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Show THE OGDEK STAND mm ilwii .A GOOD PIH EER I! H9R tha danger of alfalfa Because of , infestation, complaints have been made to the state crops and pests commission that nrttintv notato irowers are sending: out shipments in hich hay and straw litter has been found. County Inspector D. J. Ham-- i fnon, of Roy, has been instructed to report immediately any snipmenis lacking official inspection.... j ."jT" ";:VT U." are i - n.i have strict laws de- out the weevil. Mon-thbe potatoes resacked before they state borders. I Weber county's potato crop this is large and. in fine shape, Mr. fear irlammon said, though the prices received are disappointing. About 90 tents per hundred is the price offered how but many refused SI 5 earlier n the season, bemadded. ThV potatoes reneraUy go as far east as Kansas consigned, irgned to keep tana requires jKireened and nay cross the at "ity. oo served. IraLowder Chorister, Orvetta ?i I " ' A J 1 J WLJ-- A' -- i . . . MEN'S SHIRTS Men's neck band sty! t nlv. These are standard percales in guaranteed colors. A dandv selection In sires 14H to IT a: 1 00 (MEN'S SHOP) MEN'S COX The!e are the celebrated Holeproof brand wKh sl.ghi imperfections that have been haml mended. A splendid Ion wearing . lisle at four pairs for 1 QQ (MEN'S SHOP) MEN'S GARMENTS Mens L R S. garments in a dandy frond lljrht weight cotton. Garments all with reinforced jeams In bleached olor only. All sizes while they last Qg. (MEN'S SHOT) BOYS' UNION. SUITS Thes. are a dandy nainsook tnBd? tn the B. V. D style, a splendid cool sarrnent for these hot summer davs at shirts I. ..." W Bur- rows Organist, Maggie Felt Accompanist. Singing, "Come. Come, Ye Saints" . . Congregation Prelude. Prayer President Thomas E. McKay Mixed Chorus ..Hannah Grow, Ella Grow. Emma Lofgren, Grace Allen, Lillie Scharte, A. W. Schade and Ira Lowder Postlude. Administration of Sacrament. Moselle Renstrom Song My First Recollections of Huntsville E. P. Bingham Original Paper, "Our Pioneers" Ruth Grow Solo, "A Perfect Day," . .Mathel Allen Pioneer Experiences Emma Peterson Musical Selection Vernal Braithwaite Incidents of Pioneer Travel William G. Smith '. Duet Portia Rollins and Moaelle Renstrom My First Holiday in Huntsville . . . Niels W. Mortensen Song, "The Dawn of Hope" Mathel Allen of Pioneers the Hardships Mathilda Sprague Vernal Braithwaite Violin Solo Double Quartet . . Hannah Grow; Emma Lofgren, Grace Allen Lillie Schade, A. W. Schade, Wayne Grow, Edgar Johnson, Ira Lowder Tribute, "The Pioneers" President Samuel G. Dye Musical Selection . . Moselle Renstrom of God Like a Fire Song. "The Spirit is Burning"- Congregatilon Orin Daniel Allen Benediction v .. j .;...... v,v . ' ' ' : . '. . ' ' ' I irt .... . ' ' -- I Paul Peterson, 12 "years old, 3151 Washington avenue, suffered a broken leg yesterday when struck by a truck Twenty-- j priven by Ellis Sorenson, 670 occurred street.. .The accident second ! street and Washing-- J hear Thirty-fir- st ton avenue. Motorcycle Officer C. E. He Investigated the accident. ' Peiseit said that Peterson and Charles Em- hiett were standing near the edge of the curb, repairing Peterson's bicycle. Borenson, it is claimed, turned his head and, while looking backward, an into the curb. The bicycles to the boys were' smashed and ..... In I A i c bars for Ketable 12 70c . Rood quality leatherette, lined fancy colored cretonne. dl 50C SPclal S1.95 Speclil 81.25 I In Extra ppe iSc (MAIN FLOOR) for. (SECOND FLOOR) BANDEAUS Women's bandeaus and brassiere, made of atrons mesh. mervrlxed and silk finish material, sood fitting models, all sizes Values to 12. Special 50C (SECOND FLOOR) W