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- .Z :.;..rr"I THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON SATURDAY3IORNING, .AUGUST 15. 1925 i i Ik - V. X . I . .Mil - - Si Bj ACDUED BUNCH Phone 101 fy CONGENIAL GROUP of lnU Jt, ' mate friends of Mrs. La el I a Kimball of Pasadena, California, motored on ' Wednesday to the home of her nephew, Samuel Dun lop, three miles from Eatacada. to spend the" day with 'her. Mrs. Kimball has been in Oregon on a visit ( with her many friends since this year's" Commencement at Kimball colleger At noon the Croup enjoyed a delicious picnic dinner together, 7 " ' In the croup from Salem Srere: Mr. and Mrs Charles C A. Park, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Goltra, and Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney. .. v Mrs. J. Shelley Saurman is spending the week-end In Port land. .: i ; . .'. ' :. .. -. . . 'f Mr. and Mrs. .Wilbur P." Daily (Dorothy Each) were the honor guests at the attractive card party of Thursday night at which Miss Beta Claggett was hostess- for their pleasure. . Three tables of fire hundred were in play. with the high score of the evening going to Mr. William Esch. Light re freshments were served at a late hour. A profusion of late sum mer flowers decked the rooms for '''the occasion." A:'!. ,':'"'&X-' ' In the group were:' Mr. and Mrs. C. K..Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur 1 Daily, Mr; and Mrs.' E.' C. Pur- vine, Miss Elsie Boy n ton, Chet BIgwood, Lloyd Claggejttf Charles Claggett, Mr. and Mrs. William Esch. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Patton, and the hostess. Miss Reta Clag . gett. ' 'T '"'A .' :') ' .. Yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Daily, who are on a visit here. from Oak land, California, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Min ard at Mapleglen Farm.. Covers were placed for nine. Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Daily will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. ' O. Purvine. :'.w.. . Miss" Neva Cooley Is home from ai,' enjoyable Ylslt at. The Dalles . where she was the house-guest, ot ifiss Louise Hollyburton. V rf , , : ! Mrs., Earl C Flegel of Honolulu wU) return to, Salem, the first of the' week where she win be the guest of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. RrE. Lee Stelner, before return ing" the Islands the first of Sep ' terober.- - ; '-; - "'.,;" The . ladles'! aid society" of : the Woman's, Relief corps had a social Ready Birthday club Wednesday in honor or Mrs. Mabel and Bertha Loveland. At noon 21. enjoyed a pot-luck dinner. The": afternoon was spent in social that, varied with music and songs'.. Mrs. Nel lie . Ramp, accompanied ' by , Mre Beulah Talmadge, gave two selec tions.-: j; i ; -. -. . ;j . . Those present were Mrs. T .W. Hall, Hattle Kennen. Mabel Love land, Florence Loveland, Bertha Loveland, little Ernestine Love land. Nellie Ramp, O. H, Strand. Beulah Talmadge, Doris 'Strand, little Harriett Talmadge. Louisa Loveland, Clara Lucas, Mollie Ben nett, Mary BrlgRs. Clara Thorpe Adams, Lizzie W. Smith. Pauline Clark, Mary; Nyhart, Jennie Mar tin, Florence E.- Shipp. ) . The next meeting will' bV with M.rs Clara Thorpe'Adams,55 W. Washington street, October 9, in honor of Mrs. Lizzie W. Smith and Mrs. O. H. Strand. . y ;Mr... and. Mrs. L. S. Geer and daughters.' Leona and Lorena, re cently returned from a motor trip to California. : : '' 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lytle and daughter Helen returned late last night from a-motor trip to the Tillamook beaches. " . . The Loyal Women's class of the First Christian church met Thurs day in the church parlors for their regular business and social meet ing. After the regular business , Mrs. T. C. White gave a reading Twenty-five were present. At the close of the afternoon dainty re freshments were served. The hos tesses were Mrs. C. S. Stone. Mrs H. C. Epley, Mrs. 0. J. Hull. Mrs. Mark Ellis and Mrs. C. F. Doane Those present for the afternoon were Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. M. J. Hunt, Mrs. Birdwell. Miss : Margaret Evans. Miss Aline, Miss Vivian Whistler. Mrs, Welch, Mrs. Townsend, - Mrs. Braver, , Mrs. Clark, Mrs. SwarU, Mrs.