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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBIlXE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 161 hostess . A followed the pitying of of the I O 0 F pleaaaBtl? surprised the Retokah chapter Friday 1 a aupper After the work of the 'order ARHTON, Idaho. Nov. 19. The Parent-T- with A nicely prepared aupper eacher association cave an in- the women found to the dining room, turds and tbm awaftjnr program at the high school music followed - teresting the of state Monday evening. The report Mra-- L i 1 arfer returned to her home in convention held at Nampa was art en by Nepbi Saturday of lat week after a vltlt with Mrs, H. Rankin. She also presented the her sister, Mrs. Georg ( !iriatraen association stth a banner given bv the K F Mrs spent Sunday with . state lor gaining the largest membership. friend in Helper,Ihompaeo t T supper Use gam. Th member ASHTON, IDAHO Sixty members were present. L'oughnuts and coffee were served. The Women's Study club gave Thanksgiving program at the home of Mrs. M. Fried Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. in Vaughn of Eexburg luncheon earned out guest. A was served lin dub colors by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Meacham and Mrs. iiol lings worth. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cunningham, Mrk. Bates and Mrs. McVlcker motored to St Anthonv Tuesday and spent the day. Mrs. Oeorge Zarn entertained three table at bridge Thursday night, complimenting lira. Vaughn of Rexburg. who Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William Cl Millions Sodal .Notes From Utah Towns 1921. Gets-I- t For Corns i ST. ANTHONY, IDA. t?5 !)ni&Wi Stop Pain Instantly Removes Corn ST, ANTHONY, Idaho, Nov. 19 Mia H.'C. Wood waa hostess to 8t. KatherCompletely. ine's guild Thursday. Everybody, everywhere,, needs to know Mrs. B. W, Henrietta entertained the what millions of folka have already learned about t'Oets-It, Tuesday Evening Bridge club this week. the guaranteed Mr. and Mrs. Bvbee of Kunnydell are here with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jensen to spend the winter. Mr. and Mra. A. R. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Kellar and Mr. and Mra. Ira Moore spent Sunday at heirs. Island park The Odd Fellow and Rebrkah lodge . femutn. gave a dancing party at Foggs' hall Utility club member entertained their Tuesday evening The hall waa artistihuebanda at a Thanksgiving parti in the cally decorated in th lodge colors, and home of Mr Charles Burrall WednesIlenrlcli s orchestra furnished the music Mrs T. H Stnrdevant was hostess to day evening Five hundred ''was enjoyed Mrs. Paul .Stone and F. Destolinski won the members of the San Souci club JEROME, IDAHO ,. JEROME, Idaho,Nov. 19. Mrs R. R .Epdegraff hss as Wher guests lierof slsfer-in-laTwin Mrs. D. L'pdegraff Falla. at the was a Sunday guest Miss Piosa Judd home In Canvonslde left Mr afid Mrs loeger and famllv last Thursday for a vialt with friends in Boise and Payette. Mr. Kelly entertained a number of young people Tuesday eienin of last wsek la honor of her deughter. Verna. Luncheon on her birthday anniversary. served. Wes ' Is visitWendell Mr J. C. Osgood of ing friends here. and Mrs. Dick Handy visited friends - at Mr. Albion during the past week Mr. H. P. Ricketts was hostess to the Busy Bee club of Fall City Saturday afternoon of last week. At the close of a pleaaent afternoon, luncheon was served by the hostess. - - Th Cbristisn Endeavor society held a social at the church Friday evening of la.