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Newspaper Page TextTWO RGSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1939. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER FIRST KANSAS PICNIC IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF SUNOAY Mure than nni litinilrcil riinnnr Kiidkhiih, niel ttl tfif ItniM'llUlU vumn igmunriH Kumliiy lor lii'ir thai niinuul pfriilr. A boillitcDUK dinner uuk Hervi'd at imu n'cliirk find (he nlterlinoii wan apcnl In 'vixillMK ami IhleniiiK to an llii 'iimnitu pi-OKi'iun tii roatlltiKH anil 'lllUHlC. Many old nt'lKlilioi'H and Hchonl 'niatuH renewed ui-iiiiiilnliiiii'i1 and imo Ion rid relutlvi'H wtlli whom 'they hail lout conturl. A Hhort IiiikIiii'HH Hi-union wan luild anil an iiHHm-liitiun pi'ilVcl eil with the follow IhK nrili'iTU ul.d eoininitteeB In chaise lor lln? lol 'lowing year. W. O. (HIiIim-hIi'I-vr. ItoKt'burg, iiri'HldPiil ; Knlhryn Ja coho Cory. Callahan Trail. hiti-i1-lary-trcasurL'r; ii-nf;nini loninill le, W. K. I.wdy, WHImr; V. Weli-h, Knui'linrt;; Mm. liroun. Hilthfi-lln; Mih. l-'utlh AdiunKon, Myrtle Creek; (lint l.lndhloom, I l x onvlllc, and Mih. I Inlt'oliih, Wll linr. Spnrtn committee, Harold llrown, ItoKeliui'K; Itoy Wells, ItiiKi'liui'K, and lli'll Zi'hor, Hum uui'K. Thin wan voted o lie an an nual event and the kitoiiiI Sunday 1n AuKHat. Kelecteil tor Hie ilme, with tlii! picnic In la; held nt Ihe KoHelnirif t-iinip kioiiihIh at Hone lung. All runner Kiiiihhiih are nuked In net In touch with tlleae eoinmllteea and try In ultend llexl year. All who were present thin year Were lll'Ked to gel In touch with nthel'K and Illlike nexl yeiil'V picnic a much hititer allalr. All In all thin wan vnled by all pren- nit to have I i a very enjoyable mill HUi.'ceaHful ealherillR. Their naineB and previoud Kun lum honieR are an loll'iws: Mm. K. A. KleldH mill .Mm. I'aith AilaniKon. Topeka: Mr. and Mia. .1. K. Mrown. Harold and CharleR llrown and Mih. Helen VaiiBlin, .Icltntne: Mia. Jonephlne .lacnby. Jiodte CHy; Mm. I'rudle lli-iltn t. Sonlcn: Ham Thaekeiy, llel'ilt: Mr. anil Mr. J. A. Holier, loin; I'. U. Corv. Ureal Itend: 10 V. Kldller. llllllfolll; Kallle II. ZehlllllK. () kalooaa: C. II. ZollrilhJi, Hoy K. Wella. Iltiuh K. Weill.. Ilollon; l.n Klivcttc Meam. Valley 1'iiIIk; W. T. rarlln. John Mnddox. I'hatiiiuiua; Lit tin Cilrliit, S Ivtin IIoiioubIi, KlhKtiinn; .1. H. Ilalley. Mellvllle: Mm. .1. II. Ilalley. Ijllliellce; Myrtle Norwooii. Ilalmend; W. (. (lilder aleeve. Mia. Vela Welch. Jewell; (i. A. I.lndblooni. Concordlu: Joe HloHaer. Norway: Kuiliiu Wood. Caldwell; Klhcl Kklnllor. Ionia; li. I Skinner. Mankala; Mis. Mary r'uiKimun, Tinner: Mrs. W. H. Kin cell, Clara McDonald, Utile Jtlver; I Today's Pattern ft MM : t 8 -.i i I I V. A SOFT SHIRTWAIST AND SKIRT PATTKIiX My ANN 10 A HA MS Slih twiilstH ami sl.lt ts an ti lil'Kinilni; I'vi-i w ht'io lilts nt'iisnti Mm'.v 'vi1 ne cr h"'ii hi pnpiiliir: Here Is nur nt tln hmiiu ii'wt il Hliiiit'd h Aunt' A'Ihiiih in t'iis tonus lor wiiir m'wln n Il-, Makr Hip mdt blniiFt' ni I'alliMn t:'i'': Willi ftllM-r lotm or kIi-hI hIim-m-h Tlu tkv Hint tto.