THURSDAYTORRANCE HERALD

MARCH 4, 1926

MOVES OFFICE

Dr. Maude Clmmhers him moved

!ier offlco fi-nin tin- First National

Hank bulMinn. \vh.-r.. -<h" h.is i.e. n

located for s.'\-ial ycm*, to her

home on Cut:i avenue.Dr. Chambers may In found .-it

her home dm me regular, office

hours every day exc.-pt Thursday.

Mrs. Frnnk Gibs Madro spent Weilnei Maude Ctinmbers.

EDUCATION CENTER

Mothers' Education Center

in- held tomon-ovv, March B, at

A omen's i'lull.eviminalii.n uf children from

i It will be followed by a ,I.IKS' lecture.

(Uie.sls Monday of Dr. and Mrs.

W. J. Neelands of Ciramercy ave.-

niie were Mr. and Mrs. Rate Zrelth

nl I'oUimlMis. cv, and Mrs. Emma

liatcman .it Hollywood.

The New Shoe StoreHAS BROUGHT 'YOU

THE NEWEST CREATIONSOF SPRING

Every day brings us new customers and ng\v

boosters for this NEW shoe store in Torrance.

Save you been in to see it yet? Come in, if only

to get acquainted with our methods and see for

yourself the really wonderful values in up-to-date

footwear.

We Have Shoes and Stockings

for Boys and QirlsAges 1 to 100

Are Your Children Hard on Stockings?

Then come and talk with

Miss Johnson at the Hosiery

counter. She has some good

news for you."IKiaMB

Johnson Shoe Store1501 Cabrillo Ave., Torrance

Do You Know That we can SILVER PLATE or

refinisli all flat or hollow table­

ware, silverflni; and silver or nickel plate that electric percolator?

That we can repair and put almost any desired linish on your

GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, LEAD, OR IRON

ORNAMENTS?

Gold, Silver, and Antique Finishe

H. A. Lewis, 2391/2 S. Spring St.

1744 Gramercy Ave. Los Angeles

List Your Property with Us

Special Attention Given toRENTALSTRADES

INSURANCEAND LOANS

H. A. Treadwell or F. D. Murray1209y2 El Prado, Torrance

Phone 130-W

-WINCHESTER

Lawn Mowers

WINCHESTER MOWERS

Cut Cleun Clog Less Stay Sharp

FIVESTEEL BLADES

I Sail (tearing Self Sharpening

$12, $15, $16, $18, and $22.50NOW Is the Time to Buy a Mower

BUY A WINCHESTER AND GET A GOOD ONE

SUNPROOF GARDEN HOSE

cracking its cord-tiro lik« conttructi

$8.50 buys 50 feet

"Hardware" Reeve

1319-21Sartori Ave. TOttUANCE

Phone 32

THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME

. A\W,HeCK.<TH .Y CAN'T A POOR GUY SNJOY

HIS SELF ON SATURDAYS NOMORE lOeTAUL.*- CHOP WOOD,

SIFT ASHES, RUN ERRANDS.DRY DISM6S, SWIN6 A BROOMAN' 96 A NURS61 GOSH, I'D

HAn»6 A BeJTteR. TiweIN SCHOOL. AT

THAI!

vwftT's TH& use OFHOLIDAYS ANYwAYp

Torrance Theatre Will Feature Fox Films This WeekThe Wheel' and 'The Fight­

ing Heart' Will Be Shown

be hard to surpass for tulrnt and

5ss £01 the roles assigned to its

ibers is to be si-en in "The

Wheel," the William Fox produc-

on ot t!ie John Golden stage suc-

eaa. which comes to the Torrance

Theatre Thursday and Friday.All old favorite with Fox fans

lot only in point of the number of

'IctureK. of course! is Claire Ad­

ams, who shares the lending honors

Ith Harrls'on Ford, who has won

ullions of admirers by his excel-

iil work on the screen and stage.

In support are to be seen Mahlon

Hamilton, who plays the villain in

lie picture, though he is not of

he "deep-dyed" sort. Mr. Hamil-

on is one of the best-known lead-

ns men and character portrayers

n Hollywood. Playing the gay

!harmcr is Margaret Llvingston,

vho won lor herself a Ions Fox

:ontract by the high standard of

ler work in "Tim Wheel."

Two mysterious shots on two

liiTi'tent occasions save the life of

}ave Gordon, the young' hero of

'The Demon," Blue Streak West-

starrliiK Jack Hoxle, which

es to the Torrance Thi-utre

Saturday.

"Smiling George" O'Brien nails

lotlier rung in his ladder of dii-

rent screen characterizations. In

The Fighting Heart," which will

how next Tuesday mill Wednesday

t tlie Torrance Theatre, the genial

William Fox star portrays a role

hat ts a wide contrast to any tar- nerly characterised liy him.

