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Tense drama is the. outsts’nding
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m’eature ot“ "Darin v ," ‘
- Hammerstein's nevgestL:ta:ringE::l;°-
clc which opened this afternoon at
. the Rialto theatre for s. two-day en~
casement. The play was suggested
Dy "Driftwood." a. novel by Albert
l’ayson Tcrhune, and has been given
. expert treatment in its scenario form
ny’ltoland West, himself a play-
wright or note and a film director
and \Villnrd Mack. While the pro:
ductlon has a number 0! really elab-
orate settings it is a picture which
does not have to depend upon this
feature for its greatest appeal. Hero
1 the story's the thingh—a powerful
. well-moulded. dramatic theme which
in many of its high spots grips with
remarkable intensity. It is primar-
ily a. story of regeneration. the sav-
in: or two human souls through the
cleansing power of love.
in dramatic momentum it reaches a
climax rarely seen in motion pic-
‘ hires. I"
REC-EDI.
The Courtship 0t mie- my
Motion picture ingenuity has scor-
ell again.
1*. is displa) ed in Charles Ray‘s
"The Courtship of Miles Standish"
a: the Regent theatre. today and to-
‘ mom-Orv and thouxh just. a. detail. set
1‘. takes tlicse small things done
correctly to make a perfect. whole.
In the story Ray is in love with
: Enid Bennett. and finally makes her
3 his Wire. The bridag. procession con-
'SlSZS of tho. entire colony and
. triendly Indians. with the bride
mounted on a. pure White bull. tes-
g H“. With garlands and decorations.
The idea. was great—but a white
bufl could not be located. Seacli
.m unataillng. so an animal With
‘ rod spots was used. and Robert Ellis
« invented a. white paste with which
,sfven on. the screen i: defies detec~
tion.
\:""ru'all EN“
nurtship of
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xz-a. .- standish
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a. new personase in
Jagn-at‘. broush!
, jigdge Kennedy
,1 :Agopy inspira-
1:". rewarded 10."
v eel; to be exact
-. "Dear Str" With
,. 2r. neither re-
}. 3 own standard.
‘ cum 3. drama.
l in a S)'BC°'
uz'n charming
igent. :‘ne ill-
. and long be"
: halt: the average
,-:,c “as wishing
.~ tau' and another
'I'v-.a.r Sr" is a
'“"’l"?5tlng musical
"1:7: really distin-
‘ 't has charm-
<5»)
Kern. and
Howard 101th
Folwyri has
2:9
r: .=tory than one
'..<i« al . comedies.
2‘11"“:- Catlctt and
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. .3n n‘ the songs
'4 UlllP popular
Z'i‘Zi: the Times
. :~ Will be enter-
'Ztrall¢:«.l. and “t0?
».= j-mzth and per-
l5 3. lot these
'vxian should not
‘ may find an-
—:.~i-~ it he is prop-
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amoiic Library to
, Haie Million Books
- Sept. Sit—One of
libraries in
l-c constructed as an
‘ "Ollt‘. University her.
a $750,000 donation
r l’FiZ'i‘
Km: by John K. Mullen. '
‘."nora.rlo. The W
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A..- .,
, The cast in support or Ray in-
. cludes Enid Bennett. Sam DeGrasse.
,E. Al~n “Fart-en. Joseph Bowling
.\':r‘-.-a.l McGrogor and William Sul-
Draw,
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“Within Formula."
. William Farnum
4 turo in over a year opens at the Re-
.gnn: Theatre today. tomorrow and
“'edncsday in "The Man \Vho Fights
;.\!ono." a Viallare Worsley produc-
ltion for Paramount. With Leis “fil-
lsrvn and Edward Horton featured in
f the out.
i Filmed smld the splendor: of the
j Yosemite National Park and the
lwooded glory of the Arrowhead
country. and produced by the man
Who achieved tame as the director
. o.’ "The Hunchback of Sotre Dame."
: it is a. picture which will life the
;spectator out of the rut of his daily
if». .
l “The Man “‘ho Fights Alone" is
a dramatic presentation of the power
or love to triumph over human ills.
it is the story of a strong man—~a
’lonc tighter—who. beset by tragic
misfortune. achieves regeneration
through the abiding loxe or his wife
and child.
