WYNNS...il. SPCfRT"SHOES FOR Growing Girls ^ Every girl will .want a pair. They are shown in white,...
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il. SPCfRT"SHOES FOR Growing Girls ^ Every girl will .want a pair. They are shown in white, white and black, beige, tan and beige. The popular crepe soles. Sizes 2 to 8, only.............. Since 1913 95 CABR1LLO AVENUE HEAVY DUTY Anchor Tires Extra Spedal Trade-in Allwvaucim are being offered to you on your old Tires SKIO TS TODAY! SIZES 29x4.50 30x4.50.. 28x4.75 29x5.00 30x5.25 ^1x5.25 29x5.50 31x6.00 PRICE .$ 9.80 10.00 11.30 12.00 13.50 13.90 14.95 15.50 WYNNS TIRE & RUBBER CO., INC. ; FORMERLY BAXTER & COLLINS "Tiro, Uoctorw,' Tvo!" 1618 CRAVENS AVE. * PHONE 476 TORRANCE, CALIF. KEYSTONE- NOTES - (Con H. I'lere ucd from 1'age 1) and family on Dolores ating meeting of the > was held at the home T. Hoxworth In I^ong Innwlny. A -dcMclous M Hcrveil.ut noon by. tho L beiiutifully decorated cuvrni were marked for Mrn. Louln Bordeaux alao Long Boocht Mrs. S. 9. Tannehl Mrs. Otorjrc Nahm»nn, MM. 2. XV Jcnnlngn, Mrn. OeoMro H. Kecnlf Mrs. Pornia Pip*'', Mrs. Harry ' Hocquc of irpjMtonr. N««dlewoi nml floclnMIity'relmud during tl afternoon.. Robert Ave.y of Teri-a Bella, visltlnff at the home of hlit Blstt Mrs. Robert Whltnoy of Hguert street. Mr. ami JMre, S. H. TannehUI Dolores street, spent Friday Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Berry n daughter, Joan, of Hollywood, :i Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Marks of Lon YOU SHOULD KNOW JUST HOW DELICIOUS COFFEE IS - WHEN ' - MAYFAIR CREAM .... IS ADDED - .-"£ V-^-V'.- ' '- - :- -IT'S GQQD! May fair Creamery Formerly Kern Creamery* Inc. Post'Ave. „ Phone 337 Torrance TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION We have the proofs of every statement in this advertisement.... and will give them to you if you Phone 370-W or call at our store. : . e swayin.tf' motion of Guxtol* led to tlxe^ dUsco.very o| '' Roobt of tlxe clover -lajxt «xe IKXIOWIX -to exuitrtbie the eartlx.. <. cUpfh. of 9ft / Write and,tall us what you think of this series of very astounding "Truths" .... • DE BRA RADIO COMPANY '6't'frj/ cu#fo/rier a friend' POST ATCKAVtN^ PHONE. J/OW. B«*cli, wcrr Sunday goontii of Mr. and MM. .Walter Phillips find family ok CIMOD street. Mr. and Mr«. V. Honton nno' family of 21«th Htrcel. left lunt week fbi- KanM8 nnd Missouri. wheta they will visit rclnllvos nn<l friend* . ' (DP) A "wel Mtvf romwice" i*nn disclosed wtieti'DivId 8. Chambers, 72, or Oridlcy, mot his brldo-lo-bc, Mrs. Kathcrlnf Chnmbera, 64. of Vlrglna, for tlio flrat time lift-c. The both B»ib- Bcrlbwl to R matrimonial majjaslno. Mr. and Mm. K. T. Whit. - Wblttlor, 1. Cunninttliam and f riend from OenVer, Cold., were alt guest At ft chick wi dinner lit the Horn of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Cunningliu and family _pn Amellii street < Sunday. I.'rlcndn hero of Mrs. Ida, Wliio heart, formerly of Amelia Btret here, will be Intorcatcd In bur Ing marriage to Jucob Blahm o .Long Beach, wlilotj has been ounccd. Mr. and Mrs. Ueorgo Tomlln family of Amelia street wero-gucrt at nn oyster supper, at tho .home o Mr. and MID. DeChaney In Comp ton. on Saturday evening. Mr.- and Mrs.' Charles A. Druse of Main street uro spending so days on a fishing trip to Hodge Lake. . ' Itoy Kerry of Dolores street wa a 'dinner guest?-at flic home of ,nd Mrs. Harry. C. Rocquo on Grace street on -Saturday evening:. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Koehlc if Wllmlngtbn street wore guest n Sunday of Mm. Koebler' brother-in-law and ulster, Mr. ant Mrs. B. Ixmstalot in Puentv. Mr. and .Mrs. 2. VT. Jcnnlngs am daughter; Barbara Jean, wer greats of friends In Glendalo ol Saturday among whom was Mrs S3. Jcnseu. " - Attending the Mothers' banqu given by the Junior High Seho Girl Reserves at the Y. W. C. A building In Long- Beuch from Key ic on Saturday evening were Mrs. John R. H11 pel I and. Mrs George Nah'mens as well as Betty Heaton, Lillian Hllpert, Burlmra Reed, Audrec Rocquc, and Rutl Nahmcns. president of the junto group of Keystone. Upon enter- ing the banquet room a gypsy, en campment -was laid, where tb stg received fortunes from mem H of the tribe. At the well- appointed tables, tiny, gypsy tents marked places for the guests and black caldrons were used as center- pieces for the tables. s a means oi presenting the possibilities of the three Girl Re- serve ' Summer camps the program the evening portrayed Dame Fortune In the leading role. These camps arc Camp Estelle, at Mount Juldy from June -'1 to 28; which is under tUe supervision of ] Elizabeth Pond; Camp Toru.ua at Cutalina Itiland, which will b :lil iiom July 4. to August 1, an nay .be uttcnded 'for one week Tlods. This la under the direction of Miss Mary McDlll. The third camp Is the Stay-at-Home camp Camp Peek-In, which Is situate tho Y. W. C. A. at Sixth and :cll'lc in Long lleach, from July Jl to August iS. This is under tin direction 01 Miss Ulixubetli .Knlglit Miss Frances Kennedy, president 1 the Inter-club council was thu yiiMy queen and toastmistrcss of lie livening.- iMrs. U. K. Tucker, iresldent bi the Long Beach i. W C. A. opened the banquet with tin nvocatlun; Miss Knight, Girl He- erve secretary. In charge 01' 'unquet gave the talk of the eve- ilng taking, for her subject "L.ct'a tyllow, ihc Romany. Patturan." Other numbers on the program !! "A Gypsy Welcome," by ij. Hess; a Gorlgo dance by. Lorraine Lledlcr; u vocal trio sung iy Mary .McLane, Frances Kennedy nd Harriett Sousa. "Froni Gypsy itrlngs"- liy Alice Calhoun, uvuom- iitnicU by Janicc Slroppt'. Ad- uurnment followed and an oper- ttu. "At the Fall-" was sivun in lie auditorium by Ihu Kspuranto iub of Iklison Junior High school, a dance was given by. Ujrotliy ud Kulli Culbertson, uccompalUeU y Klolse llUBfina. Keyjtolii- folk will be Interested ) learn llml K. F. Kveruril and hurles J-:\erurd, fulliur and brother fspeetivcly 01 Mrs. Harry C. Icui-fe-e of Hie jewelry, shop for- lerly owned by Frcsttrd In the IHlilore Hotel, in LOB Angeles. hey will be managers ol three lores, oiie-orl-wUlch Is louuteU in isudeliu. lid IJouula Be Maud Keye nid Mr. linings am , of lloloi-e loniovia 01 \iaitud Mrs Shermuu Avey. uged DS years, ed at the Torruneu hospital on uy 1) lolloping a uhort illness at u huiue ol liia daughter. Mm. oberl Whltiu-y on Flguerou streel, - ystonu. Mr. Avey had been en- «cii OH a barber ut till American eiiui, Loim Ueuch, for uoine time. i: WIK sui'vlved by two duugliteru, i a. Wlillney of Keystone. Ml»» IllUtu U., Avey of LOIIK 'Beuch:' a ou. llobuit of Twi* Bella: one rolher, f. K; two sisters, Mary liiiund and Atuw. Noakes of utrlee, Nebraska. Funeral berv- :» weru tufld ut CllnkenheaU ha|,el In Long Beach on Friday interment In Itoouevelt Me- rhil 1'urk. Join Kuv. Lcltoy AVFAIR CREAMBRY MEN ARC WCLCOMEO . uollied rmico uud John f. Butto ituitHifohlj) ill U>« ilier ul' Cuniiiierru by I tliulr nu'.'Ilat,- this LOS ANQELE9, (UP) 'tmrtB for flic huff*" anatomy »* gottlnn more