-- t week her Mra. W E. Talklngton has guests her parents, Mr. and "Mrs. W--Moore of Goldhar, Wash Mrs. A. W. Atwood wssTiosless firms Civic clutf of Eldorado Heights Wednes- was day of last week. Chicken dinner served to about fifty guests. Guests of honor were Mr. JBvron Smith and Mrs Updegraff of Twin Fall. Mr. and Mr. O. M. Wylie visited friends In Boise Friday. The Goldenrod club waa entertained Thursday afternoon of last week bv Mr Refreshments were served I.MrsDlessell. Flora Richardson left last Fridav for Watsonville, Cal. En route she will visit friends in Boise and Portland. Ore William Irons left Wednesday of for a visit with relatives In JtMrs. York City. Og-dp- lh. -- - . . EsJ Your Cera Yyith GU-lLpslnleaa corn and callus, bemover Any' corn, no matter how deep rooted, de- Gots-lt- " part quickly when arrives.' Wonderfully simple, .vet simply wonderful. because alt soreness etops With the first application. Get rid of your corn ra and. frt, 8tg..b-wiYour money ply make coine grow bigger back If Insist on the Costs but a trifle everywhere. genuine Mfd. by E. Lawrence & Co", Chicago. Advertisement ) , In Her Greatest -- Triumph ''Get-JtIati- RUPERT, IDAHO RUPERT, Idaho Nov. 19 Mr B. Fitzpatrick, who had oeen 1 letting sister, Mrs. Joe Pe Witt, has returned to r her home at Foeatello Yhe Thimble eluhof, the Neighbors of Woodcraft tnr$ at the home of Mrs. Henry M Allen tCednesdav sfternoon. The Misses Wllev and Potter were hostesses to the members of th M U. T Card club at the home of Mrs. Anna l.a Rue Thursday evening Miss Ramona Titcomb has returned to gait I.aKi afiep a visits at the homo of hr Mrs. F. Noble Girls of the junior and senior classes the high school have organized a social club, with the following officers Alpha Rutledge, president. Hortense Davis, vice Margaret Srholer, secretary, president. Annie Martin, treasurer. Mrs. L. C. Garlock entertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor of her Sister. Mri; .11 R Carey of. Ogden. Utah. Mrs. YC tv. Qulillan won the prize for .high jscore. Mlsa Mildred Thompson entertained at her home Friday night. The guests in-- , eluded Mr J, Mvron gcholer and the Misses Margaret and Willie Orton, Helen Mnv, Delphme Endter, Hazel gcholcr. Eli Trenhalllo, Gladys and Ethel Nelson, Burns, Bobble Edwards and Mav Orton The club met at the home of Mrs Orene Nelson Tuesday afternoon, Mr Psul Disney assisting is host In addition to the club .members, the Mesdamea following guests were present J. H. Marlin. H. A. Baker E. E. Fisher. R. O. HaJlidav, TV. J. Hollenbeck The guest prize was won bv Mrs, K. E. Fisher. Mrs R. R lieabenderfer was hostess to the Thursdav Afternoon Bridge cluS at the last meeting. The Billlkin club met 'at the home of FARMINGTON Mrs Rov Btewart Wednesday afternoon. Mrs J Hollenbeck was the winner of the Nov. 19. Saturday prize for high score. FARMINGTON, evening of last week Mis Iris Clark The annual bazaar given under the austhe Junior swarm of Beehive pices of the Woman's guild of Tilnlty HSIrls at her home at a candy pull, Episcopal church will be held Novemof last week the local post of ber 29. f theFriday American Legion entertained at a Mrs R. S. Rtringfellow of Black foot . dance In the Farmington ward amusement -hall. Mr. Bor Pshl entertained th mem-club at ben of the Friendship Thimble The home Wednesday aftsrnoon. Cer house was decorated In late fall flowers j.Luncheon waa served to the following: eTMrs. Horace Blake, Mrs Golden Barton. Mr. Daniel Miller. Mrs. Jack Kellj, Mrs -- . My rum Walker. Mrs. Frank Robinson. .Mr. G. M. Robinson and Mrs. Edward