Imperial Valley press., November 11, 1927, Page 8, Image 8

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More Americans in Granji Opera
I ''rand opera, formerly dominated by singers from Europe, gradually is
becoming more and more an institution in which American songbirds,
ore participating. The three pictured above are making their debut
;thls season in New York. To the left is Mildred Parisette. a Texas
soprano. At the lop. right, is Margaret Bergin. mezzo-soprano of rater
son. N. J., and. below, Frederick Jngel. Brooklyn tenor_
‘‘MAP-RY EARLY" ADVICE
OF IRISH CHURCH
BELFAST. Ireland, Xov. 11.—
“Marry early,” was one of the
dogmas of tile Irish Catholic hier
archy in special pastoral session
here.
Others were:
There is no better custom for our
-West Coast Sc rin JVnw on Sale
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DIRECTION WEST COAST THEATRES
STARTS TODAY
He Falls in Love With a Harem Beauty |
and Then the Fun Begins
Softr
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JUNIOR MATINEE TOMORROW
For the Afternoon Show Only
JACKIE COBGAN IN “OLD CLOTHES”
DIRECTION WEST COAST, THE A TRfSL£i£
LAST TIMES TODAY
With
GEORGE O BRIEN—VIRGINIA VALLI
TOMORROW AFTERNOON & NIGHT
TOM TYLER
AND HIS PALS IN
“LIGHTNING LARIATS”
ALSO THE GOLDEN STALLION
rtrOtiUtoCMtCtimiiM
150 MULES
-At Auction-
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
SALE STAETS AT 10 O’CLOCK
MULES ALL IN FINE CONDITION
Good ages, all well broken and ready for work. If you are In the
market for good mules at your prices, be sure to attend this sale, con
ducted by Sam Watkins, California's pioneer livo stock auctioneer.
Terms —Liberal Sales Solicited
MULES FOR SALE OR RENT
YARDS AT NO. 355 BRIGHTON AVENUE
Between Third and Fourth Streets, El Centro
Phone 68
social life than marriage. Early
marriages are the safeguard of the
Commandments and of the States;
such marriages are not improvident;
they are the blessing of God and of
Nature.
Two things sometimes remind us
that there is a place called Alaska—
earthquakes and canned salmon.
“RINKEY DINKS”
BADLY TROUNCED
BY “US FELLERS”
It was a great show.
It contained more runs than a
flapper's stockings and this morning
the Press *eam ;s ready to accept
the challenge of the Central l nion
High school girls’ indoor team to
■decide the championship of some
thing or other.
The Press boys entered the game
determined to win. They had been
; instruetd that unless they did they
j need not report for work the next
! day and as a result they registered
j 22' runs in tlieir first two turns at
| bat. Then they ran out of breath,
j The Rinkey Dinks, taking advan
tage of the drop of Press “pep,’’
started a rally and then surprised
the team so greatly by putting
“Penny” Richmond in the box that
the Press bats were useless.
It looked for a ti"" n . thou"h
the 30-run lead esfablislied early
in the game would not prove suffic
ient but the Rinkey Hoiks ran out
of hits before they could overtake
the scribes. The game ended with
the printers on the long end of a
eS to 24 score.
Anyway it’s the most runs that
have been scored in any one 1 ball
game at Wilson field thus far this
season.
THEATERS
There’ll be a new, entirely differ
ent Douglas Mac Lean on the screen
ar the Valley theater tonight in
< Soft Cushions.” a picture that’s
•is different from other screen com
edies as Mac Lean's new characteri
zation is from his old ones.
Gone are Mac Lean’s custom cut
clothes and timid manners. In their
places are gorgeous oriental trap
pings and a devil-may-care attitude
f r their wearer. Onlv the famous
Mac Lean smile is said to have sur
\ ived the change.
Instead of dodging trouble as the
star has in many of his previous
pictures in “Soft Cushions” he
goes a' hunting it. As a clever ori
ental thief, he wins fame and the
Invelr heroine*, by deliberately flirt
ing with death.
