FRIDAYTOR-RANGE HERALD
The Talk of the Town
SAM LEVY'S$095
SHOE SPECIALSLatest models in Ladies' and Misses' Slippers
and Oxfords. Trimmed Oxfords, Sport Oxfords,
Fancy Pumps, Tan Calf Slippers, and many
models in Patent Leather.
Not a limited assortment but a complete run
of sizes and a wide variety of styles, all new.
New and Greater Store
Sartori Ave. Torrance
Now is the time to prepare for
School DaysHere at Eby's you will firyd a
vast array of materials for dresses
suits, blouses, etc.
When you think
of hosiery, under wear, notions, etc.
think of
12 MommePongeeSpecial
for Saturdayand
Monday 79c yd.
Eby's Dry Goods Store
C AREFULLY chosen
Ties and Socks are the
distinguishing marks
of the well dressed
man of today.
The Accessories Now On Display At Ed
Kelly's Will Reflect Your Good Taste
Fancy Socks
are
The Thing Now
Ed. KellyCabrillo Ave.
Store For MenTorrance
TORRANCE PERSONS AND PASTIMES
Comings, Going* and Doings
of Folks Hereabouts
rs. George S. Wheateon rth Arlington, fell in the ya her homo Tuesday and bro ICR just above the ankle.
Mm. James H. Mllburn and daughter Doris, of Andreo ave viewed the movie parade In San I'odro Wednesday.
Mrs. C. F. McKlbbln and family, of Hollywood, are guests of their
sin, Mrs. Lewis Ripple, of Car- street.
trs. Kate Newby of Los An- Kdes was a recent guest at th<
le of her son, Charles N fby, of Andreo avenue.
L. J. Acree of Gramercy avenue, '. S. Pangborn and Ray Glbson ive returned from a business trip
to San Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fraser of ,os Angeles were guests Tuesday f Mr. and Mrs. Hurum Reeve.
Mrs. Drake of Hennessy, Kan., > visiting her old-time friend, Mrs. ada Hastle, of Marcellna -avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Watsot und family and Miss Ruth McKen- zie picnicked at Balboa Beach Sun- lay.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Flood of Ar ington avenue were San Ber mrdino visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mourse and son, f Arlington avenue, are spending ^ils week at Big Bear.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Gascoign and daughter Maxlno and Miss Margaret Tracy picnicked In Mint Canyon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanaen and Mrs. Louin Patterson attended the Hollywood Bowl last Friday eve ning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Von Hagen and family and Mrs. J. M. Roberta and daughter leave tomorrow for a vacation at Torrance Lodge, Cedar- pines Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neisch and daughter I'hyllls, of Hayward, are
sts this week of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gourdler and other former neighbors here.
rs. E. W. Huddleston and sis ter. Miss Ellen McKela, left Satur day on the Yale for a two-weeks islt at the homes of their brothers,
Leo and Ed McKela, of San Fran-
Suspends Sentence On Former Lomita
Traffic OfficerHoyt Williams, aged 41, barber
and former school traffic police man In Lomltn, pleaded guilty be- foro Justice of the Peace L. J. Hunter to a charge of indecent exposure. He wan fined $25 an the justice suspended the fine. It was asserted that Wllkins com mitted the act in front of a young girl. The parents of the girl asked clemency for Wllkins on account of
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flnster are enjoying a week among the big
s at Santa Cruz.
tss Dorothy Howe and Miss Helen Reeve, clever llttlo dancers, entertained at the Lions Club dln- icr at Gardena Monday night and .ppeared at the local Rotary lunch- ion Thursday.
Officer 3. B. Edwards and his mtly will leave Monday on their icatlon. They plan to motor to
Immigrant Gap, north of Sacra- to, and do some fishing.
Hon. William E. Brown of Los Angeles, member of the board of lectureship of the Mother Church, Christ Scientist,' of Boston, will lecture Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Redondo Beach Women's Club house, Pearl street and Broadway. No admission' will bo charged.
Grover C. Whyte and Carl Stark, of Long Beach, were weekend vis-
Bill Berry, expert swimmer, of Salinas, Kan., was a recent guest of Frank Prultt of the Plaza Hotel. Young Berry won the 60-yard breast stroke swim recently at Kansas City.
Mrs. W. W. Woodlngton has re turned from a two-months ' visit with friends and relatives Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Webb and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frlel attended the Mason Theatre Satur day evening.
