the blank after the word "oc-
cupation" he wrote none"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
Actress Quizzed

NEW YORK, Aug. CUP) -
Merle Oberon, Australian born film
actress, was ordered to appear at
Ellis Island today because she failed
to obtain reentry permit when she
went to Toronto for a radio pro-
gram.
Miss Oberon was questioned by
immigration officials at La Guardia
Field after her arrival from To-
ronto at 2 am.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

pain. Then taken by directions as a
tonic, CARDUI usually helps stim-
ulate appetite, increase the flow of
digestive juice, and so improve di-
gestion.
Thus it helps to build energy and
strength and reduce periodic dis
tress for many. 81 years of popular
ity invite confidence in CARDUI,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. CUP) -
Count Curt Haugwitz ReventloW, As,
of Denmark, divorced husband OF
the former Barbara Hutton, WOOL
worth heireSs, filed his first nat
uralization papers today
The six-foot, impeccably- dressed
Dane appeared before Deputy Clerk
Edward F.. Bergman of the United
States district court and filed out
the long form presented to immi-
grants who wish to become citizens.
Henceforth, the count said, he
wishes to be known simply as Curt
Iaugwitz Reventlow" and to dis
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
2-Way Help for
w M EN-!

What should woman do who is
run down, suffering from function
al discomforUs. such as headaches,
nervousness, or cramp-like pain?
The experience of women by thou
sands answers, Take CARpOI!"
For CARDUI may help you in
two ways: Many who begin three
days before ''the time" and take it
us directed, find it helps relieve
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
WHEEL AND TIRE
STOLEN FROM TRUCK

Theft of a tire and wheel was re-
ported to the Imperial county
sheriff's office by Charles Schumm
who said they were stolen while a
pickup he was driving rested in a
ditch near Seeley. Schumm left the
machine to go for help and missed
the wheel when he returned.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
Price Control
Bill Considered

WASHINGTON Aug. T. (UP)-
The house banking and currency
Ammittee met in executive session
today to consider the adminiStra-
tons price control bill after post
poning until tomorrow the start Of
Ablic hearings on the anti-infla-
ton measure.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
HIGHWAY 80
CHAMBER TO MEET

A "get acquainted" meeting of old
and new Highway 80 Chamber of
Commerce members was scheduled
Monday for Aug. at 7:30 at La
guna junction, according to John
Hettich of Ell Cajon. The meeting
will be open to all persons interest
ed in Highway 80 affairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
Beat HEAT

hlter snoWer-any time-dust with COOL
ing Mexican Heat Powder. Dust in shoes.
Rub on hot feet. Relieves, protects chafe:
eases sunburn. Great for heat rash. vours
or baby's. Get Mexican Heat Powder.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
Sefss. sas. OF Interest to Women csnrsh.. ssn~as
CaIexico
News
Telephone 849
By Jane McCampbeIl

Barbara Strawn, secretary to City
Clerk Richard Emerson, left Satur-
day for a vacation in Los Angeles
and San Diego Her duties at the
city hall will be handled by Dor
thy Peacock.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

jean ana Aldl MullSOll WIlle
from orleans, Calf, where they are
spending a two weeks vacation, that
they visited Mrs. H. X. McClimans
and daughters Ruth and Dorothy
at Berkeley ell route to northern
California. The McClimans are for
mer Ell Centrans now making their
home in Berkeley while Ruth is at
tending college where she is a SEN
ior student. Jean and Alan also
called upon the Guillabeau family
former Ell Centrans, in Alameda.
Mrs Catherine Morrow and small
daughter, Sherry Ann, left this past
weekend for Cincinnati where they
will vacation for month, return
ing to the valley September l.
Elmer Leonard, 783 Wensley, has
entered Paradise Sanitorium for a
complete checkup. He will be there
about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Newkirk plan
to see as much of the Pacific
northwest as possible on their vaca-
ton. They left Saturday and will
drive as far north as Aberdeen
where they will visit Mr.. Newkirk S
brother, David Newkirk. They plan
to visit Tahoe, Crater Lake, Klam-
math Falls and will return by the
Redwood highway, making short
stay at San Francisco.
The thrill of patting Seabiscuit
and Kyak II on the head was one
of the vacation highlights for S. E.
Shaw who with Mrs. Shaw and
Earl Jr., returned from a three
weeks vacation up the coast to the
oregon line. The visited the Howard
ranch, Ridgewood, which in the last
week suffered disaSterouS fire. The
Shaws visited relatives at Salinas,
Elsinore and in Los Angeles. and
spent short time in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. George Bucklin left Friday
for Los Angeles where she will join
her daughter, Patricia who is vaca-
tioning there. Mrs. A. N. Bucklin,
who suffered stroke earlier in the
year is greatly improved, being able
to get around quite we'll. She and
Mr.. Bucklin do not plan to leave
the valley this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

