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Show r Friday, THE EUREKA REPORTE Pa ga 2 5-- Not Much Time Left to Ta&e Advanta Suits Make Other and Hart Schaffner & Marx and $75 $80 $60 $55, and $50, and $40 $35 $25 $30 i $ SUITS SUITS NOW ;i $ 9.75 gDt ts& ;Jt M ym , d $55.00 $39.00 $26.00 1 r 'jCi SUITS NOW NOW SUITS NOW il ittki tf 9plic ill W av He, Bol , Mens Florsheim Shoes and Oxfords GREEN-HOO- & MANHATTAN Mens Stetson Hats D SHIRTS $10.00 and $11.00 Values SALE PRICE $2.00 Shirts now $LM $2.50 Shirts now $L93 $3.00 Shirts now $2.25 $3.50 Shirts now $2.65 $4.00 Shirts now $315 $4.50 Shirts now $35 $5.00 Shirts now $3.85 gkff jUsti ft 9 net eck o Broken Lines at Less than fc it irioull! Half-Pric- e jack ihi .Vi ul a aid $3.45 gdkot MtOBI doit Hi Mi sahe' lied and Get Yours Now are Values Left in Every Department of the Store. Come In as the Time is Limited. There J i Jt -- kill t ltk d iten etiin n ssrted mi tt 9kg i 110 dtorei zHtrln orfihe ih pi Ini P itflKtei L tat Both ItTIcl . in tk gc roun Mlaa Mcrl la visiting Shank friend lu Wood frown. Purl (Vilura who hu been vlultlnx Mr. nml Mm. II. K. Wall returned to Ni'phl on Tuesday. Mr, and Mr. Wallace Pulnlcr uinl children and Mr. and Mm. Lew la Painter aponl Wednesday aftcriiumi In Puyin. Mr. and Mr. Jackson returned In Kf Saturday even i it K from a wedding (rl llirouah the ainies of Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Moat of the lima wan iinl at Ale Seattle, WuahingUvn, relatives. I visiting Mr. Juckaon wo wllli former Mias Helen Sin'll. Is visiting Mm. I'd Kilby of law Angela Mra. I.u.'lla F'il I iur vlslied in Kureka last Sunday with for a few daya In I'ayaon. Mm. KIU Du Hoi. M. f. Curler Is spending a two Mrs. S. Slewnrl returned last weeks' vacation with friends Iii Salt after spending aevrral laike City. Saturday days lit llryce ('nnyon. Mr. and Mra. A. I). Manann were Mr, mid Mra. f. II. nrldgew and Salt I.ak vlsllnr during (ha la'.er Mr. and Mm fyrll llock spent Satur- pari of laid week. day and Sunday til Prnvn Canyon. Mr. and Mra. Prank Kronhnl'ii Mr. und Mra Leslie Cromar and and lit I ltt non left last Sul .inlay whore they will visit wit n children of Kun-kand Mr. and Mr. I Ion r.y Jii'HKoii of IayNon returned rrioiul for a week. lale In'-- week from a trip throuKh Mm. Marie (iullhrulth tho Yellowstone NhIIoiiuI Park and ilren relumed to Kureka various other station of Wyomloa lor u two week visit In Tltox report having a very enjoyable Mr. and Mm. Uallowuy. trip. Mr. and Mrs. K. Pickett and dreii and Mrs. Pickett mother, Kd wards. spent laat Sunday lu ! Margaret Freethy spent part Mrs. zuilt of the week in Salt I.uke l ily. Miss Leah darnel returned home after sevem I days visit with Suit j bhFai laike friends. .Miss Lillian Slacken of Nephl is visiting in Kureka. ihc guest of Mr. and Mrs, Fugene Placket t. Mrs. Henry Johnson has been vis King ai Salt Luke lily, Dinghaii; and It vi r on for (lie past ten dayr.: Miss Kib-eMurphy lias reliirio-dfrom llutie where she has been' visiting with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Willlum Haes, eiiterlained a few friends at a card' pHriv Iasi Saturilay evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson relurned Sunday from Itiverton where aon hey have hough! a home and 22 MIhh Xormn Naylor, who undor-wei- aeres of f.irm land Mr. Johnson an operation for appendicitis has leased Hie place at Itiverton and lust Sunday ai the Payson Hospital, 'Will remain in Kureka for some In well on the way to recovery. time. lr. and Mm. I). K. Haller and Afterin spending a week at Camp Provo Canyon a number of children spent the earlv pari of tho (Hass week rtalllng with relatives In Suit Karel a hoys returned early this Tlio-- e week luiko City. who made the trip Mr. uud Mr. Fred White and chit were: Vincent Duggan. Martin Patrick Fennell. Janies McCann dren returned homo last Sunday ;if ter a two week trip through th Oliver Lucas and William Cronin. On l'rld.ir evening. Augu- -t 13th, ollowstouo Purk. Ihc of Honor members lady Klfcs club will hold ihe!r The Degree held a social session following their regular meeting and all with their regular lodge meeting on Tuesday I.ndy