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Show , 1 , , ' - . , 16 11 1 1147:71i j r - - 14:- , u mENOF 4 RIDAULY. -- EVENING NEWS 1919' , , - ,, Pus the Need Help to 1 - - I Immo - Crisis Safe. Lydig E. Pinks I that ham's Vegetable Cornpoind lyProof ' - kB II - S 1 , . . M!DDLEAGE I - , - will -- , , DESERET ' a , e aturdayho amatemoodamain , I , ' , - - P er. 4 , Sal Special Trail Bkzin'g Features that will bring the Crowds to Walker's. 111111111111111 , . - e-- - )710049 , ....A.,. Me - , s , Mai , "Good Goodr 4. Can be Relied Upon. PRETTILY larrattged tea Ls whet he ham been for the last a I ' Store Opens at 9 O'clock and being'giien this afternoisn by! montha..and witi Le mustered out of Miss Maud Tuckfielid at her nervik at Camp Dix. New York. Capt. Closes at 6 O'clock. - - home. 211 Stanley place, in'i Mayo . his . ,f , . ' bad an ..,t,tr-- k of comPliment eto Miss Irma Sims, whose' the year with Mr4. Mayo's parentt. 3, 11 1. ' Dr. tind Mrs. John Ir. Manger. I whi bleated In 'I , Nei marriage to E. Ray Hannibal will AugnA 3 - ttf((((--'-( and Mrs Mayo will come g and left ' i take. place this summer. The rooms to Salt Capt. , ce,,,,,, Lake and with their SAn will , me in a, weakened : I' )?sq are decorated In garden flowers. The, be the.guests ,of Di. and Mrs. H N. V condition. I felt at ' il y al a". :., . table Covered is a tea handsome' Mayo , i by ' ' times that : would 1, clunY lace cloth and in the center is a a e "IANIV,411) 4 I - A never bwel t again. a Kewpie bride, encircled by pink and Brig. Gen. Briant H. Wells and Mrs.' ', I read of 1.vila E. elV.te sweet peas At the place of Wells will arrive in Salt Lake tomor: s,ii-,,,-- --, 1 Pi Comnkhamts each guest is a miniature Kewpie row to spend two weeks with Mrs. , 1 - doll and a hand painted ,place card. Thomaa W. Sloan at the Boyle borne ' 410 tr.,-pound : . ts,It., iloot"The guests include the members of on ,E street. General Wells will ret and whet it did for ' 1 , . . p t, 1 a th1eLadeja club of which the honored turn to WashingtonrD. C., where he women pa os in g ' .,,.. , Nev; York a fortualso Is a made member. guest representative very Among will he on duty at the Army General 4 through tbeCbange ,..... Pio - nate those present are MrsWill iam Mont- Staff college. ., ikf, , ,,t of Life, so I told my newest-styl- e 200 of wash dresset purchase ..,,, p..., gomery, Mrsollidsr Joel Richarde..Mrs. ,A. vi, ',- .....,4 . doctor I would try . r r; i, Vern Mrs. Ernest Carroll, .7ristt.at a price which enables Walker's to sell them at t Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Biter and Muth- Ourts., It. I soon began to ; pRart.Z.1 .,,' 744.1 c 4 Mrs. Helier Bennion, Mrs. B. C. r, 1 , Helen eon. Denton have and gone , s. I ;s. ' mere Mrs. Cleone Kirk.-Mrgain in strength D. R. to Vivian park to spend the week-enastonishingly low prices, many as low as half , , e i - Pingree. Mra R. R. and the annoying ,122 , Woolley. Miss 4 Come , see. these beautiful and price. mlitswoolllososil , 'Lucile Beer. Miss Mary Young, and di (1 symptom. 1,1i.;;.1, Mrs. I..,,,fr, -, Clyde H. Bennion and children ; Mrs. Mackay. new Pink and Blue , , and Stewart turves gone to the appeared and your Vegetable Compoundso tt,,, I i .The hosteas Is assisted by bet sis- Barbara ''' has made me a well, strong woman ' i organdies.,. dotted Swiss Voiles, Mbue Clara Tuckfield,- - and Miss Stewart ranch in Provo for a few I do all lawns ginghams, : ter; r, my own housework. I cannot I' , RIBBONS . A t 'gi Ma) Cartwright In the evening the weeks' stay. and batiste. In the range from $16.75 and up,' recommend Lydia E. Pinkhom's Vero-tabl- e t: -- -will be joined by their escorts - 'Officers 2 '14 ' . -' of the war prison camp at Compound too highly to women .11 and adancing party. will be enjoyed - : taffetas, satins and georgette zrepes- - in plain -J4f -,i on paining through- the Chpigo of Lifa," . lawn, where' Tanteeri-shale EOrthodox a MraTnaN1111:Nsoiv1316 tertain this at supper evening -picnic been hung. Other guests. not includ, 14 at ,46., in of of honor the IlL Lagoon ed in the club membership have also Urbana, birthdly I.,. t,Women Capt. Clarence Kingman. been invited to attend. who suffer. from nervousness. ..... We , will start the sale. at 9 o'clock and suggest, ,- I. ..ttri ki backache-,- headaches ' - -,"' '114. 