Hundreds
tContmue-l from Page One.)
mums of the most up to date golf
~CEub, as wcll as the combined tea.-
4 lures of a. smart Country Club. The
lizmg room is about :8 by 55 feet
and is suitable for dances and'other
« rmnrtainments. The main room with
portable stage and seating an
:.l."f:'.‘ni€ri?.3 its also available i'or
war in; pictures and theatrical, cri-
"rrzainments.
The new course when completed
“ill comprise of 18 holes and for
picturesqocness and scenic beauty is
excelled by no club in the country.
'l'hcrs‘ are water views stretching
over hill and dale. The site has been
pronounced by capcrts as one of the
finest anywhere. It looks out over
\Vestport and Not-walk harbors on
the north and south and faces in a
most attractive way the wide
stretches of Long Islsnd Sound.
A. swimming pool and tennis
courts will be installed in the near
future. Future plans also contem-
plate a. polo Held. dredged channel
to the club dock. enabling large-
sized motor boats to land at the club
house.
The olticers of the club are Presi-
dent. Phllip N. Knapp. Vice Presi-
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er, Ely Raymond. Directors. W. D.
Crawford. 1“. H. Minsrd. Philip N.
Knapp. R. L. Skotield. John Hail-
icoclt, John R. Bray, W'illism M. Li'-
brand and John Cavanaugh.
The Guests.
Among those present were: Mrs.
_ they pointed out the color. and when ‘
Gathering .
in his first pic- '
Chnch’WherelPastor, Love Slayer..- l
Preached “Thou Shalt Not Kill” ’
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Ofthe murder of Mrs. La'rence vc ‘ e C Idrcn as the result
. flight and Wilford sum, thick ;
the Rev. Mr. Right sad Mrs. EEiechetin, lovers, have cmfcssed.‘ 0
,Nn. Sweetis is the mama-pf aim hale bo ., and High:- l. the. 't
. her-cg . gin and ‘ boy. .. The Methodist mi. in his, tit. oci
Mch flight was pastor at the time of the slayings, is showndlnsctf
s new photo
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1“"- A- Hyde CHI".- M? and Elite-“col, Frau-1r G. Logan. Mr. 321;
Francis L‘olez'. Mr. and Mrs. H. 5.; Mrs. '1‘: 1r: Logan. Mr. and. ll: 3
Collins, Mrs. Foster I‘mnegv. Alistohn Loni. Mr. and film. Joli". F.’
Kathlm‘n L'omoz} s. léuriurahlc anti: l “3“" J. .H. i.) nc'n. Enlll‘ A. l,._' ::v
Mrs. W'iliiant l2, (Joni-xv. Dr. and Mr. uni; Mrs. Angus MacL‘c-nu
Mrs. (Tanners. Mr and Mrs. ltlnniesr [“)n,L;‘l \iuckn}. Mr. and Mrs. li. El.
' *‘onaut. Miss. Chit-:1 \_‘0HSlIl§. Mrs. Mick-.13., . Miss 'rl. )in'filwz‘. .‘l.;. and:
James Cousins. Miss .5. Cum. Mr. .md Mrs. A. l:. Ailing Dr. 3121 Mrs}
Mrs. Clarence Crux. l,-r. .ui-l .‘lrs. (.lwu’g‘ Bil.il‘.ll' Mr. K. \\ Mrs-‘3
George E. Pram. .\lr_ and Mrs, l..,i.w- :i-mi. Mr. and Wm. Arthur Musi.’
renco Crawford, \fyrtn ('L‘ililili‘n‘lfl. Mr. .za.n-l Mrs. llu'; Ma 2 :
Honorable and .Vlrs. lion! r S i ':m- \[153 \_ \; 55..“ \gr , “.1 M: \‘.' \ ,
mings. _‘.l.i.:.t\‘i.‘_ Mr. .lll'l )irs. fizz; ”I
Miss Anna. l-i. Ciirtm. Mr 33‘. Net; “.1. M; .L'l-l Mrs. J‘)"."‘. A: ‘.'l. ’ m:
Sf-Vmour Liijrtis, \‘.‘i.l.'-'.“| l-.', i '. .\l“. and .\l.‘s. . iii 31"? Mr.
