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Show aPfca- a- . I ' A7v W tfcw?- 5 4 !' .., i Stlf w ? "Wi ''iSrvfl- ' 4j& "? eS su she will take the pises of Myrtle Bwainton se superintendent- of the Ogdn- - Influenza emerMis Bwainton Is now gency hospital Dee hosill with the d aae at V pital in that city. Dr. JT. N. Delph. tnfiuensa expert of the national I led Crons organtz. tion, announced this morning that the spread of the disease coaid be presented to a great extent if every person who thougbt that he had been exposed to it would purchase a quantity of Dichloramine T and place a Itule -- ..... of it In bis-- nostril. - - - V May Vote In Tents. Fearing thJ the influenza closing order might Interfere with the election Not 4. County Clerk Thomas Homer has" w riiun' to Dr. T. B. Beatty, state health commissioner, suggesting the uee of tenta for polling places. The clerk calls attention to the' fact that ventilation la often poor in the polling places and that the assembling of crowds in such quarters might be serious. Other voters might be kept away from the poll by fear of contracting the disease, he points out. , -. ' where dn, Miss SOCIAL EATHERII1GS AtAiSt i 1 1 .LLIIjj CITED FB3 UrmAt rMt Oct, II. Mwti PrvArviefc lottir Ftrt Wrt ' influent,A. FTe4ericit ed I and Vers Lortflt the The fvneml cortege will lynera. 3. M. Teller undertaking wtablubmeni Datttnltf t I p m- - ua brief wrticti at i .raami of Edwfcr, eon of Gorf . will be beld it tbe City cemetery 9 II p m under direction of tbe bishJ opric of the Thirtieth word. camp j WIIUm Arthur Th At 1H Mil- director Of the l'nlii ya'r worker foe avenue, Oct. Jl, of lafloeosa. William Mr son and Mr. Arthur of Thoma. campaign which embraces the aevea govths organization sanctioned, by Promise Made to' Pershing ernment to aeaiet la war work. ry -- Health In' Board Amelin Davie At 444 Gol In the city yesterday td contef Oct. 2, ef influenza. Amelia , Not rived hn street.gentler Thai America , . elude Them in General with 3. David Larson and ctherk. Ow- Oerstnor Oatis. wife of Price Davis t Sad stater of Bishop John J. Gsrstnsr. ' being J1V, Mr. She wss in death but A few Fail, But Superhuman Ef- ing towinMr.visitLanson Orderr-Ij- tf tb city on his return hours by preceded her infant child. from Helena, Mont., which place he Martha H Mrh At a local hospital. ' More fort Necessary. . Reache left for at noon today to order to giyn Oct. fnfiuenajtn Martin H. Marsh, West street. le of Hi s&uth . helpful suggestions for the coming ceased was aEighth . Towns. of Bishop and formerly comGov. Simon Bamberger this morning campaign for funtfg for the organi- Frank Stanley Garfibid the Smelting ployed by i issued the following appeal in behalf zations. .While her he talked with pany. The tpaerai Will be held 8un- at t.4f pm. at the City cemetery. OCTAL feathering of 11 kinds, Inof the Fourth Liberty loan campaign: Chairman Heber f. Grant and 'oth- day the cortege leaving the 8. M. Taylor r uncluding public weddlnr TTh loyalty of Ois people of Utah ers. and upon his return will meet with establishment at t 26 p.m. j the local organizations and assist them der the baa by order of the state again i subjected to ths acid test. To in whatever 'Tfceaarf" Wayne Dhnoad Thomaa v way be can! libMra Mr son cause of and board of health because of the of , in Dimortd, ao the Jr., demands Wayne far all Mr. McDfll indorsed the article of T W, Dintond of Murray, died et the. DIES OF INFLUENZA erty and Justice they, have responded Dz-- Frank Crane hi Thorn-da- family 8panlsh influenza epidemic, according 17. at Oct pnbhsbed residence Thursday, ha stood at or News in which Dr. Crane etated ii 10 p.xn. of pneumonia, aged lb years, to annouBcement from the health ofliberally and the statehonor list- - They near The Top of the has happened. deceased was a graduate of the Granitg j amazing tlyt'an fice