l’-'3.

Britten and
\ place in Om

3..

. -‘~:.

raga no "

| .~"Neivslof- >

 £".:".."l."‘.-.--.""’.3E‘.'.".'...  

. Robnett, Mrs. C. 3. Mil-

o a a

ler. Mrs. A. F. Kullnan and Mrs.‘

to Wed is August
Miss Albina Koritnik. craughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Koritnik of St.

Louis, will be married to Joseph.

Schuyler Palmer on.the innrnint 0‘
August 9 at St. John's Episcopal
(‘hureh in Kansas City. '

Miss Koritnik has been secretaf!
to Dean Mcfiaustl of the School
..: Enginqcring. . Palmer is the
son of II’. and Mrs. . l.. Palmer, Jr.,
3909 Sunrise drive. Kansas (‘ity. He
was fo rly a student in the
School o Engineering. The couple
will make their home in Kansas Fit)‘-

 

hy Bridal Bbwer
Miss Nora Tipton and Miss Lorine
Lloyd gave a kitchen shower last
evening at the home of Miss Tipton.
1302 Paris road. for Miss Katherine
Begvgyp gucsm were: Mtnscs
Catherine Bsaven, Esther Severance.
Julia ‘hirner, lnabel Kinloch. Thelmn
Kllloch, Hazel Kinloch.
.\'ightengale, Marie
Boaven. Nelle For-qian.
Natt and Marguerite Tipton.
Farmer Btadeat
Iarriss la
rri of Miss Hazel Ruth
Donald Macliny took
aha. Neb.. on July ll~‘.
Mrs. MacKay~is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred D. Brittell of Lincoln.
Neh. Mr. Maclay was a former stu-
dent in the School of Journali.-um
and is at present connected with the
Associated Press in Sioux Falls, 3-‘.
l).. where they will make their home.

Thema

Miss Edith Rodrick
(lives Inlet Iapper

Miss Edith Hedrick will give a
buffet supper at her home. 304 Hlfks

en Bowman, Ruth Gillaspy, Evange-

 

By Royal 3. Copeland. M. D.
 (“""'5"i0Ier ul Health. New York

Some doctor friends of mine have
writtcn a fine little book about in-
fectious diseases. it is intended to
be a guide-‘for mothers. and on thi-
account it is filled with wise and
useful suggastions which are hound
to be gratefhlly received by every
mother.

The authors write about the need
of'uslng I ht of water. Free use
for bathlrg and the drinking of large
quantities of water are urged upon
the parent.

in all fevers poisons are formed
in the body and there can be no res-
toration to health until these an-
carried away. Their presence in the
5°dY keeps up the fever and causes
the sylaptoms of prostration which
always accompany fever. The skin.
kidneys and intestines are the chief

P°lIona generated by the fever are

a

in 7°” '‘‘''I-‘.: was run. road.

- ner last night at the Country Club.

-:::::::.'1'— "“- :-::::—-:

Water is s Esse tialin the fwd-v
Time of Sickness As in Health

-1
I
1'"

- 0
v‘ ’ ,1 J.‘ ‘I ‘ ‘

‘V "_ ..

 

section. The no
section met with Mrs. J. M. Taylor.

l(y.. arrived today to visit her par-A
ellfs. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Whittle
of the Smith apartments.

no. and in’: J. Stephen Smith.

Mrs.
. Shannon and
sy Jeanna. of Vandalia. Miss Joanne ,
Smith. who has been visiting in Bow-
ling Green and Vaafllla. accompan-
ied Mrs. Shannon to Columbia.

Mrs. Margaret Chamberlain. Mrs.
W. 1‘. (‘urtis and Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
McKay will be ch
dance which will
from 9 until 12 o'clock at Rothwell-i
Gymnasium.

14'
B.‘

i

I a ' ed
(‘ongressnran and Mrs. S C. Roach . pram‘ gpumh mom!-ch N
arrived Wednesday nights. from
Washington. D. C.. and are guests

 


_ _.: -H‘-~;.9 6 
A ‘V - . O
1
I10, Spam

-
v Q .._.

til

\ .
..
‘ * on
'1

  
  

l

Q
Born May t7, 1886. after the death of his father. Alfonso XII. the

to the throne at birth. He is have

shown in the elaborate uniform of Commander-in-('hief of the Spanish
y.