plentiful. A Ventura m»n has InvcntaO a -mechanical voice-box for per»onB mndo dumb by cliHenijic or Injufy.. It hooka Into the neck, by a rutiboY tube. , SAN FJRANCI8CQ, (U P)- Oertldlfi*' H«lblnff nflWo up her mind she would go to sea, one way or another. So when nho wnn sent home after a stowaway trip to Hawaii, Hhe Immediately ahibarked on the sea of matrimony. With A I do not believe there is a BETTER, more- dependable Radio set built today than tho CROSLEY RADIO. • ,. . TJjat is, why I am selling the . ' • Crosley Radio only - '. .!,''''" ' That is why I give one year's FREE service will all sets sold. Think it over! Talk .it over: Then come in or 'phone Torrance 200 for ^demonstration. - "... '--,-•. i • /. . I am equipped to give you the best service possible on your present Radio set. Give me a trial for prompt service. LIBERAL TERMS I^TRADE Irvin S. Sargeant Torrance Radio Co. 1603 GRAMERCY AVENUE TELEPHONE 200 ;r Featured For Friday, and Saturday, May 23-24 Exceptional Values for 2 Days. -*Cheek off the items, bring this adver- tisement with you and select the things -you wish. Holidays,; Vacation Days and many ev«nte will find the necessity of buying -just such exceptional values as herewith offered. ,:, $4.50 Box of Artstyle Chocolates for .$3.00 5-lb. Bag of Epsom Bathing Salts Large Tube of Klenzo Tooth Paste with Klenzo Tooth Brush, an 85c value, both for. ... .39c 25c Gentleman's After-Shaving Talc......... : 19c $1 Marcella Waving Lotion ..................69c 25c Ben Hur Talcum Powder .10c .00 IQc Cake Egyptian Palm Soap, cake..........5c $1 Compacts, half price....... . . . ......... ,50c SOc Boquet Ramee Rouge ...................39c lOc Pointex Toifet Tissue, 2 for............. Ovaltine, large size 89c; small size ........... .45c $1 Duska Face Powder ......... . ..s. ....... 69c Dolley Drug Co. Store Cor. Cl Prado and Sartori Telephone 10
Transcript of WYNNS...il. SPCfRT"SHOES FOR Growing Girls ^ Every girl will .want a pair. They are shown in white,...
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SPCfRT"SHOESFOR
Growing Girls ^
Every girl will .want a pair. They are shown in white, white and black, beige, tan and beige. The popular crepe soles. Sizes 2 to 8, only..............
Since 1913
95
CABR1LLO AVENUE
HEAVY DUTY
Anchor TiresExtra Spedal Trade-in Allwvaucim arebeing offered to you on your old Tires
SKIO TS TODAY!
SIZES
29x4.50 30x4.50.. 28x4.75 29x5.00 30x5.25 ^1x5.25 29x5.50 31x6.00
PRICE
.$ 9.80 10.00 11.30 12.00 13.50 13.90 14.95 15.50
WYNNSTIRE & RUBBER CO., INC.
; FORMERLYBAXTER & COLLINS
"Tiro, Uoctorw,' Tvo!"1618 CRAVENS AVE. * PHONE 476
TORRANCE, CALIF.
KEYSTONE- NOTES -
(Con H. I'lere
ucd from 1'age 1) and family on Dolores
ating meeting of the > was held at the home T. Hoxworth In I^ong Innwlny. A -dcMclous M Hcrveil.ut noon by. tho L beiiutifully decorated
cuvrni were marked
for Mrn. Louln Bordeaux alao Long Boocht Mrs. S. 9. Tannehl Mrs. Otorjrc Nahm»nn, MM. 2. XV Jcnnlngn, Mrn. OeoMro H. Kecnlf Mrs. Pornia Pip*'', Mrs. Harry ' Hocquc of irpjMtonr. N««dlewoi nml floclnMIity'relmud during tl afternoon..
Robert Ave.y of Teri-a Bella, visltlnff at the home of hlit Blstt Mrs. Robert Whltnoy of Hguert street.
Mr. ami JMre, S. H. TannehUI Dolores street, spent Friday Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Berry n daughter, Joan, of Hollywood, :i Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Marks of Lon
YOUSHOULD KNOW JUST
HOW DELICIOUS
COFFEE IS -
WHEN ' -
MAYFAIR CREAM.... IS ADDED
- .-"£ V-^-V'.- ' '- - :-
-IT'S GQQD!
