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Show v '. - i r . - ' . ; - I1 t - i THE EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. . . . - . TdT3 PAGS v - CI Social Editor, Phone 10? ! nf&f TKg II HOUSE OF nw-r-tw- the featurea of the evenlnc after which dainty refreahmenta were Vina quilting Prtj, Friday atttrnon, at served to Messie Wilhama, her home. The guest were Mes- - Bunnell, Verda Peteaon. Margaret dame & D. Warner, J. A. Warner, R Taylor, Mra. J. Taylor and Louie Boyle and Mrs. the guest of honor. Cluff. Jerry II Clarence Litchflehl V III -- Hr. an4 Mrs. Joseph 'H Swapp at their home Saturday Sunday evening at the amusement ball of the. Tlinpa nogos ward, Mr. evening la honor of Mr. and Mrs. and lira. C. II. Poulson ct.ebrated Lewis Jeppson of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Jeppsoirxt-KanattetrailTerwdatngHntTeTsaty. in The hall waa prettily dec rated with who a e their house guests. ProA gress! J'5O0" was played,-- - First festonea of. spring flowers. " . ' . - ' Special Sale of D, . toe features ""lEruESSES 3r j A special lot of sixty dresses have been selected this special selling event including values to for $29,50 EVERY DRESS A SUPER VALUE - wedding Swanp aud consolation by Wra. Jv five 8wap!. At midnight a dainty Innch. guests eon was served to the following years ago. The Silver guests: Mr. and Mrs.- - R. F. Cran- were; Rhoda Ponlson,-- of City; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Woffia- - dall..Mr. and Mrs. Jack Booth, Mr. dea of Salt Lake City. Mr. and and Mrs. Ed Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Glen Draper also of Salt like Jack Shipp, Mr. and Mrs. Wra. J. and Mr. Josephine Draper and eon Swspp and the guests of honor, Terry of Pleasant Grove. i ..Mrs. ZU-ZWb. M. Wilson entertained J. Mrs, J. B. Ashttm wag hostess at at a dinner nartv Friday in honor a beautifully appointed bridge of her husband whose birthday oc luncheon at her home on East Cen- enrrcd on that date. A china bowl ter- streetv Saturday afternoon. In of yellow daffodils formed the cen The ten)iei-e- , hpnor of Mrs. .Fred Dlsen. Ckactsjere laid for MrTil rooms were prettily decorated with and Mrs. Jack Booth and family, patriotic colons. The score award Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rawllngs and were Riven to Mrs. S. O. Kielson and son, Barney, Mrs. George Rawllngs Mrs. Fred Olson." The guests were: Gladys Watson,. Gene Coleman, LMrg. W. H. Ptlblw, Mra. Swen O. Maria Porter; Reanon Wilson, Xielsori. Mrtj.W. H. Horhlbrook, WilNon, the guest of honor and v; MrSTGeorge tr.QumianrMra'Fran- - the hostess. arrh-- r Tuesday and Wednesday - Mi. Mattte Hinckley esjtetalned few neighbor and friends .at twine , wae)oeimity oat of town y - J the guest of honor. m at 'to fV 1 l ' I . r-- . - .. -- 03 r 7 tingjjpming TiflCIl The Ladies' Literary club will meet at the home of Mrs. iUerlitw Taylor Vedue8dayjifiemoojuMrs. Ralph Booth will play plant selee-Hoof "Hugarian Mudcf Mrs. Albert 11 Irk man will give a sketch on the life and works of Bchnitxler. Mrs. Walter Bandley will read "The , LioaelyWay," by SchnlUler. Mm. H. L. Brlcnholt entertained it a dinner parfy Sunday evening in honor of her husband wjiose birthday occurred pn that date. The evening waa spent In games and music. Covers were laid for fifteen guests. ,;2Z JssB -- William ttrSell'nrtstrMrsrrrtaenJ ' ... t.n Thursday-Friday-Satur- day ns Feb. 25-262- and the following week 7 Really Fine Millinery of the Better Makes .. Tbe Utopia club will meet at the Taylor entertained Bee Wednesday afSunday aftehoon In honor of her home sister Miss Ruby Taylor of Salt ternoon. Sewing and somee ' will be taken- up. Lake CltycV Games and music were Mlgg-De-l!n liter-arywo- Remember, you get that exclusive, personal touch at Allen's that is so noticeably lack" hats. ing in factory-mad- e . ARE YOU RHEUMATIC? No Kisses Many Pangs Thai Tass for Rhe matisnl Are Really Due to Weak Kidneys. Now in answer to the opening question ; "Are you afraid of an If that fear Is of pain, pnt your jmltiq JJQeatiPJ feel no pain. Anesthesia has made operation absolutely painless, .....J whether this be the local anesthesia i or general anesthesia. Do not let yourself become overpowered by the MEwLdJttAL fear of pain. Fight that vague in stinct, fear of pain which has been handed down to us for thousands of generations. If at any time you' find it neces sary to have an operation, an opera tion necessary to save your life .or (By Dr. R. D. McClure; Detroit, fortunately pain is not an early an operation to prolong or make Member Gorgas Memorial Institute) symptom. Edltor'a Note: Dr. McOure Is Tir Tsverenung nna inioxicatren to abolish fear from your mind. also Surgein-in-chieHenry Ford produced pain Instead of sleepiness try 7 Like worry it only breeds trouble ""' hospital. our race todayiwowld be a very dif- and never ;'. helps. Are you afraid of an operation? ferent one" and. the Individuals Most people are. - If you are afraid, wouhf be ages' ahead of the present have you ever; analyzed., your feel- state, physically. It took ages to PREVENTS INFECTION ings to find out why ? Perhaps you find out what different