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Show Friday, October r. REPORTER EUREKA Page 8 iv. Kiar. STETSON , SHRilT ' ? There's ah outdoor flavor WISE in the new HEADS WEAR STETSONS Divide the price you pay for your Stetson with the number of days you wear it and you will find how economical a Stetson really is. Hart Sckaftner & Marx fall styles Add the satisfaction and the pride you have in its possession consider its smart style and how much it enhances your appearance. The result will be complete satisfaction and you will understand why three million men buy Stetsons every year. The new styles are ready now. theres big values too $50 WOOLWEAR uTh National Beyl Cloiklm THE NEW COLORS ARE OUTDOOR COLORS-HEA- TH LANDS, BRACKENS, GROUSE, PHEASANT, SCOTCH BRAMBLE; THE FABRICS ARE OUTDOOR SAXONIES AND STURDY FABRICS; TWEEDS, THE STYLES HAVE CHEVIOTS; THE Boys Long Trouser Suits WIDE SHOULDERED, FULL CHESTED AND NARROW HIPPED EFFECT OF THE OUTDOOR MAN THE VALUES ARE THE KIND THAT WILL SUIT ALL MEN; YOU GET MORE THAN USUAL FOR YOUR Ages from 3 years up. FROM PRICES $7.00 UP. BOYS1 OVERCOATS I m MONEY. Ages from 3 years up. PRICES FROM $6.00 HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF LONG TROUSERS AMAZING SUIT VALUES UP. FOR BOYS PRICES $3.00, $3.50 and $3.75. Hart Schaffncr & Marx suits of fine woolens and worsteds Hart Schaffner & Marx suits of fine roolens and worsteds - $35.00 $40.00 - BOYS SWEATERS $4.00 and $5.00. $3.00 $3.50, W. F. SHRIVER & SONS pea Is Mr. and Mr. J. II. Ellsworth and Mra. Lou llarrett visited with Mr. C. O. Hogan I the guest of children spent Saturday and Sunday Denver friends last Sunday. Salt Luke friend. with friend in Puyon. Mrs. P. Simpson of Lon Angeles I d. Mr. and Mrs. Kobcrt Maher and the guest of her parent. Mr. and Nephl the last week-enchildren were guest of friend in Mrs. Ernest Boyns. Mr. and Mrs. William Tire and' Salt Lake over the week-enMrs. Carl Fields was the guest of Mr. George llrewster visited la S ill Mr, f. K. Edwards of Salt Lake Salt Lake friend during the pat Lake early in the week I the guest of her parents, Mr. aud week. A genuine treat In western films Mr. Henry 0born of Kureka. Miss Klolse ltrlngieson returned at the Crescent Theatre tonight an. I Mr. and Mr. Kay Stanton and monday after a visit at Spanish Saturday night. on of Raison visited with Kureka Fork. Mrs. M. Heeder of Keno. Nevada, relative during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn and is the guest of her sister. Mrs A Mr. and Mr. McCrae Koundy Mrs. L. M. Peterson were Salt Lake Hatfield. and Mr. Julia Whitehead speut visitors during lhe week. Mr. and Mrs. George Adam Sunday and Monday In Salt Lake. wep Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Gardner and In Pnyaon Tuesday, the gue-t- s being Mr. and Mr. John F. Howe and children were at West Jordan Satur- of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lumb. who redaughter, Jean, visited during the day and Sunday, where they attend- cently took up their residence there. week with tu Howe who is attend-'tn- g ed a reunion of the Gardner family. IL Kirkpatrick and Kra the lr. A. C. at Logan. Kohaia, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Harper and .both of Price, were of Pwatn guest Mis lluth Haynes returned! son. Laurence, and daughter. d George Manson on after several day visit Ion, also Miss Bernice Fullmer, spent j Saturday of last w eek, Friday and Monday with her sister. Mrs. C. L. Jack in Monday and Tuesday visiting with Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Ostler and Salt Lake City. relatives and other friends in Salt visited with relatives in Salt Lake City. Kxamlne the guilt edged" securiLake City during the rarlv part of Am anticipating a trip to south- the week. ties offered to make sure they do not have a sharp edge that will sepa- ern California by auto and wouid MrMr. S. P. Mick'.e on. Mrt. like to take some Tlntic friend for rate you from your money. Sloane and Mrs. Conrad Ko-iary to company Apply George Adams, Miss Pauline Sullivan and Mlvs motored to Fountain Gre-'tureaa. jman Kowena Pack, local school teacherj. land x,,phj aat Sundav. spent the last week-en- d Tislting with! The Women of Woodcraft held a! Miller Bros 101 Ranch HoJeo will relatives and friends in Salt Lake.; most enjoyable social session after; In motion pictures j business had been trsns.the regular at the Mr. and Mrs. I. L. t ustleion f'gcted last Friday evening. Five! Crescent Theatre this evening, also Huntington Park, California; Roy. hundred was enjoyed and the honors1 08 Saturday, together with the greu Castloton of Holliday, and Leo Pas-- ; were won by Mrs. Mary Sloane. Mrs. (frontier film Trail Dust." Edncx tleton of Salt laike were th? guests, Cecelia Bacon and Mrs. Conrad Kop- - tional. Romantic, Historic. Enter of Mr. and Mrs. George Castleton man. A delicious luncheon was taining. served. Iasi Saturday and Sunday. family. d. Mr. J. friend 1 In Fitzgerald Provo during Isito.l i uuh nook. lit Mr. and Mr, George Houle motored to Salt laike Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. Kdwnnl Fo Lake visitor this week. Mr. nnd nro Salt Mr. Pan Mei'ann are visiting Salt Lake oilier friend. relative and Mr. Andrew Mlekelon this week was the guest of relative in Saniu-fiuiMr. and Mr. lin Ostrander were in Salt Lake lat Friilav and Saturday. visiting with their daughter who attending the St. Mar' Academy. 1 Mr. and Mr. II. K. Harrison an. I daughter. Mlssca Helen and Hannah, returned to Salt Lake Sunday after riaiting friend In thl rity. They were accompanied on their return by Mrs. Edward Dringleson. "Trail Pnst," wonderful western film after the order of "The Cover-- , ed Wagon, will be shown t the Crescent Theatre this evening, abo on Saturday evening. In addition' rodeo! of of reels exciting couple events. "Trail Dust" Is reported to' be one of the greatest frontier dramas of the season. ' Mar-jan- j . j j I - - Saturday SPECIALS Mission Bell Toilet Soap, 4 bam Pierces Ketsup, 2 Pierces Saurekraut, Cocoanut, per lb. ... 25c 27c lb. can 2 lb. can 15c 35c Matches, 6 boxes for 25c Galvanized Coal Hods, each Large white Coffee Cups and Saucers, per set 63c of six Regular $1.25 Brooms, each Booth's Sardines, 3 cans 1 lb. can Schoool Boy Peaunt Butter Soft Shell Walnuts, per lb Booths Sweet Potatoes, 2 lb can This months prize will be a Ton of CoaL ZZ $1.12 98c 50c 29c 32c 263 CROMAR GROCERY PHONE 8 vg DELIVER |