Kor the second time Suiiliui;

Jeoi-K.- cornea under Hie directimi

n John I'-ord. brilliant Fox cii-

cciui-, who ma.le the year's screen

tensaiiiin, "The iron Horse," which

icoreil licavily fur bolll O'Brien and

'oril. C.eorge's rule of Davy Bran-

Ion in "The iron Horse" was lh«

iiuiliim younn man's first leading

X C. TERRY HOME SCENE OF LUNCHEON

The home of Mrs. J, C. Terry of

Plaza del Amo was the scene of a

delightful luncheon Monday, when

Sirs. Terry entertained the Past

Noble Grands' Association (Re.-

bckah).Flags were intermingled with the

lodge colors, pink and green, and

hatchets carried out the motif of

Washington's Birthday.During the afternoon the ladles

were delighted by a solo, "The

Three Links," by Mrs. Frank

Miller, and a piano selection, "A

Child's Good Night," by Estle

Terry.Members of the association pres­

ent were Mrs. Ella B. Miller, Mrs.

Elizabeth Hunt, Mrs. Ada Ander-

son, Mrs. Kate Sidebotham, Mrs.

Marshall Tappin, Mrs. Marcella

Brumplon, Mrs. Christie Christen-

son, Mrs. Jennie More, Mrs. Ethel

Waite, Mrs. Edward Lynch, and

the hostess.Other guests were Mrs. Caro-

lena Poor, of Los Angeles; Mrs.

Hannah Owens, of Lomlta; Mrs.

Florence Porter, Mrs. Frank Miller

and Mrs. Alberta Phillips, of Tor-

RELIEF ASSOCIATION ENJOYS LUNCHEON

Members of the Torrance Ueliet

Association gathered Wednesday at

the home of Mrs. W. W. Woodiim-

ton for a farewell luncheon in

honor of Mrs. If. M: Reavie and

Mrs. Ij. I!. LailiR and daughter

Olive, house guests of Mrs. Wood-

ington.The guests of honor, who leave

Saturday tor their homes in Sas-

hcaiiti.ul cushions, tokens of ap­

preciation of their work lor the

association.

Women's ClubEnjoy Long

ProgramBetween 160 and 200 out-of-town

guests were present at the Wom­

en's Club Wednesday when Reci­

procity Day was observed.

All business was postponed and

the afternoon was passed in listen-

ins to the delightful program pre­

pared by the program chairman.

man of h nd Mr

Braun, vice-chairman of the Amer­

ican home department, discussed

the work of their section and what

it means to the world in the future

as well as the present.(Irace Thomas Bloxham caused

much merriment with her read-

Ings "Homesick." in negro dia­

lect; an Italian dialect poem, "She

Wunia Bolivia de Hair"; and "The

Little Boy's Bear Story."Mary Lingenfelter Thompson, ac­

companied by Mrs. J. M. Fitzhugh.

sang a group of old-fashioned

songs "The Nightingale," "Would

God 1 Were an Apple Blossom,"

Phone EmployesWill Celebrate

The employes of tile Bell Tele­

phone Company will celebruU- the

t'iCli'-th anniversary of the (de-

plum.- ii.-xt Wednesday Mulch 1(1.

Th" limitation In "opi-ii house"

from 10 u, in. to S p. ill. at the local

office follows:"On March 10, 1S76, the first

phone hy Alexander Gruliam Hell,

Hie inventor in his allic workshop

in Boston"Only liity years later -on this

March io. I'.r^O -tin- 3HO.UOO mm

ami wiuii.-ii who supply the every-

hood. .Vim nca's iti.miii.oiw tele

phones will nail, in „ nation-wide

observance oi tin- fiftieth anniver­

sary of till- telephone."II will Kill- pli'lisur.- to Unix..

Who |IV p, iVilcKcd tu aill III Illllk-

pait of this i-.real service to have

Mm. together with your family or

frien.ls. visit on Mau-li Huh Hie

eelilr.il olficc u Inch serves your

telephone You will linil an an-

i|llalnl:imv A illi Hi,- ci^iiimicnt anil

methods employed In your service

l,oi h MIL i,'Mini; ami uiutilally help,

fill

BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN FOR FIVE

A dinner was held at tile Central

KvaiiKelieal parsonage Tuesday

evening ill honor ot the hir,llnlays

of Mrs. Jacob Heller, Mrs. \V. k

Brown, Mrs. F. A. Heller, and

Dolores and Peggy Heller.Covers were laid for the five

Kuesls ol honor, and Mr. and Mrs.

J. I-'. Heller and Jacob Heller, of

Hi dondo Deaeh; Mrs. M. K. Peer,

Key. I-'. A. Heller, anil W. K.

BllWC.ll.

