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Show T t Pit Friday, October 21, 192L 4 jtmte.lMk ud Unomli tnuuM huataooe i C. Barton Provo on TaoadayWiatar potatow at Heffarau'a at III4S far basket. Mies LaeUa Ferguson ot Spaaiah iFork la visiting vlth Miaa Blrdio fct I Mrs. Tboaua Draw will entartalm tho L. O. R, Clab aaat Thmredav laraalaf. Mr. aad Mra. W. I. Adams visiting with friends la LabL M. M. Schofield at Ogdw la apni-lln- g tba weak wltk kla brotkar, L O. I Bcboflald. Jpha Bakar aad children were ap troaa Provo on Batarday and Mra. I yri yy yhi y yy Saadap. F. Shrivar aad daasktar, iMra. Claada F. Bakar, arc vtattias lor a faw days with Salt Laka Mra. W. Ifrlaada. Mra. B. Bowaa retained oa fcoa-Ida- y tron Spanish Fork, wharo aha Ivtaltad wltk tka family ot bar broth-TboaCarbelle. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Elliott aad I Mra. Hash McKallar want to Masna on Tharaday to vlalt wltk Mrs. Mater, Mra. Jarvis. Mr. aad Mra. Albert Smith were leaned to Salt Laka last Batarday mi laeeoant of the lllaaaa of the latter's Notice Oar Money Savers 1! - ua I Star' Brand Shoes For Children WHAT THIS STAR MEANS TO YOU. i THE STAB ON THE HEEL OF A SHOE MEANS THAT THE SHOE IS MADS OF GOOD, DURABLE LEATHER Si IT MEANS THAT HI BUYING "STAR BRAND" SHOES H YOU ABE ASSURED OF LONGER Up-To-D- ate SERVICE THAN FROM SHOES MADE WITH "PAPEB," "FIBRE" OB OTHER SUBSTITUTES FOR LEATHER IN THE COUNTERS, HEELS AND IN- Si Merchandise. Mens Heavy Woolen Sox worth $1.00 for 85o 70c pair for L Mens Heavy Woolen Sox worth 65c for 60e pair 50c pair $340 cadi Mens Velour Hats worth $5.00 for HS0 cadi Mens Fedova Beaver Hats worth $5.00 for j Mens Black Thibet Suits worth $2240 for . Mens Cravonetted Dress Overcoats worth a $14.65 $30X10 I1&00 for BUY "STAR. BRAND" AND REDUCE BILLS- - 17 95, $345, $3.75, $345, YOUR SHOE to $545. BJ Frances Hoale, of Fort Worth. Tessa, era spending the week at Salt Lake Qlty-Bharman Hayses want to' Balt 'Laka oa Tharaday to receive treat-aun- t for kla hand, lnjnrad weeka ago at the Eagle mine. Miaa I SOLES. ia l Get tka Aaurleaa Boy magaalno free. Road tka special uneuce-Imen- t for boys, from W. F. Shrivar, pabllahad la tela laais. Mrs.'B. B. Bowaa rotaraad Satur-Ida- y erasing from American Fork. I where aha spent a week with ker I daughter, Mra. Wm. Homar. Mra. Georgs Hoale and her gmast I Mens Heavy Woolen Sox worth a I WEAR AND MORE SATISFACTORY t's (or You for ReSable I theAmerleaa Boy magaalno Band the apodal annouee-- I merit for boys, from W. F. Shrivar, I published la this Issue. Hr. aad Mrs. E. H. Elliott and Mr, land Mrs. Clifford Elliott wars la Ipreaton, Idaho, last week. They returned home Tuenday and wars ao- companled by Mr. Elllott'a alater. A. W. Tonng, formerly of tka Bank, ankmlttod to a very aer-lloy. operation at Salt Lake oa Ha la reported to he getting along la a satisfactory manner, lira. David Russell, Sr., entertain-la- d tka Royal Neighbors last Friday evening. After a short bnaln Ion the hostess served the ladies wltk s palatable luncheon. Mra. Jeanette Malcolm Cronin, Iformer resident of Baraka and a sister to Mrs. Jadgo Greta, died late last weak at Spanish Fork, whore funeral services were held oa Taee-- I day. Mrs. Heibor and Miaa Brintoa, of Get I'firee. Miaa Ethel Bren ton baa returned IN DOUBT CONSULT THE Jamea Normas of tbo Heffarnaa DOG. store spent the week la Balt Lake. to her homo la fhia city after spendMies Mary Ryan spent Batarday ing' several months with her slater la southern California. aad Sunday la Salt Laka. They aay children and dogs cut Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baeon apent Mra. Frank Carpenter aad daugh- bo fooled about tho persona they cm Tuesday and Wednesday at Nsphl ter, La von Cla veils, have returned trust ud tha persona that cannot bo visiting with frienda. to Enreka after apeadlng a few depended npon for sincerity. The doctor wu Sot inn of Katherine Mrs. Bay Sorenson went to Salt weeks la 1081110111 California. Lake oa Thursday, attapdlng tka Mr. and Mre. till he saw how Instinctively hia dogs have LaForce Ray toaehers institute. loved her ud how Leonard, his to to Enreka after a trip went to returned where Mra. Conrad Kopman were called by housekeeper's little lame aoa, trust-Missouri, they Burley, Idaho, Monday, to visit with the illness of on of the relatives of ed her. Thu he fait sare of her ? her brother. Mr. LaForce. worth ud sincerity. Would Mr. tad Mra.' Bek Hlgglneon last to the Hal- you depud upon dogs ud children Everybody's going week returned from Tnboi', Nevada, lowe'en Danes which the K. of C to nuke your decision abut a perwkara they apent aboat four months. have planned for October Slat son? Perhaps yon never thought of boya Wo era now delivering winter powill bo the biggest social event of it before. In "A Dark Lutara, a tatoes at 1. 