Mrs. L. J. Acree attended
birthday party at Venice Saturday
held In honor of the birthday of
her aunt, Mrs. Joe Barnett.
OBSERVATIONS(Continued from Page One)
she up and Mapped them. Hurrah for Mrs. Murphy! Those
Bavarians should learn that they cannot Insult an American
named Murphy. K * * *
T DO not wish to leave a wrong impression. The treatment we
received In Germany outside of Bavaria was splendid. Most
Intelligent Germans bear no malice toward Americans. But In
Munich it Is different They hate us. And they tell us so, bluntly,
insultingly, nastily.Perhaps It Is because all Munoheners ore Buffering from
chronic constipation Induced by the daily consumption of too
much heavy beer and too many heavier sausages. So let's be
charitable, and satisfy ourselves by cheering the Mrs. Murphys.
* * * *TF you think the governor of an American commonwealth has an
easy job consider the difficulties that Qov. Friend Richardson
now faces. The governor Is confronted with the task of selecting;
eight municipal judges in Los Angeles. That sounds simple. But
to these eight benches there ale 128 active aspirants. That makes
It difficult There will'be 120 disappointed attorneys when the
appointments are made. Which cannot add to the peace of mind
of California's chief executive. For among the 128 there probably
are at least 25 who would make good judges. The other 108
probably wouldn't but the very characteristics that make them
Ineligible for the bench will prompt them to make political trouble
for the governor.
WHIN »8TT1» AUTOU08ILH AKB IUILT. tVlCf. WIU. »UIUI THEM
Ijmer rrices
Buck always leads in motor car value*
Standard Si*1 p.Mi»«.r lUwbtor $1125 Kf»o. two-door S*du $11»6
6-paMoii|«r Touriz^ 1160 S-pan. four-dear S«Uo 1295
»puiMIir ^TTf - 11VS 4-pMMa«*rCoapo 1275
Matter Six ,,t«r *12*0 M«w Mu »1M6
6-|i«*MB«or Touratf 12*5 6-p»M«nr«r Brougham 192S
5-pM*. two-door Sodu 1395 8 P»n. Sport KotAttn 1495
6-r*M. four-door Sodu 1495 *-* ». Sport Touring 1525
4 l«i.«.««r Coup* 1795 3-p*~. Confer Ch* 17*5
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BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, Flint, Michigan{Mcirfun at C*Ufral Mlotori Carforaltam
R. S. FLAHERTYBuick 8al«* and S.rvico
1316 Cabrillo Phone 60 Torrance
Fails to Pay Us Installment Plan
Fine; Is RenabbedArrested on June 2 on a charge
of transporting liquor, K. E. Brlggs wan fined $200 by City Recorder Rippy, who permitted Brlggs to go to work and pay the fine In In stallments of $6 a week. Briggs was several weeks behind In his payments and was rcarrested. He told the court he had been out of work. He has a Job now In Long Beach and has promised to pay
fine.
CARD OP THANKS We desire through this medium to
express our sincere appreciation of the loving sympathy and many kindnesses shown to us during the Illness of our dear husband and brother, Frank Llnderman,
and since our bereavement.
Especial appreciation Is due the
Yeomen, the employes at the Ed
ison plant and of the Llnderman
and Duecker Company.Mrs. Annie L. Ltnderman. Harry B. Linderman.
JULIANGASOLINES OILS
AND GREASES
O. W. CoffinsCor. Carson and El Prado
Torrance
Bank of AmericaTorrance Office
No account is too small for us to welcome none too large for us to serve
Courtesy is the Rule Here
James W. LeechMANAGER
Torrance Branch
COMBINED ASSETS
$35,000,000.00
Or Sewing, don't fuss with meals. Just bring
the family and enjoy a delightful evening din
ner, at the Ferncroft. No dishes to wash after
a hard day's work and you'll be surprised how
inexpensive it is too.
Smith's Ferncroft CafeMasonic Temple
Bldg: TorranceSartori
Ave.
PHOENIX HOSIERYSheer Chiffons
for
Early Autumn
Wear
0 SHEER and so fine are these Chif
fon Hose that it is possible to read
print through them. Yet their sheer-
ness does not detract from their wearing
quality.In this recent shipment you'll find the
new Two-Tone Effects, as well as a wide
variety in solid colors the season's lat
est hues.
$1.00 to $4.00
DEPARTMENT STORE
Torrance