Show 17 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDN ESDAY MORNING AUGUST Latest Fashions §0 Children Women Health Hints Hejps for Shoppers Beauty Aida CI:ET Yi The Lamplugh Home For Two Maids HOUSE LIES 0 BY AUSTIN MOORE iCoprrlsht mi b ETIQUETTE KATHRINE DE PEYSTER Dear Miss de Peyster: Will you please tell me whether or not It is good manners for a girl of 17 year ot age to take her bdy friend’s arm while jhey are walking at night? He and I have been good friends for over a month I have been” told that this is not good form but he says that it Is bad manners only in dayRUTH light It’s the better manners fbr you not to drape yourself on the young man’s arm whether you We walking with him In the day time Or the evening By FLORENCE LA GANKE par Kins Feature eradicate lac Society and Club News Training off Child Articles for the Young Brown and White Fine ColorScheme A Weird Story of Crime end Romance in London Senator Thomas And Family Now On West Coast Affairs Given at 2 1933 ) 4 Guest at Party Charged With Robbing Hostess A complaint charging third' degree burglary waa filed in city court Tuesday against G E Gray accouaed ot taking J$18 from the home ot Alice Archer' 721 South- Main street Police told the county attorney’s office that Gray had been attending a party at the Archer home Friday evening They aaid he went out the front door walked to the rear of the house and cut open a window screen taking the money from a bathroom shelf Gray then returned to the party via the front door the officers aaid CHAPTER 39 pered Crawford "He’s got the jumps When Jim Harrison and Smollett I've shoved him down here Jo have reached Grove street Jim found him out ot the way this is the safest Ah there you are Betty lying on the couch in hi own place tonight room and Old Bob's sister was bath- Jennings I m posting the sergeant en sat up with a smile the roof Some more men are on the United States Senator Elbert D ing her arm Betty Kiss Margaret Mary Lamplugh enway and I’ll send a couple of them as Jim hurried to her side their 'Thomas and Mrs and Thomas he said down presently” “Lie down sweetheart” tertained at a prettily arranged bridge The detective crossed the little daughters Miss Chiyo Thomas Miss gently "Let’s have a look at this first room tea Tuesday at her home on North and opened a steel door disit me later” about Lou You can Miss Edna all tell and Thomas Esther ot Miss First West street in honor closing a spiral staircase leading up(Copyright 1933 King Features Francthe found that San in To his he relief Thomas arrived recently ward Syndicate Inc) Margaret Daly and Miss Ruth Snyder the one flesh was but a wound only "Look ye doctor There's an armed isco- from Honolulu The living rooms were bright with If the a narrow had had escape girl man the top of this but 1 Senstor and Mrs Thomas and the bullet Rites Drowned Doy varicolored garden flowers Tea was had penetrated an inch farther want guarding one of ye to be always m this in visit California will elder been would have bone to the girls the Sylvia was planning to spend a few left small that were the tables at served room That button there rings the for a month before returning to Salt shattered Jim bandaged the arm care- alarm b'eil in the watchman’s room days at the fair in Chicago She wonArranged linen Thursday covered with a sling "Feeling more on the ground floor Not that ye'll dered what sort of clothes she would Lake Miss Edna Lou is the guest fully and made cloths and centered with bowls of up in saleswomen with as talked need asked Miss She now?” he comfortable for services Funeral blooms to use If need Ray Clarke 13 it they get down this the shops and with friends who had who was drowned deep yellow midsummer of Miss Rhodalee Barclay dauglfer Smollet carefully settled the cushions be a sorry-oo- k afternoon it'll out The guests ot the afternoon includfor Monday length at their A a Mrs on and Mr Barclay she settled J of been there Finally behind the girl’s head Betty looked me ” in a swimming pool at Cottonwood ed Miss Daly Miss Snyder Miss Ann With this outfit a a tired "When will the two extra men be brown and white home on Thirteenth East street for up at 'the old woman with will be conducted Thursday at 10 a m Bering Miss Jane Bering Miss Virsmile "You’ve'been a perfect dear” down?” asked in an uneasy she felt she would be equal to liny in the Evans & Early mortuary month ginia Parsons Miss Margaret Parsons Jennings to arise be able never thank occasion that she said ‘Til might voice Miss Beatrice McCrea Miss Margaret Miss Barclay and her guest accomchapel 48 South State street Bishop