is the stats capital today- - Dr. T. not per- In that all creeds thing must not fail now. they must and sects had Joined high school and wab in training at the ' E. Beatty; state health eb mm lesion er, Morse Moon, son of Mr. and mit German peace propaganda to Over- bands and are ignited in their effort U of U when he contracted the dlseasa. Arthur listed that the order closing all pub- Mr. A. T. Moon of this Short funeral serxjces will be held at subscribswot to win the war. . j , city, sad well shadow duty, W must what lic meet tn re and assemblage should the City cemetery Saturday, Oct 19, at the govwe can afford but At Reno, from which plage Mr. 4 p m be construed to Include all eociaj gath- known theatrical man. died is Helena. what the cortege leaving the residence successful the needs for ernment offtbdi he the arrived, MonL, of last influenza, reported st I. lb p-night .Spanish erings. The only meetings that bare for democracy. icials in charge held a splendid meeting battle the oj to' a from received according telegram been permitted are those under the W the family lladwrn Jetev effective and most are and convincing commence The well organized, to residence. 19 east First beuth street, by Mrw. W. 8. Hen- reply to Germanys request for an ar- tbe drive auspices of Ui Bed Cross for Bed Mrs A, T. Moon Fifth W. Madam. Jr, son of Mr. and Peter East, tit today e Cross purposes, this exception Is made derson, The state of Nevada, he say, aeema Mrs B. W. Madsen died Thursday Mrs A. T. Moo has been in New Tork mistice. sad the most saiisfyidgassur-ancbecause of the fact that the work done for some that the resident of the I r.tted to be enthusiastic over the outcome. night He was t years old, and beeides past and the message is of an essential character. It ts per- stated thattime resident The money raised in this drive will his parents is survived by hia widow, she wss leaving at on, States are united behind mitted only upon the condition that for this city. Word hat Arthur Morse VVileon, w irt com with the overnub- - be and end brother the sisters; following seven to the organize apportioned e. those breeeht wear msotk R, W V. R. and H. Harry MadMo- m- and- - his - wife- of 'the laiiarty .loaii. thmrions under the vchedtried planwot- - B Wilra'S. the Viliomle was received by his ACrTpClmr Lund. Mrs, O. B.Hardy Draper, panguiteh. Hendenuyt and with which tn itself, will spell unconditional lined by President Wilson. The Y. M. sen; so father la Immedihe O. JL Meredith. . . Mra. and left and night Minenrvtlle are tm.ng the new towns C. A., Y. W. C, A.. National Catholic for the Central Powers. surrender for the Montana ately 'Capital. Lows ftooe Higiiw At Berkeley reporting the appearance of Spanish Mr. Moon formerly lived in Balt Lake ."The kind. of democracy that hold Jewish Welfare Board. CaU Mra. Lena Rose Higuera 24 yeera bifluensa today. A death wss reported and was a graduate of the Salt lake tha door of opportunity open to the American Library War old, wife association. of Frodk Higuera and daughis Winter school. he In While for, it school here Quarter from, Jjeamlngton. is worth fighting high humblest the and Service h& Community Cling Mr. and. Mra. Fred ter of worth Salvation and Jfunnyeide reported the appear- was a member of the echoed football worth dying for. It certainly receive Us east Thirteenth Sofeth street, Berry, will each Balt Lake Army team and school of the cadets ance of the epidemic yesterday captain for. bonds and of huvbsnd buying died Besides her allotment Liberty the money. Monday. Upon his graduation he went upon the temoon "Let us maintain the difsitr. honor Mr MeDill will also visit in south- parents, Mrs. Higuera Is survived by and won considerable renown Twelve new eases In Balt Lake eoun- - stage infant child and tbe following brothboth as s speaking and motion ptrturo and loyalty of