1 Mrs. Conrad Jones ,is entertaining r'heat flashes," 7 Carrie Heaton, who has recent- -in view of the this famous blues" should ,nd "the try that tome ' styles, , you values . ii ly returned from Japan. is the bon- - the Woman's auxiliary of the St Paul's an,c1, I' E. Pinkand oot herb l Lydia remedy, fired g lista at a party being given this Episcopal church this afternoon at her ' early. . Compound. Vegetable a terpoon by the members of the home. 444 east Fourth South street ,, laWO11011.8 Missionary o a , of the All women of the parish have been ,y7 , , ' First Methodist church.society - -at the home vited. consists of "ink Ind Peter's head. It wasn't Skimmer- at of Mrs. V. J. Clark. State and 1 CH it klub satin taffeta ribbons in all width. leas Banker the Bank Swallow, NURSES-anMm. E. M. West are nubiSouth streete.-- - Tables he eA been . own cousin to Skimmer the Tree SWaI, For eine week past an unusual shall-- armored on t110 i.wns, wh$re lunch- ng a tour of Yellowstone. low. was . a smaller Ile little than eon will be rtrve1. The afternoon dhebrieuefobrasyouprrescred: Skimmer and not nearly as handsome. I , will be spent le icwing. The hostess Mrs. Wallace Chipman Hunter 'will instead of being beautiful is easisted by little Miss Marth4 Cult, entertain at I. liincheon tomorrow aft- His back, 14 SOME steel-blue, SPECIALED AT $3.90 AND was a sober grayish-browMAIDS UNIFORMSBlack soisette, Mies Helen Giers and Miss Eloise ernoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. rich His of instead breast. being Clark. OTHERS AT ONE THIRD OFF. C J. Chamberlain, in honor of Mles ail yoke effect, one button cuff, fitted; Bags, snowy- - white. was crossed with a e Irma SiZTIS. a. bride-to-b- e. Tomorrow brownish band. His tail was more hemstitched waist, organdy These three features at the epeeist Woodward Bruce Mays. son evening she will be guest of honor at nearly square aeross the ehd than is The daintiness of these blouses at the s-, of D. and Mrs collar and cuffs.. H. N. Mayo, has ar a party to be Wren by Miss Tulla the case with other members of the TVU selling prices will delight every sh00-;- will make rived in New York from an immediate ing prices per uttending the - gale. The values appeal. overseas. Moll tru p. Swallow family. are unusual. 4' ODD LOT OF NURSES UNIFORMS- -2 are you doing f , Pink, blue, white, lavender, green organdies. there?" stammered Peter, his eyes LACPORTIRD White and PEARL linene, poplin head; popping right out with curiosity and NECKLACES long or short sleeves, perfect fitting; excitement. I.F...á4jiari.i----FiDearlii; Graduated 24 inches long;. home." twittered "Why. that's my best manufacturers wake ;' slightly fitted with gold clasp. Banker happily. 59t soiled. Values Very special. each., o A you mean to say that IZARRE sartorial effects are not .4...e...1. $5.00. 8 you live in a hole in the ground?" voile and blouses. From Szecial. FINE "Lit BAGS Organdy, dimity 0 cried peter. Somehow it is hard always attractive and certainly . Sample Line .$4.90 to $16.50 at to me as for think of birds ishoula living NURSES' not z' be UNIFORMBlue for in every they sought chambray Black, nacy, frown. grey. fancies. in holes in tha ground." tr-Made of howy silk moire, silk poplin; Gibson pleat 1le button cuff; dress but the woman wro merits a By this time the air was full of -. D ONEt-THIRbeautiful Silk linings. All are fitted a '14.I1141 Banker's friends circling this way and, , reputation tor beirig exceptionally well convertiblatollar. : with mirror, cola purse, etc.