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Show THE 1 1 EH A L D-- R EP UB LICAX, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1915 4 S3 i I .Vh ti Private MI,, wl CLAW SON an.l Frankv who wetf narrl1 rmrntns Lake It yen-terd- lr brilliant thj fenlt rntsT. locked fireproof We rooms or "open storssre.' care of your roods. take customer A our best pleased advertisement. Only careful, competent and experienced used. material employed, and best of packers NAN' ii ii SEC TIIK WAnBUOl'SB u '4- STORE CLOSED TODAY (THANKSGIVING)'. Aluminum Ware Specials l TOrJAY'S r.VKMV at the (Fourth Floor.) Sauce WKAIl-KVr.I- l" Pan. AM'MIM'.M KICK nOlLKHS quart size. May be used as 1 Note These Kxceptlonal Ilargalns. Sauce Dishes X Special mam Jc fifi u Jw separate saucepan. Special quart size ALUM IX I'M HICK IIOII.KHS 1 23c quart size,forever. strong riveted handles, Special, guaranteed OQ 1 to a customer bUu 1 M , BARGAINS IN "jPLAIN THIN WHITE WARE. QO- -- 1 ysy pqi r.V3 Uw IMIKSKIIVIXU tSe KETTI.K r quart capacity, bail handle. Pie Plates Dessert Plates Dinner Plates Oatmeal Bowls Cups and Saucers. Oval Vegetable Dishes Round Vegetable Dishes Meat PlatteTs 1864- - NEVER UNPERSOLP ji(niS3ai Bav X&S Special 11 I 1 (Tm GZ J A Bias Jardiniere Speeial. 75c BLEXDKD COLOR 4Qa JARDIMKHES tJ 49e iC GREEN STAMPS. Thanksclvini; day will be ob- WE GIVE 49c borne p r"eptor the Special In Halt Iike with the usual father, srved Spneer trj"9 Z 7 S. G.tfton. horte nnd family dinner parties. ?iatr. The oM 3 heme vrr. s throngvl The arious clubs will be thrown to 11 the recrrtln hours during open ilurln? the day for the niem- i Vrlork. with relative nnrl friend of hftn and th"lr friends, and many CHRISTMAS SPECIALS from Our Fancy Goods Departments the elaborate dinner parties also v.lll popje.rom. trtr adorned Th r,",ttJort In of tl'e the Khn CHRISTMAS 1IAM1KKRCIIIF.FS. wlth pink n.I yeljowr rhryarrtheraiims. clubs. Jfotels andquarters cafes will alsoDouble stocks Is our plea not expecting to get foreign-mad- e handkertfV be th scenes of many Thanksglvrnlm and potted jlint fern. chiefs purchased by us early last fall (1914) we doubled our orders in other Tha bride wor rhlt Oeorctte ing parties. markets where we were assured we would receive over crrp.. d int-otrtmrnJ shipments, but if crp alas! our entire foreign orders were filled, togetherregular with domestic orders, with rrtnra9e lace, a fWmy tulle veil Several ThanksslvJnsr dinnersso the whole story is we are overloaded. a wreathelun-l-of will mark th day at Fort Douk- btnc f asfrtf""! wph r h a enorans carried las. will Amonsr those who lilo.vin', IIEItn GOES FOIt A I1IG STOCK REDUCING SALE. Romona Martha Von Elm and J. W. sv trrtaiu with of Amertsrt lauiy r affairs at the familyMrs. were P. A. White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, regular 30c dozen at 17c a Plain fluiver married Rev. the by am her sister H. Mr. Grace Wnot? attended nnd John post Ir. and Mrs. W. H. Kl- dozen. of Phillips Congregational Slmpkin matron of honor. ;she wore a rich - Hess. Capt. ch urch. Crossbar or Striped Ilorder HandkereJiIefs, regular 50c a dozen, at 33c veiled in chiffon and 4- liott and Ueut. and Mrs. W. W. f'U'k satin The I1OUS0 was a bower of carnations per dozen. koM. and carried a tou- - - Taylor. trimmed In kwi One Hundred Stjlei of Handkerchiefs, worth up to 73c per dozen, at and ferns. A followed Ml palms r'jet of yeltow chryiiinlhrmum. 