Utah In a heavy over- ern California and assist In helping the aa actor. - Hi wife Is the daughter of subscription to the Fourth Liberty loan organizations here. Prospects so far er and sisters. Mrs. Alvin Fattisoa, ty outaide of the nouth city Unfits bare Martha Marion. Miss Pauline Rose. been reported to tbe state health of- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson of this on Pershing day." seem bright for the drive and alt the Mrs. Mrs. Fred Rose, all of this city, and . . fice. city. The appeal cam partly in response are Mr. In officials nay McDill, Fred charge, 'Rose, now in the army In Franee. Urgent-- appeals for more ganae to a telegram received from the na- zealously planning to carry the Cam- The funeral cortege will leave the worker at the Red Cross headquarters council of American patriot tional of her parents at 1 p. m. Sunday home paign Through to a successful finish and brief owing to. the Illness of a number of Indian Summer following a telegram from the same Peace- and harmony prevail with peradvices will be held at tbe was which It source a few rtay ago in mty fsmeteryy the worker with the" Influents, were from-a- ll fect Meteorological Program hag PereRing Robert Gen, issued by announced tbkt J, Shields, manager who realize that "in unity Jermilk W. mm In this city. of the local organisation, this mornbeen asked to pue a message to the ganiaationz Jeremiah W. Phillips, 80 rears old to Persh- there is strength.'" died Thursday. He fa survived by a ing. These volunteer are needed, Mr. The rain of the past three days left American people appropriate name has wife and five children; Alice L. PhilShields says, to make the gauss masks a precipitation of .44 of an inch, and ing Liberty Loan day. This lips, A. E Phillips, Harry Phillips, which are being worn in nearly every apparently has terminated the Indian been ehoeen for the last day of the Nora B. Phillips and Clee Patten Philin behalf of the loan. The COLLIER REINSTATED department store and factory in the- summer, which ' has been o pleasant campaign received eity. Strictly private lips. all of this were by CTov. Bamberger, city to prevent the spread of the epi- for the Met two weekz Cooler weath- telegram held at the home, funeral services "National and Boston signed at dated demie. The work rooms are kept open er 924 Second east South street, at 1 p m. of winter. the approach heralding aays: Patnota," relatives left with today, after wMch dally from 4 a.m. to 2:36 pm. Nearly Is now on the meteorological program Council American from Gen. Pershin Missouri. old home for the the The body 1.000 masks had been furnished by There cablegram no frost last night, because his where interment will take place. the Red Cross to individuals in and of cloudy nkiez but with less or no ing has aroused the people, for In this ont of the city up to noon today. , clouds tonight, frost and freezing tem- appesl to support the nation ttisrk. R. Carl -- At Bremerton, heart the touches string Wash . Maurice R. Carter. 24 rszrs old. peratures are 'looked for, with ris.ng eventful hour Appeals for Help. unless the but .Superbeen A .resolution died ha WTsdnesday of pnenmoniz aecord-tn- x for storm The all of Americans, puted ty Bsturday. Piteous appeals for help continue temperature to word recslved In this city Thursof the human efforts are everywhere made yronty coaimiraion that rescind the extended over the northern to arrive at the Red Cross headquar- state, over most of Idaho, part confront and part ne fear the day. H formerly lived in Salt Lake of failure to resolution passed several months tfo and was employed by ths Sticknsy ters from stricken families. Because of Montana and Wyoming. .It .was u. Kindly stigma appeal make urgent two weeks ago R.E-the which from Collier removed Cigar company. About perk thie of tbe heavy volume of work placed rattling in the Yellowstone press and otherwise to h left this city, to -enter the employ Thera .was. no precipitation people through - upon Mr- .