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SUNDAY HORNING. SEPTEMBER 28; Til. 1 9 "I PSE BH OA DNVA HILL AND EN 11 O'CLOC A 'PL AY TT- TT (XT) CV fK A'- 7Ty no err m'' As hectic days of the summer sea-eon are left behind and the rush to the various mountain, and beach resorts subsides somewhat, there cur Better eadsizes rnai 'I Shoulder-high For the Opera! Monday Last Day Baby Week! Buy Now, Save Furniture Large colored enamel crib with bow foot and drop side, wardrobe to match with five drawers and hanging space high chair with aluminum tray, $6.85 play pen with wooden floor and beads, nursery chair, wicker bassinet and standard, $10.85. one of the most pleasurable reasons of the year. Discriminating people take advantage, of this time when late summer and early fall Wend to form a perfect background lor the beauties of nature unmarred by the constant intrusion of crowds.

The water of the ocean retain the heat of long, hot summer -days, while the eir has yet to feel its fim breath of chill. On the long expanses of warm, white sand which rim the shore line there Is room to romp and play without causing anguish to fellow pleasure- "It is in the mountains, however, that the charm of Indian summer is most marked. The warmth of the hazy days' is punctuated with crisp coolness of the nights, noon to give way to the more ex-Marating tang of frost-laden air. In the higher elevations the contrast is even more noticeable and toore stimulating. 1-Sports in the mountain regions are at their best.

Fishing has held up remarkably well this year and now the deer season, most significant of all, to the hunting enthusiast, Is here and from all reports should be excellent Vl Horseback riding at night over the numerous trails which radiate from the club Is becoming a popular feature with the visitors to Noah Beery's Paradise. Sure-footed trail horses are able to pick their way as safely after nightfall as in the daytime and Jaunts In the bracing air with the hills canopied by starlight or bathed in the glow of the harvest moon afford a thrill not soon forgotten. The buffalo and deer steak dinners have made a hit with the fetieste recently and are particularly in keeDing with rustic nature of the Paradise. Among the well-known Hollywood personalities who visited the resort during the past week were Lew Cody, William K. Wells, Yola 'D'Arvil, Charles Kcnyon and Walter Catlett.

C. Henry Gordon and Percv Hilton left the club Monday morning, driving east for a stage engagement in New York. An Interesting event will take place at Switzer-Land, a mountain resort near Pasadena, this morning, when Dr. Dalip Singh Saund. a native of India, will speak to the guests on the subject of "The Ethics of India." There is no charge made for this lecture and large numbers from both Los Angeles and Pasadena are exweted to hear Dr.

Saund. Dr Saund. best known as" beine the author of "My Mother India," Is a personal friend of Mms. ilni Naidlu. a colleague of Mahatma Gandhi's and former commander of the Nationalist movement in India.

Last April the tza-vk Walton league of Hemet turned loose on the San Jacinto Mountain near Id vllwild 'thirty wild turkeys. Re Hv12 Youthful Tricornes And Berets, In Distinguished Brim Models! A September Fashion Feature for Monday! With smart provision for Madame who wears her hair long! Replicas from the recent Paris openings. Black hats with the sophisticated touch of white. Shallow crowns and up-and-away brims. Other brims that shade the ees, with a suggestion of width at the side.

In soleil, vis-a-vis and fine quality felt. A first showing o' day at $15. Long Gloves Of Black Or White Kid Or Suede! Bullock's sponsors the 20-button length glove as the correct completing note to the formal elegance of the opera mode! Offers this "outstanding" quality in dull-surfaced suede in glace kid in ink black or immaculate white. Also flesh pink glace kid. Be prepared for the opera season make your selections now! $12.

"Bullock's For Fine Gloves" Costume Gloves BULLOCK'S Street Floor. Broadway Building Mill BULLOCK'S Third Floor Bedding Hand-hemstitched sheets (38x54) (45x66) cases to match, 50c; hand-made and embroidered sheets (45x66) cases to match, two-toned part-wool blankets (42x60) colored cotton blankets (30x40) $1 hand-woven Afghans, embroidered, Scotch shawls (36x42) Madeira linen cases, $1, with color applique, $1.65. Clothes Little "first" dresses hand-made and embroidered, $1, 1 and 2-year-old dresses, $1 hand-made and embroidered gertrudes, 85c; flannelette gowns and kimonos, 50c; crocheted sacques, $1.25 and silky wool slip-over sweaters, Japanese silk moccasins, 45c. (Also staple layette merchandise specially priced.) B.fci Owa Stort BULLOCK'S Fifth Floor, Hill Authoritative Child Psychology Boohs Available in a Free Lending Library Welfare Bureau BULLOCK'S Fifth Floor, 1 1,11 merjr cently several or tne oiras wiui rtrvk nf vnun? have been seen and last week a photograph of one of the families was ODtainea. The birds seejn to have taken kindly to their new surroundings and it is thought only one of the thirty has died.