-M i)ilv rouml itml intnnl In trotil ninl lln- wtiilliU"''' Ktllur may he In m'H' I'ubrlr or In i nultiil Or 'hi niluhl Idim' th rolliir oil h ml iim h hill or nilll., to ittii' the yoke iiml to loim nil ctliM-u mi I hi' ttli'fwa. Ttn niiwirl skirt htitt h wl'l.' piim-1 nt liti Jront ami lm k ! in'iitf cxtia Itur A Hiinirl ytiunu stvli' ym'M lt- In lor work ami pla. Onh-r thin ml trrn UiIh vory iln ! Palfcru -Un2 Im nallalilt' In triiHHI'M' an- wonu'iiK Hl.CH I-. II, Hi, IS. -VK It-. :iS HII,I '" SI r.c J. skirl. IhI.cm -1 ynnlh lilt li taliilr h nil I U-s m nnilniHl. Spih! I'lKTKKN I'KM'S (.m ) In roliiH lor (IiIn A hih" Adimtf i,itH'ni Writ- plainly SI10, NAM K. AM jiKHSS nml STI.VK M MHKU Si'iul vuiir ni'Ui ti r h NcMi t'- .Mr. and Mih. AiIhIi, Wallon; Mr. uinl .Mih. Karl l'oi and Imnlly, Mr. and .Mih. CIihm Ilolromb ami lam ily, .Mr. and Wis, Tom Hand ami family, flyum-; .Mi-, and .Mik. I1in i'N')r. Mr. uml .Mih. W. S. I.t-cdy. 1ndi'ptndiMiri.'; Mr. and .Mih. W. 1,. ScoM, 1,111a Hintt Vowh, Sharon SpriiiKft: M vH. Julin Itut Itnwi'iia llulh'r and Mih. Win. Inman, Otin wti; Mr. and Mih. S. S. Mmmll and family, (loodland; Mr. mid Mm. J. ('. Maxon. HtMhi'i't ami Mainly .hiin-K. ''uniim; Floyd Mort;a, Ihilrhiimon; Mr. nml Mih. V. K. Moliini and fainily, Colby: Mih. I. 10. (joodhfiurn. Mr. uml Mr John ItaUh mil lamlly. Wirhlta; Mr. nml Mih. U'. 10. .Sullivan and family. Wlnfli-hl; I.ouih A. SIiiiit, (irin nt ll; Puiilhif Sinter, l ord ; Mih. W. V. Anhrralt. Ahtllm': J. W. Sill ier, ovh; ('. Mi-Cowhii. Karl Mi' ( nwan, Olathe; S. Mllllkeii. Garden City; MrH. H. V. Snyder. Mih. lOlhiH HhoailH. Mninhnldt, and Mih. Ih-ll Weidwaiihei-k. Mend. MRS KELLEY IS HOSTES6 TO MELROSE H. E. CLUB MI'UtOSK, A n K. Hi. - M r . Kilylhi' Klorence Kelley of Hohh buiK. uiiH u very chai inliiR Inm tt'HH to the MelroHt' Home Kcoli omli'H club at her beaiitiliil home n HoHi'biirK, WeihiPHday alter noun. She whh ansiHliil In enter taining and nervljiK by Mih. Wel dou llradiord. At tho regular IniHlnenH meet liiK plans wt-re made to liohl a ba zaar In ItoHi'buiK. Saturday, Oc tober It. Club hImo voted to hold one ineethiK in September. The. tlni" ami place to he announced bile". At the Hone, id' the b.uineHH ineetfuK Mih. Olive Doemer rave a very IntereKl luff talk and report on "I'rnfcieHH in Medicine." VlKitiiiK and Hewliif were rnjriv ed until lour oVhe-k whin ileii i ions relreHhmeniH wero H' rvcd at ihn-e b'autll"::y ruiaued tables a" which cover.i v.en; pli.''I lor Mih. II. P. Conn, Mih. 10. M. See ley, Mih. Joel Kenu and Final I hoii ami dauuhter, Sylvia, MrH. Wooilrow Conn MIhh Kvelyn Calla, Mih. C. M. StubliH and son, Jackie, ami duiiKhioi-, Hope, Mih. CharleH Hoerner, Mih. Ii. N. HuHenlmrk. Mih. K. A. Itiltton, Mih. Kay Pel reiinin, Mi-h. 10. It. Kenu, Mih. T. It. HuHenhark and Mrs. V. S. Wood row Conn, MIhh Kvelyn tialla, H. .1. Utile ironi Itnseburtf, Mih. Wade Wort IiIiik ton ami dauuhter, lever ly Jean Ironi Canyonv Die, and Hie hoHt i'hhi'h, Mih. Itradlord and Mrn. Kelley. r PUBLIC INVITED TO ENJOY MISSIONARY SILVER TEA THURSDAY EVENING A mrifft riirdlal Invltullntt bun been I'Xlendeil to the public, by the Wnmait'R Korelun MlHHlonaiy ho idety of the Methodic church In a I tend a cliarmliiR: neviui o'clock Hllvt-r tea ThtiiHilay nlh1, Au MUHt 17, In the beautiful iiardcnH at the home