Another innovation is the combi
nation of lavish Far Eastern set
tings and costumes with typical
evise-cracking American titles. Am
erican slang uttered by a dignifieel
Oriental potentate thereby becomes
doubly funny.
Something new in the way of vil
lainy in a western picture is intro
duced in “Lightning Lariats,” an
F. 8.0. production starring Tom Ty
ler which is coining to the Palace
theater tomorrow. The menace is
Girnished this time bv the girl who
lives on the ranch adjoining Tom’s
and whose father has a mortgage on
flic cowboy's property. The girl is
aroused to vengeance when Tom
gives his heart to another maiden,
and the unscrupulous woman hires
two desperados to “get the girl.’
The picture revolves around Tom’s
efforts to save his sweetheart an<l
the litt’e boy who is in In-r charge.
Too child's rede is played bv Frankie
I'arro, and his canine friend, “Sit
ting Poll'’ is very much in evidence
furnishing many la-’gh = and getting
: n on most of the thrills. Tom lias
directed his efforts toward, some
spectacular rides which are charged
with breath-taking tenseness.
Came the Dawn —back.
Our Treatments
Bring Youth,
Beauty and
Charm
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BAKING
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ounces
for
More (ban a pound and a half
for a quarter
years
GUARANTEED PURE
of pounds used
by the government
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
May Identify
Unknown Soldier
By RALPH HEINZEN
PARTS, Nov. 31. —The day is ap
proaching when the Unknown Sold
ier sleeping in Arlington Cemetery
may no longer be unknown.
There is little possibility that his
Buy Your
Christmas
Gifts Now
Store-Wide Sale!
—Now Going Full Tilt! Come Help Yourself to the Good Things
f i *
l* \
r.- • C-',
Gifts Laid
Away Until
December
$1.95 Slips of
Sport Satin $1.59
Here in the Good Shades
GOOD SLIPS OF SATIN go on sale now a 1 $1.53 for
cur regular $1.95 grade—plenty of the good shades are here and a
big saving.
$2.95 Satin Slips $2.25
THESE HIGH GRADE Rnyon Satin Slips that were 52.95, are
here in the good shades at $2.25 while they last.
All Fine Wide
Laces On Sale
k Less
Flouncings and Allovers
? * /
—RICH. WIDE LACE FLOUNCINGS and allovers, go into this
sale at 25 per cent less than regular prices.—The vogue for lace
dresses makes this liem unmual.
Voile Handkerchiefs at 19c
o
—HAND EMBROIDERED an-* Rolled Hem Voile Handkerchiefs
in dainty shades are on now 19c each.
Fabric Gloves
Now V4-Less
—ALL FABRIC GLOVES in good shades and with fancy cuffs go
on sale now at just Vi'less than our regular prices.
Fine Purses
i
V 4 Less
Reed Craft and Others in
the Best Makes Ready
—HANDSOME FUBSES FOR GIFTS marked now for a saving
that you’ve never seen equalled in November. —Beautiful Reed
craft purrs and other fine makes are included. —Also the fin*
bended and fancy purses, all go on sale* now at Vi less than our
moderate regular prices.
$lO.OO All-Wool Plaid
Blankets Now At
$6.95 Each
Fine New Styes — 72xB6 In.
—ALL WOOL PLAID single blankets in light and medium color*,
good value at $lO and placed on sale while they last at $6.95.
Molly 0 Satin *3’ 5
40 In. Wide—l 2 Shades
YOU KNOW WHAT A WONDERFUL BATIN Mallinson’s Mol
ly ’O is and that its never sold less than $4.96 a yard — and
now in this great money raizing sale we offer 12 new, rich fall’
shades and plenty of black at a dollar a yard saving. Get what
you need
$6.50 Fine Molly’o
Novelties $4.50
—THIS BEAUTIFUL MOLLY ’O MELANGE—the very latest
Sat'n Novelty for Fall goes on sale at $4.60 for our new regular
stork priced at $6.50 a yard— rich two faced Satin to make the
smart Fall costume you want.