& Celt and going in and out of the little r that to finds dressed it necessary usually' of white metal. . frame mouolugs holes Swalin bank. Bank "We the strike a few high notes in each sea- 9 curved cella:aid. eta. Regular prices e i lows like our homes close together."! P FIBRE SWEATERS 33.04 to $17.30.. KIWI wardrobe. The sport suit shown exclaimed Banker. "We are quite as I soolal as Twitter the Purple Martin." ( ' in the sketch indicates what one de- co. F4iin or .. $2 fancy weave, large fancy - Sign et offers along this line. The suit Next story: :Peter rinds 'Oilt Where y and sash with lplar ABOUT ONETILIRD 81.59 cuffs, Cushion 21.00 long Brushes. Back Bair tassel; on',:- - is made of white sport satin and the ,. Lives.". Killy , P 350 Woodbury'g Facial Sean rose, copen, turquoise, wide girdle stpd lower sleeves are of 200 PIECPAPPERLING AND rEARL ' .. HANDLED SILVERWARE. 500 One Pound Pkg. Absorbent Cotton.. ....39c Values .to ;17.50. Hundred Persons green. Georgetta embroidered int - rremch blue ) Several assortments Two 75o of .. Garden 13 . Talcum Powder. dd. sizesover Mary lavender colored birds. The suit it- ,,590 Hold Pioneer D a y tereo itemsPearl handle. stertint 3 for 25o; dozogs; 91.00 Palm Olive 1Soap.... self Is cut on th e simplest possible Elver ferrule.; heavy silver plated on Celebration at 25o Revelation Tooth Powder. Brighton 21. a lines. but this trimming arrangement :' white metalForks. Soup Ladles. 4, as the 10o stand out Wash Cloths. I Cheese , tvecessfully makes it 25 ONLYGIRLS' SMOCIESVarietY of styles - - Cream Ladles. Pie Knives, Several hundred persons responded -- Anal tn a Cold Meat Knives. etc. of worn 81.00 Forks, 69c 1115 and Conlrlis gathering, Ivory largo and Dressing voile. colors. and linens: hand crepe. poplin - - to the invitation of Mr. and Mrs..T, G. , ' ' ' $1.25 Rutber Gloves. embroidered and smocked 'with Wool or silk . ... 880 Very special, 13.00 .. .41.. A a country club tea or golf lunch-- 1 69c McDonald to celebrate Pioneer day at .4One-thifor. off Odd Lot. .. corn' f ft $19 g0 co , new The hat is a simple sailor. 190 S3 Caps. 250,Bathing t41, home VerY 33100 their t " Thursday Special, evening. de1There regular price.. 98e SOo ining the colors employed in the Pao , Diana -Powder. i for s fr 9 was a general picnic in the open air at 1, 61, veldpment of the suit. r 100 Hind's Honey and Alpiond Cream. 190 ENTTRE STOCK Or GUILT MATO 7 o'clock. A threatened rainstorm , Interest In summer suits is natural- , f 100 AND CAPESSerge, shepherd check, and nov50o Imogene Liquid C2,0umber Cream. a 33c ly waning somewhat at the present sent the assemblage under cover for 11 elty material: latest styles, with self collar and ' 10c time, with fall so near at hand, and Bath 05o KeWpie 81),,ap. an half but the then stormblew hour, Knives Forks or pique too collar. band smocked, bias , the woman who le planning a fall 1 11.50 Bar Castile.,Soap. ...98o over and the big congregation .again bands. buckles and belt. fancy suit must bear in mind the fact that to 25 I Heavy Silver plaited on whits metal d off regular price.... $695 assembled out doors where fireworks, regardless of dress silhouette, straight I These are trout a well known maker ti5e and SSetzLiQUILD D11.111 SHIELD Zhe & 65d I lines hold eway in suits. No matter 1 ommoommoommmommmowolinomommomm and bonfire a program kept a huge 7 t of hilta grade table silverwareI ' . OrICENTIRE STOCK Grims HATS what material is used or what trim- v knives- -4 Forks. 3l50 Daggeq' and Ramadell's Cold Cream. the company pleasantly engaged until 1 the amart suit - ming embellishes it, semi-fitte. 9s3 Plain milana with ribbon bands and streamer,: 25e Mapetttta Talcum Powder. In a reitufar wall at $3.03 sell 11 oclock. d coat. They wilt bave..a straight 410c': W.Mon Eau-d- e , seL. On account of a "'Rectal oolora Ono-ha- lt Quinine Hair- Tonic.'. 