H T E BLOUSES Women's white cotton waists, eighteen dlf ferent styles of well tailored v oik s GDC (SECOND FLOOR) WASH SKIRTS Fifty white p!3U nklrts. well tailored of Rood quality pique, sites 24 to SO. 15.00 values . , for 82.95 (SECOND FLOOR) Well tailored PONGEE BLOUSES of rood quality Jap pongee. No filling. Values to IS . .'32.75 (SECOND FIX)OR) DRESS SKIRTS Navy blue all wool skirl. The very best of tailto oring and materials. Value (MAIN FLOOR) IVORY SOAP For the bath and al?o for fine laundering. Extra pe cial. 14 bsrs for $ QQ (MAIN FLOOR) BAGS Made SHOPPING from VEGETABLE PEDDLER BERATES SERGEANT v . Extra ppecial. value (SECOND FTX)OR) nd girl' PAJAMAfc Women's Bluebird crepe pajamas. Blllie nurk style, all site. Values to 14. p creamy lather. !. 7Sc only. colors and combinations, fine quality straw sailor models. Values to Special S1.25 (SECOND FLOOR) PORCH DRESSES Women' glnt ham porch clreea in strictly washable plaids, checks and plain gin Value 17. S& ham. dressy styles . ht-se- for (MAIN .FLOOR) H ATS ChilSTRAW GIRLS' dren's straw hats in lltht ar.d dark (MAIN FLOOR) CREME OIL SOAP The queen r.f olive oil srmp. producing a smooth This is the first picture from the Irish parleys to reach America. It shows Ie Valera ( right ) and Arthur riff it li. foumler th Irish leaders of Sinn Fin, at the peace nieetinp in Duhliu wh.-raccepted .Lloyd George's invitation to attend the peace conference in London. Griffith had just been released from prison by the British to take part in the peace negotiations. pt-ar- HOSE (MAIN FLOOR) NEW VOILES 40 Inches !d. a very fine quality made of a nun: 25c ton. while rd (MEN'S SHOP) W men's true-fhaelastic It!1 ribbed top, colors ere brown, blacli. gray. J! so values. Special jj) SILK sl!k BOB twisted pure white Sea Island tc! to WHITE SOAP Bob WMt The solid while soap thi oap lathers Quickly. No phone V 1 One lot to a person. SATEEN Sateen, 2 Inches wide, medium with a bright luater. oft finish, black only. 40c value for. yrd Sl.00 ;' for THREE CRUSQES TO TRADE . .... oo ,- - ..;.... BOY'S LEG BROKEN WHEN HIT BY TRUCK i iS: ( ;X d. Pouring of the last load of completing the Ogden canyon pav- ng was observed this afternoon with nformal ceremonies at Pineview. Takixig part were state, citv and bounty representatives. Moroni Commissioners County Bkeen, John Child and E. S. Green, County Clerk Claude T. Moyes and Sheriff R. D. Pincock represented the county. P. J. Moran of the Moran Paving company which did the work, directed the pouring of the final load, tea Lome mariv i oi orrow 'For These peciais From 9 Till 12 o'Glock : Ay 4 l - I i L A testimonal to pioneers or Hunts ville has been arranged for Sunday and will take place at 8 o'July 24, in clock the Huntsville ward meeting house. The testimonial will be in honor of the following pioneers, residents of Ogden valley: Erastus P. Bingham arrived 1847, Alvin H. Sprague arrived 1849, Jacob H. Jensen arrived 1857. Evan Evans arrived 1859. Catherine M- Grow ar rivew 1&59. Nils Loreren arnvea P. Peterson arrived 1862, Eliza beth Bronson arrived 1862. Angus McKay arrived 1863, Joseph H. Smith arrived 1863, William G. Smith arrived 1863. John H. Smith arrived 1863, Nils Mortensen arrived 1864, Mathilde Sprague arrived 1S64, Lars Peterson arrived 1865, Simeon Jensen arrived 1866, Emma Peterson arrived ,1866, Sophia Sophia Peterson 'arrived 1866, Schade arrived 1866. James C. Wangs-gararrived 18 66, Marinus JoKanson arrived 1867, Elizabeth L. Brown arrived 18 6 8, Niels Hanson arrived 1868, John Jacobson arrived 1868. The following program .will be ob pDEgvor i Q ; Utah Tightens Up Inspec- - Testimonial WilT Be Held Sunday in Ward Meetof Alfalfa Pest ing House Weevil FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 22'. 