-Arthur Welch, Mrs. Sterling; Mrs. Mark Reynolds, Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Estella Gabbert. Mrs. T. C. White, Mrs. Case, Mrs. McCune, Mrs. Reed, arid the-hostesses. ; , ; are traveling by auto and camp-ing. Mr.: and Mrs. P. C. Nichols and family just returned from a week at the coast and report having a very nice trip and of catching some fish while gone. . 7 George Palmer has his 90 acres of red rlover cut for seed. The huller will be coming around af ter ri while: " It looks like he would have quite a large crop of seed. " . ,"" '. E. Todd has built a new gran ary and it makes quite an improve ment' tohis place. Mr. Todd is a carpenter and does work for other people also. ' , " - ' George Thorp had the bad luck to lose one of his work horses one day last week. It had been sick for some time. - Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Farr gave a grand reception for their son Richard Farr and wife Saturday evening at the J. O.. Farr home near Sidney, Ore.. -, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Farr. were married. about two weeks ago and made a trip to the ceast for a short, stay return Ing in time for the reception. Russell Greenlee had the mis fortune to break his left arm. . He says it is getting along fine at this writing. W. H. Scott was a Salem visitor Saturday along with others', . ctnf , of . the wounding of Lute Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harris." They Savage who is -well-known -here, were on their way to Seattle, this being his home community. nra c. V. Ashbaugh and! her Mr. Lane is finishing the last Blster-In-law, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. of the threshing in j this com- a. Madsen are spending a j few mnntly. j . days at the beach. . '. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and fam- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ily have gone to follow the "road Ward of Labish Meadows on Mon to' wmewhere" for a few weeks, dav were Mr. and Mrs. John Dun- lavy and children, Mr. and! Mrs. Gibson and 'their son Dora Ward of Salem. I Elmer Scott of Astoria Is visit ing his twin - brother, Elsworth Scott, this week. Leroy Mnrdick left Tuesday for South Dakota. He was called North Howell , Mr and Mrs. J. E. Waltman and; family spent last Sunday on the Santlam' river. j - . Donald Steinberg of Sllverton Is spending his vacation at the A. Woelke home.. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Allen are enjoying a trip to Crater Lake. - Many of our young people are helping harvest the onion crop on Lake Lablsh. The 'ole swlmmin' hole' at the Pudding river bridge nearby has been a popular place for the boys during the extremely hot weather. COUNTY NEWS BRIEFS Turner M. T. Miller and wife have gone to Gold Beach for an extended visit with their, son who is an engineer for the state highway department. ' Agnes Moore spent .last week", at one of the beaches as a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred-More of, Mill City. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Webb visited their " son Levi who has blood poison at a Salem hospital Wed nesday. : . - . -,"';,i!'" ' ' : Mr. and Mrs.' M. A. Hill are home from a few days trip to several of the beaches. ' The WCTU was entertained by Mrs. J. ; F. Lyle Wednesday with a number of ladies present. Ways and means of helping the Child ren's Home Farm were discussed. Mr. and Mrs. 5. H. Baker 'are In Brownsville for a few weeks. - Mrs. W. F.. Riches visited her friend Mrs. i C Connersr In Salem Wednesday.;;" 'L ..j f --r -Turner , young people who at- tended' the Epworth League insti tute at Falls City last week re turned 'Sunday evening. Mrs. Hester Crume Is working at . the confectionery in the ab sence of Donald Riches who had one eye seriously : injured last week by a tack entering the eje ball. " ' " '"' George Burnett Is employed. for a time at the Brownsville flour mill. ; - S. H. Bond and, family haye afternoon with Mrs. 4 Laura Me-1 moved into their new., property Adams,- 245 D street, Thursday, I purchased from S. H.