- Shield. Dean W. W, Fleet-woo- d morning an position of county road cemm!saioner, of about to effort atbring make every tbs tbs government Paget Round rector of St. Marks Episcopal at Modena. ov ereubscription on Pershing day. Oct. following some friction between him navy yard Mr Carter was the son of of ha members A. and tbs that 4t Fifth eommssion Carter. Mr. county and R the church, has been appointed to assist Mr. epint 15. Perehing says Todays resolution was the emit of avsnne. and arms born in Belfast, IsMainz him during tbs emergency. them has. been the determinarged Women Mr surin Collier the Mr. matter the Carter his taking; behind up Cross Red Besides at Reports received tion to be worthy of thosesealeft district court anT reeelvisg the de- vived by hisparents widow, Margaret Nelson and that cision Work Over Cross Red headquarter this morning said that whan they crossed the, had Katherthat tha eotmUssloa a county daughter, six members of a family hy the name news of America, awake, more unified, no legal right, to remove him from Carter, ine. two sisterz Mrs A- - W Leggett and of Cox, 414 west Fifth North! street, more determined, has thrilled them office without causa He also holds-tMrs. E. C. Dutton, an of Salt Lake, and V. of Mrs. the was: head Goorg Lawry were seriously ill with the inflnenaa addition to the position of county road one brother, Henry Carter .of SacraGen. Pershing all. Our the position of county ments, CL and had ne one to care for them. educational and Information com- Fear not,replto AmeHca never failed o commissioner, surveyor-- ; -- The hatter poeittoa h elect-tv-e, of Nurses were immediately sent to- - the mittee and the grace honor by sustain its council of war the Fork of the is the while former ' appointive home. r t. ' Ths resolution it God never will.' , aoticks together with the court No deaths were reported to the city Y. W, C. A. it now on an automobiis gives Mr. CoHier a right to colruling health department this forenoon, but tour oI the southern part of the state. The funeral ef Hubert G Bush, who lect back salary for the time he was Dies a -several influenza death occurred in Mrs. died Wednesday, will be held at noon illegally out ef office. - different sections of the city yesterday and beat dee carrying literature to the cemetery. Friends Sunday Jn the city between Yea 's fitness 4 and 14 a m.1 bs-o- afternoon. Vera Bobt, 1 he i speaking To The various town may view the body Uni Sunday at the Qaattrough-AIlco- tt 'X' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erie Pohl, women In group wherever There" Ji Vo establishment. j dertakmg After a year'F Illness, Mrs. Mathilda died in the Red Croat emergency hos- Inhibition against surh action on acserrices for Caleb W Parry. count of the epidemic. In regard to a Hagtund died yesterday ef heart trouFuneral pital during the afternoon. One other 2 child In this family ''is seriously ilL recent Red Croee gathering in Beaver ble at tbe home of her daughter. Mrs years old. will be held la tbw city i Sunday. Mrs. Laura Louise Hlckok, JJ years old, she writes: "The women were very John Blair. 114$ Lake street. She was cemetery t 1 f Dies D. A R. G. Auditor Frank 44 west Ch rental street, and her niece, mneb Interested, and regretted that 7 year ofeage." of Richard Davies. 11 funeral Ths of M. auditor of the Dewees, In Sweden receipt born Was. 