1921. R DUBLIN PEACE CONFERENCE Hli MTSVRIE T N WEEV IL LAV ARD-EXAMINE- "1 Sl.OO (DOWNSTAIRS) HOUSE BROOMS Th Tery best selected Ionic flexible corn broom, seud five times. One to a person. $1. Values . . . 89C (DOWNSTAIRS) Klosflt WOMEN'S BLOOMERS e U k bloomers in assorted colon. 13 45 values. Special, pair S2.75 (DOWNSTAIRS) WOMEN'S HATS Women's imlta-uoPanama bat In white only. These are splendid lor canyon j X trips. Special, each 75c I" (DOWNSTAIRS) CVash rood WASH GOODS, 25-up to 75c values, Includinr Tolles. orjandles, batiste. Seco silk, etc., to clean up. yard 25c (MAIN FIjOOR) WASH GOODS, 39c Wash foods up to SI values Including voiles. 40 inches wide. Special, yard . 30C (MAIN FLOOR) WASH GOODS, tec Wash ood 11.50 vaJues. to flow, up Including ered voiles, silk stripe voiles, etc. Special, yard G8C (MAIN FLOOR) WASH GOODS, 65c Wash goods up to 1 2 2S values, voiles of all Also kinds pongee silks. Special, yard 85c (MAIN FLOOR) CANVAS SHOES Women's white canvas high top shoes, rnilllxry heels, Goodyear welts, all hih :rde, sites 3 to 6. Special S1.45 (DOWNSTAIRS) MEN'S WHITE OXFORDS Mea'i white cants Goodyear welt ex wide toe, blucher style. All forda, airei. Special S2.45 (DOWNSTAIRS) DOLLAR SPECIAL A table ef white canvas as follows: Children's Mary Janes and shoes snd women's shoes. Special. 2 pairs for . Sl.OO (DOWNSTAIRS) KID SHOES Women's 1 WHITE white kid high heel shoes, all silies I and widths. Values to J12. Spe clal f for this time only S2.45 (DOWNSTAIRS) n c ........ flp-ure- "rcek J. Alexander. CO RDU ROY Corduroy . T2 Inches peddler, pleaded gwlliy to a charge o( wide vrlth the wide wale wrvp. without selling M'scuMfii o hf: He tMid he had mu.ureu Lloyd's quality which means the A dealers and hlad foijtwt that They best for the price. All the most no license. to he proreeded lo operate wanted color. $1.50 value for. one. without rd Life on HONLULU. T. H.. July Zt f)5r I). R. Boberts imposed a fine Judge (MAIN FLOOR) alPalmyra Islands,of several ishundred of $15. with 10 Aayn In jail as the ! NAINSOOK Nainsook. 36 Inches Hawaii. miles southwest oo lonelys ternative. of roundRobinson but busy for a trio In paying lus flr.c Alexander wide, the soft ppun weave, made of Honolulu who have elected ly berated SerKnnt Harlow Wila fine Sea Island cotton for lln WARDLEIGH'S FLOUR to livefrom there and prepare copr;i from son, claiming th.u the police were gerie. children's wear. etc. A Mc Peterson suffered a fracture of the groves, according to GARDEN IS PRAISED the coconut continually picking n foreigner. . 40c value for. yard . tho knee between the was If he and want S5.00 from told 25 c, lis.so there. received lie didn't that ight leg ankle. The middle finger of his right on" he should keep (MAIN FLOOR) (SECOND FlX)OR) Colonel and Mrs. William Ming and to get "pirk-law. hand was also dislocated. Cannas, planted in a corner plot at Edwin Benner, who went there la?t within bounds of the u atare an fire one the seen but vessel, Ogden department, October, have j t considerable attention, from American navy craft, Hlnce they steptracting o DEATH CLAIMS MAN DEATH CURVE passers .by, according-tCaptain H. H. ashore on Palmyra's quiet beach Honwho planted the plants, per came to Wardleigh, When that I recently ship FOUND BY OFFICERS and who cares for themSPEEDER FINED an accumulation of olulu it TELEPHONES The Cannas, with their large green mail frombrought on life of the three'telling vivid been leaves and the foliage, have coconut isles. . Business and Circulation DtpL. .38 W. J. Carter of Tremonton. arretted O'Connor, a cook, died at a the subject of