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Show SATURDAY, SEPJ 'i . t V AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1925 African Fork Locals Cenol Cleaner take out spots when nothing 4e will.- Wm," Thontfon Drop, Cenol Agency. - ' The Martin Nielsen Auto company old James A. Ollenhelmer of Bait Lake City, a new Cherrplet touring car the pant week. I!lg crop causing car shortage. luy coal now. Bonneville Lumber Co. !r,2- The Ladlei Uterary Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the horn ot Mrs. R. U Asbby. Dr. Grant will give a lecture on PnWic Health. Matter Vance Holntan received a bad cut on the head thd first of the week while in the canyon with Boy Scout. The boy fell from a wtgon inflicting a cut whWh required six - stitches to close. The following children had their tonsils removed at the local hospital this week: Eva Baxter, Belva Roundy, Dell Durrant, Mable Durrant, Ernest and Frits Rhemschlssal and Fern Gibson. All are reported recovering nicely. - Mitt Dorothy Chlpman and ' IJxa Hlndley have returned home from a trip to Washington.. They accompanied accomp-anied Miss Hlndley's lister, Mri. Lester InjTberg and baby back to Taooma from a visit hete and re-roalned re-roalned tovlslt there and In other titles of the north west. A reunion of the members of the Chadwk k family was held Wednesday at Iagoon. There were 80 present, some being: from Idaho, Ogden, Cen-tervllle Cen-tervllle and North Ogden. The day was spent in a program, taking In the pleasures of the' resort, and both dinner and supper were served. Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nielsen the Sunday School officers and tefcchers of the 1st ward entertained complimentary to Miss Wilma SUce, a member of the Sunday School orchestra, wtoo Is leaving leav-ing for Brlgham City to teach school. The timet was mainly spent In dancing danc-ing and enjoying a radio program and a delicious lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Firmage, returned return-ed Monday from a combined business and pleasure trip through southern Utah. The1 trip was taken In company com-pany with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Firm-age Firm-age and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Firmage. Mr. J. L. Firmage visited In Mil ford and Cedar city. The party visited Bryce, Zion and the Grand canyons, being away .a week. Dancing At Glengarry Every Wednesday and Every Saturday WW -JL At Languorous, lazy summer pasys! And, enter Fsllt Autumn, with its richness of foliage, its frosty sir, promising winter, and its gorgeous new styles I The inconsequential summer raiment is cast aside, and her royal highness, Woman, is enveloped en-veloped 'with the consuming, the burning, the fascinating question of a fall and winter wardrobe. First, the New Coat! Each garment in the new wardrobe ward-robe is all-important. - The most momentous purchase is without doubt the winter coat. It must be stylish and it must be warm. This season, it jus? must be fur trim m e d. the profusion of , furs seen on winter coats is prodigious prodigi-ous 1 Soft and " warm, gently caressing, cares-sing, furs form collars to frame feminine facet. Cuffs give a rip-pling rip-pling dash and style to make sleeves interesting. In fur trim ming, fitch is the most prominent promi-nent n t w- comer. The yellow furs have returned to favor. Fitch is especially lovely with the purple shades, the greens, and the wood browns. In the last group of colors, cuckoo stands out as the most popular. The short haired furs are deemed modish this year. FloarUkiag Flares The flare, flare is everywhere! It flirts out in front, on the sides, and very often m the backs of coats. Flares ire indisputably clever. For the woman who is not equal to their frivolity, designers have fashioned straight line coats. There is a noticeable tendency to return to the wrap style of coats, with sleeves resembling the raglan sleeves of yesteryears. The mushroom collar holds unchallenged unchal-lenged sway 1 It is very becoming to the wearer. Detachable collars of fur are shown frequently. A youthful, ' breezy style in coats is the