left you” As soon as they arrive Keep your Her friends discouraged her from Carl C Burton of the Highland Park Jensen Miss Mary Strange Miss panied by Misa Irene Hummer Holior chiffon had what or him told long happened nerve Betty L D S ward will officiate taking any said Crawford cheerfully wearing Tuesday for the Girls' Friendly Betsy Blntz and Miss Edna Taylor clothes “You will stay on the the previous evening at The Bury Come up” Thursday Friday and Friends may call at the mortuary Wednesday evening Miss Lamplugh along sergeant We’ll take the floppy for dinner and for day hbuse at Brighton where they on evea how the fired heard shot she how had buffet grounds supwill spend a week Wednesday and Thursday prior to lift" presided over an informal Saturday ONLY e e Rhodes and she had found the study When he got upstairs to the main ning illumnlation You won’t find any services Burial will be in the Wasatch per for Miss Daly and Miss Snyder visited Sir how restaurants had John that and Miss Lawn party 'grand' included OH empty require the Burial when Mary guests corridor he found his colleague InMidsummer Party clothes And all the folks around you The youth park her late at night She described had been living with Elizabeth Terrell Miss Virginia NutPermanent Jackson him for spector waiting visit her subsequent Journey Miss Ruth Nowell was the hostess ter Miss Katherine Nutter Miss Elea’A gentleman Wave called Mr Rhodes will be wearing sport or sensible his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Mark and Miss Alice Tho’rnley the honored to the cottage near Abinger how ahe has just been through from the bank tailored things so if you should blos- E Weiss of 2568 Highland drive aince nor Watts and Miss Helen Taylor' Hot OU Scalp Treatment' guest at a beautifully arranged bridge had escaped into the woods reached house” Jackson told him "He reports som forth in chiffon you would be he was 4 years old He was the son at the Nowell home London in a state of exhaustion and tea of Including Shampoo and Tuesday Mr and Mrs given conspicuous” Clarke James Los of he’s he seen thinks Sir that Bride Motif John ‘ Finger on First avenue The tea table was made for Grove street When she Tonbridge but he just isn’t dead certain She chose a dress of white pique Angeles lace cloth Fragrant summer flowers were handsome sat with of a her she Wave1 covered and another of brown and white print-ecame to the end story about it Shall I send for him?” used for the decorations of a delightcentered with an artistic black Up “One thing’s quite certain Jim OIL a CHEAPER white cotton THAN and WATER Then she purchased Leave the hair left and Ye’ve seen Sir John?" sajd Crawful bridge tea presided over Tuesday bowl fill with white fringed asters Guardie’s in danger Of some kind ford when brilliant MIDLAND Texas (UP) — Water pique coat and a brown corduroy one Philip Rhodes appeared She afternoon by Mrs Herman Harms and arid Ivory Princess tapers were m Doesn’t Inspector Crawford know a with brown white a had hat still brings more than oil In some of along the corridor from tha bank Miss Hermine Harms at their hospitThose bidden to where he is?” candlesticks black She ribbon the Permian Basin fields grosgrain— house The detective made no attempt Water able home on Arlington drive in com-- ' were Mrs Louis meet the bride-elec- t Jim was biting his lip "He doesn’t to disguise the eager interest in Kis was careful to get a hat with a brim from Alpine favorite nonalcoholic plimftnt to Miss Bernice Larsen H Callister Mrs Sterling Sill Mrs Not an hour ago he said he’d give six voice Laramie of set Everlst Misa Katherine a would which crown and with in the oil fields sells at $1 beverage "Come In here" He stepped Whose marriage to Phillip Robbins BEAUTY SALONS When a into a small storeroom where who Is the guest of her aunt Alan E Brockbank Mrs William C months’ salary to know the firmly on her head Lake breeze can a barrel whereas crude oil brings will take place August 15 The serv- Wyo Mrs Homer Strlngham Scotchman says that it means he’s in electric of 159 First Eldredge Heaton W Charles 221 8 W Temple stockMrs as knew ba stiff rather little Her she 50 Wa lit than more cents Alpjne suplight was burning "Where ing table was covered with a hand- avenue Miss Margaret Smith Miss Delores earnest” 161 E Broadway Wa ings were in the tan and brown plies about 12000 gallons of drinking 2428 did ye see him?" some lace cloth in the center of which EveMiss Miss Jane Young Bailey 'Jim there’s on thing I haven’t told “Coming through into the bank shades Her gloves were white So was water to various