inquiry on the part of theThe dailv routine consists mostly of Barney 5S Clasal'-etn local hospital late Thursday afternoon many persons who called in the staAds curve a asro at Death few weeks coto on the which lay trays . . on f building .S21 a of .. an Clastlfit-by Kiverdale speeding, following tion to determine where the plants conuts, operation performed Directory Dept.. Thee trays are wus found guilty incharge ththey related. and court thii: Advsrtising CtpL Dr. R. S. Joyce and Dr. Roy Wilson. could be secured. .428 city feet 100. three feet long sentenc-ewas to h fine O'Connor was found in a serious conand bed is bordered with a hedge about The 873 morning and Editorial Nwi Dspt.. wide and day after day the nuts are of 130. with 39days la J.nl a the in a vacant store near Twenty-fift- h of netunias. -- i dition street in the left and open gouged and Lincoln avenue and alternative. Mr. Wardleigh Is said to have de- gathered, sun to dry. Was sent to the hospital immediately, of Carter, whose ca?e was set for trial1 one flower best the garveloped a close watch The little keeps colony week. w;is present in court. Due O'Connor had lain in a last state. i i in dens the Denial of The WASHINGTON. July 2 TURlvOCK, Cal.. Julr 22. on the weather, for an hour's showers to an accident condition in the store for to Motorcycle if flcer on - Turlock local of the International thoufive he the that As rain ;ind a of accepted lot charge A cqpra. "Charles C. 'rawforl. the trial could may spoil three days. "strangling hernia" KYult and Vegetable Workers' union aand doliara to aid Groer c. Heritdoll. announced thunder storms appear to le fairly not be held. A continuance waa ' Was given as the contributing cause JAMES EDGERTON today It had passed resoat Palmyra, weather granted. escape wii made to- lutions condemning of death. He is survived by widow eader. toHruc , regular visitors become fdrjft the deportation wa Fuller-Iov- e A license marrlare H. an of by Major Mr. Carter protested aKainat enterCampbell, and daughter at Price. Funeral an HEADS NEW THOUGHT forecasting has important day of field workers. Wednesday Japanese of Cierk c tn the office County factor in the work. the army, before a house InvesMjra-tln- The president of the Turlock made later, jiouncement will - be ing a plea of sullty when his rase itssued t local, James lo Moves T. so oo are Claude yenterday Islands The the of j committee. groups first appeared because of his convic- A was James arrested Shea, Kllen and yesterday; of Tulsa. a Fuller statement la .faJse connection with the deportations. in "Mrs. Hersdoll the Mings okl., tion that he had not been speeding. Love. DENVER, Colo., July 22.- James A. close together that Calif. anHeach, one to Ixng: from ln wade Major Campbell frequently etery particular." HOSPITAL EXPERTS Edgerton, Washington, D- C, today Itinerant white field workers are "Ther is not a word tf truth !ald. other, always, however, with a wary was unanimously president the district, local peace auleaving who looks man tn one out It." for We j MEET AT HERMITAGE of the International New sharks. aleye emplov TEAM NORTH OGDEN Thought aald. It Is thought they fear thorities T CN made before the The charge repalra. after all FOUNTAIN liance in convention here. Mrs. Mel-v- a of Fish are plentiful and furnish amuch for rsrtlclpstlon la . the S prosecution Km ma Lewi J. bird CITY week thi while Mr. committee their work. BEATS PLAIN Good lxw food, by pricea. occasionally also of Washington, was Merrill, as-deportations. fc of i c, Rergdoll. mother the fugitive. Co. Members of the Utah Hospital dinner varies the monotony. secretary. r. The Turlock chamber of commerce four