cape coat ; the cape hangs pertly from the shoulder to the waistline. Some stylists are predicting that these small capes are a forerunner to the return to grace of all capes. And what's new' in colors? Probably Prob-ably the most startling, and to many the most welcome, is the extensive use of black. Black is shown in all fabrics. For coats, the wood brown shades win second place; caramel is a new member of this family. Purple is regally handsome for coats I Green, wine, henna, rust, and, once in a while, cranberry are other colors which will be seen. Grey promises to be strong as the season advances. Dresses Are Charming For some time, people have been wondering if suits would again be fashionable. Dresses are so stunning and beautiful that suits just don't have a chancel And so they remain banished. From every possible rumor, wool dresses are going strong! They're so very tailored and smartly superior. The wool fabrics for fall and autumn are the luxurious, entrancing en-trancing fine weave a charmesn, poiretsheen, marcheen. Twills will be worn, but not ubiquitously. The law of compensation works! Skirts are shorter, but necks and sleeves make up for this for the high neck and the long sleeve are the only modes upon which Fashion deigns to cast approving glances. The venturesome miss will wear skirts almost knee high ; her more sedate contemporaries will choose from twelve to fifteen inches from tne ground. New Style Featares Pert puffs in the sleeves, csught by tight wrist bands are featured. Throws on dresses give long and flowing lines. Lace and fur divide honors hon-ors for trim-minrs. Circular skirts have swept all before be-fore them in the first style rush of the season. It seems now that they will decline soberly into the background, back-ground, and that flares snd straight line effects will rule. Flamboyant flares make many, many frnrltl mMt winsome. The flare seems an especially espe-cially feminine style it's just a bit flighty, you knowl Sashes are ieea occasionally. ts Axel Bloomqulst was a viaitor to Provo Thursday. business Mrs. W. D. Loveless leave for Salt Luke City Sunday to spend a week with his sister. . Mr. Jame Chadwitk of Shelley, Idaho, is visiting with relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jeppson and family 'have moved to Garfield to make their home. Glen Wright has returned to Bing ham after a visit heYe of two weeks with his mother, Mrs June Wright. Mrs. Hayden Hoh-ndrak and Miss Mary Told and Mrs. Iona Told, of Pleasant Grove, were I'rvvo visitors Wednesday. ' Mrs F. H. Henrlod and Uiwrencc Greenwood of Salt Lake City spetat Wednesday in this city, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Walton. The Sunday School (hiss of the Fourth ward, of which Oee- ulseta is teacher, enjoying an outing at Sarato ga Thursday night. Grace Taylor was operated upoa for the removal of her tonsils this week as was John Dean, IMh are recovering splendidly. Mrs. William Barrett entertained the Soresig ladies Friday aftrmoon. The time was spent in sewi: and chatting after which a dainty lunch was served. Pep Up" Your Appearance With a New Fall Hat! For Fall every man should be sporting something "snappy" in head- iro ir Hat that will reflect his energetic disposition. One that will i k'urly 'emphasize his features and give him atrppyspiffy" alert appearance! . . ' .; I 7 . 1 L We believe we have made a selection of smart Fall Hats that embrace those essential desires of the well dressed man. And we invite you to make your seasonal change of headgear here now from our splendid array of attractive models. Felts, Beavers, Velours, Blocked and shaped in many appealing ap-pealing styles. In Autumn's favored shades greens, tans, grays and special blends. All sizes. Chipman Mete. Co. AMERICAN FORK, UTAH Iess summer buying this year than usual. First cold snap will cause stampede. Huw your i oul now. Bonneville Lumber tVmpany. 