4!e per dozen. was attended by a the ceremony, which reception MarKaret tho mM of honor. Mrs. J. T. Keith will en- and Whitney, Ir, Be ITard to Please About your Baby and Plain Handkerchiefs, worth 15c to ISc, on special at lOe K oxvri of K!d colore! larfje number of friends and relatlver, wr t etriktns? tertain this evenlnK with a each.Novelty of the younsr people. of a Aid carried cluster in dinner honor of Diet. Do not be satisfied until you Thanksgiving fhfinuj Unlimited Assortment of Beautiful Christmas Handkerchiefs, all that - Mrs. The bride wore a dainty gown of Km 'ten c h r y . r. t h rn u rn . Keith's Thomas father, Is new and over silk know your Baby is thriving. net silk white trimmed with natty at at The Ml,' Fr.irir(i Hlyth of llvan&ton, Wyo, and for - lace and Ml Marshall and - the tiny pink roses and carried a members of a house party who Mifiirft of white carnations and Mtn Katberir.e Mur.rt,ill. were pawned Oc are Worth 25C bouquet Worth Worth 30c Worth 35c the holidays at the e shower was attended by Miss Katl; ferns. She pal-- : blue taffeta. -- Keithspending: each AUERBACH'S home In llaxton at each each AUERBACH'S each at at at respectively oldIn ro.e place. ft Soldier, who wore a dress of pink silk 4and blue t&ffetn. erhnKl)l and lace and carried a cluster of pink arm bouquet of the yelMr. and Mra. Willard Hanson The Unsweetened FOOD - will low carrylntr a party of twelve- - carnations. entertain Little Samantha Ruth Von Elm. sisFor NURSING MOTHERS and BABIES at dinner this at the UnlLftt; Nabbl CUwson. who acted as Hand Embroidered One Corner Designs, worth 50c each, at 33c each. ter of the bride, and little Mary Martin flowrr girl, wore a. dainty white em- 4- vrslty club. A evening cream the Hand the Embroidered of Handkerchiefs, foreign markets, were the flower girl and Gives Satisfactory Results broidered frock with blue. sash nnd respectively worth up to $1.00 each, at 5c each. rinf? bearer.- John Hopkins was best Mr. r.nd Mrs. W. ribbon and carried one large goldenwillniter A man. Venice Lace Edge Handkerchiefs to be sold Maniple line of Imported entertain at their home this evenCowley nttendchrysanthemum. "Up to seren months we liad giren ray baby Miss Eleonore Voelker, at the piano, In three lots-W- orth d th bridge om &n best man. with a larc;e family dinner. condensed milk, cows' milk and seven differins were received by Mr. Th played the Lohengrin bridal chorus ent kinds of food in all, and there were none 50c Worth $1.25 (Worthat$1 as the bridal party entered the room, The marrlaKe of Miss Lois 2Q CUwion. ast?el by Jiuifte and Mrs. fof them that agreed with babr. I received a 1 at at each, each, each, and Lawrence Eberly played "O PromTark end James Monroe Pierce of the Alexander ample of IMPERIAL GRANUM. I gave it One hundred different style Hoi Handkerchiefs. They are packed 3 to 6 ise Me" during the marriage service. and f of Malta. Ida., will take place to my baby, and have led her on it ever since, brlderroom: Mrs. Robert C In a fancy Christmas box, at the following cut prices: were plven by the brothand she is getting along finely. She is now Mr?. K. Y. Davis. today at the home ofL. the bride's - ersSelections of the bride on violin, clarinet, Mrs. Mary months old, and just got her first tooth a A wedding aupper wan served In the ten at mother, I'arke, lT.c cut to. . . . a 40c box to cut ,12Jc 20c a box few weeks ago, without a bit of trouble. I street. The bride will be - cor.iet ami flute, accompanied by Miss from