of Asked about a deposit foclation, from Ogden, Salt Lake, Pro-inRev. Nona L. Brooks, head of the Shoes soon become a problem- They a United Plates Senator a hundred with bested vo and JJogan are at the Hermitage dollars had team North thousand telegraphed Meball EXAMINATION'S fle plentiful supply. ogden elected of was they Divine EYE thought Occasional Science, College exnn Johnson the deportations wers orx in thst and j 6gden canyon today, attending a buwet i oT but Plain weather the mt heavy tramping City ;igfregatlon Dronrrti first vice president. bv us take the dtinger out wearing .'w iirm,ooui caused nh awore labor troubles between Mme Mrs. him the siness meeting. wore a: yesslock down by & hibition Farr their s;am I.orln 5782 gave Co. IJergdoll were 8. park J. Others Lewis quickly elected ;ni Filmore, Royal wrong glares. 1 . h 6. white 9 wa itinerant and work to Th been the have Hcore three money. aajd Japanesewere Campbell building'" vice Major Kansas Ogden representatives at the-W.meet-second Palmyrans Mo., terday. presiera and that Turlock citlsens W. dent; R, City, sum -' had been paid a cash not from the combooster from both communifor some time C. Douglas, Boston, auditor. their own footwear Loyal Amended mg include Superintendent Complaint. Charge and involved condemned Mrs. . Fr Talbott, and Charles H. Watts, Philadelphia, from the rough material provided by ties filled a larne portion of the itand He the s.nle act. j Rawson, Dr.-aestate. would real of Ethel. produce vf suit In divorce the plaint Authorities revealed the .Japanese to corroborate thstatement. Miss Etta Browning, Miss Katherine treasurer. nature. and were vociferous In their support- Thomas Benjamin Thoma..wa' evidence against . were in the cantaloup fields been aald. he hnve Brett and Miss Maude Young. The which working the islands, will ceurt lineup: in district the Palmyra yesterday. get filed Philadelphia probably 2 2 cents a crate in rptte ef ooto ,..-dl-for woman If he old a lied when "The Honolulu North ) leased .Plain their a for decree City of Ogden copra by next convention, leaders said. Mrs Thomas requems Paulsen vorce on the ground of cruelty. They; said she gave me fifty dcllars to hind the fact the growers were to pay oo syndicate, are. the property of Henry Miller 1 , and have ; to Grover. 8he did not Civs me a cus- - white workers 24 cents. The white jg AD CHECK PASSER E. Cooper who is said to have bought Chadwick Keller were married June 2. P. workers demand 25 cents. . . Chrtstensen Snooks them under the. American flag. one child. She, alleges that Thomas jSed copper." ! oo oo CO oc-- J GETS FINE OF $20 ESCAPED PRISONERS Read a ".suited Berrett 2b on divers beat her and Keardon 3b Draney caslons. Custody of th child possesELUDING DEPUTIES U. S. WILL PAY MORE French tTTftTJVnno v Myern Ion of the furniture arm. alimony i NOISY AUTO DRIVER XlXVXi A O Yt with passing Glen Maw Wheeler, If Holmes charged I a check for $40, knowing the check GET FEDERAL PLUMS IS DECLARED GUILTY Hunt requested. rf No trace of Lloyd Treseder and FOR CANADA'S WHEAT Campbell to be worthless, pleaded guilty to the ( f 1.10. Richardson Scott f and cleaned ffults Seibold. preaaed. from who escaped oo-Charge when arraigned before the city Raymond and $1.25. Sponged ralm Beach. Modsl county jail. Wednesday night, has WASHINGTON. July 22. NominaH. A. Abbott, truck driver, arrested tourt this morning. He was sentenced the Wheat Sask.. REGIKA. ri 40li 76c July deIaundry. been uncovered the sheriff pressed. by to pay a fine of 520, with 20 days asr; Included Frank Seymour this morning on a charge of operating tions will not THOUSAND DOLLAR west Canadian the in today prices