9-6-2t N A 1 Mis Olive Pratt underwent an operatfcm Tuesday evening in the Community hospital for appendicitis. The operation was successfu: and Miss Pratt is doing nicely. Miss Zella Zabriskie wis hostess Thursday night to the E. Y. O. pirls. The time was cmjoyably kjh-iu in i-hats and sewing:, followed by iaitry re freshments. . Teachers Institute American Fork High School Next Friday-Saturday The Alpine school district teachers institute which will be divided into general and departmental sessions will be held in th American Fork high school building-Friday and Saturday Sat-urday September 11th and 12th. Following Fol-lowing is the speakers who will attend at-tend from out of town: "lyofter fijarnaMin. State Grammar Grade Supt., will talk to grammar grade department. C. X. Jensen. State Supt, of I'ublie Instruction, will talk in tiie general Herons and to the hiuh school de-' part ment. Matilda Peterson. State t'riniary Supervisor, will address the primary department. Mr. I. I. Williamson. State lliph School Inspector, will attend tho high school section. Mr. 1. S. Xoall. in charge of Mate part-time schools, will speak in the general sessions and to the high school teachers. From the H. Y. department ot education, I,. Johi. Nnttall, lean of Education, will address general ses sions and departmental work in the high school i section. Miss Mermese Peterson, who ha.i charge of the primary work at the Provo institution, will be the principal prin-cipal speaker in the primary departmental depart-mental work. o Changing Nelson-Ricks . . Receiving Station The egg receiving station of the Nelson Ricks company here hag bee changed from the Main stretet. loca tion to the home of Isaac Btnns. The eggs bought by this company be received by Mr. Binns and sent direct to the, Salt Lake! City office each morning by truck. o More Anthrax Breaks Out Files For Diverge Jens Peter Chrlstensi'u -. suit for divorce in the Fourth , court against Carolina Chri; tet: which, cruelty i charged. Th. were married April inn filed strict n in ouple Card of Thanks thanks to all those whojis'stl inan way in our recent" bereavement the death of Jedeitiah M Cr. ( nwuoj. We appreciate the floral cff-Tir ie of Bottled Milk Delivered every mornm-; to your door 11 Quarts $1.00 Telephone 166W American Fork ddttional outbreaks of Anthrax have cinne to notice" making a total of four outbreaks in the section toe- tween Provo and Pleasant Grove in the past few days, C. T. Jones, locl veternarian said. A total of head of dairy cattle have been vaccinated by him and an additional 30 head have been treated near Provo bjr a verternarian from that city. Itii felt that the outbreak has now been checked and that few lossea will now he had since practically all stock In that section have been treated, f ; o The outing of the First ward held at Geneva Wednesday was Darticlt)a- ted in by about 125 of the ward dur ing the afternoon and the" number was considerably increased hy. erening. The progtam of sports and game took-place in the" afternoon on r tha lawns. SuppeY was eaten at six o-clock o-clock after .which a short program was given indoors followed by dane- rg. Stephen T. Shelley Is enloyfaur a vacation from Thornton Drug No. . vr. Shelley is enjoying the time taking tak-ing trips to Salt Lake City and other places, accompanied by his wife and rnildren. Andrew Johnson, ot link chased a Fordson tractor at outfit which he ii usini ss j arm in ceaar vmcj uiv age. The Stewart Motor a made the sale. Tuesday night MJm 1 tin Mrs. C. A. Grant tttaK Servlal Swarm of B Krt ( the home of Miss Pten nlng was spent In singinf ing, and a delicious iuaa. ! Relatives' of Braiee BiBl' y of this city, who wuhA In Bingham over a word that he had b Uto the hospital in Salt Ub (s expected he will h there for a period of ii year. . . 8t (leorjre t'JiV AVlifi!esr)nier'At'ratT , frt'tn in.sjn'ctc.1 -.,ws. Peay Dairy ,iri "1 m a vr( 1 Taxes will be this season. T i .. rrnn TIKlI i rfir. lis s;ivt v'-'i vour clothes, and ( will help you Bj tax payments. o J NewLortgics'i 'Corduroy New StvlcsIn S, T $3.45andJ? I Shoes For dc j 1 Qft and B? i Fall Hats and newest patterns Ovcraus, Ladis FineBoc kew Shades Royal ttW lon U KEELEY ICE CREAM SPECIAL AT BBIGa'S PHARMACx - Vanilla -;r v-j-50c3rick Briggs PhariflJ San Tox Drug Store. cars. etc. Mr. and Mr Warrer i- v : : 'Family. |