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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY honeymoon spent in Idaho and Salt Lake. They wltt make their home on McGill terrace. Mrs. Fred D. Oldfield waa hoateea to the members of the Spoon club at her home on Clark street Wednesday evening of last week. Following several Interesting games of f.ve hundred, refresh- menu were iferved. Mrs. Morrill won the high score prise and Mrs. Edwards, the second. The guests were Mesdames Jay K. Brinton, Carroll F. Morrill, Ray E. Belding, Louis K. Zadow and Harold W. Edwards, and the Misses Cleora Murdock, Fannie Cupid, Frances Peters and Margaret O Dare. Mrs. Roy Noble and daughter, Mary Katherine, returned to ther home in East Ely. Tuesday even.ng of last week, from a several months visit In Sidney, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ed. E. Smith entertained at dinner at their home in East Ely. Sunday evening of last week, for Mrs. 1). A. Decker, Mrs. Ed. Kelly and Miss Margaret Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Edwards entertained at dinner at their home on Pine street Sunday evening of last week for Walker J. Boudwln of Reno. ELY, NEVADA ELY, Key.. May 27. The geometry class of the White Fine high scnool wee recently divided into two classes, the Pythagoreans and the Flatonians. a contest the losing side, the i .Mhagoreans, the victois entertained with a banquet at the hign school "Wednesday evening of last wee. During the evening remaiks were made by the taculty and by Miss Amy Goodman, head of the losers, and by Clarence Knous, head of the victors. Those present were Mrs. Harnett K. Bieghler, Mrs. Amy Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs.Hl. Wiley Brown, the Misses K. Ida Waiz, Florence Westa-col- t, Adeia Jenny, Margaret Engelsby, Frances Stone, Margaret Beverly, MarMcGuire, guerite Culbert, Margaret Gladvs Hexam, Leona Fame, Grace Meyers. Laura Hexam, A. S. Kubitx, H. B. Nhcrmnn, Robert Annand, David Miles, Ernest Clays, Marion Hichards Clark Amens, Garnett CuLom, J. C. Donovan, Allan Crawford, John Gienn and Francis - ollowing Kevily. Mrs. Ralph A. Bowdle returned Tuesday eNenlng of last week from a visit to 1922. 0 Silk Camisoles $1.49 50c Childrens Half Hose Broken assortments of colors and sizes j r Satin and crepe de chine, lace and tailored camisoles. All sizes 25c j A Tremendous Reduction Sale of Sale of JTweed Sport Suits Newest Wash Frocks The most popular carmcnl of this season. The best tailoring, the smartest BUY NOW and enjoy these dainty dresses all through the summer. The price cannot he lower edJhji-ilLnnenl- s. FAIRVIEW Cal. Miss Bessie C. Boyd knd Alvin F. Kime, were married in Kly residents, Keno, Tuesday of last week. Tney arrived in Kly, Saturday of last week and, after a visit with Mr. Kime a mother, Mrs. George L. Bennett, they left for 28, former designs and perfect workmanship, dozen models to select from Regularly Priced at $10.00 to $30.00 On Sale Monday at FAIRVIEW. May 27. -- Mr. and Mra. Amasa Terry are recelyjna congratulations on the arrival of twin sons, bom to them last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vance and family Sacramento to make their home. Mrs. Arthur Smith returned Saturday are spending a week In Sunnyelde. After spending a month In Salt Lake of last week from a visit with her daugh with Mr -- and Mnr. Basil Jensen, M ten ters in Los AngeTea this-charactLeuh Madsen returned home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roper entertained er. Mrraird-M- rs. Thomas PWtchett left with a theater party, foliowedby refreshments at the Roper home in East Ely. Sunday for ot. George to make their Wednesday evening of last week. The home. left Thursday for guests were M. and Mrs. Osmond G. a Mrs. Heber Pehrson three weeks' visit in Salt Lake with Clcxor nnulcN lor voincn Bates, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Caiiahan