are The officers working be affected by the new American tarthe alternative. Judge D- R- Roberts partment. this Reed, of Gulbertson. Mont., to he re- a motor vehicle with the muffler open, Son IJonu A hoy waa lorn on clews by former associ- iff Aas OFFERED interference REWARD this Mm. imposed sentence which corresponded ates of thefurnished Corolts. ceiver of public moneys at Glasgow. pleaded not guilty when arraigned beIS except insofar men. morning to Mr. and with recommendations made by. Counfore the city court. He was found to the United a free with and shipment oo quarter Mont. The baby weighed eight of Malta. Kertin. Malcolm Edwin be market ty Attorney David Wilson. however, but in view of aur guilty, States may exploited by COUNTY SPEED COP to an opinion Mont., to be registrar of the land of- rounding circumstances, was stive n ItOPKBl'KG. ore.. July 21. A re. pounds. manipulators, according of the a suspended sentence of five day. fice. Glasgow. distilled artificial. Phone ICE by J. B. Musselman, central ward of f 1.000 for the capture ON; JOB ONCE MORE expressed was offer- - 1101. M.Pure Evidence indicated that the offence for the Saskatchewan Grain murderer of Iiusell Coai & lea Co. 21 1 1 .John Hegnes. to be postmaster at ml Jones Ia secretary was not wlllfuL IN Nome. Alaska. bv Douglan ountv today following Growers', association, in a recent inthe verdict of the coroner's Jury last Ibetunn Home Ir. S W- Wherry Charles Crawford, Weber county's terview. was shot to death and Mrs. Wherry accompanied by J. So long as the United States re- night that Rus-ei- l i t new speed officer, wwio was Injured In western Canadian hard wheat before his hea Hess body "wm found T. Rusmer and family hate returned J a collision between his motorcycle and quires with her own winter beneath the wrecked automobile of to Ogden from an extensive trip to for blending an "owl" street car, resumed his dut- wheat, it would seem that Dr. R. M. Brumfleld. against whom a the Jackson Hole country In Wyoming PUT UP ies today. He is carrying a broken people will, have to pay theherown warrant charjclng him with murdering and also to Yellowstone National rrk. import finger in a Rling, but says his injury duty on it. besides its competitive Rus.Hf-1- wan l.v.ied last week. will not hinder his work. 'The Sheriff Sam Starmer today had refor typevalue." said Mr. MusaelmanOgden Typewriter House Mutton at 2c a Pound HZ2 Hudsot United States millers will be under ward posters printed In Sp4nlsh for writers and repairs, Canin with a WOW distribution in Mexico. IN TABLETS avsnua. rnose iss. competing handicap CASHIER OP BANK adian miller when it Is considered able to secure a tteg quantity ef choice fat mutt en, W hav is used for blend r CONFESSES THEFT that tnimported wheat Agee is again en Former Judge all young sheep, W ar ffrlra these sheep en sal st , , wether, to flour or law ana is for export making ing gaged In the practice prices. teundtnj Europe." connected with PeVine. Howell. Stlne on our of this tariff B. "The effect 22. S. J. YANKTON, D., and Gwllliam, (I25. Ecclss building, his July Easier To Take Than Yeast Howe, cashier of the Farmers' Guar- meat Industry Is likely to h very In room 1 JO. 7tl Choice Mutton Stew, as long ae It laits. pound ......le private office being Results Quicker and Much antee State bank, of Volin, was ar- much more detrimental to the farm.., tCs Mutton Roasts, Shoulder rested yesterday afternoon on a charge-, ers of this country, especially as ..... aa : as It ."