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THE COLUMB &v MARCH 5» 1924 - ' P\GF. Tllltlil-‘

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In and Near Boone County 3?;-I'=txi=b‘is'i‘ea»o"ei’i§°s'i «3'ei'.J.'i" ”"“?

ma TEACHERS‘ ‘.1
i r. and Mrs. Gilbert Edwands had?

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I News of Cqlumbta  I EXAMINATIONS ANNOUNCED

School Instructors to Taliei

 

MISSOURI RIVER

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*‘ ' . '; - » Tats for.Certilieatea Frio j - '12,, . "I C . ; . I315 €51‘ K1198’-8 Slllldly. 3178- R. L. v
I‘ I ' Sigma to i  Bernard ' ‘II 0!‘ Sltllrdli‘.  'il'l.cot'CUP(i’n’i‘l‘i‘(i: tfnxiiiii fun”) : Mai” ‘mi. d.u‘.hter of Cfflumbi"
"” 'Glt’€ F07'maI Dance Wedding Saturday ' The schedule for the teachers‘ ex- Directors of the Hnllsvillc State Miss Leona Pearl llratton. who’ { 1,) Ana” “upped ‘.m”‘ed l°‘,d ~
(‘ii 1 Members of the l{aPl1n Sixtna fi-ti- Miss Ruth Bernard of Columbia aniinations to be held here Friday Bank met Tuesday. has been out of school the lost two ‘;).~,,,,:f:.d‘¢;‘ E‘om°."°.“°°d”°" '"‘d - _ - A. - U
 “mm. win g1',ve their annual formal and James Tatum of Anderson mo-'and Saturday have been announced D. B. Carpenter visited his par- weeks on account of measles. is ableébouis Mend‘, mmumon Co" St‘, ‘ .
“ace at 9 oclock tomorrow nitrht 10!‘!-‘d from lseosho to Carthage Sat- from the count)’ 5“?°"f"'°"d°'3"5 °l- eats in Centralia Sunday. resume her school duties. : Dr.’ F ‘William.-l n !
'. n gh ni Boone Tavern. ‘ urday to be married by Dr. W. W. tice. ' These examinations may be J. H. Booth oi Columbia was the The Girls’ Reserve realized S-1.20‘30°m.me' su'nd”, to 8; Dyes‘. ‘S:

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,3, Bella Kirlibride. Dean Bessie Tierce. a former classmate of Mr. taken by any public school teacher guest of sfriends heme Sunday. 'from its linking sale lust Siiturdn 2‘ , . .
uh Priddy. Mrs. W. 1!. Willis. Tatum’: at William Jewell College. desiring a first. second or John Kelly of Columbia was the Another will be held next Snturilu§'.1§:;:::nh::%Lz a panem “ the SL
Dngnd Mrs. J. E.'I‘hornton. Prof. and The ceremony was simple and only grade certificate. These exaniina-guest of Mrs. Molly Robinson, Suii-Candy, cakes and pies are sold. 1 ,- ‘nd flu  R. h rd

-Hrs. D. D. Patterson. Prof. and Mrs. in few friends of the couple were tiona are held each March, July an day. The llallsville High School lizis-lc01m;,bi. were’ “sf ‘ft :1 5°". of
s, B. Shirky. Prof. and Mrs. \\. A. Present. Mr. and Mrs. Tatum are August and a teacher bu, "19 llrivi- Mrs. P. A. Moore left lliillsvillelietliall team has entered the Ulul‘-la,-dson" twigs S 0 r’ Rich’.
' Mr. and Mrs. Lynn l‘l-lll1l!fil¢‘- 11" Clllhnlre now but they plan to lege of taking one or all of them in»!-‘riday for Jacksonville, lll., to visit nament to be held in ColumbiaiR;c}u,.d,:,:nSn 8;,  and Mrs’ J' T’ ,
Prat and 31.;-s. Max M. Ellis and go to Fort Worth, Tex., for a while order to raise his or her grade and her daughter.  arch H and 15. it is entered II)‘ M, and 'Mr;mA”'M Th Because we Sp(‘(‘lail7.L‘ in fish. yoti can
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Phelps will before they return to thereby secure a higher grade cer- Miss Irene Roberts of Moberly Class C. .—". ‘S ‘sci, ‘aegis 'Sm;da om)?" mg find the widest choice of \'ai‘ietie.= and that
an .8 chuperom, I I where they will miike‘their home. tificate. was the guest of Miss Helen Rice,‘ Mrs. Searcy It-ibinsoii, who was Mr, E M Mccnu... 3°,“ nun‘ . cssenfiaj quantv of I.-RI.~qH\-Egg ,1 P; _}.
The guests will be: Misses Marion Th I ..I.. .. . _I I The schedule of the examinuiona last Thm.sday_ V. ,taken to l{il'k5\~jl|l. fm. n minm_Igu_é‘ émilh of C I}  :3 ar- I I . .. . ...._ .1 \.L i.
Williams, Vera Clark, Mary Plumb. _ ° S"_l’°""‘ ‘'l,"'“"',"{ ‘be M" which will be held-in the Agricu]. Miss Alma Sublett was the week-goperatioii is reported to have stood. M cum "" ards ‘ ‘
Hazel M¢(‘1uu._ tide" Cimton, tuna Auditorium, 1011“-5; end guest of her parents, Mr. and e opcratioii well and will be at‘ h.ld" "d “'3' Th°'“'5 T“3'l°1' “"1
Clara Scott. Dorothe - Bregfogle. ( n of mton-t»: Mrs. J. L. Sublett. home again in two week». c ' rm’ °f P"°"'d°"°°' °""° ¢“°"“
Taylor's parents, Mr. and