her and N. H. Chapin. daughters. Hundreds of and 'misses. e Miss Alice Mae Sanderson. Miss TuckMembers of the Bridge c.ub met with Miss Eva Timmons at the er, Miss Hilda Sander. wM ss Ehse LarI'roeks of dniiity leantii'ul home of Mr. and Mrs. H A. Davidson sen, Miss Wealtha Peacock, Miss Fay wash fabrics t lit- pretliest in East Kl, Monday evening of last week. Miner, Miss Vondella Hansen, Archie AnFollowing the game .refreshments were derson and John Hansen, who had been and newest styles at these at Normal Mr. hail Davidson served. high score, attending the Snow college lowest of prices. The valother guests were Mrs. Davidson and Mr. Ephraim, have returned to their homes and Mrs. N. W. Fay. for the summer. ues are so marvelous that Mis. Bertha Fox, accompanied by her Mr. and Mrs. Orln Bigler, Mrs. Millie son, Vernar, arrived Tuesday evening of Forbush of Castledale and Mr. and Mrs. we an "early last week from Porto Cortex, Spanish Richard Snow of Garfield are guests at emMr. had been Fox home. the where Jordan Mower Honduras, and where Mr. and Mrs. Marlon H. Mower of Mill ployed for the past two yea-rsMrs. Fox had been visiting with him for Creek are spending a few days lei the Fox will there Mr. return months. citv. eight hi a few weeks and. after spending the Mr and Mrs Stanlev Peterson, who cummer in Ely with her daughter, Mrs. had spent the school year hi Lake Shore, will to Mrs. Fox return have UpwaJl, 'star returned here for the summer l Cortex in the fall. Mi. and Mrs EJ Garn have returnel The member of the Epworth league of from Salt Take and are at the Albert i if Methodist church held a social in the Christensen home. ,, mrih Friday evening of last week. A Mr. and Mrs Alden Petersen, who ha j ingram consisting oi selections by the tatmht school in Portage. hae retjnnd high school ort hestra. a violin soiu by lier to spend the summer. Mis' Hazel Movie, accompanied by Mina Mrs. Jordan Brady, Jr, has returne Koneta Torrence, recitations by Miss home, after spending a month with Mrs Margaret Baird and Mias Darlys Par- Christa Sanders at !ear Creek. After tridge, was thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. Ray Stewart and children of the program, games were played and respent last week isltlng Mrs Stewfreshments served. art's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Brady, Kittle and Phil Newitt Jointly celePerfect Fitting. Sr. brated their birthday anniversaries at the Mr. and Flovd Gusten of Nphi hnme of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil have arrivedMrs. in Fairview to make their Netvitt, in Ceirtial Ely, Saturday afterhome. noon of last week. Refreshments were Monday afternoon the children of the s'M ved at a table decorated with pink Xtnth ward enjoyed a Ma potted plants and (undies in dainty pink wu'lk. Miss T.aITlmary Von Tucker was queen i rooheted andle holders. Miss Kitties and Vonda Terrv and Martha Rigby fifth anniversary was Wednesday, and en attendants. Seenty-fi- e Mavter Phil's, Monday, of last week, and wer' the the program. ach had a birthday cake with candles. joed Miss Fawn Madsen left Surdav fo. a The children enjoying the afternoon were visit In Salt Lake. Khzabeth Henderson, Virginia Henderson, Mav Squires, Virginia Squires, Mary Norma Mangum, Joyce .Stunden. Raymond MILFORD Htnderaon, Fred Mitchell, Ralph Mangum and James Stunden. Mrs. Newitt was assisted by Mrs. Earl Mangum, Mrs. Fred MILFORD. May 27. Mra J. R. MurStunden and Miss Leah Squires. dock entertained the Spoon club at her Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert F. Foreman enterhome afternoon of last week. tained at dinner at their home on Murry Mrs. J.Saturday M. Williams and Mrs. S. Tanner street Wednesday evening of last week were prize winners at five hundred. for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Callaway of Luncheon was served to twelve gueste. Currant. Mr. Newhart and and