An attempt to get from the State game farm Chino another lot of the birds lor noera tlon in this region is being made. Arrowhead Springs Hotel is to 'open on October 1 for the winter season. This famous watering piace Ch inese Oriental a 1 1 Rugs! Chinese Scatter Rugs to be used wherever such rugs are desirable to enrich and brighten a room! Bullock's new shipment from Peking' brings a collection of these Rugs, woven of the finest Mongolian wool in soft pastel shades, many with characteristic Chinese raised designs. Various sizes and shapes, variously priced, but all low priced. Small round rug at $5.75 and 2x2 foot round rug at $1 1.75 to 3x5 foot rectangular rug at $50.75.

Oriental Shop BULLOCK'S Fourth Floor, Hill is in charge of H. S. Ward and tne miH ViatV.c natural steam caves and curative waters will be under the direction of Dr. F. S.

Modern. Arrowhead Springs Hotel also provides outdoor snorts tennis, riding, hiking and golf, and a feature is swimming pool of natural warm water from one or. tne springs. rh fnlrTClna is a list of nroml wmt. nrsnns of Southern California who have been guests at the Santa Maria Inn during the past ween: Mrs.

Pierce Baldwin and children, J. B. Lippencott, Mrs. Lloyd Moui- r4 KYtc Kii Mnnltrie. P.

J. Wad- Permanent Wave, Including Finger Wave Rinse and Shampoo! Lower Price Permanent Wave Shop BULLOCK'S Fifth Floor. Hill rl mmmr BUCK'S 11 miss Ts I ill X-SECTION li I I Jr, Mrs. J. W.

McAllister and Harold McAllister, au or IjOs Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Reginald D. Johnson and Miss Constance Johnson of Pasadena; Mr. and Mrs.

Woodworth Clum of Beverly Hills and Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Klauber of Diego. Manager Role will he Given I 1 Paul Porcasi BULLOCI Although Paul Porcasi has not been called upon to do any so-called "dubbing" for the talkies, the. experience, if It came to him because of his linguistic abilities, would not be exactly a new one.

Silver Vegetable Dish Quadruple To many the fact that this Double Vegetable Dish is from the International Silver Company is proof enough of its value at Bullock's stresses the fact that it is quadruple silver plate, that it will give years of service. Classic in its simplicity and fine proportions. Platinum finish. As you know, the cover can be used as another dish. Outstanding September Bullock value at $7.50.

Silverware BULLOCK'S I Street Floor. Mill His very first assignment in a stage dramatic offering as distinguished from previous operatic roles was in the original New York company of "The Country Boy," and required him to undertake three tasks. He appeared on the stage in his own proper role; he sang several songs off-stage for. another character, not in the audience's view; and, most difficult of I all, he played the piano, off-stage, synchronizing his fingering with the movements of a nonmusical actor, seated at a muted piano, which was placed at a strategic angle up-stage, center. Soles Scientifically Molded to the Foot! Along with fashion's recent return to grace and elegance other changes have come in mode and mood as well and women have come to an astonishingly sane conclusion about shoes.

Have suddenly taken an interest in "lasts" and decided that after all it is far simpler to buy shoes molded to fit the foot than to break their feet into the mold of a shoe! They are wearing the most modern of all shoes Bullock's Lannarks, with soles scientifically molded to fit every curve and arch of the foot. And they are wearing them in golf shoes and evening slippers as well as the accepted "walking shoe" because Lannarks are always new in Fashion And always convincingly fine values' $10.50, $12.50, $13.50 and $15. Model sketched of black or brown kid, Rajah lizard trim, $15 Gordon Chosen for New Role Satin "Formals" For the Opera In White Almost unanimously, youth chooses Satin for all things formal, including the opera and those delightful dinners that precede it. Satin, because Paris sponsored it and America has accepted it. And because it can be worn triumphantly, with intricate details to mould the figure in the new silhouette.

1 Sketched one of many new "formals" in Satin from Bullock's Misses? Section. In white and ivory tones, the jewel colors and those pastels so complimentary to youth; eglantine pink, opera blue, ice green, Larivin rose. $39.50. Velvet Wraps to complete the formal ensemble. Luxurious affairs that are neither too short nor too long $39.50.

1 MiW Better Dressea BULLOCK'S Third Floor Fashiewi Demonstration Monday! Howard Jones' Indoor Football Football in your parlor? Certainly! And though you will probably buy the game for young Johnny, you will undoubtedly sit up at niphts playing it yourself. Complete set, $5. Gamea BULLOCK'S i Fifth Floor. Scotch and Irish dialects are not difficult to find among Hollywood's actors, but the native drawl of the Kentucky bluegrass is not so prevalent, according to a discovery at.M.-G.-M. when tests were made to supply the cast of "The Great Meadow." a Kentucky story.

More than twenty actors were tested by the director, Charles Brabin. before he finally selected Gavin Gordon. Gordon, who appeared recently fts leading man opposite Greta Gar-bo in "Romance," is a native son of the Kentucky hills. He was one Fourth Floor Shoe, BULLOCK'S Broadway Building or me lew avauame actors familiar with the peculiarities of the native Kenhicklan's speech. Gordon recently completed a role oppo-ilte Evelyn Brent in "The Silver Horde.".