30 to 45 inches in liffgth; purchase. - H, 4;1- Whitney Arai ihairmalLor 4h , Tooprilideo:eo. , set of 13 pieces shoulders and long tight sleeves. Suit, 00- - 113.001 119 introduced Edith he and evening. tv7;it One pound can Theatrical Cold Cream. skirts are shorter than those shown , -rGrant Young. soprano, a quartet conwith spring models, and while by no sisting of Mrs. Young, George D. Py7 means full they are a trifle wider.. Soft se . per, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shepvelours are very popular and a great. herd. Lily McDonald and George 131 deal of fur trimming will be used.; , belleVe that our nation will he in as middle of October. according to plans Margetts, who provided the enteitainThis fur trimming is- usually only in much- danger . as any other country In completed by the government and ment James G. McDonald blossomed PEIESIDENT TO START the form of generous- sized collars and as wife forth as a, violinist and his the world. if this treaty fails. Al- published today. There would rentain revers and sometimes cuffs. Trhnmed McDonald an accompanist, and Lily ready ..here are signs in Europe of In service members of the classes of skirts, or the elaborate fur peplums dances. her for was encore(' charming the abandonment of peaceful inten- MS. 1311 and 1920. used on suit coats last season,- - are on a EAHL1 worm TO011 AUGUST with IN for the Watch broke sarni up and groups of nations are feelThe assemblage not In evidence so far. EmbroiderY' tions, T ovrid,N ' cauliflowers that fe& on cabbage hearty vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Lig their way to organization for war and fanciful braidings appear on many, can them with You pf!rition not '1 Plants. for their McDonald does world hoepitalitY. If the and conquest. smart suite. arsenate of leatkint the same way soon guarantee France and Italy and WET There was also a well attended For first fall wear strictly tailored socrErr AVONCE'N WAS)" while the plarttil are small. After dance at the Balsam Inn during the new nations against aggression the models of cheviot and smart Wool from (Continued 'Age one). use helleOWIC nAra head to.form becks.' the TnErti under action the mixtures are bting brought out, evening. through for Suit Summer. Novelty Sport bore. tateArauliflower is easier to alan be of will there nations league cannot be changed with-ou- t the consent ilancopf power superior to our grow that the earner ,variettea of the parties to be bound by strefign You m0 eucceed in the fall where Bah krupt. that-wil- l not be in irrinotthY do, net became& it is a WI 'but the contract. in the summer. Keep our policies and our interests. because they wish to obtain the greatwith yotr:, a'Are we justified fir assumtng that the,' ground aroundthe plants well Monroe doctrine will then cease est possible, hair beauty and. be sure A. petition in bankruptcy bag been Other parliaments and governments Our hoed and apply water if you sea. to be a doctrine? because we will be they are not using anything harmful. Did you ever serve the ribs of the filed in the United States district court will accept without further interpreunable to maintain it. We will be They have found that in washing the our definitions-o- f the articles able head raw? When cut into small to defend our own shores, but hair it is never wise to use a makeMike G. Berryman, a laborer of tation g', covenant own as our of the cubes and slightly salted they by affecting For Tie Dreetet Nowa by literates SIV.Burive;. as by having the greatest navy and shift, buLis always advisable to use listed are only liabilities His have a flavor which is very Midvale. for shampooing obligations? most the powerful army that any a preparation ofmade , hts avets as $50 claimed , WAY our friends $360 they aryl pleasing. ever had!" only. Many country THE MYSTERY OF MANY LITTLE HOLE'S. , , pP'' Japan at Council Table. , as exempt get the best results from a simple Before he went to the White House home-mad,. e at the canthrim mixture. You most bitter Rabbit came out Po fight said reter he had Senator drawn spencer 'Japans Iv AVMENa cost of about cents at a use this can to the was league table council grant five he which reservations up , - "' ''1; IN. bank of the Rig River, he :: - :::, a shampoo by getting eom canthrox to prevent the United to present to the president. expected jurisdiction He , said & was disappointed to find that rlunger 3t'V Statee.