...! ef Less Bother, long lasts, pound Mutton, Lq of embezzlement. According to a re- Canada has practically no other mar sr Loin Mutton Resets, pound ... iree and. 1 ket for live cattle," he continued. The I! port of a state banking department FUNERALS .xu. 2 ! Mutton for,. pounds Chops. examiner defalcations amount to four tntng ior Canada to do is to leave noi CHEMISTS CONCENTRATE atr Roast. choice, Rib. Rolled pound ti1tx stone in unturned thousand dollars. Howe told officer,; building up export 'i-' Ctra chpic Pot Rosrts, pound and tr DOSE INTO TINY TABLET he used the money to pay a- debt. He marketing' arrangements that, will The funeral-r- f Edna Mildred Simp.d?JC leave her producers under no handiMinn. Vesl Pot Resets, pound tormerly lived at Tyler, nnrnoon ii was neia son ar,fwir otcap in meeting the competition of the tsKC Log ef frk Roast, pound o'clock in the Rlvtrdals ward chapel. ; 'Thousands are turning from, ordinary United States in the markets of the ac1 for was to Jumbo church The Cantaloup. inaatquate NOTICE new world. and better way. Drugveaat to the YEOMEN, commodate tb number of persons oo r frerfng you th vry fferlna yeu a hop.aH sal. W We ar gista, doctors and chemists praise new. who came to attend tn services, fourAn ocean, liner loses as much as Phos-Ph- o mew meats Sal begins at ones snd at concentrated rsducad as Vitamine beet fat deceased prices.Quality acted of th nig 'highly teen friends All members will take lunch and $5,000 in thefts of silver and linen orrerwas invocation Tablets, which contain a proper dose of meet at Lorin Farr Park, Friday ev- bv flower bearers, souvenir hunters. continues as long as th slock last. By nw. Water Soluble B Vitamine obtained from ed by Jesse Stephens. A male quarts!.' yeast, with "Fat soluble A Vitamine." ening, July 22. Ice creamto furniahed. Arthur EVERYTMINO STRICTLY GUARANTEED Yeoman composed of James, Andrew. complimentary etc. These amall tablets are swallowed Outing Edward Bingham sang two selec5T52 and . with a mouthful of water after meala. baseball team. ' A Delicious vDuh served with tions. Miss Vera llobbs, and Our oo ; Easier to take, results quicker, more ecoand better for you. The tablets FEDERATION ELECTS Chllds sang. 8peakei were Oeorge, the- Chicken Dinner ELVY'S MARKET nomical .do not upaet 1e stomach and keep IndeC. Child. Hryant 8. Jacobs. Murray K. j Irv-to I finitely. Write for free, pamphlet President Bamusl O. Dys and j Jacob. A. Street 616 Twenty-fourt- h ifag Laboratory, Wheeling. W. Va.. or ask NEW MEXICAN WOMAN Benediction A. Bingham. Bishop Phos-Pho Vitamine Tablets at your for a. in was offered by J druggists. Advert! seme nt den Of to'th was accompanied t 22. Misa body O.. CLEVELAND, July " The '. cUaJTSes aad a funeral um the oi lengthy Soap dily by M Lotta E. Kelly, of Raton. N. City cemetery today Purifies th pores clrbe slua. Uis pJt-in- g waa cortege. President 8. O. Dy dedicat- ?' first vice, president of OintDoctors Recommend Tbs blcihds pimples. aS ed the grave. the National Federation of Women's ment used occaiionall f. as needed. xhs oo third the clubs, by organization's and heala an irritaltoa or roughn. i flio Eyot th flower. furnishes Floral j Den-Opt- o Weber now In session here convention sr idel for tb toUt as is also JW Till oo and Cuticura Talcum tat perfumiag. Physicians eye specialists pre. oo . AT DIES lOt. Bon-Opas a safe home remedy 'criba BON IS HORN SU f w UtL k Mrai 0Mrs Ufc-MALTA, Mont., Mary Erne, age She KAYSVILLE. 102, here July 22. Mr. and Mrs. recently. passed away ) jrtrenrthen eyesight. Sold under (Cxg) r. 0 o announce ths arrival of monej was Ldtrklns came 11 to in born Fred Canada and 10c t Grocm. all ttiund jt guarantee by druggists. a son born at their home Wednesday. Montana in the earlv.dv. 5 . j ! h-i- ! ..... 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