oil areas was a silver bowl of Miss Snow of Helolse Miss Blood unlimited Plenty rememparking lyn you” She hesitated “Do you from the house At least I thought it her purse summer flowers The guests ihclud-epace Louise Armstrong Miss Alton Bern- ber I hinted on Friday that Sir John wSs him Norway Is compelled to import There was one pet pair of comfortThe steel door in the hall Miss Larsen Mrs J Reuben Clark Events of the DayMiss Roselyn Willey Miss Eliza was ard much food supply going to leave the chairmanship Mrs Thomas J Mullin Mrs Claude open It was closed an hour ago able white shoes and another pair Richardson Miss Melba Thornley and of the bank?Well he told me last was of white trimmed with brown and a I can swear to that" L Shields Mrs Melbourne Romney Ladies’ auxiliary to the Vet- Cannon Miss Sylvia his tomorrow resignaon Mrs Clarnight that Ijy "Closed an hour ago eh? And when pair ot all brown ones None of these Mrs eran Firemen's association 8 Wednesday evening Miss Thornley tion will be in the hands of the direc- did had spiky heels She wore the medium ence Watofs Mrs Ruth Leonard Miss ye see him?” m Mrs Solomon Angel 337 honored guest at a bridge tors We’re to go abroad at once It's be will p a He few must high rather broad boulevard heel Just minutes Florence Robbins Miss Ruth Naylor Emma ago Miss Coatsville avenue to be given by" dinner were we if as almost—almost running have come in from the street with Even her smoked glasses were in amMrs Hugh Ford Mrs Richard Jones t Special meeting Utah council Parrucca at her home in Ogden away from some thing that Guardie's his latchkey I followed him through ber so she presented an ensemble Iss Lbuise Becke and Miss Kay No 3510 Security Benefit assoof!” afraid was of and white brown that Greenwell of Ogden into the bank and met this police of- scheme ciation 8 p m Mrs Helen Bride-Ele- ct Honored Jim at silent For an instant he had ficer in the corridor’ 29 Coatsville avenue pleasing — knew he all tell to her bride-to-ban impulse club Mrs H H Midsummer Nuptials Miss Dorothy Campbell a Nobody went past you Jackson?” pass '1 was the honored guest at a de- to describe what he had heard may have been down-t- t the other Royal 356 Eighth East Street 2 The marriage of Miss Ada ChamCeCile and Xavier Dr between on Hugo over end” Jackson suggested “I certainly p m lightful luncheon presided berlin daughter of Mr and Mrs W the LingardBut he flung the idea aside saw nobody but Sir John might have Annual picnic ladies' auxiliTuesday by Miss Dorothy Farr atseatL Chamberlin' and Eefand Irvine There would be time enough for that gone down some side passage” Roosevelt grill The guests were ary to Salt Lake Firemen's asson of Mr and Mrs R L Irvine will without any You didn’t get a clear look at him sociation 1 p m Liberty park ed at one table decorated with mid when he was certain Xavier'a take place Wednesday at 8:15 p m that story Mr Rhodes?” asked Crawford Meet at bandstand summer flowers in shadse of pink shade of doubt truth at the home of the bride's parents 149 Jim the1 whole Suddenly “No I was out of the library Maxwell McKKean post W and yellow and pink and maize col was McClelland 'street The bride will a low stool beside at the time” coming R C regular luncheon and ored tapers were in silver holders at dropped down on be attended by Miss Ruth Chamberlin in hands took couch and the Betty’s South social 1 p m 323 Send two extra men to make a paeither end of the table The place his and Miss Florence Irvine as bridesi State street trol of the building Jackson They can cards In bridal design were laid for maids and Fred T Mathews will act as said he though Van Cott quickly Beta “Betty” Pi Omicron sorority use their electric lamps but qo light Miss Campbell Mrs Wesley as best man for the bridegroom The This is your opportunity to purchase a summer swimMrs Leo J Bachle Mrs Shirley F he hardly trusted himself to speak must be seen from outside Tell them pnd Gamma chapters ceremony will be performed by the Jensen Mrs Arnold Burgener Mrs “I'd give everything I possess in the to warn the guards on duty at each ming parties Lagoon Rev Jacob Trapp in the presence oi outfit at a ridiculously low price— 'way below world if all this had never happened floor" He turned to Rhodes "Thank m Mrs Poinsettia club 2 Jack Riley Miss Isabell Bruff Missr — the relatives and a few close friends ever for on could have H Smith 818 Temgone ij West South — -M3?aj?ell?LNebe-keye RintViona b'a - Sea that th doer PeJersQiL followed bya reception and will yefocth® costj- - a Mr - Makoff returned Miss Beatrice Riley and Miss just a before