'd. jiftere-we- re Clair Jane Htckek, 4 month home of his ths died who at old. five years only twenty present. Denver A Rio Grands road, hi dead at Mr and Mrs. Thomas W. Da- - j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hie-ko- so they Immediately act about to ar an illness of several parent. after Denrrr, beheld street, 2721 Edison street, were other wgi East Fifth 171 vies. range for another meeting at four months, according to word received in Mt Olivet cemstory at 2 24 p m. Satwhose deaths were reported. Mr. and o'clock tomorrow afternoon at which here. He had lived in Denver since urday. ' ' Mrs. Ray Hlckok are leo in a serious I am to talk asain. These Beaver 1482. coming west from Indian and condition. - Frederick Edward Lorenz women ar simply service for Mr Albert A. Funeral on each had been with the Rio ftp; since Hill. Who died at a local hospital Oct. son of George A. and Vera Rave the whole town to promteed . 14. will bs held at tbe Wasatch Lawn eolith First West street, Lorenz the women, and I guess we Sunday, at 12 noon. Friends and James H. Harper. 274 north there for Assault Tony Felo cemetery. ArmM shall have a good crowd." The body may be viewed sre to also West are Fifth , street, reported v an Italian, 44 vears.old. was ar- st tbinvited mano, of her parents. Mr and j home have succumbed to the disease. hav- Mr H. S. Ehurtleff, H47 Roosevelt z vs- last rested with charged night, total of 141 new cases of the ina assaulted Frank Been Have one, between ths , hours of 4 24 and It , Binesgkieyick. ing fluenza were called to the attention Alleged to v Bulgarian, with a shovel. The Bul- am. Sunday. in Theft of cpy health officers Thursday and "xw- Implicated garian's head is severely lacerated and more in of than' the disease .reports bruised. Officer say the assault folFUNERAL DIRECTOR. score of other families were received lowed an accusation by Felomano that at the city health department up to Alleged UKhave been implicated hi to had wife, Binesgkieyick spoken k noon todar. with Ben Bishop and L. 4- - Hale WedR. M. TtTMR which the Bulgarian denied. Felo04, ' ' Word from the Bed Cross emer- nesday Right In the theft of an automano was lodged in the city Jail and FUNERAL DIRECTOR gency hosp.ta! this morning said that mobile belonging to The Christensen j wer wounds treated Binesgkieyick i.- - 47 victims of the disease were being E.MIZ at tbe emergency hospital. - . . eared for there and that everything Boot shop, 15 east Third South street, t raa. ML Cswllae Deader to Meet. A meeteras cunning as smothly as could bs following which Bishop was wounded j No deaths occurred there In - a run fight with the police. Joe ing is scheduled for this afternoon at expected which wholesale and retail dealer in last night and this forenoon, Robertson. 18 yfar-- old. was arrested during A call for 'four more parses has been at 10 east South Temple street lest automobile accesCARL EDDINGTON A CO. gasoline, oils-an- d FUNERAL DIRBCTORA. sories have been asked to discuss with J Issued from-ihCliff Patten. C. W. institution, night' by Detei-tive- s DAT AND NIGHT. 'i,' OPEN X the commercial economy board thv nay . Blair and Frank Glenn.' Gfficerg Teachers Volunteer. PHONE HI to keen stores their open only prosai Robertson has a criminal record that 74 'teachers attendbetween 4 am. and p ra seven day. last winter for imt ed Approximately the meeting held at the West Bide and era arrested a week. This practice is said to be in several burglaries. The f'j Higtj school Thursday afternoon. Of plication that followed in several-ethwestern I police declare he lh a former inmate PERCY C. METER this number 21 volunteered to act as of state to effect a considerable saving school. He is Industrial state ft Inwere nurses and preliminary r, of given and also of on an gasoline, held M4 So. and Mala. Wo STS open charge. struction in the care of the disease. since ft admits of handling tbe busiho Ben Bishop, the young man nr .1 m Their action was highly commended was ness with one shift of employee the side of the face during 4 Ifthia morning by Manager Hhtelds and the shot inwith 8 W. Tempi Jos. Yu Trtor. the officers, is etlll In fight Volunteer Wanted Volunteer ast. Utahs leading andsrtakar