0B par basket H. A T. It new Restart picture featuring varan-ti- le the year a genuine carnival ' Co. In one. danee Alice Brady, coming to tho Star all Mrs. Colin McMurphy returned Louie Noel returned to Eureka ou Theatre on Suday, yoa will ate how from Payson oa Wsdaaaday evening, i where she visited with her mother, Tuesday after apudlng a few weeks rigidly' Doctor Garth Vincent (Jaa. Tlntlc High School girls on a hike at Salt Lake, where Mra. Noel sub- L. Crane) tested the girl ho loved to Baraka peak last Wednesday jrs. estate real mitted to man, Frank operation at one of tho before ho would admit hie love even Garrity,' On their arrival at the evening. of tho hospitals. Mra. Noel will not be to hlmaelf. aula deal the a for closed has summit of tho mountain they, built John Martinson horn to Arthur well enough to leave tha hospital bon fires, roasted welncra, told storVlertol. for a week or tea days. ies and had a general good time. Jack Daniel ot Alabama has taken Coming, a Mg spook dance, on ' Mra. Frank Bacon ontartalned tho shop, Five Hundred Clab last Friday even- a position at Garritya bprber who has Monday, Oct Slat Qlvaa by tha K. John Kreamer, succeeding was time The la playing of C. It will be the big event of the spent ing. to son them California. cards, Mra. J. E. Dillon winning tint gone fall lesson. A regular carnival of Holloran-Judg- e E. of tho King, a Wesley hoatoaa served dainty prlso. .Tho fun, with horna, paper hate, balCo. of Balt aad Trust Lake, lnncheon to the following: Mrs. Ray 'u everything, Including cirloons, also of tho W. B. Lawson, capital, Sorauon, Mrs. Haber Jones, Mrs. P. H. Craven, Mra. E. L. Clark, Mrs. D. are la Baraka thla week on business. cus lemonade. J. Ruasell, Jr., Mrs. Percy Hanks, Mr. and Mra. Roy Montgomery of Mrs. J. P. Driscoll, Mra. P. J. DonHim Myrtel Ivey and Mrs. J. E. Dil- Ogdon were la Eureka last Sunday, nelly ud Mrs. Alex Blight were In lon. bates guests at tha homo of Mr. aud Payson on Wednesday, going there Barney McGovern of Park City Mra. Malcolm Groan. Mrs. Green tor the fueral of the Into Mrs. and Miaa Kathora Neal in of Bntto, and Mrs. Montgomery are sistera. Back, who passed away writer Montana, wars married Wednesday Mrs. Beek waa the Eure- la tha week. to Rife Allot returned Mrs. local Catholic Father the Charch, It 'mother of Mra. George M. Haya of A HEALTHY YOUNGSTER In wash after tha ka having early Delira officiating. The wadding took two Balt this at months the city. pent put place at 11 a. m. and was followed la always a happy owl City. Bha waa accompanied Mrs. Fruk McHatton, formerly of by a wadding breakfast, served at Laka Health ud happiness tu- M. Mrs. home her Bills, by daughter, the home of tho brlda'a sister, Mra. la back hero oa a vlalt, Baraka, EuIn rf weeks will few who. variably go hand la hud. spend Frank Aylward. Mr. aad Mra. being the gneat of Mr. and Mra. WaJut abut the moat Intenet left the asms day for their reka. rns McAdams.. Mra. McHatton hu Frank Newton and Mrs. Ora C. tor soma teg subject to tho hearty growhome at Park City, time been a resident of ing yougater to food, aud Mias Mas Hanley entertained at a Brown, both of whom are former rebut hu spent a part Mk., were of at married sidents Baraka, drink. evenoa dancing party Wednesday Lake oa Wednesday. Mr. New- of tho past year at Salt Laka. MUk la both. ing, tho affair being given at tho Balt Mr. and Mrs. Jamea L. Francis homo of her aaat, Mrs. James Nor- ton haa for some time been making It hu food proportlm that man. At 11 061068 refreshments his homo at tha capital. At present left teat Batarday for g an constructive and body city, Is amlatent ha the superintencity were