You'were Bgppy then” through from the house is properly pie street quilting party and has given instructions to discount every “I've been enormously happy Jim— closed Have ye got a key?” Virginia Darr Bridge Party Tables were arranged for bridge until something came and spoiled It Crawford stepped up close to on a has leaflet Nancy “Canning" summer HiSs Helen Webb entertained a all Guardie used to tell me every- Rhodes “By the way not a word garment to the limit at once as we following the luncheon She sends it on receipt of a stamped group of close friends at a prettily Home From Coast thing he seemed to trust me complete- about the police being here— I mean clear must our stock to make room for hew envelope Write her in arranged bridge tea Wednesday afterly But ft’s different now I feel it will to Sir John’s servants We’re keeping care of this hiss Lucille Creer and Miss Clara Return From Coast noon ’at hef hofae on Sixth avenue paper same never fall be the merchandise again” it dark Follow?" And with a nod The tea table was gay with nastur- £reer daughters of Mr and Mrs J Mr and Mr D L Brundige 1387 Jim looked into the big dark eyes hurried to the back en- a period when the is border tiums In shades of scarlet and yellow Preston Creer have returned from an East First South street accompanied fringed with jet black lashes "It’ll al- Crawford perenftial out of doors and those in attendance included Miss extended stay in the east Miss Lu- by Mrs E M Ledyard have returned ways be the same with ps you and I trance and slipped rather bare of color Try some of Even though your summer wardrobe is' com(To be continued) these new day lilies and you will reap Faya Parry Miss Helen Roeberry cille has spent the summer in Detroit from Fish lake where they have spent youngster You know that Miss Minnie Schneider Miss Irene Washington and New York and Miss a fortnight Mrs Ledyard will be at In the reward beauty next summer plete you should take advantage of this sale Disengaging one of her hands Betty (Copyright by King Features Love Miss Alton Smith Miss Mar- Clara has spent the past year in New home to her friends at the Brundige touched his short crisp hair You’ve Syndicate Inc) of genuine bargains Miss Paterson Reva and York guerite home until ahe leaves' for Michigan been my best pal Jim” Parry where she will make her home with "Oh rot I’ve done nothing I wish Mrs H Besley accom relatives to heaven I’d been able to do more' Mrs CLARA M CLAWSON has ranted byStephen her daughters Miss Gladys He drew nearer to her from New York a group of Besley and Miss Joyce Besley left Just sent The dark eyes opening wide in sur"Indespensables” Dresses for Irnme" Monday for Los Angeles and the Summer Carnival turned to him You must have one beaches where they will diate Wear A most successful affair was the prise a Our Storee Market spend ‘‘Whdt were you going to say Jim?” 38 North State St Apt No 4 (Adv) month midsummer carnival given by memA LIMITED GROUP OF DRESSES FOR EVERY and Bakery have rot Confounded rot Just "Nothing Delta socority I must bers of the Delta Delta OCCASION INCLUDING DINNER EVENING By MAUD CHEGW1DDEN now I promised Crawford with go complied gladly at the Art Barn Monday evening I’d get back as soon as He STREET DRESSES AND RePresident’i the possible booths and fish Fortune telling ponds hoping I’d bring him news of Sir Ilemeroeallis in Agreeemployment were attractive features and tables was Variety He’ll he awfully disappointed” ment Below are a were arranged for bridge in the attic John "You’ll come 8traight back here knows the orange hall The following young girls as- Jim” Every gardener few of our excepsaid "Promise she earnestly sisted at the various concessions: Miss sometimes called the corn tional lily day bargains for me" Margo Stohl Miss Shirley Coombs He bent over the lovely eager face lily and the lemon lily or- day lily 'today Miss Bary Brennan Jliss Hope Thur- now TWO WHITE LINEN SUITS—ONE SIZE 1- 8so white and tired and he These are two members of a fine man and Miss Maxine Anderson At ONE SIZE 38— VALUES UP TO $2500 The smoothed touch of hair her her 11:30 p m a floor show was given family which of course are not true the of delicate her thrilled fragrance Miss under direction of Margaret "That’s all right” he said draw- lilies at all but are properly called Young and Garff Anderson Patrons him himself But not many average up “Old Miss Smollett hemerocallis ing affair includthe for and patronesses cellophane pkg familiar with the newer ed Dr and Mrs George Thomas Dr will bring you something to eat in a gardeners arehemerocallis of Canadian