and Dr. E. A. Smith, superintendent of the the emergency condihis MATHILDA and HAGLUND, MRS . hospital and is Service sistance toin asked local quality goods tbs boards by stated city school. fr. tion is said to be slightly improved Fhe Joined the Church of Jesus Christ Salt Lake City to assist in tbe work bsoz Pries at yoor owa suiting. W. 241 day that another call for volunteers Phyacians how have hopes that he wilt of 24 year ago and latter-da- y Saints " would he Issued in a day or two. With recover. She ts of mailing questionnaires to the reg 14 years ago came to America. UNDERTAX A CO. CRI ODONNEL " have and , the volunteers regia ett'd all calls for Wool , Oscar Haglend, not nf smbalmz mother visited her non at survived by on Bishops tt .Thane 'the-Re.TeL.xeretved.jhMnnuez. Ufos efceife9 head- the hospiialT" at help rzrrie St iniftforniwnntrsdaighterMn!v John Blair. Mrs John Willis and Mr tionnairss are to go out 14 per cent quarters have been filled, but ths x Emil Carlson, all of kali lake There daily. gtzrUng today, manager enj that trained nurses are FLORIST. are also IS grandchildren- " oadly needed to so to OuL-i.-ti town. Transferred to Ogden Lionel C. Funeral services will be held Bunds jr as to KING FLORAL CO. FLORAL 2 pm on tha lawn at tha reaidance, Ainsworth, . . Many calls for mui inatN in ths selective at , , private , 214 E. lad So. Tsl Waz 1411. how to combat tbe i .utte been informal meetings have been hld J1 Bar1 ?'! b ,h servlco bureau detachment of tbe received by L.e Red Cl M ii.tu.ial in States army assigned to Utah, United AMERICAN FLORISTS batwaan tha tha manoftamant j pf Utah f these are the last few da s. has been transferred from state head daaigna for apery nrcsztoa FLORAL Bxprsso - - from. Idaho and TV ca g and they powar it Lijrht company, and Its em oa id board. quarter orders paid charges j theOgden city ttlovMii rilUvr't4'k1ttt mmtmnta to -- 'James H. Collins are being Aaocrtcaa Tbsatra Was MT7. FaL-rip.dly as poa- - offmial and PonaJd R, SOCIETY GIRLS rarojcnftKnr of the onto, by sfble. low who have been unattached, are . tha company's deaimir with tbam FLORAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY Mne Louise Eane, one of the su-- throurb ordered to report at atato headquar- Evas intamational officers not emFloral Os.. 4 Mat Wa ML D. ter been per vino re of Dz W. H. Groves have They A tha ts taking spscial company by meeting S. hospital, wha was taking a vara-- .. ployed work at the post. et for 10 am. Saturday,, whan some LAMBOUKNR SALT preparatory FLU" bon from her duties, has gone to Og- - definite actio may bo taken. loading florist, new stem Fw Manka tn Booed Offlcea 'Members Lake's a era! dsaigna our spoetaltty D of various' local draft board forces ar Uaaz T South Mat Was dll wearing gauze masks today, as a mesa- About - of tbe Chi Omega girl of Iur, cf prevention against Spanish CFMk.llj.KrEg. of flusnaa. The draft board rooms Utah, have met since University dultt crowded, and LAWN In the Bishops building, where WhSATCH CEMETERY board of health Pernetoal Car 44 Mala St, Was 14M. they are making protection masks for followed in a largo number the present Influenza cpUJemie. Over j or 200 ucre turned over MONUMENTS. jo the Red Cross I U1 Return yesterday. ; Saturday UeuL Com, Biliousness is a common fonn of indlgtsfion. It These mask are becoming quit ALT LAKE MARBLE AND W. E. Madden, commanding versa!