._.. -?. ,.._.—_.__-

 

at the Daniel Boone Tavern. After -.—.—-_._-_-.—.—_—s.__ _ -.~__--__.- -
a short visit here they will return‘
[ PERSONAL ITEMS

to their home in Linn Creek.
"fl. C. A. Smith went to Sl. JU-
seph this morning.
L. N. Wright left today for it via-
' it at his home in Ladonia.
yr". “arena, R. D. Ruclter of Sturgeon
.___,.-,. _ here on business this morning.

Misses Martha, Ruth and Helen Prof. and Mrs. K. C. Sullivan an-
Douglass entertained at dinner last spending the week-end at Westpha-
night for Miss Verdie Wcldy of lia.

Vandalia and Miss Dorothy Stevin Louis Pinney. a student in the
-'‘O"- nivorsity. le.ft today for his home
in Bosworth.

Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Buecker. 19A
North Eighth street, went to Mexico
today for a visit.

Elmer Gay. student in the L'nivei-
_ sity, left for his home in Richmond.

Bennie lierndon of Braymer drovel f‘“' ‘P’ ‘‘''‘'‘‘‘‘’'‘d'

{mouth {mm (hnomon ye“"d.y Miss Katheryn Beaten. l7tl‘.'
und L. a gun, “ the be ‘oh’ P1718. road, left for Quincy, lll. this
50",, morning to visit friends.

-._.._..._ Mrs. l-Ilza Harrison. 302 Ripley,

Mrs. Mary Celeste Bredman re- street. arrived home yesterday after»

I

Lakenan Price entertained at din-

Among those present were: Mr. and.
.\ir.-. Frank Dearing, Mr. and Mrs
L. Sydney’ Stephens,

Kline and ii. W. Gart W!"

Miss ('athe_ri;e—-Wrre entertained
at luncheon at Harris’ today for
Miss Jessie Hill of Kansas City.
Miss Eleanor Thylor. Miss Mary
Lansing and Miss I-‘nnces Bright.

 

- turned to Kansas City yesterday af- spending two months in ('alifornia.

“'7 -‘Wnding a few days here Aubrey Smith. who has been visit-
his brother. (B. A Smith. re-

turned to his home in Portland, Ore .

Dan Driskill of St. llouis, is visit-
ing at the home of his brother.
James llrisltlll. T0-I Tandy avenue».
this week.

‘.‘.'L“..§"'.i..‘.'."’..:‘.".’:."'°..‘° ‘st:   , <-am  wt-;  mi...

The authors l mentioned think wa- V fill r9t|fr$1y.ilf.   
ter should be given as a matter of opus"; of 1-hoo|_ 
r°IIt§no—lust as medicine would be Mrs. J. H. Barnes, who has been
“‘l"“'‘'3“''_*‘d- 759)‘ Suggest that visiting the H. E. Barnes family..
“'5?” “ ‘mid “N9? 009 RI!‘ ht! any 1203 Morris avenue, has returned to
inflctious fever the amount of wa-.hor home in Chillicothe. .
ter should be from one-half pint to" W. M. Nicoaon. a student in the
one pint a day. Every fifteen min- University. went to liowersville lu
utes the baby should have from twoattend the funeral of "Jack" l'olltx'k.
to four teaspoonsful of water. When a former University student.
older. three or four times as much Prof. Leonard Haseman returned
‘'31?’ -“l'|0lIld be tiven. .yesterday afternoon from Mountain

There is an o|d-{“h;°n,d Mao“-Grove. where he has been attending
that water will "drive in um tug," a convention of fruit growers.
and, somehow or gum,-_ .33” .13., Mrs. T. S. Silverson. who has
uster._Thig is ._b,m-d_ 3.35,,‘ anpbeen visiting at the M. l). Miller
do no harm to ;n,body_ 3.“, thehome. 500 rner avenue. left today
child, but be sure the both i. taaen,'°' ll" home in Tacoma. Wash.
inawarmrootmanddr thoro h- 1”" .. .
ly_ No b“ mm!" an 7”“ pm.‘ You are missin: oPPOrtu_mties_ if
no matter what the disease may .”‘:’m at U" ‘"4 "Ti n'”°"n"

P700091“ blllllhl keeps the skin’

ve.