a table covered with - 154 . dining la--roomover a 20c to box 45c 2"c cut cut 33c a box to...... don't know bow we could have gotten OB Voelker at the piano. attended bv her sister. Miss tlrace crimson satin with a eluny fn-35c cut to .2.c a box 50o cut to 3ic a box without IMPERIAL GRANUM." Mrs. Von Kim was assisted by Miss nd the bridegroom by bowl of Richmond roses I'arke, Inre Florence CialeazzI and others in enterfor John handkerchiefs Christmas so for Hitt. and violets surrounded tr smtlax now gives Gifts, Evervbody a while Mrs. R. J McNeil, 20 York St.,Norwich,N.T. i. buy vou can save both time and money. Pre t ling In riecorntloii. tain In sr. the central room V. Mr. and Mrs. Culver will be at home were Mrs. Curtis The marriaKe of Mrs. Dorothy the dlnlnjr Mm. Arch West. Mrs. Frank Kelly ami W. 11. LaVlclle will sv shortly to their friends at S'ZO E. Ninth N 'lawjion, Mrs. Si Mrs. lieu take placo this afternoon at H.30 tie. lnev South. Whitney, s-- oclock Mrs. Rlchird Rur-tnat the Hotel Utah. The Fltrpatrl.k, Mrs. Ambfo Mrs. Herman Uihlein of Milwaukee, Clayton, rnd Mrs. - younsr couple will leave this even- - Melvln Nay lor. O roups of young girl - ins? for Kentucky on their honey-- who came with her little daughter to servmoon. friends of th bride assisted In Thanksgiving with her parents. spend and in presiding at tho punch Mr. and Mrs. John Holt, at the family ing bowls. home, haa been the honor guest at two Cost You a Cent. The Hawaiian Troubadours furnished bv her sisters, the receptions Mr. and Mrs. muplc for thand Mabel Holt, Tuesday l.ouis.given Misses McMaster will spend a week in L$;an Hank Jenktnson attended his brother and Wednesday afternoons. before returning to :Satt where as best man. afternoon from 4 until C Yesterday Holt An Informal reception was held at o'clock residence In E. First the they will bf at home at 6 Canyon road. the home of the brld. 70 IZ street. In South was filled with a patherlnK of the absence of the bride's parents. Mr. congenial friends, who responded to the An impressive marriage ceremony nnd Mrs. I. I. Oodbe. who are In Cali- Invitation to meet the youni? matron, teol rdace yesterday at h tch noon at fornia, A. H. Stephen, who beforo her murrlane was promislter. Mrs,Miss the Firit tVncrevrttional church when presided.herasslted Mabel Kirk. nent in Lake .society and musical by Mi MIrtarn 'obe, ;aushter of Mr. Mls Williams. Miss tJrace L.utz and Mrs. i:rnet f ( tod be. and Alma and Mi?s I.llllati Davis, Thi hostesses and B-complimented the First Jetklnson wrr? married In ICev nTSI Kssi A stringed orchestra was In attendJi assisted In receiving their truest ctsurch. the r.lmcr ance durlntr the evnlnic and the house friendswere t.ans?re:atlonal Mrs. John Holt, make bv their mother. the handsomest I. ',r.fhfn officiating. gifts was decorated with roes and ferns. room, which In the tlr.iwlnc Wfcite r it;d ferns wer srrace-- f was a in will The leave few with could couple adorned link select. days chrysanthemums. arran-you Over 4000 For one day only, Friday, we will offer 75 stunning Fall Suits, developed in front of th rostrum. for a trly to the coast. They will b; A strin,'-stationed in the orchestra Thitly bride wore i tlue brotnSoth tatl-r- l at e 1. home ii Salt Lake after January items from which to make of Poplins, Serges and Mixtures, excellently lined played during the reception library suit with tcray htM ini ncloves ' hours. v fir-rl"d de and Yarn-dye- d Satin linings; superbly