pains meant are 'afraid that you j will be hurt-af- raid and to realize that many pains are The greatest discovery In flesb of pain?. danger signals of internal disor tha marvelous Borozone, Pain has been probably one of the ders or derangements of Inner ma heaihg ea preparation that comes in liquid most valuable agentslnrthepreser-vatio- n chjnery eonditlons-whieh corrected if these " danger signals and powder form. It is a combiof the race as well as the the proper diagnosis nation treatment that not only puri It has taught us that we are heeded and J ' fies, the wound of germs that cans must not touch hot stoves, put fing- followed. ' ers In cog wheels,' drink boiling hot Appendicitis still ranks as the Infection but it heals the flesh with liquid, allow sand or foreign hodies cause of death because of slow extraordinary speed. Bad woundt to remain in our eyes or fish bones response of seeking expert atten- or cuts which take weeks to heal tion after the first warning pains with the ordinary liniments mend in our throats.' '" PaIn may be your greatest friend quickly "under the powerful" InfluOur great regret should be that in that it is a warning signal ence of this wonderful remedy. Pric pain is not the universal danger sig- nata ofaB he faint or escrnciaUng.- It (liquid K0cr 60c and $1.20. Powdel One-o- f the greatest causes of death docs demand, for your own sake, 30c and 60c. Sold by Hedquist Adv, beyond middle life Is cancer and un lhat "you find out what ails you- .- Drue Stores. teener rieaiL WLs yow-wHi LongerLife lNSXl?VX t sng' 'VGOKS i Db you suffer the agonlzine pangs of rheumatism Are jxu tor tured with rheumatic Joints and stabbing twinges Then you should ow that nraiiy rheu matlc troubles are due to an ex cess of uric add and must be treat ed' through the kidneys. When the kidneys weaken the- whole system Is upset by these body poisons. Help your kidneys -- with a stimulant diuretic. ; Use Doan's Pills, the rem edy. your neighbors recommend Here Is a Provo woman's case : Mrs. .Andrew Edwards, practical nurse, 562 W. 6th St., Nfc says tuy back 'wa' lame and sore - ....... uUUf,U I "V. np my nousework. Dizzy spellsj came over me and I felt nervous. My kidneys were sluggish which also an noyed me, bnt after using two boxes or uoan's Pills the touble left me. Price 60e. at all dealers. Don simply ask for a kidney remed-yget Doun'a Pills the same that Mrs. Edwards had. n Co., Mfrs., BuffaWx; T. Adv; J It PAIN AND FEAR 50 North University - Avef - DENVER, Feb., 22 (IT) Western Jewelers In small centers of to IMipulation are now enabled chock; their, ninster time pieces at regular Intervals with the. aid of which are special time-sig- nals flashed dally except at KOA. , A telegraphic dash, used to sign off noon broadcasts, is heard at the exact minute of the hour a.nd Is preceded by the following announcement from a staff member: "The beginning of the following telegraphic dash will be exactly OOrKTo'ctock, mountain standard ' time." The signal lasts one second and Is followed by the station call letters, which are transmitted in the continental code, according to. Rob ert Owen, engineer in charge' of the control room at Denver. The Standard signal which indi cates TTfie end-- of "transmission "Is then flashed. , . "Chronometers siuh as those used ployed as:an:.a8aur.-afiee"e- f "correct time,." i ft femafrlef-twitlepeoglv- f, '. ',--- " -- 1 in s W " Foster-Milbur- is Hr i No Shears . -- 4t-m- - "1T"- --- Mr Mlldrxl Puf. nl Diini lot o( lov. anrt kiwws and bersuM bei husband won t, ftvr her elthoe ne i, suin niro for dlvnrc dhe aays ih only way he'll prt ner Is ": . . with hi nuts -- Thirteen Is His . Lucky Number . ' t t:;- - Tlmt Good Coke s .... ; , : anted Cotton W Clean RAGS at this office LOS ANGELES. Febf 22. (United News) Superior Judge Charles 8. Crail has shown bis fondness for a number - usdally looked upon as unlucky by choosing deparemeut 13 for his court sessions. The ludsn cited a series of lncl f3ents to show-whhe believed the numerals were on omen of good " "' fortune. mm:?::: ftilW j J V'; ; $ - MISS UTILE TITTLE The Young university Lvceum bu- reau present Miss. JLucile Tut tie; dramatic render, Wednesday eve ning at 8 oVlwk in College halL Miss Tuttle is one of the most: prom inent" readersron the Lyceum stage todiiy. ' She Is a graduate of the Lelnnd Power school the Spoken Word at .Boston, Advatu-- information is to the effect that MIms Tuttle xisesa-- unusuiil ability, t Strand 7 SHOWS ; 2:30 - 4:00 - 7:30 - S:00 Wednesday i CORINNE GRIFFITH "LOVE'S WILDERNESS CORETHROAT .Tfc Osrgle with warm salt watsr. then apply ov.r thioat V ocus VapoRub comedy "Maid Om IT Million Jan Utd r.afO . - Tuesday Monday . of s 95 Telephone ' '' : Phone3T7 Signals Daily -- , I Radio Gives Time READER r mmim millinery g-ri- fen - ; n s In Morocco" -- ALITSIZES i 1 1:': i:m(?:a:prf . v I MANUFACTURED BY THE COLUMBIA STEEL CORPORATION. ASK FOR PRICES . AND . INSTRUCTIONS - - WE HAVEIVIENlVT YOURERV-ICAT ALL TIMES TO DEMONSTRATE CORRECT FIRING WITH COKE. r i ' " - i , - SToRvor a WARNER STONE FOB "SALE Rabbits, breeding . stock, some with litters. 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