May fair CreameryFormerly
Kern Creamery* Inc.Post'Ave. „ Phone 337 Torrance
TRUTH STRANGER
THAN FICTION
We have the proofs of every statement in this
advertisement.... and will give them to you if you
Phone 370-W or call at our store. : .
e swayin.tf' motion of Guxtol* led to tlxe^ dUsco.very o| ''
Roobt of tlxe clover -lajxt «xe IKXIOWIX -to
exuitrtbie the eartlx.. <. cUpfh. of 9ft /
Write and,tall us what you think of this series of very astounding "Truths" .... •
DE BRA RADIO COMPANY'6't'frj/ cu#fo/rier a friend'
POST ATCKAVtN^ PHONE. J/OW.
B«*cli, wcrr Sunday goontii of Mr. and MM. .Walter Phillips find family ok CIMOD street.
Mr. and Mr«. V. Honton nno' family of 21«th Htrcel. left lunt week fbi- KanM8 nnd Missouri. wheta they will visit rclnllvos nn<l friend* . '
(DP) A "wel Mtvf romwice" i*nn disclosed wtieti'DivId 8. Chambers, 72, or Oridlcy, mot his brldo-lo-bc, Mrs. Kathcrlnf Chnmbera, 64. of Vlrglna, for tlio flrat time lift-c. The both B»ib- Bcrlbwl to R matrimonial majjaslno.
Mr. and Mm. K. T. Whit. - Wblttlor, 1. Cunninttliam and f riend from OenVer, Cold., were alt guest At ft chick wi dinner lit the Horn of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Cunningliu and family _pn Amellii street < Sunday.
I.'rlcndn hero of Mrs. Ida, Wliio heart, formerly of Amelia Btret here, will be Intorcatcd In bur Ing marriage to Jucob Blahm o .Long Beach, wlilotj has been
ounccd.
Mr. and Mrs. Ueorgo Tomlln family of Amelia street wero-gucrt at nn oyster supper, at tho .home o Mr. and MID. DeChaney In Comp ton. on Saturday evening.
Mr.- and Mrs.' Charles A. Druse of Main street uro spending so days on a fishing trip to Hodge Lake. . '
Itoy Kerry of Dolores street wa a 'dinner guest?-at flic home of ,nd Mrs. Harry. C. Rocquo on Grace
street on -Saturday evening:.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Koehlc if Wllmlngtbn street wore guest n Sunday of Mm. Koebler'
brother-in-law and ulster, Mr. ant Mrs. B. Ixmstalot in Puentv.
Mr. and .Mrs. 2. VT. Jcnnlngs am daughter; Barbara Jean, wer greats of friends In Glendalo ol Saturday among whom was Mrs S3. Jcnseu. " -
Attending the Mothers' banqu given by the Junior High Seho Girl Reserves at the Y. W. C. A building In Long- Beuch from Key
ic on Saturday evening were Mrs. John R. H11 pel I and. Mrs George Nah'mens as well as Betty Heaton, Lillian Hllpert, Burlmra Reed, Audrec Rocquc, and Rutl Nahmcns. president of the junto group of Keystone. Upon enter ing the banquet room a gypsy, en campment -was laid, where tb
stg received fortunes from mem H of the tribe. At the well-
appointed tables, tiny, gypsy tents marked places for the guests and black caldrons were used as center pieces for the tables.
s a means oi presenting the possibilities of the three Girl Re serve ' Summer camps the program
the evening portrayed Dame Fortune In the leading role. These camps arc Camp Estelle, at Mount Juldy from June -'1 to 28; which is under tUe supervision of ] Elizabeth Pond; Camp Toru.ua at Cutalina Itiland, which will b
:lil iiom July 4. to August 1, an nay .be uttcnded 'for one week
Tlods. This la under the direction of Miss Mary McDlll. The third camp Is the Stay-at-Home camp Camp Peek-In, which Is situate
tho Y. W. C. A. at Sixth and :cll'lc in Long lleach, from July
Jl to August iS. This is under tin direction 01 Miss Ulixubetli .Knlglit
Miss Frances Kennedy, president 1 the Inter-club council was thu yiiMy queen and toastmistrcss of lie livening.- iMrs. U. K. Tucker, iresldent bi the Long Beach i. W
C. A. opened the banquet with tin nvocatlun; Miss Knight, Girl He- erve secretary. In charge 01' 'unquet gave the talk of the eve- ilng taking, for her subject "L.ct'a tyllow, ihc Romany. Patturan."
Other numbers on the program!! "A Gypsy Welcome," byij. Hess; a Gorlgo dance by.