tailored and a .ar ce white picture hst and Peau the with Cygne V. were cho vfllow LarKe your chrysanthemums a cluster of white rrl Jes roics. of Thanksevent Arolher Interesting and values decoraActual finished. $25.00 and floral in the $20.00, used exclusively Ml. llillan Iavts. the only atfrvd t srlrinc: eve took pla:e at o'clock the dtnlnir room, a lare cllt of the hrilf wore a. btu cloth suit t the home of ,lr. Mrs. Jnrob H. tions ofbasket and Always Ask for &? Green $30.00. Friday only of the royal flowers tied wicker withmmiwhite furs and a wht picture Vri K:m. t 47 K. F.islHh South, last with a hufte tulle bow forming' the xt Kvl carried pink bridesmaid's rosr?. ever.lnjr. when their slaughter Miss on approval or exchang-ed- . none sent Stamps. centerpiece. Positively U. S. Mrs. A. Power. Mrs. Ceorp-Wllscn. Mrs. A. II. Peabodv, Mrs. James W. Collins. Mrs. Paul H. Kine and Mrs. Ira K. Humphrey took turns In prennd coffee service. siding at the tea The following assisted In servlnsr In the dining room: Mla Helen WoodCOc APIIOXS 30c Frances Evans, Miss ruff, Miss B. MeMlllen. Mrs. F. E. Rudy. Miss slza bungtilow One thousand full Wells. Martha nnd Miss Cooke Grace aprons, made of Rood grade percale. Three hundred invitations were isIn both light and dark colors, will the two afternoon affairs. sued 25c MEN'S WOOL SOCItS 17c. Mrs. 1'lhleln expects to leave Saturday bo sold Friday at 3flc each. Neck, winter weight wool socks in Heavy for Milwaukee. cuffs and belt neatly bound In "white. blue and gray mixtures, made with If you aro In need of aprons, take tops; an excellent3 work sock. Unihigh The Alpha Chi sorority of the banthis of sale. advantage for Friday at pair for 50c Special of Utah Kavo its annual versity or per 1 at 6.30 o'clock In quet last evening J ATIIOA'S 25c MARGAIIET .velThis Is a clearance sale of over 250 hats. Here' are only fine silk pair the Georgian room or trie vet hats, large, medium and small styles; Turbans and Sailors. Ostrich th The popular Margaret Aprons, of hotel. Twenty-fiv- e girls. Includingwere flowers. with and bands trims furs, feelers, Trims, active members, and the alumnae also pale percale; 20c CASHMERE SOCKS 12Jc light orand darkwith seated at tha table, where the colors bib blue and pink, pocket of the sorority, red and Kreen.A were Black Cashmere Finish Socks, with In white and some trimmed bound rlck-racWe say OUT and OUT they go! k heel and toe; a.11 sizes. Specarried out in the decorations. larjfe on will gray with hp braid, sml-la carnations and 4 1 cial Friday only at, basket of crimson center Sale mtHTtm at 9 n. iu. sharp, Be here If you want one. Over 250 hats special sale O 5 Under the Management of Dornan C. Hunt and George Ingle. of the table occupied the or red JL&2C per aaWw at to from. select pair ribbon twined with streamers with smllax reaching to each place. Basement Second South and Main Streets. T .iTlf iuMi "inn Little booklets were used for place cards and the hotel orchestra played the progress of the dinner. during Lake Terminal company to condemn Jr., Miss Miss Marjorle Whlteley acted as son. Mrs. D. C. Richardson, land in connection with the construcFlorence Winder, Miss Erma Cahoon, toastmlst ress and the following1 tion of the interurban terminal station the Misses Heth RAILROADS FORBIDDEN were given: "Our Ideals.' Miss Miss Clara Cahoon, Miss on West Temple street. One is against Zola Bagley, Geneve and .Lisle Ilradford, Mabel Street; Memories," J. D. Wright to condemn a portion of Miss l.uella Miss Ivy Miss Spencer, Cutler, Annette Itrlnton: "Expectations." Dinner 1 to 9.30. 