- Canada end Australia from he would tell Mr.. Wilson be was satis- from your druggist and diesoiving , 4..'' f territories fied that if the administration would teaspoonful in a cup of hot water. , . , their ., ..r, from the Osprey was nowhere in sight. Pe- Japan excluding ,.''.:. ,. 12,,,, liquid makes Think shampoo This COT enough laws. under the immigrationthe treaty ta apply to all the hair instead of ter sat around awhile and then made ,t,:vi, ., , will indorse the reservations ..,,. , ir r1.-you that the Japanese government )k up bis mind to return the way be had , : lb in- - would -be ratified. . to -,O; just the top of the head. as with again -the .' opportunity t''S .' '.1'-'.;!';'the neglect et ,i, ?'-, "t; .....,, - come. Just then from farther up most preparation& Dandruff, excess coyll 7 the in reservations treaty On gist rat1, Big Inver he heard the harsh, fAILNIND9.-,-...-.,oil and dirt are dissolved &rut 4it::::::;.;:170::;;Z7.01 ring this oointr. - French Demobilization. .1".Vit;-f...444e.1;.. tling cry of Rattles the Kingfisher. It in' the ringing 'water. r 'Italian the ' ' that you to him that occurred perhaps suddenly .e:;; hair will be so fluffy that it will , ' rereserves of Your ment, having the opportunity byheel211.All ;.: ..41t: 4'4, PART. Rattles had his nest somewhere In the, t -.- 4 ' i, -- ,: July look much heavier than it la Its I ' 1...1.,.'lL9-- : ''''' - : -,.' s,,,, -- -opening of negotiations.- would the easel ter and softness will also delight you. Trench ,bank of the Big'Riverw the Including army. : 7-; ,, 'reservations the in 77 tate. to place treaty . Peter hurried in the direction of - - -- - .4,0,ty .r, .. ,,,";. ,d .....0 which they believe are necessary to of 1911 will be demobilized by the Rattles' -- voice. Presently he came . at 'Plume. Dal-- 1 ---eintereats her -- T,'"j" out on a little sandy beach. There -- -Look.at-Iroumadsnore protect and "ti Adriatic-when-w- et their filing'100 Guides RAND the ., " ' mita his . 41" along he squatted for a minute blinking two efficient, thus cutting down had get the, example? '10i.Zs's eyes, for the sun was very bright. , Your filing and finding can ..... .. there be cause for surprime, Then a little way beyond hatiair-someJu, pv the cost of operation by equip.. If. "Would v in the circumstances, the parliabe'do'ne in half the time ordi- made lit thing that in his eager curioeity Or4,611.Visible -- was RAND them should feel jun. with Britain ment of Great ing out in hiM quite forget that he . , ,-) ' ,... tt-, tifie4 In adding. A reservation to the ame-File' required. eet -the open where It teas anything but Guides- .,,te , s A : it goes back to them safe for a Rabbit to ,bet. What he treaty . colunts , motion , 44 Every. Guides marli the to the efnct that the clause proRAND w ir ' 'air at , AN.,t,,,' you doing .. . , -,,- -t for limitpion of navel armaWasteful methods entirelYr difference between .FINDING viding therr1- - summered Trareer :11.t, ment shall not,' by r0ation of Great le " between and saw was a high sandy bank. Britain's peculiar situation.- applytoeliminlited e-- ' 7; With a hasty glance this way and that government. :X SEEING and SEARCHING. di- is sure. Each ' -as operation that way to make sure that no enemy "Unless we approve this treaty a must be neat and stylishand vel fp in Guides RAND to Test let was In sight. Peter scampered alone rect and accurate- -we . door your It stands, then , open the the edge of the water till he was right us a same all of the disastrous- possibilities of trip to the "Monarch" once in a , Le!il ' present guides:Send waste to at need of clerks for foot No vas the Then bank. that sandf .international dissensions. , of present guides afid we rerewed , he squatted down and looked