Robinson. v Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pare were sur-f- c prised at their home Monday evening by f.'th members of the Relief eooietv choir Th evening spent In music and gams. Refreshments were served to forty. Thursday evening Mr and Mrs. J C. Z Griffith entertained at a dinner In honor of the birthday anniversary of their son. f Robert. Covers w ere laid for Bishop and I Mr. A. L, Clark, Mr. and Mr. G. Q Mr. and Mr. J. V. Hess, Mr i Knowlton, and Mrs. Robert Griffith. Mr apd Mrs t Henry Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton r Ball. I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson and La Rue. of bait Lake, spent daughter. with Mr. and Mrs. E. H last week-en- d , Iti Ina SOB i for Anxiously waiting -- Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Churchman entertained th Social Hour club Fridav afternoon. Mra Nellie - Ferney returned Tuesday from Salt Lake. Mrs Kinnev entertained the Fridgy E'emng Bridge club this week Thurs-da- v Mr and Mrs Jav Meredith left for Montpelier to niaka their home o Mr R. t'ostlev left Mondav for -- mv-w vmit do relatives t Mrs Aaron Rasmussen and two children returned to their home at Kilgore, jdondav, The St. Anthonv rhapter Vo. PS, O E , met Fridav evening Degrees were conferred on three candidates, and the grand matron. Mr. Margaret A. PI He, hr the rbwpten fWI THE PICTURE YOU HAVE BEEN two-cour- Aiwo-oouis- e luncheon wan high honor served by the hostess, assisted bv Mrs. Dick Thomas and Mrs, Tom Hargis. Hill entertained a few Mrs. Curtl friends at dinner Tuesday evening for Mrs. Vaughn of Rexburg Mesdamea R. Rankin, Bates, Fletcher and H. Rankin drove to Idaho Falls on Thursday of last week on a pleasure tr'p. The moving picture, "Jnalde the Cup." Utllitv club Thursday night, put on bv the netted ths ledles 90 with which t purchase equipment for the children till (? ' -- rxn visited In Rupert Tuesdav on business. In connection with the annual sale of Red Cross seals, Mre. Leland Frazier will have rhaigc of the rale Try this district MONTICELLO ti UJ Supfje4byettSawlinson , v M Mrs Jennla Rartf n Jaaf weekend guent at of Attoroav and Mm Fletcher fl Hatu MOVTICEt.U), StuartiRatprfs.StupendbucNorth.Woods'SensatTon lerdtir mfvod The Tampfire GlrU eotrljued th Boy hrmil t a chUken dinner Ihurwio. erMung of la-1 h dlaner waa gi'en at the hnie of fhe Limpfire leader. Mra. Luclnclm Jtedd MUe lit AMrH entertained a nuroW of frtendt at her borne fUlurda? eYening of In at week Preioot mere Irene and Mya truir Pearl and Oliva nalto Adaai Alia Ke-dRedd, MtlUim Walton, Rav Blake, Etifue AlltM jmLPfectfLJU. Lina. Mra a to frian B MoConklea hoft Rot club th "Rebu Thursdav afternoon of laot meek. The lofcon gen nai on the bpflo Amerlrad war topic belug treated by Mr lli Ti B Perktna and Mra J M Redd, Jr About twentr members of the rluh tvere present Jn addition to a number of imited guest. Luncb eon waa termed. Mra Luctndo Redd aod daughter, Mia Belle were laat meektmd gueata o J. W. Redd of Boulder. A dinner In honor of the Bin Juan rouhtr bool teahera and Mlaa Peteraon, a member of the atate board of education from ball Luke waa given In the citj amusement hall Pridur eentng of laat weelf Buperlntendeut P. V TSoolaey acted at toastmaster Mr. aod Mra H I . Butt of Piute rUitH relatives In oMntkeUo the latter part of last fem.t!?famoucR;BobKStcMy,b teace Budin(Jtoii Ke.lLar?c) ' ; I Hd. WeNier before shown on my Screen ComedyMUTT AND JEFF INTERNATIONAL NEWS WEEKLY PAUL COWAN at the Wurlitzer UNIVERSAL. JEWEL SaPER-PRODLfC- iro week. Mra. WUford Ashton and babe left the first of