ol Mr. ami Mih. A. L'. MarnteiH on South Kane Hlreet. Mih. It. A. MelllH, chairman, Mrn. C. A. KdwanlH and Mih. F. C. Cm nee nt e in chili hh of the af fair with Mrn. A, .1. CeddcH In cbarup of the HUiprlni' feature. A utile box demount nil ion will lie Kiveu and inemhiMB are reiiueHtetl to brliiK l heir mile boxen. The re turn ol Mih. Itlp Van Winkle, m vr a lllty-year nap, will be a spe cial feature of Hie evenltiK. A un cial hour will he enjoyed uml re I'reHhineiitH will he nerved. DI6TRICT CONFERENCE OF B. P. W. C. TO BE HELD AUGUST 20 The firm dial l let cnuterence of the Cii'Koti Federation of HuHine and ProtcHslonal Woiucu'k i-luhn lor the dub year. V.'.U and IHia wilt bo lodd ill MaiHtilleld Sunday AiiKUst Mih, l.t'ona Miyaiit. Hiate piesi dent, who athuided the national couvenlioti, will lve a report on tun convention at I he open InV'ti inei'linR. Trips In the heath have been planned lor Saiurday after noon ami Sumlav morului;. before lue open fnrinn ineettnt;. Itoehum t;li Ih w ho pliin to ntleml. Hlmuhl call Mih. C. W. Slnnieer, not later than tonight. AukuM HI. In order that ledei vatioim lor the lunch eon may he made. All nieinehiH are cordially Invit ed to attend oh Mils promises to be a must enjoyable conference. OICKIE SJOGREN IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY MKUiOSK, A u h. Hi.- M r h. Call Hmkluud enteilaiued Willi a tarty al her home Tuesday c e liliiK, to lumor the llrst hirthday ot 'her ttiundsnn, Mlikle Sjomen. The f'veniiiK "as pleHsaully spent in ifltilli; ami later dainty relresh ineiitH were Hel ved to Mr and Mtrt. Sianley SJnureii, Diiktc'H pHicnls. bin fiiatidniitther. Mis. J. Sjouieu. his aunts, Missch Helen ami Hnro Ihy Hio k luud. ami his tim lex, I'nul, Dllii, Ailhur ami Victor Huekluttd and Andy Sjocrcn. Hlckle was ptesenled with a Mtthdav cake wllh one caudle on M, which miih made b his nntthcr. YONC ALL A CIRCLE HAS MEETING VONC.Vl.KA, Aiuiist IH The retfulnr meeting of olicalln Cir cle, Neichbot s of Woodcraft w held Tuexiiiv cvniiim. with tlnnr d In u Ncititinr Carrie McKei n In the ih.Ht. Mm Clittmil Hiimiu v an h'titievH or Ihr noi idl hour Inlltiw lUS the clolflC ol i heir, seivlttti ih lirhius lied melon, a t MRS H AN AN IS I hostess at dinner ! YONCAU.V Vim. Hi. Mr. Nit Mc 1 1 urn n ihhci intMcil lit n dinner at hri' htoue Wi dnehiv cvenini:, biivlnr as her Mli"ls Mr. jttid Mi- Kurt Stiver of San FniiuiMo Mr jntcl Mr. clidmd llainu nl ttn ll05tPHP. Daily Devotions DR. CHAULE9 A. KlJ WARDS The early Chrifuiaiifl cavp Cod the ctPdit for nil the members that were added In the, church. Wo all know that we mum work too, to hrltiK oiheiH Into (iod'H holy fellowHhip but there oitKht to a much piayer as well uh work. From Cod cometh every kikhI uml perfect J. lit, uud we shall not see u had man made Kood or a wayward boy or Kill HtruiKhteneif up in Mfn unlesH od toucheH that henri with HIh own love and with u heavenly blennlnii. Wt nuiHt hot atop workinu, but we must continue praying that the FaOier of all may Klve out of bin abundant mercy mieh a direction to human heartK thai they may fornake evtl and turn to cood, and walk 111 the ftiy (hut lettdft to life eternal. Let uh, therefore, an ChiiHtlati men and