Lorraine Lledlcr; u vocal trio sung iy Mary .McLane, Frances Kennedy nd Harriett Sousa. "Froni Gypsy itrlngs"- liy Alice Calhoun, uvuom- iitnicU by Janicc Slroppt'. Ad- uurnment followed and an oper- ttu. "At the Fall-" was sivun in lie auditorium by Ihu Kspuranto iub of Iklison Junior High school,
a dance was given by. Ujrotliy ud Kulli Culbertson, uccompalUeU y Klolse llUBfina.
Keyjtolii- folk will be Interested ) learn llml K. F. Kveruril and hurles J-:\erurd, fulliur and brother
fspeetivcly 01 Mrs. Harry C.
Icui-fe-e of Hie jewelry, shop for- lerly owned by Frcsttrd In theIHlilore Hotel, in LOB Angeles.hey will be managers ol three lores, oiie-orl-wUlch Is louuteU in
isudeliu.
lid IJouula Be
Maud Keye
nid Mr.linings am , of lloloi-eloniovia 01 \iaitud Mrs
Shermuu Avey. uged DS years, ed at the Torruneu hospital on uy 1) lolloping a uhort illness at u huiue ol liia daughter. Mm. oberl Whltiu-y on Flguerou streel, - ystonu. Mr. Avey had been en- «cii OH a barber ut till American eiiui, Loim Ueuch, for uoine time.
i: WIK sui'vlved by two duugliteru, i a. Wlillney of Keystone. Ml»» IllUtu U., Avey of LOIIK 'Beuch:' a
ou. llobuit of Twi* Bella: one rolher, f. K; two sisters, Mary
liiiund and Atuw. Noakes of utrlee, Nebraska. Funeral berv- :» weru tufld ut CllnkenheaU
ha|,el In Long Beach on Friday interment In Itoouevelt Me-
rhil 1'urk.JoinKuv. Lcltoy
AVFAIR CREAMBRYMEN ARC WCLCOMEO
.uollied rmico
uud John f. Butto
ituitHifohlj) ill U>«ilier ul' Cuniiiierru by I tliulr nu'.'Ilat,- this
LOS ANQELE9, (UP) 'tmrtB for flic huff*" anatomy »* gottlnn more plentiful. A Ventura m»n has InvcntaO a -mechanical voice-box for per»onB mndo dumb by cliHenijic or Injufy.. It hooka Into the neck, by a rutiboY tube. ,
SAN FJRANCI8CQ, (U P)- Oertldlfi*' H«lblnff nflWo up her mind she would go to sea, one way or another. So when nho wnn sent home after a stowaway trip to Hawaii, Hhe Immediately ahibarked on the sea of matrimony.
With A
I do not believe there is a BETTER, more- dependable Radio set built today than tho CROSLEY RADIO. • ,. .
TJjat is, why I am selling the . ' •
Crosley Radio only- '. .!,''''" '
That is why I give one year's FREE service will all sets sold.
Think it over! Talk .it over: Then come in or 'phone Torrance 200 for
^demonstration. - "... '--,-•. i • /. .
I am equipped to give you the best service possible on your present Radio set.
Give me a trial for prompt service.
LIBERAL TERMS I^TRADE
Irvin S. SargeantTorrance Radio Co.
1603 GRAMERCY AVENUE TELEPHONE 200 ;r
Featured For Friday, and Saturday, May 23-24Exceptional Values for 2 Days. -*Cheek off the items, bring this adver tisement with you and select the things -you wish. Holidays,; Vacation
Days and many ev«nte will find the necessity of buying -just such exceptional values as herewith offered. ,:,
$4.50 Box of Artstyle Chocolates for .$3.005-lb. Bag of Epsom Bathing SaltsLarge Tube of Klenzo Tooth Paste with Klenzo
Tooth Brush, an 85c value, both for. ... .39c25c Gentleman's After-Shaving Talc......... : 19c$1 Marcella Waving Lotion ..................69c25c Ben Hur Talcum Powder .10c
.00IQc Cake Egyptian Palm Soap, cake..........5c$1 Compacts, half price....... . . . ......... ,50cSOc Boquet Ramee Rouge ...................39clOc Pointex Toifet Tissue, 2 for.............Ovaltine, large size 89c; small size ........... .45c$1 Duska Face Powder ......... . ..s. ....... 69c
Dolley Drug Co.Store
Cor. Cl Prado and Sartori Telephone 10
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