4. block 77, plat A. and the other is lot H. Miss Home Mrt. F. Stewart. MUs Mary "Our Marearet Alms," Vincent: J. O. Ellerbeck and others to Maud against Carruth. Chip-maMiss Miss .and Luna "Incidents," TO Ewlng; a portion of lot 6, block 77 condemn BRINGJNJND1GENTS Adolph Brox and Orchestra John T. Hand, Operatic Tenor, and to $412 alleged to be due plat A. collect Suit was Mrs. XV. Armstrong, accompanied The W. Mrs. by chaperoned partv Entertainers Every Evening. A. R. Jones, who was arrested two on a contract was filed by E. V. Pratt and the girls pres- bv Miss Marian Rooklidge, has gone to Marjorie Rose A. Roberts as adminis- weeks ago at Farmington on suspicion Miss :an Francisco Miss Leona Gammette, ent were. Whlteley to remain several against of being "Nip" Vann, who Is alleged to tratrix of the estate of John W. H, have Kwing. Miss Mabel Street. months. Margaret Van Violation of Ordinance . Will Roberts. killed.. the town marshal at Indei'i' Miss Cott. the Misses Ora and Ivy Luna Chipman. Miss Dorothy Helm, Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Fealo left yesA. B. Madsen. charged with battery pendence. Kan., was discharged at his Miss Gladvs Thomas. Miss Marie Creel, terday to Join Mrs. Peale's mother Mrs. on his wife, was unable to furnish $25 hearing before Judge N. 11, Tanner Subject Offender to Fine word reached this city from the Miss Marjorle Whlteley. Miss Hilda M. Allen in Nevada before going on to ball and must remain in jail until his after Kansas authorities that Jones Is not Franklin. Miss Mary Watkins, Miss San Frnncisco, where they will remain not 29. Madsen November trial to pleaded Not Exceed $299. man. wanted. the Mabel Parker. Miss Edna Calderwood, until the Christmas holidays. Tanner. before Judge guilty Miss Geneve Erlnton, Miss Lucile Johnfor plaintiff was rendered Judgment son. Miss Gladys Tannier. Miss Uarda CANAPE. misdea it An ordinance XV. Snow making have Mrs. Mr. and case of M. E. Smith against In the George Miss Miss Annette Blue' Points. Ice, Vincent, McCarty, for any common carrier to Clarence D. Shoemaker and others to tanSnow's Diego, called by the ill- meanorInto gone ofto Mr. sours. Alice Newman. Miss Rosella Manteii. ness BOY and leave in Salt Lake recover on a note for $1650. sister Mrs. Carleton, bring The case Miss Ora Whipple, Miss Pearl Oswald, or insane idot Green Turtle Madclse. any Indigent, M. county, Lake. of Salt was I Ritchie. before tried KILLS AGED 4, BROTHER formerly Judge Miss Lillian Homer. a legal settlement Consomme Tretazzlm, person, r.ot having s; je G. G. Armstrong's court a In AND was AGED 5J Judge the the in county SISTER, by county r.ELIEII. Mrs. M. S. Woodward has gone to commission at itspassed Mrs. L. A. Copeland and daughter motion for nonsuit was granted in the meeting yesterday a visit. for Francisco San Cei e ryTA . mar c k. Lake case Helen Salt Olives. Miss Stuffed of the Copeland entertained yesEngineering afternoon. the Utah Huntington, Pa., Nov. 24. At Cal- - jJ Concrete afternoon at their home in J viocompany against terday that The ordinance any provides nsiL alto recover Miss to a remote hamlet, Howard, the $S20.04 Jean street William Mrs. will vin, and complimentary company Governor will Spry th6 Pipe of lation its provisions subject e Filet of Eass Dleppolse. Chateau Potatoes. of December. to