_ .-. .:_._..___ —..-.___

October 8 “Missouri Day.”

My Unit.-ti Press. '
JEFFERSON CITY. Io.. Jul 27.
—-Governor Hyde issued yeste y a

the
Missouri Association."
nor requests the mayors of every
city in the state to ask by proclama-
tion or otherwise. the people for a
general observance of the day.

Try a Missourian want ad.

Surely

you wouldn't miss all this
Pure. tasty
food from a clean, sani-
kitchen. served by
swift. elflciellt waiters. We

knowingly.
tary

are proud of our meals and
have only i;ympath_v for
those who are not fortu-
nate enough to come in

and enjoy them.

It is cool in

JIMMIli" ’S
College Inn

 GIVEN BANQUI-3?

I
a
o

I

‘he said.

4

 

  

~—~-- ..-¢- ..._. -

can and In this way the‘ ' "’”s"" 
removal of the poisons is hastetud.

 

dammed up in the tissues. to add to Drinking plenty of water helps to ' ave ‘I 50 Value
the misery or the miferer. They keep the bowel contents soft and in H To H h pried “J. 3”‘. '3 “ ”’5 ".60 H0“ . . . . ' . H u " . .
hi ,, an ' _ ' ' - - - ' ° ' ' " ° 81.25 Value . . . . . . . . . . .. ,
?.?":.“.::..“.‘.“..’.':.'..‘..”t..‘: .'..'::..r'°~°~' tr '- -«- ow imes aveC anged swan.-e ............ ....... ~
substances. Wateris the universal Eva-ybody would drink "ta, - * $2.50 Hose . . . . . . .. 82.19 "L ‘
. t d _ . _ . ' "I. J“ t ' m ‘d. . ' ‘ _ . . . . . . .
avg. ::"n.'uo!:3.:::«:iit;:;tow5i(i  ;c.l.e:,n.;.'.;,!,"..i..n;i.;e..:'.:‘. m;'nk'm'l':d fit: t-$8-1:. J;-*1-ggegw l’(:'fi'n:‘:P~ofl|:B 2:: M £11390 Utica Sheets‘ 95 ;3.75 Hose . . . . . . . . . . . . Jase CBk:tiste Bloomers
‘h - k. . . B % _ _q . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o In  d  I
.3’2-'i2- ta      ~~:-we ~;-on-M   ."..:..‘:.::.""::;.‘t:::?:r':.:.:::.°$*::.:.‘ :::;.::.'.".:*.".:. S.°‘.’:'..'.‘.':."~’°'*r°=== which .1...  9..
when you have‘ fever. There is no You are missing oppctunitigg if serve as a modern clothes closet the year round. , . 79° ‘hm?’ - - - ' - - - - - - - - - -- 59¢’
‘I'll! and worse than thirst. Poor you don't use and read Missourian \ - - 1*
little babies amt suffer terribly want ads f 42' :36 Sue * _ ..__
-~~-~«-—~-—- ‘ -. W __ Priced . . . .  . . . . .. ac. sec 1 ’ ° Hose C, gloom
- ‘ “_"‘ ’ ‘ All well made. - we "3
, Priced _ _ _ _ . . _ ' . _ . _ H , 5* Priced . . . . . . . . .. .. 98c. 31.25
TE HER v ‘ CW" "mm ' * i
AC 8. ‘ 36 in. wide; colors cream and ) lfid-*8,  G Dignity Gowns
We havens co-plots stock of School Books and 7 Price. yd. . . . . .  . . . . . . . .. 22¢ 3001 1002 Ind short Ityles ;2.ooH\?:id',,fmely himmedu 50
" '  3.1“ ’ ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' '  32.25 Values ..
O W   W. ' _ {   . . . . . . . . . so 0 g‘
"'“"' 96' Ind PG-til Parr ; Comfort Cretoane ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '- " —* .
”““""" t  . .......°°°‘. ..l?".'.'.'.t*f.'.’.'?'.'~:'.*'.":... - Crew-tcowu = g
 t section is Ghoiriled with the cushion to). ,. .159 Pbh ‘‘  '
h ‘ W. ‘M M M‘ on    ‘N . . ’ o  . c 6 - . - . . . . . 
Qrsaadaeoaunsdisus haihoiiallprotsctodb  llld
tuna. device. ' . ’ -  marred .
ow-'mn_m_ Priced ........,._ie¢.1se.zu Priced . . . . . ....O3.l0|g|§,fl . B|a¢b‘Mu.h.
_ r " FineQuatity.yd..........
. ldllfllbwela; i‘ «
' _ ’ L-res Ilse. White. dad am. Unbleached Malia
.   lIe.lIe,§ Priced. yd. . .. . . . . . .....lOc
. S‘ ‘ P‘ ' sr ’*'w'