-Baker some 'noarlv 80 hnlnr cresent. The time I weeks aeo. - ' " h was spent in social chat and work-1 "' Mrs. Alice Thompson and hus Jng on various articles to be placed I band of Murlin stopped at the A small fire was started Mon day on the McClean and Rycker farms ' from a ' cigarette. For- a while " it looked as though the surrounding country was in dan ger, but plenty of help arrived in time to put It put before any ser ious damage wasr done. Clbverdale in a hope chest, the chest to "be disposed, -ef later this fall.. The following i program , was given: Reading, The Soul of the Flag," Mrs. Emma Thompson; song, Lo rain and Theodora Bouftleur. ac companied by Mrs. Bernice Bouf tleur;. reading, . "Mrs. Kaddle's Iecture" Mrs. Jennie F. B. Jones; reading. fThose Mulligan Kids," Mrs Vera Glover; song, - Lorait ; Bouffleur, accompanied, by Mrs. " Bernice Bouffleur:. 'Each, was re sponded to by an encore, I: H. Small home one night while on a trip to Nebraska!, Mrfc Thompson lived near Turner when; she was a girl and - later, was primary; teacher in the.: Turner schooL ' 'i - ' '" ' J . Mrs. ; Mayn : MeKinney Fill en tertain the grange work club next month. f i ' Mrs. Ruby Lister, has returned 1 eTeryhInff to herhome at'Eugene. 'V.' rl Mrs. R.- M.' KtserV returned ;to Salem-Monday -; i ,;;-? . -Mr. and Mrs.'CW. Farris have Rickey ;Miss Rena ; Mickey of Salem spent Sunday here with her sister Mrs; May Hadley. .' . ' ' Miss Mary Hennies who Is em ployed in Salem, came out Sunday to spend the day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hennies. Mr. Larson was visiting at the home of M. Fliflet Sunday. ' . Mrs. Nettie Mason accompanied her cousin Charles Pierce, of Cali fornia, who has been visiting here and in Turner, to Portland Sunday to visit relatives there for a few days. ; " "- ' '- ' ' ; .. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schampierr and daughter Katherine and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hennies. motored over to Newport last Wednesday returning home Thursday evening They report it was so cold there that thev nearlv froze. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson ofT Salem were out Sunday looking after' their ranch. ' Miss Winnie Wiper and Miss Fannies-Wiper of Portland are spending . their ' vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wiper. . Mrs.rEarl Neer and Mrs. J. Cooke Swere-iq,; the .city Tuesday afternoon shopping. . Mr. and Mrs. George Morris and their son Alvin Morris, an employe oft Stiff's Furniture store in Sa lem, left. Sunday for a two weeks' sojourn : in California. Mr. . and Mrs. Harry Martin of Maeleay will also go with them. -, ... ' , Mrs. Helen Butzky expects to leave about Thursday for Harris burg to visit her. son Louis and family for a few. days. Just re cently she got word that his home was burned and they lost about there on business. ' .The Ladies Aid society met at the home of Mrs. John Lesher on Thursday afternoon. The after noon was spent sewing. Refresh ments were served by the hostess The hbme of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Shields was the scene of a merry surprise party Thursday evening, August 13. given in honor of Mrs. Shields' birthday. Music j and games were features of the eve ning. At a late hour ice cream and cake were served. A large Elsie Peters spent last Friday birthday cake was the table center- afternoon with Edna Crabtree. P. J nose present were, ir. Mrs. Charles Peters and- two d Mrs. Ross Hammock. Mr. and sons spent last week with home I ir. ua: wh. folks, i ' I Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Aspin- Mrsl And Schlndler Is stavlnKl WH. Mr. and Mrs. William Bu- with her folks while he Is with ehanan. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rodger Mt. Pleasant-Cole i . their mesa room. Having ineir telephone connected with the . 23 farmers' line they are In constant connection with state officials or their families at home whenever they desire to do so. , ...... Forty-two persons represented the local Methodist cburcn ai Falls City last Sunday. MI&s Beulah Smith of West Linn, who has been visiting with her grandparents. Mr.