be due on account. son of John Prough, at in with Winder, a bride-to-brelatives a to not fine leged Thanksgiving spent upon conviction, offender, In the nature of a Crantsville. The affair was D. of action The to exceed last $299. George Roper night shot and killed j sj card party, followed by a dainty lunch- Small Tenderloin Rossini. The purpose of the ordinance is to against W. Laurena toGustaveson and his brother, 4 years old, and sister, 5 J sixteen friends eon brideanil of the as has her Ritchie Rosamond Miss Lawson to title Chicken Vllleroy. Roman Punch. railroad companies and others Sperry quiet years old, during the absence of the elect were invited. airs. John prevent East and Third I parents. guests for a few days Mr. and from hauling indigent persons into this propertywasondismissed Eighth ROASTS. and The father Was hauling) were hearts carnations Pink Mrs. G. G. of Tavlor Taylor Philadelphia. v of the state South by Judge county from other parts used In the decorations and the guests and Mi?s Ritchie Utah Ttirkey, Cranberrr Sauce. were eastern j logs and the mother had gone to a? Tun? on counmotion defense college for become to here them by and Armstrong 11. leaving Included Mrs. R. Teal Duck and Jelly. Winder, mother of SuckUns l'lg-- Apple Sauce. on a domestic errand. J neighbor's nonsuit. j ty charges. the honor guest: Mrs. H. G. Richard- - friends. I'rlme Kits of Reef, au Jus. is Lake Salt At were Two county filed suits the caring Salt present by of I Salt Staines Annie Mis Lake, for all the dependents it can handle, SALAD. who is teaching in the Rrigham City according to the pauper clerk, and on Waldorf Salad. Thanksthe is Hierh school, spending the this winter ground her vi:gi;tarle3. family here. to be a bad that one for the influxpromises of peogiving holiday with ' Special liaked Potatoes. of authorities the this class Ends county ple jf Hoarse Stuffed Cell Peppers. Eaabella. J Dry, Queen Leslie Hammond of Grantsville and as possible. DESSERT. Miss Christine Whltehouse of Lincoln desire to curb it as much at the Salt were married yesterday FAMOUS ART COLLKCTOlt DEAD. Plum PtJddlntr. Hard or Rrandv Sauce. A reception will be Lake Temple. Ice Cream. Cake. Quickly New York, Nov. 24. James P. Sutbride's of the home parthe at given Crakers. Coffee Royal. Rocquefort Cheese. art connoisseur, diedN. today at his W. J. ton, at W'hltehouse Mrs. Mr. and ents IIome-MAdA Slraple, c $ Lincoln this evening. Y., aged 70. in Rerford Hills, home Remedy, but Inequaled Mr. Sutton was said to be the first lariprailvr --: !:: visit China arid bring to : 5:- -: : Miss M. M. Steele, formerly of Lon- American to rare .;. porcelains and other don. Fngland. and later of Salt Lake, this country Th prompt anI positive results jrircn and George McAlplne of Franklin, oriental art objects. were married at noon yesterday Ida., y this pleoaat tasting, JACKIES GIVKX HOLIDAY. In Salt Lake Temple. They are the has it caused to ouh liomes le used in guests at syrup a Utah for Hotel New Nov. 24. Ten battleships the week, than anv other rcmcdr. It after which they will make their home of the York, Atlantic fleet steamed Into the iives almost instant relief and will usual-- in Franklin. North river today to give the crews overcome the average cough, in 24 an opportunity for shore leave over MARRIACiE LICENSES. the Thanksgiving holiday. The ships irur. ounces Pincx (50 cents worth) Aaron C. Renson, Weston, and Fannie will remain here until