Mrs. f'harles Mr. and Mrs. John little daughter. Complimenting returned SunAvonell, Stack, who eft by automobile Thursday day from an extended to California. visit of last week, to make their home in Mr. and Mrs. J. Love entertained with Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. August R. Rlepe h dinner home their at Tueeday entertained at their home on High street afternoon party ('overs were laid for seven. Monday evening of last week. Early in Mr and Mrs George Jefferson the evening cards were enjoyed, with with a dinner party at their home AT SPECIAL Mis. liOveridge winning the ladies first Tuesday evening, in compliment to Sam prize, and Mrs. Engeike, the consolation. Cline and R. Greenwood. were REDUCTIONS Covers l. Mis. Stack won the After laid for six BAJAP60c ards, clever guessing games were returned Sunday from Mrs, G. DRESSES FOR LITwith Mr. Stack and Joe Tletz win- an extendedCuddy visit at San Bernardino, Cal. AND FINE TISTE ANESE refreshthe At midnight ning prizes. Special These Monday's TLE GIRLS Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ericaon and little ments were served. Present were Messrs, All good VOILES In a lar?e range of and Mrs. Boyd Whit and children, dreaaei with frilly and Mesdames John Stack, H. J. R. Tietx, son, motored to and Beaver, rufflea spent 8unday, and perky values in Ted Loveridge, Chris Halier, Charles Encolors, very best and $1.50 patterns, in dots and were the relatives. day They visiting back in aaah are, tiea Louis R. Zadow, geike, P. S. Halibut, cheeks ; 40 Home by Mrs. Ellen Huntheaviest made. silk ;loves for litlle Joiah F. Miles, Tom Stack, L. M. Craw- accompanied designed who in visiting relatives here. ford. J. Hish and Fred D. Oldfield, Mrs. ington, inches to 6. 2 wide.. ones from in Miss Griffith returned Sunday blaok, Cray, Special James Waddell, Miss Frances Peters, from a Eleanor Como inrwbite, pink, to Dallas, Texas, via I am Anand mastic R D IMP T E 0 mode, Herman Tletz and Joe Tietz. Mr. and geles. trip $1.10 Miss Griffith attended the and maize In 60c FLAXONS peach MrJohn Stack were accompanied as far yard and Railway Clerks' convention Shipheld beaver. All sizes TISSUE In all the Special h.h Salt Lake bv Mrs. A R. Ricpe and at Dallas, Mav L in a assortment larpre MrJames Waddell After a ten days at new patterns, cheeks at of Beaver Is the Mrs. Ellen lifrht. dark and plain visit in thy Ctah citv. Mrs Riepe and guest of her Huntington granddaughter. Mrs. It. II. a and and Mrs Waddell will return to Kly. stripes, Pitohforth. BOYS WASH SUITS colors, in Mrs W. D. Clays of McGill spent Mrs. Marjorie Roberts or Lehi, who hk wonderful Very clever styles, cheeks and Wednesday in Ely. the guest of Mr. and been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Dresden, coat and butMrs Fred T. West. ment of new shades; middy, Mrs Christie Lee, left Monday for a v.alt dots, all dainty patThe Misses Mayma Tucker, Leah Miles, with friends end relatives at Halt Lake. ton waist, all popular 36 inches Rluma Bergman and Edna Earl were 7BC Mrs. L. L. Hardy has as her guest colors terns, fast eol- navy, corn, The popularity ef the short sleeve makes overnight guests of Miss Mabel Aljets at her mother, wide Mrs. H. Williamson, of white, tan and the Georgetown ranch Thursday of last Provo. . ors. pink, Special moat desirable. We are the w eek. e glore long combinations- Ages $1.50 IMPORTED ORMiss White and Osmond Hortense Members of the Modern Drama club White of Beaver motored to Milford. a choice assortment of styles and 2 to 7 showing Perma$1.50 GANDIES R4) met with Mrs. Joaiah F. Miles at her Sunday, and spent the day with Mr. and yfcsWil years colon, all very reasonably priced. home on Fifth street Wednesday evening Mrs. Clark Kesier. SUITa in full nent finish, of last week. The same evening Mr. INGS All (rood plain Miles entertained the men relatives of GIRLS' COLORED WASH DRESSES range