Style which are couple of jiffs Keep comfy and warm varieties of and Mrs Herbert B Maw Mr and —I’m Sliced Bacon will sell giving you these orders in place not only larger in both stem flower Mrs Jesse T Cannon Mr and Mrs at the Introductory James Anson Mr and Mrs H S Kerr of the old family sawbones I’ll brini and foliage but which have different of L5c per pkg periods of bloom so that one may Mr and Mrs J N Stohl Mr and Mrs you back all the newa as soop as price have the fragrant golden lilylike blosFORMERLY PRICED $1950 W W Ray Mr and Mrs J S Young can” In a Inn until taxi soms from Jim September Gray’s May picked up and Mr and Mrs R B Porter Mjss ONE SIZE 14 — THREE SIZE 18 varieties hemerocallis he found and ten minutes These road later may ComMargaret Anson assisted by a Cudahy’s mittee of sorority members planned Crawford talking to a plain clothes almost all be planted in August espeHam is cooked in its man in the alley at the back entrance cially those which bloom early It the affair of the bank He imagined that he saw 1 far better to have the roots in own natural juices Miss Betty Pickering has returned a slight change in the detective's man the ground during the growing season with pure spices addfrom southern Utah where she has ner The confidence of an hour ago when they will readily become estabed for seasoning spent the last two months and Is at seemed less emphatic and when they lished than to wait until very late Wednesday 23c per home again with her aunt Mrs E L passed a street lamp Jim observed in the year or to lose a season's pound sliced a puzzled look In the man's small growth by delaying the planting until Pickering on Michigan avenue keen eyes As they walked slowly next spring ONE SIZE 14— ONE SIZE 16—FORMERLY $1930 Wonderful Croquettes such as these Miss Naomi Melville has returned back and forward Jim related the Planted now you will be surprised an extended visit in Los An- gist of what Betty had him When and delighted with the fine growth tqd can only be made from WHITE from Spring geles and southern California he had finished Crawford nodded in the plant will make next spring and Lamb is both pleasa preoccupied way as though his with the dainty and fragrant flowers STAR TUNA Nothing hut the tenhas Evans returned Miss Daisy ing and healthful mind were always running on an- of the summer from a visit of several weeks in New other Rib Chops der light meat is used in this famous York of the case The commonly grown varieties are Today aspect ChiBoston and Philadelphia 19o Shoulder ' lb “I’ve changed mF plans doctor” he hemerocallis flava yellow and hemGABERDINE SPORTS JACKETS IN WHITE she the visited where of cago has brand It d a rich Century said jerking his thumb at' the bank erocallis fulva coppery orange HemChops 2 lbs 25c and TAN— RED SIZE BLUE GREEN ONE Progress exposition above them ’Tve put a couple of erocallis Thunbergl is not new but S small amount of SIZE 14— THREE SIZE 18—THREE SIZE delicacy all its own! Rich too in to Miss Hannah Rosenblum daughter dozen of my men in there The diffi- an excellent sort which begins carStew at 5c lb 18 so IF YOU NEED A JACKET FOR i health value for WHITE STAR of Mr and Mrs Ben Rosenblum left culty is to know from what direction bloom just as flava goes andHemero-callis flowers YOU SHOULD SEE THESE SMART Come on RIDING strike ries crowd will the Morello the yellow for Pueblo Colo Denver and TUNA contains Vitamins "A” and recently in doctor will ye? It'll be a favor if SPORT JACKETS gold dust has large handsome where she will visit for some time Lute-ol-a comye'll keep yon caretaker chap golden yellow flowers in June iodine that effective pre"D” flowers which pany He's a bit upset at my change major is a variety Swiss Independence' We made a very forin July and August with unusually of orders ventive of goitre and other valuable flowers back in the fine Crawford Jim followed orange tunate yellow purchase We S L Day Celebrated in Fsom England we have some unentrance of the bank The door was minerals So are passing the savinsist upon the hemerocallis the and choice them behind shut usually hybrid quietly ing on to you Libby’s The Salt Lake Swiss colony cele- three plain clothes men inside were varieties the one named Shirley havand accept no other I BEST Veal Loaf cooked brated Swiss Independence day Tues- the first sign of the police that Jim ing great flattened flowers in lemon with butter and eggs day with a program and entertainment had seen although he knew that sev- yellow lined with apricot tints at the Granite L D S stake taber- eral dozen members of the C I D George Yeld is another of