eagerly of the world may all ple nations "The oxfords while will keep your shoes, ".' . I time, "pulling, prying, bending for the bole of Rattles the Kingfisher. , be against. tix and in the league of , a ittftla will with replace it . yand Instead of one hole-h- e saw a lot of - and peeking" as is the case ,rr,, t nations they may violently miscon- . or pumps as good as new. tor file. AI 1 holes. They were small holes. He In our through car& , the articles affecting our inter- e The with guides. ordinary . to attempt . right away that Rattles couldn't We are making up cars now knew if there is possibly Private rest rooms for ladies. , , , accomplish ' ' .1 for Oregon, Washington, Call- them. no league of nations. . , ,,s- ,, I no were i aland work. deliver 'z and We call for a will Chicago, Denver, That Peace frnia, Real give you ar customer's names easily Treaty. . ;" , . the Woodpecker makes In trees. Peter . : s. l' eastern points. Guides , couldn't imagine who or what had read, quickly located., ,, ', . We Can wait- - for peace; Europe . - chance to test RAND , ---. made them. seemed to Lk, him was , Ven real r us before They The peace treaty Call or telephone actual use. , . - RAND Guides look at yOu. - cannbt. NI MYetttriOUg. ....., 401 1 with frienenemyds.. , but between us - in. Write y ' for a .lsample As he sat there staring and woo- Irk r-dr-Nltoday l : not making any shipments , LA k Thousands of - banks have ere Is no preL our and 69 East a little head dells& trim appeared at t eedent for such I treaty. We may, enthe entrance to one of these holes force any treaty upon a defeated Br IL Keyser Fireproof This trim little head had a very small , M. VGadwatc11: emyt we must compromise a treaty bill and a snowy white throat At, and our friends. The ablest between first glance Peter thought it was his I 01-Pmost, patriotic statesmen of the world Storage". Company HID t&I fill! 4566. old friend Skimmer the Tree Swalthele lives g gave LvA months for ;ntiringly 'NI I With twitter.of a low. I greetSouth: lively Stree4. this treaty. Second W to Filing Experts compromise correspondence 38 eel reaching , owner hi 1 of little hole , that am WM, ,,,,,,,. as I Amerkmit ing, ,,,,, ,.......sitle,, I "SpealtAng purett , A mi.,. ttadl.,,, cAlt Lake City-- Utah ,..,.., ,,,,,,,,.. .. , ,,, , .circled 'ever 1 ....-.,,,...the bank- nelor-o- u; ..'1 90Dowlita&474111 an4Ws4,.172s .. , ..... , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and , ,- :, "''''.,', '!''.1.A'''."7, :, .... .i..... , -, , ,::,. 4,--,,,,,,,......-----,.,-?--.. '":''''""'"2''-- ' !: .. if - grippe t. C , . V, ' 04 - , rag t 41 ' ' i -- i4 - tAr L- . P- - N .. '1- ,, ', "-- . .., - Jut , -- . err - .4 , I , --- ., , .1,46 ) . oio al Thmeni . -i's Ei l' ." - F6: . I 11. ; I , ." - ,',7..-- ' - $8.90, $10.90, $12.90, $16.75 and up. '1151. 4 01Y 111111 d. Dresses , Itt Pel"-ete- - MAIDS UNIFORMS -- i- n. Cs. "Wha-wha-wh- Silverware, ee ....; ell Jewelry . at Jnin n $3.90 "Do-do-d- $3.5o eq rl ' ..g. 11..z ;- -- ty147.0. :- Ri1 , , . - r LESS . L - $4.50 Toile Specials Choice now - ( juvenile Specials , mEmElEni jp - stock. ..... , , I rd 1 -- V Sits:Medium , T and .4, 1 One-thir- I, i With-narro- to$1b.50 $10 85 i t- - tit-rV- &..Ru4J, 1-- ...- I ,3 w. 111t.1 ) .91 ! I I .95 1- The'Olardener aftysn A . IIINM,ONEM8MUO IV h - Ilit.tlp..Stor.i6p,.F.0-- B.p.citiTri.0 4 Ld, . N - . :, Ii , " i'i, - ,11 t - illoo'"'""""rol and. .41.-al- !. LETTER , ;, ,.,' .. itor .I.l' , - , : ...1,.."-- 1 . 7 entire--diesPRea- ' - ,,410,---FINDI- - - , 1 - -N- -- biggerto . ... - - e. W HITE'' ANp: BA.Ic It , Ls, - -- ,,, - .. , t .. momm.............. .., , : ti ;' t . '1 . -- --- ' --- A rin N-ii pAilaLD,,,G1 'kalif'? All ' ,, . 1 ' ' ....' ', ft ..71. ' 1 1 s f'''fr'','-''''''.V.r-5''.-:- - . , - , la I ,. - os 1 , . . ; i -,, . 1 - ...,,,N I:, Ito' 1 , . y 1 ,0 PIM . . Rates , - ootwear "Who-who-wh- FuthIturl Shipped at Lois Than Freight - Summer. 0 ur- -- , .. , , , -- -- -- - . , - |