-and Mrs. A. W. Powell, is visiting now with her aunt at Clear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. de Vrlea and their three children attended church In Portland Sunday. They were accomDanied by Mrs. Her mann de Vries. Threshing is almost completed in this neighborhood. Wheat aver aged about 25 bushels per acre. Albert Schroeder.waa leader at the Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday night. Mrs. O. J. Beadles intends 10 visit her old home back east. Mr. and Mrs. Fred de Vries at tended a Sunday school rally at Canby last Sunday. At least four wheat buyers were doing business In this neighbor hood this week. Mr. asd Mrs, Lowell Wright and" family returned Wednesday even ing from a vacation spent at the beaches at Neakowin and Twin Rocks. , Miss Valeda Ok mart was a te cent guest of her friend Miss Lor raine Fletcher of Salem. Little Rowena Westenhoa was quite painfully Injured early this week while playing with ht-r little "brother.- 'She "fell otf W truck, upon a dUc. She is geti'lb along quite nicely. ! Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lathro'r and daughter Wilda Lathrop, ar.il nephew Newel Dixon of TrlnMa.i. Calif., stopped at the home of hr brother, W. H. Dorman. Thursday (CoBtl4 par T) Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan and son, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daur ity and daughters and Will Dun can all of Salinas, Cal.. ..were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. -C." Par sons the first- of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Van Cleave of Portland and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Binegar. spent the week end at Wllhoit. Mr. and Mrs. I A A. Hager and family have returned from the beach. ; v w. bneriaan nas purchased a new Dodge truck. Mrs. Huninger and daughter of Salem were guests at "the T.'FItr patrick home Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Binegar Is visiting in Tacoma. The young married people of the Presbyterian church of Salem held their annual picnic at Ha ger's grove Tuesdway evening. The large dairy barn. 100 ton's of hay, three silos and a water tank at the Meadowlawn Dairy was completely destroyed by fire Sunday. The Meadowlawn Dairy is owned by P. W. Durbln and un. me loss is estimated at $18,000. The barn will be re built. ; . Mr. and Mrs. A. Srhermafher are visiting In the east. Mrs. T. Fitzpatrick and daugh ter are spending part of the week t Pacific Citv. Eugene Gesner. of Salem visited hisr grandfather " ft. Ft r.Mncr TWT I , . T . , ntfunesuay. the thresher. . j I. N. Howe and family of Salem spent last Sunday evening at the Charley Peters home. D. Gardner and wife of Stayton spent Sunday evening at George Sanders. ; Clint Trexler and wife spent Sunday with home folks. : Reva Sandner is making a visit Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harris, Mr. and: Mrs. S. A. Harris..s Mr. and Mrs. E. Cramer. Mr; and Mrs. Pierce Col lard, Mr. and Mrs. J.' I. Bliven. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore!. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pringle, Mrs. Clara Shields. William Alsur. Mri and Mrs. John Dunlavy, and the Misses Alice and Clara Collard. t Ella. with Ceoree Sandner and John Ethel. Beulah and Lela Aspiuwall, Sandner Jr. Marie Dunlavy, Katherine Bliven. t-ana wempie, Constance Buchan an and Lavon Harris; Messrs. W. fniinrd. Donald Hammock. iLuke Schields, Robert Aspinwall. Junior Dunlavy, Albert Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Schields. Scotts Mills Sidney Hostesses for theafternoon were J gone- to Canada for a visit-with their two daugnters and families. Mrs. Laura Mc Adams.. Mrs. Ruth Dennlson, Mrs. Antonette Bennett. Mrs Charity Gamble, Mrs. Sarah Peterson and Mrs. Bertha Love land. "'. ' ' - . ', Mrs. F. W. Selee. Mrs. W. C. Howe of Cedar Rapids, . Iowa. Oak Ridge , After having extreme heat for a few days we are enjoying a few days of cool weather. In : some locations the, garden truck is dry ing up very fast and it it continues so there won't be .many tomatoes t-r Auburn Wesley Dowd had his hand badly cut when a barn door was blown shut, throwing him against hoe. Several stitches had to be taken. : .. Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Deaklns motored to Albany Sunday. Kev. Poling will preach here Sunday afternoon at 3:30. Mr. and Mrs. W. G; Walling and- family ; have arrived hom from a trip! around the Mount Hood loop. They report a de lightful time. . Mr. and Mrs. N..A. Newbill are home from the coast. Much - excitement was caused here by the outbreak' at the pen itentlary and much sorrow on ac- ' Mrs. J. S. Korb and daughter, Leona 1 visited relatives In Wood burn last-week. Misses Henrietta and Cazena Pi as .and Vernon and Gerhard Plas were Portland visitors Tues day. ! : . ! Mrs! Carl Millard was taken to the Sllverton hospital Tuesday tor medical treatment. j Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bellinger were in Sllverton Tuesday on busi ness. , " ' Mr. and Mrs. T. Maplethorpe tnd daughter Emma, of : Salem, and Mr. and I Mrs. J. A. ; Maple thorpe; and grandaughter, Beulah Westley of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hogg and family Sunday. . - J ( Glenn, Louis, Otis and Miss Dorthea Shepherd visited Mr. and Mr- John Waibel and family at Wtllamlna Thursday. Miss Henrietta . Plas of .San rrancisco, California who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Plas the past three weeks left tor her home Thursday morning. Ray; Telfer spent the week-end visiting relatives at Wlllamlna, Ore. -. i f Miss Dortha and Louis Shepherd rove to Vancouver Wednesday on business. ! Pratum PRATUM. Aug. 13 This iother wise peaceful little burg was since early this morning preparing for battle. - Members of the - Oregon national guard heavily armed with Springfield rifles are stationed at various places watching for the escaped convicts, using the Metho dist church for headquarters and the kitchen in the basement for SAFETY t Liberty Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lathrop, Miss Wilda Lathrop and her. cousin. Newel Dixon of Trinidad. Calif., made a short stop Satur day morning at O. L. Dencer'a on their return trip from Portland. where they, atended . the funeral of Mrs. P. N. Lathrop . Ralph Morrison was out from town Monday looking after affairs at the ranch. .- - , . Mr. M. Dorman Is having a new house. Edd Jory's car, which was tak en from the garage at Ada Jory's one morning recently., was later located In Portland and returned. Mrs. Anna Robbins is having her house reshingled. jMiss NetaOsborn of Berkeley Calif., has been a recent "visitor of Miss Danta Robbins. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Walker and family have as their guests Mr. Walker's niece, Mrs. J. V. Kemmell ' and her daughter Phillis, from Houston, Texas. L. D. Walker has been ill for the past few days. W. L. Dorman of Falls City was visiting at the home' of hi par ents here Wednesday. - atyour no VUG DRUGSTORE Lord Baltimore V Pound Paper For those who ,hae a host or friends itU whom they are frequent ly f orrm ponding, suggest Lord Baltimore Pound Paper' and Envelopes. - This combination is already popular , with thousands a n d thousands 'Who are quick to recognize an exceptionally good value.1' . . . , , By way of ' suggestion, see that your children have a good lupply of Lord Baltimore Pound Paper and Envelopes before they go away to school. It mill make It convenient for them-to write those letters that meas so much to you. 90 sheets of paper and 50 envelopes. Perry Drug Store 1 113 Sooth Commercial Ralem. Orexna Our Sale of Fancy Bath Towels at 49c Continues (Basement Store) MILLERS Lace Knee Kha- r Pants, Special 98c. (Basement Store) PHONE ll-L-LIBEHTY AT COURT STREET Annual Clearance Brooks . Homer Gouley lost one of his best horses the first .of the week. ' Misses Mildred and Naomi Judd of Mblalla were guests of their cousin; Marie Dunlavy, the past week, i ; j : . Miss Ellen Hackit returned home last week from an extended in wasmngion, wi Mr. : and Mrs. Frank Lake pf Fresno, Cal.j spent Sunday with i I The fourth quarterly conference lor cabbages for fall use, was held' at the church Sunday.! . E. Todd and. wife and daughter Dr.- Si A. Danford. superintendent I are taking a trip over to the coast David". Howe .Barry and Ella Jeanl'-Jt tl. southern district was pres-J and In their i travels will go to ens. -me general ousiness or tneisaimoa river tor a iew days, iney year was wound up. Dr. Ban ford way well satisfied with the work accomplished here and was great ly gratified over the church build ing. : The donations, toward the construction have been very good. The Ladies' Aid have Just turned in $342 which was applied to the building fund, this sum being re-l alized from four, special. "A Par- Moody are at Neskowin for the week. . . ' ' Miss Cornelia Marvin is 'enter taining as her house guest Mrs. J. E. James of Pasadena, Cal. .'