TORRANCE HERALD AUGUST 11, 1922

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Mrs. Housewife!Have You Taken Advantage

of

Anniversary SALE

zzzJVhere Profits Areii: Forgotten?

IN APPRECIATION OF THE PATRONAGE DURING THE PAST WEEK THE SALE

Will be Continued Until Saturday, Aug. 19

PIECE GOODSDevonshire Cloth — 32 Inch, Not Seconds — Large Assortment of the Newest Patterns. Anniversary Sale Price, per yard__--__35c

NEW GINGHAMS32-lnches wide, new colors, new patterns, regular values to 66c per yard. Anniversary Sale Price, per yard__________ —— ---49c

32-INCH GINGHAMSNew patterns, an excellent vaikie at 45 and 50 cents per yard) Anniversary Sai^^Price, per yaVd-__ ——— ———— ______ —— ----35c

' LINEN40 inches wide — an excellent cloth for dresses, aprons, dresser Scarfs, Napkins, Luncheon Cloths, Etc. Regular 48c values — An­ niversary Sale Price, per yard —— ___=. — _ — — _____________39c

COTTON DRESS VOILES40 inches wide, regular values up to 60c per yard. A large as­sortment of patterns and colors.— Anniversary Sale Price, per yard________ _ _ _ ____ _ __ _ 390

BED LINENS72-inch C. C. C. Bleached Sheeting— ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE per yard————————————————50c

81-inch C. C. C, Pleached Sheeting—ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE per yard ____——————————55c

90-inch C. C. C. Bleached Sheeting— ' ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE per yard-___ — —————————(JOc

72-inch C. C. C. Unbleached Sheeting—ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE per yard——————————————45c

81-inch C. C. C. Unbleached Sheeting—ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE per yard. ——————— —————§0c

90-inch C. C, C. Unbleached Sheeting—ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE per yard. ———,. ——— —————55C

NOTE THE STARTLING REDUCTION IN MEN'S WEARMEN'S UNION SUITS

Men's Balbrirean Union SuitsLong or abort sleeve, summer weight. A fine ribbed garment. Usually sold at $1.75 a suit. ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE ___-_____________——$1.39

MEN'S UNION SUITSMen's Balbritcan Union Suits—Long: or Short Sleeve

Summer weight. A fine ribbed garment, usually sold at $1.75. ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE, per suit__________-----$1.39

MEN'S UNION SUITSBleached, tine ribbed, closed crotch. Sold Elsewhere at $1.75. ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE, per suit._____.-____-'-$1.39

MEN'S LAST LONG UNION SUITSTwo Styles. Athletic or Short Sleeves and ankle length. ANNIVERSARY SALK 1'RICK, per suit____________-$1.79

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE TWO REMAINING DAYS AND SPEND YOUR MONEY WHERE ITS VALUE IS DOUBLED.

Lomita California

They are GOOD!

Boy thit Cigarette and Sate Money

Cooperative SpiritShown On Every

Department"Let* Me Help" epitomizes the

wonderful co-operative spirit showntoday In the opening of the fourthannual Torrance fair that bids fairto pass _ into local history as notonly the best exhibition ever heldhere, but to a mark to shoot at

: in the years to come.j From General Manager Keeran,j and his able assistant, H. D. Pot-j tenger, secretary of the Torrancej Chamber of Commerce, to the boyI who sprinkled the fair site, every-I one seems Intent on helping hisneighbor, and this spirit of com-radship is one of the outstandingfeatures of the exposition.

Let an exhibitor, however busy i with his own problems relative to | the installing of his display, dis- i cover that his neighbor needs as- i sistance in erecting his booth or ' arranging his exhibit, and his own | troubles are forgotten and the query, "Can't I help?" is followed by instant assistance.

Despite the many handicaps un­ der which the merchants and cham­ bers of commerce have labored In getting together their exhibits, this spirit of helpful assistance has enabled everyone to complete his or her display for'the opening day.

STATEWIDE LIQUOR WAR

IS PLANNEDAccording to reports a general

shake-up is expected in the Federal prohibition department, which will rc.'iilt in a liquor war of UPUI<;- ctdeiited magnitude in this stale.