E MP, and Mrs. L’aVl‘l S. L‘unr‘, VV‘ E. n?" 1L3. \\ 4L3}: ) - (Snipe. .Js '3'-"
; Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney l‘n M . L'r. an": Mrs. All. . ‘.'-
Kay. Edward H. Dx‘laii-slil. )lr. and L 1m. 1*» And Mrs. “Jun: -\7
Mrs. Frank be lteunmr. Jorm 11- "-‘L M"- and M”- ‘U “3“
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[,Vlmon-l. Mr, and Mrs: Hg... . . Munir-l. El:- and. \lrs. Hunt.
l'll‘h. Mr. and Mrs. l~.i=l in-Lgr- M: ““ Vi? 4“ “if; A; \s. “‘7’ - -‘
E. Brucv Douglas. ,‘ildza l.. i'...i M '13”. 3153' ‘- “‘1“ 3 M 1:“
Mr. and Lil's. ‘H. pink} M" "g.” ".;‘..I.‘1 r. Henson Mr and .‘l's n.~
Mrs. Charles Drew, 31:. an". M»: k _\"‘3”u' lis' an] MFS‘ I" \. THA—
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beot‘ge h. Dre's Mr. and )l s. ‘ . _ _ ,..' .1:
Frederick L‘risgl A“ ' “”‘h" "j M" 353d )l.s “‘ I“ “' .
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Mr. and MFS' Lhar.-:s M‘ .xcmper Mr. and Mrs. Lester 0:87.. M"
Mr. and Mrs. H. htiburn. Mr. and . .. . - . ‘ ,.
- art .‘lxs. William 1‘. Osbort.o._ .\l..‘
Mrs. Janus H..I\napp. MOTH": )lrs. .Hl‘l Mrs. H. T. U’Shaughnessi \l..-s
.Julius lxrutt sci-luau. ll \\. A.H.'lli§2§‘3l.r. 5min: thson Page. Mr. art-l .\1'<.
“L JOhn H’ Laphanc. )lrs‘. Taunms .\l. l‘iritzn. )1i'. and .‘Irs. .Dcna..i t} .
Lashar. ‘l'vrkins. E. P. lliittOn thrush-t.-
Waib‘r 8- Lashar- Funk M. Le»: (Lsrg‘ lloz.L»L\-iux Fermi-1- .\l.— .31
Mrs Woodrufl Laminar. i‘hss Mai?- .\lr~' Howard l‘nrsvn. Mr. anvl .‘lrs.
;Ta.ylor Lewes. l-‘rvd 1-2. l.- “us, ffl'Pll‘, “3;; r phi—,0” )lrs‘ “—3.119; l‘cirie.
‘l'l LEWIS. Mr. alt-l Mrs. l\'-?'~flian;)lrs. 11h use Mason Prchn. Mr. and
dent. William D. Crawford. Treasur- }
Lt‘ht. Mr. and Mrs. Ossip 1.. LUldt‘.‘
Dr. T. K. Linda-wk. Judge anti Mrs
Mrs. “'illiam 51‘3'10.‘ Prince. Mi". and
Eli‘s. .7. T. l'rcwilr, Mrs Sti'uiltcrs
Charles D. Lotion-«l. .‘lr. .tnl Mrs. l';ir._‘:'. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Raleigh
D. F. Lockooo-l. L‘n-oi‘gn t'. l.o-‘k--.\l“, ;.;-_l )1:s_ l~?, B. R-teso. Sinclair
wood. Mr. {in-,1 Mrs. livinry M. Loris- ltivli.‘lr-.lst‘n. M: and Mrs. Loon
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Hrs. Fred f
Mr. and la. Roger Williams. Mr.
Ira. James Wood, Kr. and Dix-s.