!:-' ' , ' - '.- . .Mrs. H; p. Chambers and daugh ter Myla will leave Salem Tuesday of next-weeK for the east." They will travel via the Canadian Pa- f mitlnr tnn at TVa T utilise I . . . - ' " e i- : i Mnflnal fA. flfrl .FaIIawo an m and Banff Their ' Wj?r 22 cataterla dinner the - Fourth of for stops at Kalamazoo and Grand , . , niui,.iwfc, - -i r rhoa(, enlovlne the week-end it agara-PaUs . and -Oneida;. N. Y. ?e t !t ILL sT wm x. -vw ( ,vw m I Cresent Lake were the Will and From -New .York city JhnM George Hebert -families. Lou where the general convention of the Episcopal church will be held lrf October 4 returning via the Southern Pacific about November 1st. Rev. Mr. Chambers expects l(f follow and join them in New Flock and iamilyi and; Mr and Mrs. Harkens and 'son Kenneth.! Mr. and Mrs. Ash motored to Washington Saturday . to- be . with Mrs. Ash's sister who is very ill. J. - E. Paddock; has', returned from a trip to Ennabell Lake York about September 15, and toL . . . . . . . .... which he is a delegate from the diocese of Oregon. i - Mr. and Mrs. Panl Poling- (Olive Tomllnson) who are on a honey moon trip in. Alaska, will arrive In Salem August 26.nv- y Mrs. E. A. Colony J entertain ing as Ber house guest Mrs. Emma Manson of Grant,' Neb. ' V ; : . . :.':. Mr. and Mrs. MaBon Bishop. Miss Henrietta Bishop and Mason lit'vld of Dlllard. Or., will return )me this week-end from a two weeks motor trip to Crater lake, J'Hmath Falls and. the, Oregon Caves. ' "' Mrs. T. V?. Hall, 1496 Perry E!v'ft T'?9 r.rfpfs to the Evcr- Miss Teller, local telephone op erator enjoyed a ' week-end visit from her mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bulk in company with Mrs. McDowall and daughter, Douise, spent .Wednes day at Cresent Lake. vMr. Famum who has been with the forest service here for , the past two years has received an ap pointment with the Walla Walla national "forest service. While here he had charge of the timber sales and . those have been . com pleted Xor the present. Mr.- Allen will scale "the timber at WTest Fir. Major McKenna and family left Wednesday for Odell Lake return ing by the way of Portland. The majojr will devote his time to bus iness! interests' while his family will enjoy a vacation. . " WWW 1115 N. Liberty j Presenting M Dresses I i l ... , for the Woman - I . II " t and Miss n ii Saturday; Special White .Enameled Framed MIRROR With Towel Bar I -, for the Woman ..- and Miss TRULY ARIS-' TOCRATIC IN j ' THEIR SUB " DITED ELE GANCE AND: PERFECT TASTE. - . FallX Opening v P.x WOW . J SHOWING A necessity in every home., Thia fine white enamel framed mirror with towel 'bar attached, with 10x14 inch glass, is a rarer-bargain Yon must see it to appre ciate it. ; - . ..,':'. i - - i! 8c. We have received a limited supply and offer them to any customer at a special price. - ! ... S II We now have displayed In our flousewares department a new line of fireplace pieces. Select youra while the lot Is complete. - -t . " ; - v - 1 Entire Stock; of Voile and Silk Frocks I I in This Sale , Our Annual ; Clearance of Children's Summer Voile and Silk Frocks begins today. As it is our custom of clearing our entire stock of these we place them unconditionally on sale at the following prices: $2.95 Voile Dresses now $4.95 Voile Dresses now $5.50 Voile Dresses now $6.50 Voile Dresses now $7.95 Silk $8.95 Silk Dresses now Dresses now ....$1.89 ....$3.49 ....$4.95 ....$4.95 ....$5.95 ....$5.95 Plain, dotted and drop stitch Voiles are to be found among these in splendid qualities. Such colors as Orchid, Coral, Tomato, Jade. Sunshine, French and light blue, rust and orange with trims of lace, ribbon, picot embroidered, etc, (On sale in Misses Department) Main Floor. T ' , A Clearance Sale of : Randolph Culie Sox 25c values now 39c values now 1 50c values now! 19c .-9c .lS9c N (On Sale in Infant's Department)" (SffiES J Hi ( t I fai Ati Dn chi Ma a i OU1 r 'l r.? KS ill I Ar a ai cai de ! dri to - a ; ; po Mi lai i Bp j an CI ! to ;' ati ' W) sr '. w! i T7 ; tt; M, ' tli In tv T er eJ II V. it u b k t: t; 1 V