women, ami iiHk (iod loviiiK people while con tinuing to set Hie riht example Tor others ask find to do what we cannot do, to add to the num ber of f f in own dpar children. Help u a thin day, dear Lord, to live uprightly, to kppp our hearth pure, our thmmhiH high nnd (,tir hopPH fixed on Theo. Ah thou art the fount of all hleHflfiiR, en rich uh loilay by kIvIur of Thy Helf to ii h, for Jphur ake. Allien, READY TO FIGHT LONDON, Auk. Ii;. (AP)- Ku rope'n men under anon. pxcIuhIvp of naval and air forces, were e.-Ui-riiiitfl today at 8,5ntj,(HHi by a mili tary wilier for Iteutei-H, Hrltirih UewH aKent v. The writer concluded thorn ap pealed to be a "fa irly even balance" at the moment between the land torceH of the Itome-Herlln uxIb and the Hi illfih Frem-h I mat ami uhho ciuled power;. The hreokdown of the pHtlmaten: France, l.ond.ouil; llrltain, fluft, iHW; Poland, 5h".ifun; Turkey, :((Ki, "n; Kumania, 7. nun; and Greece 2itO,uiO; total, 2.fi75.inin. 'I he liome-lterlin axiH: Italy, !)."0, ("10; Cicrrnanv, 1.7au,iini); tofHl, 2 TnMiiiHi. or 2.mio(ki f 2fHi,i)(io Is added for Hungary. Ser Killed wore fiRUreH of 1 "(.- i for Spain and .Htm.nuo for Vuko- : .lavla. i In Htlll another bystandpr or neu 'trill raieeiry were -10U, uno f- (Uil luarfa, lletuium, the Haltic ntatH. i The NetherlandH, 1'ortunal and I Switzerland. The. review concluded: "Th bfKeftt counterweight h mtttinOly aoviet Kuftsia, wIiohp 'imi.tttMi men would Kive u marked predominance to ay irroup with which they made coinnioti cause." OIL SUPPLY CUT TO HOLD PRICE OKLAHOMA CITY. Atttr. Hi ((AP) More than half the ountry'H I crude oil Htipply was cut off today hh three Mules took the lead in a fh-'ht apainHt a threatened collapse of the fuduHiry'H price Hiructure, i After un historic meeting of the oil compact cominission yenlerday, Niw Mexico and Oklahoma joined ' wtt h Texas to close flown 1 4 V.?nn welU producing more than j1 per cent of the cuuntiy's output. - WASCO APPROVES UTILITY DISTRICT TIIK DALLKS. Ann. 16. (AP) Tbe necond major public utility diit trht approved in Oregon was en dorsed by U'aHco county voters yen terday. i2")7-lf!t. on the basis of in complete reiKirts. The Halles and most rural pre cincts favored Hie district but iu fur and M osier did not. Itec cntly Hood River valley rural pre( InctH approved a PC I, al thottBh Hiod Itiver urban voters i-ejpciel It. Community Fair Dates In Douglas County Butherlin AiiKuat 24 nnd 25. Canyonville AufiUHt 26. Olidfl AuKUHt f. Look I UK k la bh September 1. Drain September 15 and 16. 5-YEAR FUGITIVE HELD AT VANCOUVER it rrcumilzi-il Ills pli'luie In a de-let-live mu'uzlDH uh a fugitive from Oklahoma City. I uleitivo Carl ( l isp of the I'oiMand police donai l moil, Kaiil. Taken to Vancouver headquart ers for nngerprintinit llitmole ad initted he was wanted in Oklahoma ,, a Mv...vi.Mi-.rM wn ri'HIlt ehHl"ittK uBsuult with Intent to kill. Crlisp suid. lie had ninrned durlnn tne Interim utni haa a year-old dauish- VANTOCVKR. Wash.. -Alia. 18. (API A five-year masquerade end ed yesterday for Dert 'I'. iJitinore. alias illlhert Klmsey. Vancouver Iwrriclfs harher. Iieiausn a custom- The nupil of the eye is so called from the Latin word pmiilla.' meaninK little