' and Mrs. Edmund S. Viola, Mr. and ,_ ’
Donald '1‘. Woodhury, Mr. and Mrs. ‘
Eugene Wright, Kr. and‘er. George
H. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
“1131'”. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Wright. Mr. and In. Richardson
erzhl. Mr. and Mrs. John Cava-
naugh, Garvin Cavanaugh, P. N.
Knapp. John financier. 28. Min-
ard. W'illiam Ly'orana. W. D. Craw-
ford. Mr. and ears. Emil Hamming.
R. L. Scofield. W’illlam P. Eno, H.
W'. Gregory. W. L. Weed. Charles
0. Lyon. Charles F. Street,
Msi-i- ;
Doss. Taylor. I.. A. Doherw, George?
W’. Sweeney“. Thfinas Johnson, Wil- 1
item E. O'Reifly. Irving 3. Ray-
mond. Mary H. Earle,
Buttertvorth.
Mr. and Mrs. J. “'allacs Marvin,
Ely Raymond. Robert A. Strahahan.
C. K. King. J. L. O‘Brien. Mr. and
Mrs. George L. W‘oodn'ard. Harriet
W'. Chamblers. Edward W'. “'ells.
D. E. Raymond, Chlries E. Miller. ‘I
Robert G. “'i'lson. Mr. and Hrs. Ed-
ward J. Quinlan. H. E. Bishop. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Canty, Miner D.
R andall. Dr. Jackson. Leslie Vick-
ct's. J. H. Mcl-Ienry. L. R. Wilmott.
Ella F. Burnham, Eugene “fright.
Hugh P. Mackenzie. James L. Bur-
lczx'. Samuel Lynes and M. Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Earle. Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Edgerton. Doug-
las L. Ellman, Mr. and Mrs. James
A. Farrell. Dr. and Mrs. Georse D-
E‘swcett. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fay.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Finnizan. ‘
George F. ;
Erza Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. “Tinchcstcr:E
and Mrs. Dwight rnum. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Frizz-ell.
.Xlr. and Mrs. John Frizzell. General
‘Russell Frost. Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Dr. and Mrs. 1".
Gaming. \Villiam Ray Gardner, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph E. Ga) nor. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert )1. Gilmor. Mr. and Mrs.
John Gurlhill. Mr. and Mrs. John
Glcmtmcr. Mr. and Mrs. lldrold
Groom, Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Gregory.
lrlrntst Gi‘ccu, Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Griffins. Eduard .\l. Grant, Mr. and
Mrs. l'ls}mcnd l—I. llacltcthblr. and.
Mrs. l“. J. Halli. .\lr. ‘Yld Mrs. 510d-
dazd Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Harris. Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. Harris—
on. Carl Axel Harstrom. C. Eric Har-
strom. Miss Francis Harstrom. Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Hart. Colonel and
Mrs. Elmer Havens. Mr. and Mrs.
Roe-l Ivlasiland, Mr. and Mrs. Alfrml
; Fitch. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Kong, Hing
- Mrs. E. Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. James‘ D
‘Earle Frazer. James Kenneih Fraz-
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Hold. Jr., C. R. Heuschel. Dr. and-
.\lrs. J. D. Heitz. Mr. and Mrs. Ro—
man Han. Dr. \Villlam A. Hints.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thorn Hill. Mr.
and hits. H. Brows r Robson. 552-.
and Mrs. D. Hodges. Mr. and Mrs.
Noble F. Hoggson. Mr. and Mrs»
Frank R. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. R.
R. Holmes. Robert A. Holmes, Jr-
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Holmes. Stewart
Hopkins Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Freder-
tcL \V. Ilauston. Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Howard. Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Hoyt.
Olin Sherman Hoyt. Mr. and hits.
ill Hunter. Lira. A. 8. Hurlbutt.
and Mrs. F. W. liutbutt. Mr. and
8:3. George Pratt lnsersoll. Er. Ho-
ward Insersoll. Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Ives. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin M. Jen-
3.1133. Mr. and Mrs. Frank James
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gas.
in is the Finest, Highest Grade Range
in the entire line
. The Qifiiity Range With
Only 41 inches wide, this range has
“unusually large capacity.
coal oven, two large gas ovens (one
with broiler) and cooking top with
8 full size lids, 4 for coal and 4 for
LAST 3 DAYS OF SALE
STEWART COMBINATION
, . Coal and Gas Ranges
Lowest Prices Now — Very Easy Terms
CE STEWART
Separate Ovens
Large
Xr-w York .