KIks, daiuliiers, are Invited to .i'ten-1evcnlng. Prizes for curds were Th-w.;i r.,rd p:'y:n- - ,,nd a awarded to Mm. C. Kopman, Mrs. I., A. Krady und Mrs. John Phipps. splendid luncheon. Mi-A fleet of three airplanes puss-a fare- Myrtle Mit'am over Kureka Ihs( Friday evening on well pally n honor of M.ss t route from Dos Angeles to Salt Luke last veiing.. that they The tune was spent at ::a:c.Ci, fitCity. It ta understood were army planes und that the pri'e b":r,.; won by were on their way to Den.er Harring-.i..md consolation to Mi. t to participate in an uvi.ition M.uy U.ii.is. Daitry rfi'res.niier t.s Th member of the L. O. K. Club wie m rve i t.1 the f. M.irr-LiM.i-were entertained last Saturday aftertistra:. II. u rington. Marga-e- i D noon at the home of Mm. L. H, ';i:j. V.,-rant let on. The lime was spent in M i;;:. I !. tb'T. lie!. II Shea. May card followed by a splendid lun. My.'is, ll''en Carlson. All. e Cronn. Prize Were won by Mrs. Mir.jrit Din kilt. Alir.tiio Si.v.ino. . Fullmer first, Mra. Jarman Mirp'-yKiien "on". pope. Gr.oe II. A ad revand Mm. Fuellenbach e.ins.il.i!":; M.ivv, The member present were: Mrs. l'1 ..'.1. .,.1 il rtr.ti!'.' T.uk.'tt. Cecelia It aeon, Mra. James H.i!.:. p:' r of the Fi.i. H n.ih Mr. Theodore Fullmer. Mrs. Fi.ir.i v4r.v1!.p ii.a at Maple Garrlty, Mm. Glen Jarman. Mrs. Special guest., John F. Howe. Mra. Charles T.iv.or. W,,' o? Provo Mra William Trealor, Mra. Joseph ..n.. Mr rV .A aO'.e;.!i Fjrp.'s.Ti of pa;;. Uuys. Mr. McCrae Houndy anj Mr. ! i Vo'.h f 'r'l.- - r irii, t', i Fuellenbach. Joseph LinvV." n w.'i ervi . to ti e following: Mr a"-i i A r oud iitka nont I iu bi ! S.00 itoit j the a of zGrea -' dtha il ; ; i I One Day Only Fen-'nel- l. WED., AUGUST 11 Your success as a housewife is measured by your ability to serve appetizing nutritious foods at low cost. We aid you by pricing quality Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Green Goods unusually low, and at the same time hold the quality to the highest standard. Any-cu- t of meat you desire can be secured and we guarantee that it will be the best the 'market affords. TAG i Fe ai s mi M:..-.- s I Ma-au- nt nn-e- - y 1 1 &i Wild West -- l& PIKES PEAK rilUTS AND TYll.D WEST TRAIN OF IMHTU.E LENGTH 1UNEI). WHOLE (MINTS CARS. 300 PEOPLE, 200 FINEST HORSES. HERD OF ELE- PHANTS, DROVE OF CAMELS, BIG DOUBLE;; MENAGERIE. Be up early Circus morning and wa!ch this big Circns unload. Show grounds west of Ball Park .... WAIT FOR THE BIG THREE RING CIRCUS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST i 44 1 FARES 11 Ground Denver & Rio ; ; Ticket on sale August 15 IS. inclusive. Final return limit. August. S3. For far-- s aud train schedules, .all et nearest K!o Grande Agent. 11 jV Botoi Mri ta o ntr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0!fIV( Cm The !. h!g whic J in H table :! to - 28 1st ihc Li! H si, o clisn ta tb n ta t dev 'tari ta o ton Peop. 4 Kei tartici . The simple lines, the adrnh' aide proportions, and the s tistic finish of the cabinet convey at first glance the impres 41011 of exceptional craft?maa ship. a 1. ta 1 n: -- oe ib !. t quality of rocertw; confirms this impression, hear the music of an orche n. trip Western Railroad 3nm Super-Heterodyn- RODEO Grande joar.u mh1! which are not bodied in Radiola 23. This e eight tube unsunsse stands as an achievement of radio Colorado Springs AUGUST 17, 18. 19 COM- - -- at fe ition SIXTH ANNUAL Ad ta iu iitart re-e- . ; v fichi Art and engineering of today offer no technical advantages for attaining perfect em- y 1 ' 4 BANDS OF MUSIC BAND OF SIOUX INDIANS A (MMTl.ETK Radiola tt ! I I ay -t ail-ato- -r. 100TRAINED WILD ANIMAL ACTS 100 CIRCUS ACTS FUNNY CLOWNS HWWH M.irs-a-re- 3 RINGS -- HUGE STEEL ARENA SO IHWHWWMMIII I i Tu-sd- tar s tat!, Fennells Meat & Grocery re 12 mi Xr.u 1 Largest Circus Ever Here E U R E K A ta kr i I ud &r in the voice of a- singer or f or, the brilliant jerfonnaw-oa piano virtuoso leautiful tone quality and coj trollable volume. V nia to - ;i Vy Fill - i 1 by Fr.. items were t.v Os--,- Cron::.. Fri::r. McCann, - Hirr-- c M .'F--- - J. lhu..h Eureka Merc. Com. Ju, Vjrgarci Harrington 1 1 1 1 1 Co. T b. & ' to Vt |