Reports of 'he pending shake up "veto received rrom au',heiv. : ! .>our~t>' in c ( rcles clMs t) ills pnihKiitk-n hccdquartera in Hun Franc Isco. and t.os Angeles. Advices are that Samuel F. Rutter, state prohibition director, is to be transferred to another field, probably in Wash­ ington, where he will act in an Important capacity directly under Commissioner Haynes. I

Harold H. Dolley, In charge of the Southern California enforce­ ment bureau, is slated to succeed Rutlor as state director. These changes are expected to resu't in, a number of minor changed in U:e personnel of the field agent. I

Rutter, who has had many years' service in governmental depart­ ments, will be in a position to as­ sume responsible executive work, by j reason of his long experience in actual field conditions.

It is not known who will take Dolley's place here, but it was stated that it would be somi out­ side man who is familiar v/lih the liquor conditions of Southern Cali­ fornia.

Final ClearanceAll Straws Go This Week

Regardless of Cost

Untrimmed SI.00 Trimmed - 82.00

Undersea Base to Remain at

L. A. Harbor

Free Fish Friday To Red Haired Giris"Free Fish Friday to Red-Haired

Girls" is the sign that Is conspicu­ ously displayed over the Redondo Beach Chamber or L^ommerce booth by the Coast Fishing company. That it has attracted merited attention is shown by the fact that the re-1 quest to have auburn-haired ladle: register is being promptly complied with and already scores of.titian haired beauties are in line for a fish dinner. Oil drilling machinery of the most interesting kind is an­ other feature or this exhibit, the latter being the product of the; Regau Forge & Engineering com-' pany of tlie beach city. j

LOMITA RESTiRANTHOME COOKING and SHORT ORDERS

Special Attention Given to Parties

Mrs. L. E. DawsonLomita California

APPRECIATION.I take this opportunity to publicly

thank those who voted for me for Fiesta Queen.

MARY ROBERTS.

After you have read this paper pass it alony.

WE SELL OREXCHANGECHICKEN RANCHKS, FRUIT RANCHES, CITY PROPERTY,

VACANT LOTS, ETC.There is always someone who wants your properly. Let u»

find the buyer. Call at ovir office and tell us what you have I'm sale, or what you want to buy. We appreciate your co-operation and offer you earnest service.

W. A. Teagarden1162 NARBONNE AVE. LOMITA, CALIK

Reports that the Navy Depart­ ment will not cause the removal of the submarine base from Los! Angeles Harbor to San Diego, have been confirmed by the receipt o' telegrams from Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt to Congress­ man Lineberger.

Major Lineberger was informed that the removal orders issued to Capt W. R. Miller at the base sev­ eral weeks ago have been officially rescinded and that the base will! remain at its present location.

Assistant Secretary Roosevelt'? telegram was as follows: "Depart­ ment canceled order directing com mauding officer of -the submarine base to submit plans for removal base from Los Angeles to San Diego. Base will remain at Los Angeles."

Castle ApartmentsNathan Hubbard and 0. Cham­

bers, of the Castle Apartments, en­ tertained a party of friends Satur­ day evening. The guests were en­ tertained by Miss Marjorie Walker, a professional piano player of San Diego, and Marshall Johnson, a very talented singer of the Apartments Dancing was indulged In and re' freshments of Ice cream and cake were served by the hosts. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johns, Mrs. Luclle Welch, Mr. and Mrs. M. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cooper Mrs. Edith Barton, Miss Floy Holo- way, Miss Margeritl* Walker, Mar­ shall Johnson, Tony Atkins, James Scott, James Day, B. C. Hubbard, Mr. Bradford, Robert Cotton, C. N. Curtis, Harold McCullum, John Han­ cock and Russel Hern.

0. E. 8. BOOTHThe Eastern Star Booth has al­

ready proven to be a magnet ton the hungry and since early this morning have been serving theli delicacies. Everything IB home­ made and delicious.

Her Move Next.A love-smitten youth who was

studying the approved methods of proposal asked one of his bachelor friends If he thought that a young man should propose to a girl on his knees.

"If he doesn't," replied his friend, "the girl should get off."

F. L. FORRESTER

CarpenterJobbing and Repair Work

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I.UM1TA

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—6 Room House for Sale in Torrance—5 Room House for Sale in Torrance

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Legal Documents Executed—Insurance of All Descriptions

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