served to tho following: where Mr. Francis will attend tha building. meaaaras of and aad dent weights American Legion convention. From May Fltsgerald, Miaa Richmond, Miaa oil Not only dow It build tho Inspector. Johnson, Mias Dorothy Traloar, Elthere they will go to St Lute, where body but It protects It and aids bert Beeeley, Owea Jarvia, Ji Among tha successful deer hut-er- a they win vlalt Mr. Franctea la tho digestion of othar food. parents, who returned to Enreka within Blackett, Tboaua Tancock, John tha Rev. ud Mra. J. A. Francis, aad Doctors order it for tho aide tho test day or two are Warren Cronin. to aid la the natoratloa of George Langton, R. L. Con- other relatives. They expect to bo Mrs. A. C. Barton entertained oa Walter Jensen,. Dan Ostrander gone abut six weeka. health. That la a tribute to its Tharaday afternoon, tho party being yers,James Morgan. All except Mr. On Suday afternoon a team bela honor of her eoa, Howard's fifth ud 'qualifies, and Halloween decoration! Jensen ud Mr. Ostrander banted la longing to Hyrum King, which wu birthday. proves not only Its value to the mountains. West Tlntlc the ware naed aad the afternoon wan sick but also Wng aaed at the new lime quarry a bovorago for Next Wedneaday evening at the above the Chief apent la playing games. Kafresh-ment- a tho Cut. ran family. mine, ware served to tho following Miners' Union Hall tha Moose of Eu- qway aad ou of ' Milk child's a (ho of animals ww part your little' tots: Jimmie and George reka will conduct a fraternal party killed. Tho hone collided with regular diet will hoop a happy Owens, Virginia aad Freak Kend- to which all m ambers ud their la- tactile smile light polo at tho bottom of its The committee rick , Patricia Bonner, Louisa and dles are invited. Sails Forgle, Vaughn and Era Ho- having charge of- tha affair state tha Eagle strut hill. Mr. Klara gan, Richard and Alas Galley, Mar- that It will be me of tho moat en- low wu quite heavy tho hone wu a valubto one. garet Henderson, Henry Wall, Hyrie joyable parties of tho month. and Jena Blackett, Carolyn Conyers, Tho Catholic Women's League Garrity for real estate bar-- ft Lanore Craven, Bryce Jonas,1 Veraoa conducted a very enjoyable card D. J. BUSSELL, atao writes fire lw erases. IE, Donnelly. Mrs. L. B. Laker, Mra party at tho Minors' Union Hall teat P. H. Craven aad Mrs. J. W. Hender- evening. BOO After playing tha son assisted the hoatoaa la entertain- guests wen served with a fine luncheon. The prises were ing the children. follows Miaa Mary Ryaa entertained Wed- 1st prises to A. L. Ayres and Mrs. J. 1 nesday evening at a mlsceUaneoas E. Dillon; Snd prises to John J. shower la honor Miaa Cleons vu and Mrs. George Castle ton.' Owena. Tho homo was decorated la Many, If not all, of tha sugar pink and green and the favors ware of tho state stand to lo rose baskets. The evening waa spent la playing cards and telling tatanca. money thla year unless the price of Miaa Ryan was assisted by her moth- sugar goea higher. Utah cointy er, Mrs. John Ryan, also by Mrs. H. factories are working employees B. Wall aad Miaa Frances Osar, twelve hoars a day ud pay go cute Other geests were: Him Cleone par hoar, wall aa utttag down Owena, guest of honor, Mrs. William other expenses la effort to get Hours: 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to4 and 6 to 8 Owens, Miaa Margaret Owens, Miaa through without a serious loos. p.m. Catharine Creighton, Mrs. Mabel Six of Hfeber Mrs. tho aevuth grade girls Howard, Fields, Mra. Sunday and othar hours appointment. Agaes Haynes, Mra. Georgs Beek, hava orgulaed the 8. 8. C. club, Mra. John Coffey, Mra. Jerry Sulli- which mat late teat week at the Consultation Free van, Mrs. J. B. O'Connor, Mrs. John home of Edna Paateon. Tho oraa-ta- g Kltchey, Mrs. Dona Henrold, Mrs. wu spent la sewing, after which CHIROPRACmO-SFONDLO-THERAPLoa Barrett, Miaa Aaaa Coffey, Miaa IS rIgHT Irena Snlllvan, Miaa Freda Ohlson, refrashmuta were served. The memv AND WI CAN PROVE IT. Miaa Stella Fields, Miaa Frances Cof- bers Include Edns Panleon, Blanche fey. Mrs. Meaeon, Miaa Millie Stew- Milter, Bath Murphy, Ella WlrthUm art A dainty luncheon waa served. Helen Towers aad Rath Moady. . . 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