Printed Velvets $5.95
—REAL TRANSPARENT VELVET from Mallinsons—regularly
$8.96 goes on sale to see it sold in a hurry at $5.96 — printed styles
only.
name and rank will ever be exact
ly known, but within 10 years at the
most, it will be possible to post a
list of 10 or 12 heroes of the A.E.F.
and say that one of them lies under
the imposing slab at Arlington.
Of the 50,000 Americans killed in
France, the War Department knows !
of the burial place of all but 3,000.
It is to find this missing legion of
3,000 tlead that a staff of men is ■
combing the battlefields, systematic- t
ally, a work which will require .10
years, wore to complete.
Last year 000 more burial nlaeea
were found, peasants’ ploughs un*
earthing the resting places of a few
American soldiers, others being
found in clumps of bushes or in gal
leys where wounde,d men crawled to
die. This year’s work on the bat
tlefields probably will result in
doming uj> the mystery of several
hundred'more.
DOZENS HAVE TOLD US THIS IS THE FIRST REAL SALE held in El Centro
in many a day—when real quality merchandise that is seasonable is offered at
very remarkable savings.
—We are turning these big stocks into cash in jig time—quickly the public realizes
that savings on so many wanted items won’t come again in a long time—open till 9
o’clock Saturday evening. I
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Our Entire Shirt
Stock On Sale
Grayco and Manhattan Shirts-New Patterns
IN THREE BIG GROUPS
MEN! JUST THINK WHAT THIS MEANS to have the choice of this great stock
of high grade shirts at 1-3 less than the regular prices.
—New’ fresh styles and patterns from Grayco & Manhattan—worth while and well
made garments in the sizes to fit you.
$3.50 Fine Grayco
Shirts On Sale Now
3 for $7.00
$4 Grayco Shirts, 3 for $8
rESE FINE GRAY CO SHIRTS ‘.n a big assort
ment to show you. Our regular $3.50 shirts on
sale now 3 for $7. —New patterns that are exclu
sive to as. All the new fall shirts are included to
make this the greatest shirt sale you have seen in
El Centro. —Plenty of all sizes. ,
$2.50 Manhattan
Shirts On Sale
3 For $5
Two Pocket-Soft Color Styles
—BRAND NEW SMART SHIRTS FROM Manhat.
tan- Soft attached collar and two pockets—good
looking patterns that make them big values at
$2.50 and now In the store-wide sale they go for
ward 3 for $5.00 or Just one third less than regular
price.—All i^zes.
$5 Grayco Shirts
3 For $lO
—Our finest shirts are all included in this big 3 for 2 sale—these new silk and lisle
mixtures and imported Madrasses from Graco that are priced regular $5.00 all go
now 3 for slo.oo—see them Saturday and choose the ones you need.
75c Interwoven Fancy
Sox Are 3 Pr. for $1.50
$l.OO Interwoven Fancy
Sox Are 3 Pr. for $2.00
$l.OO Silk Grayco Ties
Are Now 3 for $2.00
$1.50 Silk Grayco Ties
Are Now 3 for $3.00
Men’s Suits $29.50
Regular $4O and $5O Michael-Sterns Suits of Quality
NOW IN THE MEN’S STORE COMES this great offering of high grade suits at
$29.50 —stylish suits in the fabrics that are desirable now and all the trousers
cut with wide legs.
—Michaels-Stern tailoring and fabrics insure the value of these suits that were
$4O and $5O in our regular stocks and with a good range of sizes and patterns we can
give you the suit you need and save you money.
Buy His Xmas Gift Now For Less
I Included among the 2,925 missing
of the A. E. J\ are whose
bodies have been found but whose
identity is unknown. The records
of the War Department, are now
being searched for clues which will
be able to fixe a name on the roll of
missing for .each body.
The coming of the A merican Leg
ion for its convention in Paris aid
ed the Graves Registration Service
in finding several bodies and in
Friday, (November 11,1927
identifying others, but the returned
veterans left behind them a mass
of information which will be care
fully studied over and which may
result in greatly reducing the num
ber of bodies found within the next
year.
The Legionnaires told where bud
dies fell, several of them having
pointed out where they personally
scratched a few shovelsful of eaTtli
over a comrade's body.