WAKEFIELDS AT LA JOLLA
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Wakefield
have taken house at La Jolla for
the month of August. They left Sat-
urday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

Clerk Richard Emerson, IelJ odIui :
day for a vacation in Los Angeles
and San Diego. Her duties at the
city hall will be handled by Dor
thy Peacock.
Gene and Raymond Kyle spent
Sunday in San Diego visiting their
brother Don, who is in the naval
reserve.
Evelyn Crook began her three
week vacation Saturdav. She will
spend one week in LOS Angeles and
two weeks in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Brents were
among the Calexico visitors Sunday
at Legion Hipass Health Camp.
While there they attended the
Marionette show, given by the chill
dren.
Bill McCampbell, jr., and Ted
Carthy left Sunday morning Tor
Berkeley via side-trip stops at Hi
pass, San Diego, Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara Fiesta, and way points.
Last stop on the vacation-trip be-
fore the fall term opens at Berke-
lev will be the Mccarthy summer
home at Inverness. Both are varsity
,wim-team and water-polo second
year men.
Mrs. Carmen Ritter left Sunday
for Los Angeles where she VIII
spend a two weeks vacation.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Simmons and
soons Robert and Edwin spent Sun
day at the beach in San Diego.
Mrs. Ralph Carmichael has re-
covered sufficiently from a recent
| illness to accompany Mr.. Carmi-
chael on vacation trip. They plan
to stop at Cuyamaca to add to
their party their daughter Joy who
has been attending the Camp Fire
GIRLS camp
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Kiblinger. and
Shallie Mayes, left Saturday morn
ing for three-WeekS vacation in
Texas. Mr.. Kiblinger is manager OF
local Kress store.
Danny Young went to San Diego
Thursday to begin work at Consoli-
dated Aircraft.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

. Here's the simple,
casual, cool looking
version of one of the
new twO-way Golf
fures for summer
The hair is parted
i'm the middle, brush
ed slightly upward
at temples and ar
ranged in loose ring
lets at the back .
: Much of its charm
sdepends on healthy,
Shiny hair, free from
excess oil or dan
druff.
- And here is the
formal version of the
two-way cOiffure, de-
signed by a famous
hair S tylist. The
transformation is
quickly achieved by
pinning across the
front a piece of false
hair that is a soft
roll with attached
bangs.
"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04
News Items About
Valley Residents

MIS-. flOTd EilleT anu uduBIlJtI
Dorothea left this weekend for Mis-
SIGN Beach where they have taken
a cottage. Mrs. Eiler will stay
most of August, but Dorothea
will leave the middle of the month
for U.C.L.A., where she is senior.
Mrs. Eiler will return to the valley
early in September.
DR.. and Mrs. Merritt G.. Garfield
and Merritt jr., left Friday for a
month or six weeks vacation in San
Diego. From the coast city the Can
fields plan to take a number OF
short trips to other coast communi-
ties or the mountains.
Mrs. H. j. Burke left Saturday fol
Santa Monica where she will enjoy
a vacation near the ocean.
Mrs. C. J. Brooks left this week
end for Ruston, La, where she viii
have a pleasant vacation among
relatives and friends in her hom
state. She plans to return to TIN
valley october l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

Danny Young went to San Diego
Thursday to begin work at Consoli-
dated Aircraft.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

Gene and Raymond Kyle spent
Sunday in San Diego visiting their
brother Don, who is in the naval
reserve.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

MFR. and Mrs. Paul Kiblinger. and
Shallie Mayes, left Saturday morn
ing for a three-WeekS vacation IN
Texas. Mr.. Kiblinger is manager OF
local KreSS store.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Brents were
among the Calexico visitors Sunday
at Legion Hipass Health Camp.
While there they attended the
Marionette show, given by the chill
dren.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
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