doll, because you can see a small miniature of your self when you look In another's WAKE IIP YOUR LIVER BILE Witlwot OImwI And Tao'U Jimp OolWfcJb the Morning Rirta' to G Th 1ltr ihoul pour out two pootiJi f Hould bilo into yvurbowtli daily. If thUhito la not flowing froely. your iood donn tditU It Jut dMivi in the bowcli. Gaa bloiuup your itomaeh. Vou et conitiptd. Your whole XBtem U p.lont nd you id iour, unk nd the world looki punk. A mere bowel movrment dueen t vet et the came. It iaVm thote good, old Carter's UUle Liver rilU to et thew two pound of bile flowing freely nd n-.i-j-u fl "up and up." Hermle. gentle, yet imii Ing in making bile flow freely. Aik for Carter-a little Mer PUU by nam. 26 cnti. Stubbornly refuae any thin !. EAT WEBER'S On Sale at All Grocery Store Delicious Bread LADIES AID HAS MEETING THUR8DAY YONCAI.I.A, Auk. IB- The re. 'Kllhir inecllrm of the Ladles Aid if the M. K. ehureh was held Thursday afternoon in the parj mis 01 me eiiuren. - lie rollnwuiK officers were elected for the com. till! year: President Mrs. .lav 'Huntington: vice-president. Mia. 'Krnest Warner; Beih-etary-treas- Mrer, Mrs. Jess Lnswell. The Aid will ImVH a hwith at I lie North lioimlas County fair. Bolllnu loo cream and lunches. P. N. G. CLUB TO MEET AT POTLUCK SUPPER ' ON FRIDAY EVENING TliP PllSt N'llllle fll-mida nlltl, u-lll meet nt a six. thirty o'clock polluek SlItMaT PlldiiV nveitlim , iii.uui IV at the home of Mr. anil Mrs. J. m! Hailey. .Minhers ami Invited rriends are most cordially Invited In enjoy the occasion. Those attending nro asked in hrliiK their own tahle ser vice. m m m WESLEY BIBLE CLAS8 TO MEET FRIDAY EVENING AT POTLUCK SUPPER I The Wesley lllhle class of the Methodist church will n t at a six-thirty o'clock pollack supper and hold a husiuess session l-'rfday eienlni.-. Auuust ISfli, at the gar den of Mr. and Mrs A. U. iMiirslers on South Kane street. All tnem hers ami friends are cordially In vited lo InlllK Ihelr own tahle ser vice anil enjoy the evening UNITED WORKERS CLASS TO MEET ON FRIDAY f The Culled Workers Sunday school class of Ihe First Christian church will hold lis reuulai- meet- lim Krlduy alternoon at Ihe Inme of Mrs I'. II Medowan In Miller's ad.lltloll. Alt memhers and friends are corillally Invited to lie present. 1939 PRUNE CROP TWICE LAST YEAR'S PORTLAND. Auk. I.'. (MM -Although i hi Ort'Kon nnd Vnh Itmlon prime rrnp will he ulinimt lUc hp lnrm un l!tl!X, tin- Au ttusi I'rttluuiti' whs HllKhlly umlcr .lul. tht fi'iloml hnri'im of ami culturi pt'onninli-M snld tniluy. W'fHti'in Oicrou'h fr!h prune prnilurllun vn iN(lnuilci nt 1 :!. 2uu tmiM uKiiluxl ll.".rnu in July ml 7K,7uti tn 1!KIK. Tho wcttrn WimhhiKlnti ('(tllnuite nr 2l.uu tons was Tim Ichk tlutn it month nun but in. lino limit' i him last nr. It.TtMi! mitf'K nf l'.i:i) ilrhMl pi unt'-s in Hi'i pmitul hnxes, f. n. li, rnrl htiul dnrkft wcro 5 vvtH I'nt :iu-liN, ;ti vvntH Inr tu-riiiH unit ;ii riuits for riiMiiiH. Siu-kiMl pi unt's in n rniirlh cont li'ss, KiikHaIi huyi'iH tunk 17 1 .7."u pnniidK ul tin1 ur,;V,Hl pnunds ship pod rnm hrrr Inst mntith. Siiiult it nnuMinln wn In Nnrwiiy, Ar iiiMiiinu, MidKluiu. Kriimo nml Mnl tund. For I hi ttrt sivin months of the yi'tir I'oi 1 hi ml rxpoi ii-d l.'