the ieek for Balt Lake. Mra. Ahon will Untrr -bait JUake reluming to spend oi Monties Ho in the spring Th Rebus Rota club tare Its annual banquet at at the Hrland hotel Friday night of laat week. A fteewrae dinner iaa aerrl, wbirh. with tnaata and tnualr. cmiMimed two and a half hour The remainder of tbs eienlng was spent In dan ing. 2 (pooulutow TM That this afternoon and tonight are your last chances to Tuesday, Dec. 6 see CARLYLE BLACKWELL Matinee at 2 :30 Evening at 8:30 LOCAL MANAGEMENT GEORGE D. PYPER arid the big show Mr and Mrs Smith Clark and famllv of Draper visited during the week with Mr and Mre. J S Clark y Mlsa Elmlna Todd of Salt take visited ""In Farmington during th wepk at the home of lira. Hannah Todd ,r U M PRICE l. PRICK. Noe 1 The Iadlea Altar wrlety net Tharaday afternoon of laat week In the flrat regular meeting atnre tbe autmner iara ttoa. Officer for the coming year were elected Mr. J E. Flyott waa vhoea preeldcnt Mr J. R. Sharp. Tire preaident, Mrs tsleo b Nel on, aecretary. aod Mra Fred Aubert. treasurer Plana warn perfected for a card party to be November 23 at Notre Dame hall. Mr. and Mra 0 K Clav entertained the V, ?. Dinner club Vednaaday evening of laat week. Bridge followed the dinner, Coven wertr laid for Mr. and lira. F. L. Burklo. Mr. and Mra. A. D. Hadley, Mr. aod Mra. L. H Ammerman, Mr. and Mra U B EMrtdge, Mr and Mra U B. Fullmer, Mr. tad Mra. Lake E. Yonog. Mr aod Mra. B. J Stela. Mr. and Mra Leorge O. Mark and Mu. Horner, Mr. and Mra A. Jeaaia Sanford. at a pret-til- e Mra. L. H. Ammerman presided luncheon Fridav afternoon. appointed Mra Ammrnnan a cueala were Bridge followed v Mra 0. E. Cla. Mra. F. L. Buckio, Mm L B. Fullmer, Mra J. R Sharp, Mra L E Whit- more, Mra. B. M, Jonea Mra. J. A. Jodr, Mra Kenllnnrth Mr. Raymond ( R. B. Dowd of Lake E. Waltera, Mra. J. T. Tallis, Mra Touiig, Mra. Howard Mver, Mra. Allee Ball. Mra. Sheldon Andereoa, '" Mra. Irena Guodaraon Mra. Thelma AveriU. Mra. Gleno Clifford, , Mra Oraon T. Brooke, Mre J F. Johcaon, Mra Mrs. M, Mcholnon, J. H. Ballinger and Mra J. L. J. Lloyd Averlll entertained the Auction c lira. Cbarlea afternoon at luncheon. Wridge club Wedneadav jter gueata were Mr. Thomai Fouta Mra. Jesaie hit tAanford Mra J R. Sharp Mr I. E -- more, Mra. H W. Cooper. Mr Orwm T Brooke. Mra. E C. Lee Mra George M M tiler Mra J Reg Millar Mra. (arlon Gonderaon, Mra Nell -- M. Madaen. Mra W. F. Anderaon, Mra. J. M i Ktcbolaoa, Mra. J. E. Flynn, Mra. r. E. Woode Mra. L. A. McGee. v- Kenrly $500 waa presented to th Price poet, American Legion, Monday evening bv- - Mra. (Htorge M. Miller and Mra. Tbomna Fouta, rep-- z maanttng tho CtvIo club. The drive waa made board of the civic chib. With tbn --emaewtt 1 tag aaalatanco of every woman s organisation raise money to clear tbe lorn! in Price, to M American Legion poat of a debt contracted twogiven, a caafa 'wears ago. A card party waa men of tba city. from the buaineaa r tributes on tha evening of dinner god a community 2 Armistice day wars among tha way a ta which A danco directed by : Booty waa aellected. oo tha avesinf logiocL tha member of thawaa a splendid aacceaa and Kovambor 1L A picture wrlll add ooay ta the treasury. addd to tbe aama aboar, tba raealpta to be ta yet to ba pat on. The general com t ranee, Emitter ta composed of Mrs.. Mpwge M. Miller, Mra Mra. lMra, Thome Foots. lira. . A. Judy and Mrs. H W. ; Henry Buggori ; Salt Lake Theatre 't hr Cl.brtla rredell . nBirrr. sixth birthisr I Monday, tie ford, d,u,ht.r of Mr,. 