of colors; 45 1A)NG SILK GLOVES Of the best qual the club members at cards, and after the fast Pink, blue and tan chambray, with check wide. colors; inches MAMMOTH guaranteed NON-CRUSThose meeting all enjoyed refreshments. trimmings on yoke, sleeves and pockets; :1G inches wide. ity obtainable for tlie price. Come in present were Messrs, and Mesdames Dan Special two to six years. T Stong, Ed. E Knox, G. Wiley Brown, MAMMOTH. May 27. Mlrs Grace Dud-le- v white, mastic, pongee, beaver nml gray. Thoroughly shr u n k Mrs. Josephine E. Waymsn, Mrs. James V Special of Spanish- Fork la spending a few Specially priced . $2.00 FINE IMPORTMrs. John Weber and Mrs. weeks here MacLaughlin, her aunt, Mrs, Stanand guaranteed fast I, :' ED FANCY VOILES Harriett K Bieghler. and the Misses ley Baldwin.visiting $1.50 DOTTED VOILE INFANTS CREEPERS Combination of Laura Gallagher and Mary Black, and the of Dividend Ja Walsh Mias Mildred Kxuuisite patterns, in The finest made this white and blue, white and pink and Messrs. Guy Gallagher and Francis C. spending a week vis. ting Mr. and Mra j colors, in all the leadfabof washable GLOVES chamois LONG also small checks and stripes, short Lewis. in dark and rose, blue and Dunn. gold, season, LeRoy Members of the University club and shades ; Miss Tlyrtie Bringhurst visited at Eusleeves and belt, button at rics. Come in white. plain ing I Q I ftC black ; 36 inches colors. KC their ladies If) light the enjoyed semimonthly reka, Thuraeday. 1 V aSW ages 1 and 2 years crotch; dance given at the clubrooms on Murry gray, buck, beaver... Mrs A. Fatheringham spent Thursday wide. Special . 30 inches wide. . . : Special street Thursday evening of last week. at Eureka visiting .Mrs. Bert Hickman Nw Hostesses for the evening were Mesdames uod Mrs. H Lloyd. Mr and Mra. Rock Bryan and children Charjes H. Chandler, William X. McGill and Samuel B. Elbert and Miss Margaret and Mr and Mrs. John Evans motored Just reNEW HOSIERY Smith. to Benjamin, Tuesday morning, to spend 13.00 UNION SUITS Glove silk to silk women's sport fancy ceived, Complimentary to her sister, Mrs. E. a week vleitlng friends and relatives A bust length, silk disle body. Sizes Porter, of Sail Lake, who is her guest. Mrs. Fred Samuels and daughter, Joy, colors all in hose, Mrs. Alfred J Procter entertained Monare via ting friends and relatives at Sa- 36, 38, 40. Sale price day evening of lAst week at her home on lent for a few weeks. The street i was .Mr W High Alien a few spent evening spending with needlework and clever games, for weeks at Eureka, lsittng Mr. and Mr. which were received bv Mis Als Alien prizes R illv and Mis were Bidden Mrs Fred Hmwn returned home from Gallagher. WOMENS HOSE Of full fashioned pure Mesdames William O. Moorman. Francis Santaqutii. Sundu evening, after a week s silk, lisle top and reinforcements, all new M Root. M L Smith. Orval R Baird. risk with her sister. Mrs Oiaf Olsen shades, including black Robert A Baird, Mollis Rogers. H C. F Mias Helen Jamlaon. uho had been at- Brown. Harvev C. Reilly, Susie Griffin, tending school at Tooele, returned horns Oscar H Upwad, Harold W Edwards, Sunday s'enlng to spend her vacation )ouls K. Zadow and Fred O. Oldfield, ana wtthher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh; the Misses Louise Lewis. Fannie Cupid. Jamison. 83.50 TO 84.50 SILK BLOOMERS Mrs Spence Virginia J. Carothers, Iy&ura Gallagher, !ioyd and Mrs. James 81.50 FANCY IMPORTGrace Allen and Mary Black. GLOVE SILK VESTS Iink only, elastic at waist and Fitzgerald were guests of Mrs. L. U. Stap- ED LAjCE LISLE HOSE Mr and Mrs. Harold Gillette returned ley and Mrs George Richards, Friday knee. All best sizes. Silk top, silk lisle body, Come in black, brown 'Tuesday evening of last week from a Mr. and Mrs. Bert Webb entertained at in white or pink and white. Monday sale dinner Friday for Mr and Mrs. J C. STEP-INS- , ATHLETIC SUITS Wo- Of knitted