‘. .. Library, will have sen-c ’
Elsie Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Francis
L. Adams. Mr. and Mr; Samuel G.
Adams. Mrs. J. K. Y. Agnew. Dr.
and Mrs. “'illiam H. Alice, Mrs.‘
Emma B. Auchincloss. Karl Auden»:
son, Dr. and Mrs. Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs. N. M. Ayers.,Mr. snd Mrs. A.
R. Betta. ~Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Neville Bay-
lay. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Baldwin.
Mrs. Paulson Ball. Mr. snd Mrs.
H. W‘. Banks, In, Mr. and Mrs. A.I
Fris Barlow,.Mx-. and Mrs. Calvin;
L. Barton. Mrs-Catherine Bartlett.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Baur. Mr.
and Mrs. 'E. '1‘. Redford, Mr. and
Mrs. F. H. Redford. Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick T. Redford. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence W Bellglfr. and Mrs. 1:.
Bill. Mr. and Hrsrl‘. s. Bilinfire
Harrlinsn.
Witherbee Black. mu Helen
Blake; Mr. end In -W. J. Bonan-
non. Mr. and“. W. H. Word.
Mr. and 1&1. John De Knives.
Arthui’ K. Boonie. Hr. and 1&1.
Nichols. '1'. Brady. Edmund Bree-o.“
George P. Brett. Kr. end Mrs. R.
Ellis Briggs. Hr. MY” Wyk
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ueygusrsntee will‘bakeperfectly
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in“! “mic-{to Operate. 7
Very. moderate . price.
This is not a new, untried make of Ranges. It is the
old, reliable line which has been made in Troy, N. Y.,
since 1832. When you buy a STEWART you get. a
range built with 92 years of experience, built of the
very best materials, built for lifetime service. You
get a heavy, strong, durable range, rightup-to—dste
in all respects, and with every convenience.
ngevine Furniture Co.
COLAN GAS STEWART-
THE .“2»in-1 OVEN” RANGE
s» ‘ Combination
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WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY - FRIDAY l.
POTASH AND PERLMUTTER
and Pcrlnmtter show them in their strictly high 0.
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(but funny) production.
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. Mae. aw. Bang, former N015
‘we‘isn. new American violinist
of note. was decorated with Royal
Service Medal by King 'of Nor-
way, first America). to be so
honored. 'Sbe lives in .Nev
York. ‘ ‘
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Dr. and Mrs. D.
Mrs. Frederick.
31. Swift. Judge
Tammany.
and Mrs. H.
k Howard Taylor.
Tcrimn Jars-Ire. Mr. and Mrs. 1r\1ng!A\lr- 131 Mr!-
L'. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Jen—l
S.
rungs, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jaw». EL Thomas. Mt
tings. \V. J. Judson. Miss Thompson.
Ella ‘
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Mr. and Mru. \x‘.i:..n-- l1, Timings... . . ll Mrs. .10 n 1". Trcndwcll. Dr. 5 chuckl-x "lle's a. blind maul"
Mr \"thi'r Raw-a \1 '1? 1 \p. . . :iml .‘lrs. Taxable. Lomnzo l5. Triplcr. i Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
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Mr. and 31:1, l-‘_ ll, lm-igu, ,.x;;_ a.” ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Tue~"2\'. Msss Blar’haz The has: “:13.
Mrs. 11.1mm; 1131.7”, )1 “-1,; 31-... l‘::;phrc_\‘. Mr. 131 Mrs. Henry Vary .\ strcr: preacher in 8. SC '
Frank Sangvr. Mr. 7.32.1 ‘ ufi 1.4mm. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Van Sam, ; town called a passing policeman
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Mrs. .‘irnolvl $c“!.r:b. Di“. .