the hemeromed size tins 10c SEX MIRIAM GROSS STR1NO DRESSES— 4 SIZE' nacle 18- -2 were within sound of a whistle blast callis newcomers from over the sea COLORS NATURAL YELLOW SIZE J4 Folk songs yodeling and readings Crawford led the Way along the wide and it is deeply orange almost scarlet AND ROSE ORIGINALLY $1250 from the drama "William Tell" were dark corridor at the end- - of which with flowers which in a well grown A PURI FOOtf Join the throng of given by members of the colony Ju- another couple of men stood aside to specimen measure six inches across HONESTLY Wbcatie enthusiasts lius Billeter delivered a patriotic ad- let them pass They stepped into the These varieties of course ate expenADVERTISED dress and buy Wheaties at lift which glided silently downward sive at present but will become The celebration was attended by all at the pressure of a button our stores today at Tha Sail of Acecp cheaper year after year as the availSwiss descendants from Salt Lake and laoca of (ba Commit- "We re going to the lower vaults" able stock increases 10c per pkg A SPECIAL GROUP OF DRESSES IN PRINTED tao on Fooda of tha Americas Medical the surrounding territory said Crawford “Jennings is there There are also some new grand Awociation ii pour beat guiramea of tba CREPE WITH LONG SLEEVES SUITABLE Ameran with flower of varieties If this from with a you’ll stay sergeant quality of aoy product and tha truthful-peFOR EARLY FALL WEAR ORIGINALLY SMUGGLERS' NOTCH INVADED him for a bit I’ll station the sergeant ican hybridizer known as the Betsch-e- r of tha adrartiung claims mads for ' PRICED $1250 TO $2500“ ALL SIZES it Look for this seal on trair food you STOWE Vt (UP) — Smuggler’ upstairs on the roof” hybrids and one of these received buy Whits Star Tuna bat this acceptNotch where contraband furs apices The lift sank amoothly to rest Push- the much coveted award of merit ance i' Large Sunkist Lemand silks were cached during the War ing open a heavy door of steel which from the Royal Horticultural society New-ha- ll have just Shoe and ons Our 1812 and is called of floors It of of of has the took Invaded the the Large been artists Millinery Hyperion Departments England grill by place 20 For yeah the interred with the opening here of the summer upstairs Inspector Crawford Ushered and has canary yellow flowers five Oranges 2c each been remodeled and now have a complete line brand because only tie finest of art school of the Art Students’ League Jim into a passage with floor walls or six inches in diameter topping 23c dozen t stems of New York Hayley Lever noted and ceiling of dark shining metal the catch is packed new fall merchandise on display are Both of very fancy Then there is Anna Betscher bloomAmerican artist and teacher is direc“This is the night watchman’s MurMidvale fruit narrich in week a tor of the new school with room” said Crawford entering ing the first July ray Bountiful and it’s only used in orange flowers tinted with coppery row doorway-“buFLANS LONG WALK ON 8158 Salt Lake is I’m red State there like this flowering from Bay transferring emergency ( NEW ORLEANS (UPl-W- ith only you to the roof Sullivan’1 he said July to August brilliant yellow there fellow who rose is apricot orange yellow and Gem $150 In money John E White of Os- to the big wego N Y p liana to walk to Buenos smartly to his feet “I’m thinking I’ll with deep yellow blooms in July Aires a distance of 6000 miles from need all the men I've got for up above My favorite variety of hemerocallis I ' Is Dr Regel which has the sweetest his home White who is 21 complet- Where’s Jennings?" MEDICAL ARTS BLDG ’5ed the first stage of his Journey when "Doing the round sir he’ll be back fragrance of any end which ha just 60 EAST SOUTH TEMPLE 1 he asrived in New Orleans He left in a minute There he's coming can finished blooming in my garden It of Purity1 Surety is tall and stately the flowers have here for San Antonio Texas and will hear his steps” go from there to Mexico "Keep him cheery doctor” whis wonderful substance and it blooms at for j pastel-colore- for d SPECIALS $350 Lin-gard- -- d J EX-CEL-C- pastel-shade- if IS d - Robert-Tr-dellis- Fnnnafl tt e e Cflcarsmnce for the i New IDeafl m n fromNewYork Through the OUR STORES Garden Gate oo Dresses $295 Linen $975 - Canadian Style Bacon 8-- White Wool Suits $795 Spiced Ham Spiced White Wool Coats Lamb $850 Genuine TODS Sports Jachets $195 -- 12-F- OUR ram Veal Loaf Medium Can 10c makemuh o Miriam Gross Models $625 Travel Prints Ife Wheaties Croquettes Off Oranges Lemons at today four-foo- t fair-haire- d w UQ!)lk)£s DP SKAGGS roopK Isa MAKOFF:- V |