Clark and George Clark. Fancy net fronts, lace trimmed, collars pnefr men s garments, pink or Miss Zelda Marx of Dividend spent last lace trimmed, fabrics, attached d visiting her parent. Mr. and onlv. All sizes white, FREE FROM DREAD OF week-enpink stripe and cheek, lace trimmed collars of with Front Mrs George Marx. organdie, batistes. Eiffel Maid Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Smith were dinner Fronts of embroidered 8wiss, round or Tuxedo brand. On tale at guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shad Stewart, BATHING CAPS All genuine rubber, finest quality collars, some with cuffs Sunday. made. r Mr. and Mrs. Mtt hell Jamison and chil5I75 Sport fronts of gingham, ratine and chamois, I in values 25c Swimming Caps. plain Regular dren of Moroni are visiting Mr. Jamison's all with cuffs I wB colors all Mr. Mrs and Hugh Jamison, for $3.00 LEATHER BAGS Beautiful styles, latest Collar and cuff sets of imported Venice Resident cf Ratglgh, Tenn., Says She aparents, week. Hand tooled novelties, in black, Beautiful Tuxedo lace collars. Imported shapes. Wat Entirely Cured by Simple Regular 50c values in Mr and Mrs A. E Hooper and chii- 1711 Treatment. Home brown, gray, etc. All with inside fittings,. fancy Bathing Caps dren, who had visited at Salt Lake for a to their home here Sunreturned week, from Asthma many day evening. After suffering Sirs. Earl McIntyre and son, Steele, are years, Mr. Laura Lowry, RaJetKh. Tenn., was restored to health by the remarkable visiting friends and relatives at Sait Lake discovery of C. Leaven good, Rosed aie, for a few weeks. Kansas. Mrs. Lowry writes: Mr? and Mrs. Bert Stapley and son. latter luncheon was served vln Snow. Talrin Wessel, Billy Howells. Virprises awarded. Mr. tad Mr. J. O, Hadlrr aad Mra. M of last week, and spent tha day home at Salt Lake. Tuesday, after spendI received the bottle of Asthma cure Laurence, and Mr. and Mre. Dean Mike-se- ll Saturdayfriends high acorr for bridge were won by Mr. ginia Hnow. Mah Snow, Alice Sicboiaoa and aU of Arthur: Mr. tad Mra. Hodr and relatives. ing a week here visiting friends and rel- The A1 Thomae and I!. Thooipaon score and Snow. that you so kindly sent me, and took It Mr. high atives. Eugene Mra and son, Billie, motored to Goshen, waiting Mr. and Mrs. C. F, baxaar Crcth Marahall. Mrs. J. J. Cronin attended the Simpson accompanied for OdO" were t by Mrs Mr iadmoa, and truest of Mr snd Mr. Fred Yeager SunHigh as directed. It has completely cured me Sundav, and spent the day vialtlng Mr. given to Wright a lAke few Salt to her church for of v.alt weeks. Catholic the 4 Mr ladles 8,1,1 the Mra. Perc; by Frank O'Brien The two house prize were day and Monday evening were Mr. sad Mra william I took it about two months and Mrs. Ole Sorenson. of Asthma. Wednesday. at Eureka, rower won Mrs. and harle Martin Jack by Lynn louiig, Mrs. Clara Jones, Samuel Davis, Mr. W. Miller and Miss Claytee Allen, who had visited at ao. and can sleep now Iat night without Mr. and Mrs. W. Burriston and Mr. and The Women c'ub mt Friday Afternoon of all of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mr. Wilt Hoow. lag relative la Ogden, Uttle daughters art tislt feel It is worth Silver City that dreadful wheeling. for a week, returned home Mrs. B. Okleberry of Goehen were guest last week, at which tljft the aonual election Mr. and Mr. Eugene Snow, Mien Nish Snow Mra Fred Williams entertained the Eaten ten time the prke of Mrs. William Werrltt. Sunday Sunday. of officer took p'aue, with the following re ad W, Ackersoo. Star Social clnb Wednesday afternoon. Thousands of others have had equal Mr Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn went to Salt Mr. and Mra Frank Neal of Salt lake Mtw nit Clifford Ashby, resident, Mr. Miia El. abe I h Monre. Mis Rath Ever. Miss M. Honey and Mfn John Allen were gueeti this with wonderful 27 success treatment. Lake. Sunday, to