Monday. i;rt2, rom any drug Ptore. pour it into a pint Lurherlnl, Preston, Tda. ottle anl liil the bottle with plain granu-ateWilliam Tl. La Viello and Dorothy Salt Lake. makes Ibis full a Kellv, pyrup. $1.50 s::j:ar in t a family mpply cf the most ef- John W. Guiver and Remona M. Von AND YOUR COME niuxr. .cctive cough fcniMy at a cost of cnlv 54 Elm, SaltA.Leke. FRIENDS TO Rarr and Catherine H. Adam Served 'at Noon and Until 8 p. m. exits or less. Vou couMn't buv as tnu-Park Schields. City. Sevrn-Courinrdicini: for $2..")0. cough John W. Kearney and JUizabeth J I. 9 Kailv prepared anl never spoils, lull Cowan, Fay. Nev. wit!i I'inex. M. Edna Brad and Schwab way. Paul S 1.00 12 to 5) p. m. The promptness, certaintr an-- ease Silver City. Utah. Ti'itli whicli thi I'lncx .Svriin overcomes George M. Stratton and Edith M. n tail couli, chest or tliroat cold is truly Reutllch. Salt Lake. Carl S. Anderson and'Hilma Frisk, remarkable, ft quickly loosen a dry. Tooele. hoarso or tisrfii couli and anl otto I. Salln and Rose A. Hatch, Salt eoothe a painful couch in a hurrr. itli a forloo.e couch it Ptopsthe 323 Main Street. Martin A. Hansen, Richfield, and por'i'tnt MIZZI ANGELOTTI, OUPw NEW ENTERTAINER, of phlegm in the throat and bronmation Wilford ward. Salt Lake. Jensen, chial tube., thus cadic the annoying Special Program of Beautifully Eendered Selections. IS FEATURED TODAY AT THE Larking. MORMON HISTORY RECALLS Pinex Is .1 highlv concentrated d of genuine Norway pine extract, rich in guniacol and is famous the world Aftitnnt Church HUlorian Telia of over for its ppWidid effect in bronchitis. Dancing in the Louis XVI. Room at 10.30 p. m. 'Winter Quarter' of 1SI(1. Will have no equal In the city. whcMping cough, Lroncbial asthma and Andrew Jensou, assistant historian served to make the meal Everything winter courhj. of the Mormon church, delivered an event. a happy oh-Louv- re To avoid dtsappointnifnt In making address at the regular monthly meetWe carry all the best things the ounces ing of the Daughters of the Pioneers thi. ak vou' druggist for Reservations Xow Being Made. market affords at reasonable price. df Pinex," and don't nccept anything yesterday on "Winter tiuarters," the on established the Missouri ALONZO P. LEE, Manager. eise. , guarantee 01 nnontte fatistac-tion- , settlement Dinner from 11.30 n. m. to 0.30 p. m. the city of OmaReservations, Wasatch 423. or money promptly refunded, goes river, six miles14.from 1846. and where many September with this preparation. The 1'inex Co., ha, CREED MORGAN, Prop. members of the Mormon church lived I t. ayne, lad. the two succeeding years. ever.ln.K - - r FOR - - SALE SALE ' tri-irm!!- , Me-Mawf- er. Imperial Granuiu -- 12Jc - rhry"-.ntfituujmii- 15c 25 c IBc DRUG - - - -- ruti - OCo -- jrnti La-sto- TC I J -- n " DEFT DEPT. - - r , . y V 1 - - Wln-nlfr- ed n, 2n't SALS glJIT IE " - re-,ptio- r.. lik. ft S-ilt ilr-'les- Ji . BAY 0KLY AW'tklMm -"--""- it li "'I rZi'ttrrm? d d high-grad- ir-- iSf f ice--FT- FRIDfls.DRGPAY KeoDeoma of Mar-srar- 1 et fr all-wo- ol SO mJJ ? MMMVi IMy m mm & FORK Hats that sold at $3.95, $5.00, $6.25, $7.50, $8.75 and $10.00 17c 1 Tliniiksivinp: Day. Entertainment Music Dancing f re-stons- eji Court Notes n. Special Thanksgiving Dollar Dinner IjC MENU Mig-nonett- EIGHT-YEAR-OL- D ic EN-TREE- S. i?s . , or . sfc Hot J " :-- home-ma-l- e c Special I Program Thanksgiving Dinner y PER PLATE. d h Gmmne M? 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