- Boy scout and newsboys ar the local naval Works ft Jobaae Prep. 1M station, and which the stomach, intes, row wearing them on the atreetz and party, who wentrecruiting brought on by food-wasto Pullman Wzzh- - N Street ? toeai Red Croat headquarter have to tndact students of the Washington tines and bowe's fail ter epeL" ' If you will take a few. taken the InittaUve-btha (state university Into the U. & naval UMT . .hen- - bilious, you will soon p;x-doses of Eeechams tnaaks at their ork. Thewearing office force reserve, win be home Saturda svs- & a aa 24x4 well BRAND NEW KELLY SPR1NG-fiel- d workers are the them. using ning. rid yourself of he i..purii;s, relieve sick headache, Caring and Innertube on rim. Loot great ha been the demand for 4 Ion between Beaton etor and Midroad tim llate the Kvcr and bile and. tone the stomach, these masks that many of the main vale .on Redwood Road. Return to stores carry them, and they can drug Produce renditions Frank Col, Salt Lake Reward. lies thy are quickly also bs obtained at --local headquaby rter. Large allotments can only be seSMALL BOSTON TERRIER, DARK cured from local headquarter who wait aoex, white strip on Tho funeral of Corporal Eldrodge S. Brindla. ha ve shipped them all over the Itate. face pointed bat ear not cut unusually who Coffin, Camp Zachary Tay- largo eye, answer to name of JatZ Four units ar working overtime at lor. Ky., ef dtedat Influenaa Spantab last week, Good reward. 127 So. 4th East. Phono local headquarter turning out tAeae wa held in the eity cemetery YTinr-dey I447-R- ., mask but still there is need for more Governor Bamberger. Major Fred Hy workers to assist, and ths gauze room Jorgeneen. adjntaqt general, and Capblanks of every description, Legal , thsffitm of Spscial Yalos to Wssn an with Evvry Bon, officials have called for volunteer go tain J. f. Early attended.Flit honors were paid the dead man by arranged from tho best legal forma make bp for the great number who a detachment 4nnkM through mt tk worlA J boxns, 10c, 25c. and mold ter A full ef from brought rtrictly Fort are rick. A great deay'of work Is un- Douglas who flrod throe volley evr supply always on hand at tho Penerot finished string to the lack of worker the grave aa the New Book Btorm bugler , b. of State luenaa. Utah ' ' r i1- ape j v pf-. The Leading Store tor 25 (Years in Carpets and i f r a 4 HwT '7 CALLED BY DEATH ft. 1 FI b FRIDAY bCTOBER. 18, 1918 EVENING NET7S DESERET uv "" , Ra Very Attractive Prices Featured Today and Saturday in r George D. McDiit. associate i " ,T Will' - Me-Df- H liof w vu to .Come' and see them.: Note the unusual .values are uncommon these days.--- "" Handsome Patterns and All the Leading ; !i barg , Alakes. ? k&i fJttejmJj ys - Me-D- ill proa-edtti- drAt fM -- wwe-Wtk-w- k j a Womens op That Were $10.00. la a Slashing Out-dea- r- V- - ing Tomorrow - nu Hi-T- - SHOES - -- Finale? of Pairs Hundreds War-Cotpyi- l, , L Enthatiastic Shoo savings without No Salt precedent. Lake woman with a desire to save can afford to ignore uoh, savings Included are Cloth Topz . AlMirown Cloth Dips, Black with White Kid Top Black with Cray .Kid Tope and many other of the most atun-nln- g footwear creation In a grand ' ; AU-Gr- ay bargain array at , mtut ) - Ha gland After id $12.00 -- LATE LOCALS -- Hi-To- Shoes p In Fidd Monae Brown Pearl Gray doth Top and Champagne Cloth Tope; made by one of the leading makers Choose from this extraordinary lot. tomorrow at ! -- 24.44. Lea than you could b 'q y them - r today tU wholesale. k, WHERE CONFIDENCE 1S. 7.35 27.35 COUNTS. I 220 MAIN STOEET - , NEXT DOOR TO COHNS M. RS1-3- I "V ill - N'' er ';T4s man-powe- 21-2- s. Fh-ei- ' Itltwho -- talk .. ?r vl fC DU-sig- I W out-of-to- aneredas -- BUSIN eoH ECORDS hi that show w dealers ofices just about half the homes w 'this, dtf, hay thdr coal IN winter,- thU-retall m L EMC For Biliousness k IMS tor-thi- s Fill your bin NOW. I g and commeadaMe wisdom. None of know how soon Uhe momm maf. breaaEach' home should he' pmrei- , r . TeM ua what kind ofXumaoe you har abd well tnU you what kind of cw boy. Klght now, e can deliver , coal you want the very day you want , TV suing Moat of Em Pwopt Moat ef tbe Tlmo." - - th.tt - 1 MONU-ment- - te ' y iing Kico2D.-ninrir2-B' O FUNERAL SERVICES PEIS - Ui J mifi-tar- y. X d IF- -" iL-- vt i ziiIbUEzjLi Ljie.w 02); |