spend a few days voti- were gueets of Mr. and Mr. GARFIELD. Mv Jlr and Un TrwNxf Fred 9 William vice Mr L. F. Lets Wright snd Mi Ethelyn Frebbie are at- of the club. The clnb prise st bridge ws wot priditt and Ilf tie too of Arco. Idaho. PMroa So confident Is Mi;. Leavengnod that his ng friends and relatives. reF Wilson, Hodge, treasurer: Mr. GeorgeMonday. tending summer school at the L'niversily of Mra E. W. Little and the gurst'a pita Mrs Sarah Freshwater, who had visprescription willnocure any cose of Asthma Mr. and Mra. W J. Goodman and aon. Ut week end fueets of Mr. end Mr M. Me cording secretary. Mrn Thoms Morgan, waa given to Mr. Honey. matter how long standKendriHi, thtf unrie iad mint. or Hay Fever Al Thomas and Mr. ited Mrs Hteele Bailey, Jr., for a few Billie, are vlaitlng Mra. Goodman s motharcretarv Mrs. Terry Aay of Monroe wu the laat Mr. Mr. snd Mr, A. Tygersnn and1 eon. Boy, ei lira Howard batenian and aon. Rei. of Mid U M. mikJ tor week-eng sent of her sister. Mr. Roa Bib Arthur have aa their guest La aria Goldman el ing that a big II 25 bottle will be sent days, returned to her home at Provo, er, Mra.- - Tiara Wright, for a few weeks. vale, vrml daja this week viaiting apent ton. at Arthur. of Mr. Lake the Salt Kau wai absolutely free on request Simply write Saturday of last week. Margaret Mra. J. W. Anderson and daughter, LuLot Antftlea. The Garfield Womens dob wilt give s card Mr. and Mrs. James Lunt, Jr, motored cille. and Mia Bather Norman rial ted at Mra. Bateman's parent?. Ur. and Mre. Dan guet of her daughter Mr S. A. Thomas Prom Mr. C. Leavengood, 1542 8. W. Blvd., Mra George W. Watts wa heeteaa to tht Ciaerne. until Thursday of last week. Rosed ale. Kansas, and the free bottle will from Eureka, Wednesday, and spent ths Eureka. party nest Friday afternoon a the veranda ef CL C. eluh ef halt Lake Wednesday afteraeui with Mrs. F. Z. Mr. and Mra Abert Erirkaaa and family Sunday Tuesday. a enterteined of Uniat friend Men's club for club member sad their st a 1 e'eleck luncheon. Mia Kate Re ley oi the Yeager return party be mailed by parcel post undsr day visiting Mr. and Mra. Jack Davis. Carlaton. hare Lake dalt te reaide afteiauoa from 2 to 4 In honor her friends. Prison will be awarded sod luncheon Salt Lake was s gueat ef the elah and Mm Coets nothing If it does Miss Bessie Allen of Santxquin. who is a Mra. 8teale Bailey. Mrs. John Mlkeaell plain wrapper. Thepa,io cart party fives by the Women's Ren' Sunday birthday anniversary. The guests oiwere erred. J. O, Hadley and mother. Mra M. Honey. ' not cure. Write' today, giving aga, de- guest of Mra. Lunt, accompanied them. and Mia Ada Longley wars Eureka vis- fit aaaortatkwi vt the Maeraheea la the I. O. ninth Snow. Mary AbiatL. Helen Woodward. Roby Monday evening Mr. and Mra George Watts Arthur, were luncheon geests, afterward attest now snd of case, sfflloted. Mr. O. F. hall Wednesday evening was well and Mrs. Lyman Baker and Mr. itors Monday. long scription' BUen Snow. Mildred Helen entertained friends eevoral is honor f their tag the O. E. . Soctel aiuh oh tbs baste a (Advertisement.) and Mra K, K. Clark motored to Provo, Mrs. B. W. Simpson returned to her were played and tlrynrids.t'britopheron. Bridge and Richard Ashby. Tictdr Olmetesd, oK thirty-thirwedding anatvenary. Tbeir gnsstf Mra F. B. , AVi HALF Ttuec-to-On- MICE - surest Decoration Day Outing Womens 1 Miking Suits 1 Ne-p- Knickers, Breeches, Suits of Good Quality Serviceable Khaki $2.75 to $4.95 Coats to Match at $3.50 enter-ta.ne- d r Irresistible GLOVES d, ORGANDIE HOLLY CREPE $6.00 Infants and Childrens Wear Wash Goods Specials GENUINE free-for-al- to 39c $2.66 -. 75c floral, assort- 33c . 4 EVERFAST SHANTUNG 78c LINEN S3c 83c JR 4C $1.65 $2.69 $2,65 $2XQ 89c J V $1.50 ' Fancy Fronts and Neck Pieces j 55c $1.50 $ j $1.00 i E. J Jqq i ( GARFIELD lth - -- j pecia $1.75 ' ASIHMAORHAYFEVER j W I d l- $2 $2re j)ify |