.Mi.". pounds, principnlly to tin I'ntt od Kiimdoiu nnd Iliduluin. So lllllf wntnr l rpudlly uvall hMp Hi Uikt' WlHronnin. thnl (hp lilt1 truck of tlio villnKc fin rli's lis own wutiT supply In the nei'lii of it hln.r. Tin waii'r Inail roiifisls ol i'.iilU cilloim. C N8W Undcr-arm Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration X, rir5 not rt dtjcs d not irtiuit skin. 2 No ivjitinfl to tlrv. C'n bunril tiiht uttri inn. Ini4iitlv top tpilllion for 1 hi d.uv Kcimvrs mlof ftom pi'fpirition. 4. A pute lutf, piejf!cM, stiin less . .umhiiin ttciiii. 8 Arrid hit been warded the Approval Srl nt the Aniftutrt InMituic ot Ijtutitlef nifl, ltr If tup harmir's to tihrus. 15 MILLION c( Atiid hv bmmn told. Tiy jai todayl tl -' l rt rlM:ta t llt c"ii . . 1- J fc.ir Here is great news for the ladies of Roseburg and sur rounding country: STARTING THURSDAY, AUGUST 17TH, AT 9 A. M, THE STYLE SHOP, one of Roseburg's leading ladies ready-to-wear shops, launches the greatest value - giving event in t he h i s t o r y of this store. Clearing out all our present stock. Everything must go to mate room for our new Fall merchandise that will soon he arriving.1 ONE e. A ONE LOT Women's Hats K 89c j See them in the J?A aw' ?vV WOMEN'S House Dresses 1? - Dresses Values up to $1.95. f 1 Snle Price Don't Miss This Great Store Wide 1 V J" - I. I. ):i 1 '-fa" -ii- '-- "rirffi i ,i - FREE FREE To the first 50 customers making f a purchase of $2.50 or over a worth-while package free articles. Packages will be on display in our windows. Come early. Get a pack age FREE. ONE LOT Women's Coats Beautiful material. Tweeds and plain. Big range of colors. Values up to $16.95. SALE PRICE ONE LOT Women's Coats Values up to (22.50. 'Good range of colore. Beautiful rraterial. SALE PRICE A, FJUl liitmw. .J-tTi...ir ONE LOT Women's Suits Man Tailored and Dress Maker styles. Values up to SALE PRICE COME EARLY ONE LOT Women's Blouses Values up to 895 Sale Price $1.29 II ONE LOT Women's All Silk and Silk and Rayon Dresses Here Is a real buy. Values up to $8.95. SALE PRICE $2.49 juhh i niniiinwui.w P.; WOMEN'S Silk Dresses Values up to $15.00. Good Lv range of sizes. r g cai c Dnirc $4.89 ONE LOT WOMEN'S Silk Dresses Values up to $17.00. SALE PRICE :j WOMEN'S I COLO STRIPE I Silk Hose ;1 Values up to $1.15. j SALE PRICE 59c A CLOSEOUT .ijlllt We Must Have Quick Action The reputation of this store, the class of merchandise and best of all the prices, v.ill bring crowds of enthusiastic buyers. Mrs. Varnall says rrake prices that will move this stock in a hurry and just a glance t the few prjers quoted here picked up at random throughout the store, will convince the most ikeptlcal of the wonderful values we are giving. Every item in the store will be included in this sale at unheard of prices. Corre expecting bargains, you will not be disappointed. We ad vise you to come early before the stock becomes depleted. Come the first day. Be here when the doors open tomorrow, Thursday, August 17th, at 9 a. m. G. W. K EN N ETT. in charge of sale. WOMEN'S All Wool Sweaters Zipper Hyle. Just the thing for fall. Values up to $5.00. SALE PRICE ft Sale Opens Thur. Aug. 17 9 A. M. Closing Dale Will Be An nounced Laier