S<-hclling. Mr. :l:;-l .‘tl:‘s.‘.\.
lurcger. Mr. and Mrs. G. “'6.
\Yilliwns.
Stevenson, Leland
Anson Phclps Stokes, Mr. and Mural
A. Stratton, Clarence B. Surges;
M rs. B. I...
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P. Thayer. Judge and Mrs. Edwin,
Benjamin Vandcrhoof. g
and Mrs. \‘ni'ght, Mr. and Mrs;
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A farmer "ho was too close-J =
To {Md his stock well had s .
of mults he was anxious to .013.
they looked rather gaunt for lack,
food. On mé-ling an acquaintance
asked: "Don't ~\ou want to buy "
good pair of mules?” .,
"No. but I know of a man i
would give $550 to see those mules. .
Startlcd by such. unexpected
Orlm ; pert of luck Farmer Tightwad '7
E Cd excitedly: “Who is he?"
I. Tompktns, .\lr.l His acquaintance replied, with.-
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S. Stillman. Mrs!
B. Sullivan. Mr. and l
Sullivan. Miss Alicci
and Mrs. “'illinrn E;
Taylor. Mr. 3
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Miss Mabel Thanh-“r
Adams Thnycr. H.
and Mrs.
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complained of being annoyed by"
certain portion of his audience. »
asked to have the object“:
persons removed.
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Had A Frock Is Better
Than None
This cans s tunic blouse—long and very
much‘nthe fashion. What an ideal vvay to
make a new frock. using last year s in": rind
adding I ilk crops tunic blouse. They are
ready to wear away from the stator—black.
navy. brown and figured ones mtb'sbort
sleeves and bands of trimming or embroid-
cry at the bottom.
$5.95
Black Chiffon Velvet
Is Delightful For Afternoon Or Evening
Your fall—wardrobe must assuredly contain
is one of the lending fall fashions.
‘ one. sparkling
es the feminine beauty.
fon velvet. 36 inches Wide.
' bl ck. . brown or plum color is
Velveteen m . “”735 inches wide. with I very smooth-
coau. suit: uni wrapa-
Striking New Hats
$5.50
r we are placing on
sale a Running group of vel-
vet im- with ions. «canine
«aids fesgben droorins 0‘
the aide or perky pom pom
main! m“ ’5‘?“ "Rh
W 5:13;; They're roost
unis-n1 .tt'this price. A1”
inflated velvet: fitb- con-
W «the Slitde- in-
algae rich-atoms browns.
m, “q; blue. red tad
They want
rest.
frocks
sivo
pipes are
enable.
there. 0!
a” .— '
figcond floor 3‘2! . .g ,
mum Jimmy
Our delivery
~
in: ‘
1 ct f ft draping quality with thst fine twill. could not 153‘
thk ve v Y:u :yiqll'be mrprised at the exceptional quality of thug“-
When Junior Misses
War Ilia} Sunday, But
arm: lacking and are: just a
little different from all the
11:. fastidious young
lady will find just as exclu-
most famous specnl' ty shops.
lhesc dresses are who: the
most fashionably
young people all over the
country are wearing at
school and ‘at borne.
Fine what. 3GP
with land wrork has
earls-am the store at 8 A. M..esch day and all pigs
thesftunoon will be delivered the taunting morn. ‘
The Other Half Of
The Frock
ls a tunic slip—a straight fine quality ‘8‘ , f
slip to wear under the tunic. One sEp will
do for many tunics. Brown. black saddle?"
are the best color: for these slips. The
simplest slip is _
$5.95
Others to $9.95.
‘!
at least one velvet frock u this beautiful fable
of a texture “thick is ‘Idinirlble f0!” ,7 '
finuhfifi‘
Fashionable
Footwear
mm!&m‘_
Q‘s-h
You'll be tempted to" #
this new Dorothy
model right on and _
ham to mum-n
lines. In black '-
les'tber or sstia. the
“Across"fllprovo
dusting model for
aortic: party wen.
admin its beauty
I.
scathing Very
line 1: at the
dressed
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ten-
and
scum Nonwuk
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