1 JeoM Btoford. ntertainod shoot tn.nlr of her ".oons friends at h bom" ef her sraodpiron.. Manv dtioty , Mr ,od Mrs. Thomas Fool. yonss. sad. lfts wore iciT4 by ,tiakatt k i - t. The World's Most Popular Composition By the March King Week Com. MOIL NOV. 28 Over Mats. Wed. and Sat. Eve 'b. 50c to $2 Wed. Mat. 50c to 1 Sat. Mat. 50c to $1.00 - In- SEATS THURSDAY Return of tha Favorlta (j! C I AND Romance; NOW AAD THE' Uettt.Commdnder U.5.N.H.F, 1 'FAMOUS SNGMG HAWAlim BROADWAY Noarly 100 of the Finest 'Musicians in America .Hear tho melody of The Stars and Stripes forever, Flayed by the Famous Front Line of ' 12 CORNETS 6 TRUMPETS 8 TROMBONES Picture TOr.l MIX DR. F. MARION ' a KeLlINO, D. Graduate Chiropractor and Drugloaa Healer Mechanotherapy, Hydrotherapy, Roundup Tima Electrotherapy First StY PATIENTS GET WELL Specializing Appendicitis, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Ncrvounoa, Heart and Kidney Trouble, Bathe, Ladies and Children's Specialist. 34 &o. Main St. Roomo Acroe from Z. C. M. I. Office Hours 1 to ft P, M. Hr In City d He It a Minute King HURRICANE HUTCH" Two. Reel Arilmai Comedy And The-Spee- , SALT LAKE THEATRE Three Days Only, Nov. 24th, 25th; 26th 6 PICCOLOS 6 . Special price matinee daily, 2:30 p.--m. m. Shows, Prices, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75o. Evening p. -- S0USAPH0NES 7-- 9 4 DRUMS . AND 58 OTHERS FKICES Big Western The Big Town 409. if and Monday Your Popular Favorite In HI Latest Smashing I Post THE LARGEST BAND IN THE WORLD Today In Eleven cameramen killed and 27 wounded in getting this picTaken by U. S. Signal Corps, U. S. A., in France, showing 91st, 42nd, 32nd, 1st and 2nd divisions in action. Presented by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, C. E. Allen (JOHN PH1UP SOUSA Conduct!) ANN REAbERA MAIL the Great World ,War Picture J" ture. BRILL IANT H NEWCAST WTH ORDERS - POWDER RIVER TUILYSX RICHARD WALTON ;nd rreepef. ' a The Starsand Stripes Forever" at the dark Scats ert Sale- - Matinee, 25c, 50c, S1.00. Evening War Tax Extra ' 41,00, i 1.50, 2.00. -- Mall Orders Now Being Received IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT court of the state of Utah. In and for Balt Lake county. In the matter of the volunterv withdrfta l from th state Saiea corporaof Utah of Merrell-Souition. a rotporat.on of the state ot Nets 1st Thursday, theof 1st day or December, 1921, Rheumatism is pam 'only. 9 46 oclock a. m.. for the at the hour Not one case in fifty requires interpurpose of - hearing and determining th nal IStoD treatment drugging! Hub from the application- for the withdrawal state of Utah ol the Herreil-Soul- e Sales tbe misery ngnt a ay! Rub aoothinu, a corporation of the state ol St. .Igrobs Oil direct If corporation, Y oi k penetrating Notlv. 2vo. 1189 N"aw York. Into th sore, stiff joints and muscles Notice id hereby given that a hearing Dated' this 29th day fef October. 1921. and relief comes instantly. St. Jacobs sill be had before the Honorable M L. CLARKNCK COWAN, Clerk. Oil conquers pain, 'it is a harmless Ritrhie. one of the Judges in th Third By J. P. banning. Deputy Clerk. ot court Ac. the state of Fierce, Critchlow Aarr, Attorneys for rheumatism mre which never disapiudicial In district and fori Salt Lake county,, on Applicant. h7472 points and does not blister. f ' f e 'ftli ' ( Limber up! Quit complaining! Get a small trial brittle of old time St..Ta cobs Oil at any drug store apd in just a moment soull be fiee from rheumatic paiD, soreness and stiftnes. Dont suffer! Relief and a cure await von. Get Nt. Jacobs Oil it! is just'a good for sciatica neuralgia, lumbago, back.-' ache, sprains and swellings, (AdvJ |