MRS. R. B. MACALPINE

GUEST OF HONORMrs. H. U. MaeAlpine of (iramervy

elaborate hinelieon Kriday at the

Women's Athletic Club In Los All-

Kclcs.

MRS. GEORGE WATSON ENTERTAINS FRIENDS

A number 01 friends Bathe, cd at

ill.' IIOIIH- ol 1 Mr. and Mrs. (leorue

Watson ot Andlvu av.-imi. recently

and spi-nt :i jolly .-M-niiiH.

The affair wtis> III Iniiiiir of Mr.

and Mis. Watson's tw.-nls-first

«ed,lin,j anniyersary.

OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS

AT O. E. S. PARTYCm sis ol' Ml. and Mrs. Ij. F.

I laiimOil-Ink at the Eastern 8t»r

.laiit-e tui'Hday e\cning were Mr.

and Mrs. »i. Hiiewele, and family

anil Mr. Mlinius, ill Lung Beach,

and Miss Lorn Bochlcrl of (lardena.

MRS. BRADY WOLFE HOSTESS AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Hiiidv Wolf,. o| Siena ayi--

I,II,|L;,. Inn, OK..n Mnnd.n

inly, 49c pound. Bejcoti Drug Co.,

Torranc*. --Ail\.

The guests Incluited Mrs Helm..

'iie-jB.-nh.-llin-r. ol I'lill.iil.Ophia. I'll.;

Mis N. A Ilei-Ker. of I'll 1 H I.Urn.

I'ahl ; Mi.-. I 1 . II Diinn. Mrs.

Mlllel lU-UCOl-lc, lit I.OIIK liiiueh;

Mi.- .limi'ph Cool,, ami Mis Tom

I'oh >

ATWMER KENT

If Atwater Kent should happen to make straw hats, they would be better straw hats than any others. You can know that from the way Atwater Kent makes receiving sets and radio speakers.

DeBraRadio Co.

Carson and Cravens Streets Torrance

Phone 73-J

George H. Colburn Purchases Grocery

licnrge H. Colburn announces

that he has purchased the grocery

business of J. Grccnbalgh at 645

Sartori avenue and will operate I

as a cash grocery.Mr. Colburn has restocked the

store with a fresh line of good

and is inviting locnl residents t<

call.

doming Through the Bye," am

iweetest Story Ever Told."Mrs. Thompson was a uharmlni

aiden of the long ago In hoop

skirts and ruffled pantalets. He

! bewitching corkscrew curls peepec

out from under a little poke hat

tied under her cln with ve

ribbons.Frederick I'. Shldler gave

piano numbers that were greatly

enjoyed.Mrs. Isabel Henderson, first

chairman of the building board,

gave a brief sketch of the begin­

ning and financing of the club­

house.Mrs. Parks, president, Introduced

her official family, the exeeutlv

board, to the guests, and also "tli

one who has enabled me to becom

the president that I am my

mother."Greetings and congratulatloi

were given to the club by mai

visiting presidents.Refreshments were served during

the social hour that followed.The Women's Club of Torrance,

with the other nearby clubs, will

act as co-hostesses at the Redondo

Club Monday, March 8, when Dr.

Bartola, state president, speaks.

All members are asked to be pres-

ie parliamentary law class, un-

Mrs. John Dudley of Los An­

geles, will hold its first session on

Tuesday, March 16, at 1 o'clock, in

the Women's Clubhouse. This class

free t to all club members. Miss Lydia Prlngle, local chair-

in of international relations,

Women's Club, attended the district

conference of the chairmen of in-

rnational relations in Los An­

geles Saturday.

Introducing the New....

m Patio Chocolates

Fruit

Centers

BitterSweet

andMilk

Chocolate Coated

....Saturday Only....

These new El Patio Chocolates are the new­

est achievement of Leihy's, and afe vary

high grade.

These will be-sold on SATURDAY ONLY

at this special price of 49c pound box.

Beacon Drug Co.Torrance

We Have

Every Wednesday and Saturday

As well as all other Fast Days

DURING LENT

Rock Bottom Meat Markets

1639 Cabrillo 1591 Carson

The Country Has Qone Nash J and Ajax.'J

February!Greatest Month in .Nash History

and Greatest Ajax Six Month

Swiftly soaring nation-wide Nash sales swept

February although the shortest month of the

year into high position as

—the biggest single month of production on

Nash cars, alone, in the entire history of the

company.

Aad Ajax Six sales racing on ahead pushed

February Ajax business far beyond the big'

gest previous month since this brilliant new

Nash-built success was introduced.

And the reason for this record-breaking Nash'

Ajax success is just this record-breaking

QUALITY plus record-breaking VALUE.

Hanzal Motor Co.350 Camino Real - Redondo Beach

Phone Redondo 5844