‘o n.

C‘ .
Hi 5 ..
..»‘--.=<.i~.f. = -.

 

 

  
  

 

     
    
  
  
   
     

._H

.E.

Journalism on Trip Enter-
tsined at Siloam ‘
Sptinxfi

I XI t.
,8.lLOA' SPMTNES. Ark.—A ban-
Hqug. a swlll. a trip ufiypsy Camp. an‘. G
' m. s.

Q

Uton. who presided
at the banquet Saturday night. “Dur-
ing the business depression after
the war. it was the newspaper men

who were optimistic." (‘. R. Jones.
"lu’oaidont of the Conunercial (‘.luh.
also spoke.

Ts! I-sfolleue. s eradaate of tho-
Univorsity of Missouri in 1&7. made

Jtiie students feel at home whh refer

ences to the campus and familiar
names at Columbia. ‘Missourians
“are to be found every-
where. even in Arkansas. but to n
leaaeruextent here than in other

vstatea

The visitors called on for speeches
were: Prof. P. L. Martin. Prof. R.
S. Mann. John W. Colt. W. T. Van
Cleve. Mrs. William L. Tisdel and
Rob Roy Godsey, of the Missouri
Board of Agriculture,

A dance. given by the local chap-

ter of D1-Malay, followed the ban-

uet.

Most of the party was entertain-
ed Saturday and Sunday nights at
John E. Brown College. Mr. ant
Mrs. Connelly Harrington entertain-

 

rq ‘
T

-l 4 L: . __ ,. . -
- .- 7 i T iij ‘l '_T-
sd M and .MrI. William L. Tisfil
id t at it

sts also a mint’ of
poo from Slloani Springs went
on a slVlIIll|ll' party and supper
fitnday evening at a Gypsy Camp.
a sotalner camp for girls, six miles

songsand Iiasauri songs alternated.
Spancsr Grqso. boy pianist. played
several selections. the first classical
music the journalists had heard on
their trip.
my Como sirls resem-
Walkar's “The Medicine
‘! lb camp dining room fol-

supper.
Durllu their visit LI; free use of
‘ the outdoor m

mulddfi natatoriu
was given the join’ sts through 0

the
(‘lull

At 9 o'clock Monday morning the
journalists bade farewell to Silouni
Springs and, led by (‘onneily liai-
ringtoli. the automobiles niude tin-ir
way to Bentonvillc for lunch and on
to Rogers for supper. with .\lloute
.\'i- as tht-‘night atop.

courtesy of the Foinmercial

Zionist ('onfercn:c to Be Held.
liy l'niIed Press

.\'l'IW YORK. July 27,---A lurge
delegation of Hebrews are en route-
for Carlsbad, where the World Zion-
ist conference will meet August ll.
One of the features of the congress.
it is announced here. will be the re-
port that one mllllull pounds hm.
been received from Jews ull over
the world for the Palestine foundu
tion fund. It is stated that of this
nrnount. over tit) per cent has been
contributed by Amt:ri(‘un Jens.

Exactly what you need is a item-
ingmn Portable Typewriter. Let
us give you a demonstration. The
Co-Op Store. Phone 879. Author-
ized Remington Service.

 

- .. _-

DB. 1. I. COLE
Osteopath
i Eschaso Nat’! lash Bldg.
luau Q-U0

 

Wanted

Morning and Afternoon

(Tall
Y. M. C. A. Employ-
ment Bureau

LDMAN’S

liilrvest Sale of Seasonable Offerings

- A -'73 3- Q3 ' —

'0 Q . He denied the vharggg.
was °.:m':.t:.:l.-........ t... W   ..
Mayors ia  HUI Ibifl"

_ A a “citizens committee." and ‘
' '5'? pended pending it public
for Viailaaoe Assisi! 30*-
I-as-vs

which rosultd in his perm
moral. .
\'o't'a case In .mar,«‘ne.;

of other cities where gam
bootlqging was said to he

and unchecked" that the gay‘
office soon became tho g,‘

 

By Unitod Pro-.

cowimvs. Qhio.. July 27-—‘”'°
bards; at bltion anforcement
in Ohio has boon sat "

houldara f local off’ . , C
‘MI;rors. tho: far. have elt most “ll? “"‘l'~""““' '""“"'"‘ "'0
ltosaly the offset of Governor Vic °""‘""‘-W "la “mm mmmm"l’°

,  ‘ .v‘ -u.‘ pro‘;-gin‘ ‘Cl lltns.
liht  gin $12.-cin: H- "°"“’“'-“"  ' “’i‘ Mich

‘.w‘ ' he \v()u‘4' (trill 154* I‘l"[(|' Sm

‘. oneeiu} csaaaalnau lost his lot» ""'-“ ‘"‘-" ""“" "“"" """“‘ ‘h
appeared lil\ I‘ duty. but Q

Q a result of insufficient vigiloncv
against basalsagers. thus have been
"van Donahoy‘s provdhlal “Clean-
up-in-thlrty-days-er-IOC-001." 3"“
three others are under fire for al-
p!’0hll.ll- T‘?

the V0\'Plliui"~ :i."tl\Itlo--
confined to ln8Y()l’.~‘_

Tr-ya .\lIssouri:in mum mi.

leged laxity in the matter of

Hon. . , ‘ , _ T‘
The pilgrimage of Ohio mayor-« I “V-_ -l V-
to the governor's "executive carpet" iii-l.\l ’l \ .'~'|lHl’l'i-2
has become almont at weekly affair. Upon fox itisiiio-sun,
Mayor Herbert Vogt, of nllflllluli R”-: “"1".” _\[_ I-hon. ‘
was the first summoned to‘ the cap.

 

Ladies!

You don't know what you will xiii.-‘.;: if volt '“
fail to stop and look at our Wliimii-..-‘ Willle
downtown tomorrm-.'.

I~‘ir.~'.t—Newest Fall (‘rt-::tion.<.

Second-—Extra Special;-' on Pump.-* .'lll(l ()\'-

fords.
Third-—Wontler.ful lletltlctlolis on lin.~‘icl‘y.

“As You Like I ”

E\;Y’S/

SHOES HOSIERY REPAIRING.

Assorted Patterns;
dark
Priced, yd. . . . . . . . .

Percale

colors.

light and
. . . . . ..l5c I
I

White Silk Skirts
in Pleated and Plain models.
Priced $7.95. 89.95

o o a . . o o e .

Silk Pongee Blouses

Different Sty
82.2

les.
' S to 33.95 I.

j‘ Silk Reshanara Skirt-
T in

White.
Priced

[8
Gray and Black colors.
yd. . . . . . . .......82.95

i

Bed r
Large Size. S§I.he in

Marseilles

CLEARANCE PRICES
ON SILK HOSIERY

_._¢:’¢_._..._ j__ ... ___._

White Wash Blouses
Bt‘1lUlllllll_\' ll‘llllYl'.t‘(l. Sonic» limitl-
_ :i;.ult~.
l’rict-d . . . . . . . . . .8l.7.'i to $1.50

Madras Shirtings :
Silk Stripe Patterns.
Priced. yd. . . . . . . . . . . . .‘i5c. ~l5c

_ .___ ___¢_-....

_ White Middies
For School and Sport Wear.
Priced 3|_59

a a s o a c a a o o . . . . . a

 

Children's Gingham
Dr

88888
Sizes 6 to 14.

Pric . . . . . . . . . . . 75c to 32.50‘ A

 

..____—

Muslin Teddies

.Lace and Ribbon Trimmed.
 . . . . . .. si