OW that the \'.'iiitci‘ ice has gone mil.
our fishermen on the Mississippi

I River are supplying us with the fin-
est of the season's first fresh catfi.<h.

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In Columbia it's ltichards’ who can as-

 

i t (3-‘bson. Elizabeth Atzee. “‘ “W '""" Cl‘-" Club ll"~'"»’- 3_‘1°m- first my Anderson McBride ({ mart; was . . -, _ _.. _ “f M11 sure discrimiiiatiiig buyer: f  t’: - - ‘
;{\l‘lrll‘ar€VlllllllTl\S. Virginia‘ Harris, bers of the‘:-hgnter here who will at. moenx-hr . . . . .. $300 a. m. to !oI30 .. in, the guest of his m.m;_’mIIII Mr. and arEllII:IIIlIljll1Il:I.\  of Illubtrt ital: Mrs. J. l. Bradshaw. Sunday. in fish Order.‘ ' ‘ ” J “(damn
harms.socnosmmueawrmeeeewwwee:x:h-.;£:::3£;:»m»momwm. -.m.o.l.mt$Wm; Owe nmmnmswwws "

[-jmilie Chorn, Katherine 1)m'¢.nd,_.,.f_ llld C. Maddox. George \\. Walden. ma-oer-1"" “‘“:°° " '"' '° ”"° "- “‘- Miss Georgia Robinson spam mt. weeks Mm SIIIIIIIIII {II-;IIIr ~-HI “I,” Dropertb here  “. l.. Trentniite. ‘vhcm Quamv Rieats SLIMIWI (MI. “II II
fer Helen Louise Graves, Margaret J'""°“ H‘ J°""°“' Cl""'°“ T‘ Pm!’ ‘3""'"'*" - ~ - - ~- ‘=’° |'- "‘- " ‘-3° l'- "‘- week-end with her parents Mr. and mu,” 1 y. 1 . ' . t~ - I- Mr‘ T'°'"'"‘° “"11 °P‘-"‘ ‘ [l1’0¢¢l'}‘ in c ' .. - Z  i ' “L

_ ', . . - , g , dock, Stunlev F. Brodie. J. E. Settle .Arilhrnrtit  . 2:30 p. in. to :.:oo |\. in. . . ' ‘ " “-' V 3-"W" W ‘~hll11' the buildin as soon . Thflll -lllsi Meat
hmllll. l-.lir.abeth Mcriviether. -“'’° '’ , . . .Mrs. \\. F. Robinson. collie l5l.l‘~lll0~\ \‘-h l ‘ g ‘S ' re“

, ‘k , L I 1“ _“ Kuhn?“ and Hamilton Ford. ll. l'l‘IInClS‘1‘""'I”""' --  ‘Ml’-'1‘-1° "'1°°I'-W M Ra Le _. Ih _ I _. . . I - -- - 1 0° *W"- changes are made.
nu‘ Ca’ 9)’ U u- ' 0'3 -' \lisselwitz an alumnus who is n R°'d'"“' ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ “ “'0 "' "" “’ °’°° 9' ""  .y “'5' “ °.“m‘ ”NUm“ ' ” ‘ J Pllmle "TWO SL‘\’0ll Uh"

Olivia .\'oel. Corrine Hcim. -ll-‘"““' ;‘g'i.t11 t " :1; sch l’ 1- J ‘ “I Second Day Il'€lllll\'(‘S in Iowa and Minnesota l:i.~.t . MTf‘- E- 3- DOUKIIBS Went to Co- I
uocknday, Hazel Coley. Margaret isgxl‘ Ill" 1!; en. doo o ourna- ](‘Ii\‘iIl‘ (:iIu-rnIIsirntI!'It?: .. m. to I~I»I:::Ii a. nu. “wk, lmumod Sam.day_ }l[I(B(u;1c tlumbia on Sunday. Miss Lucille
Powers. Frances liubbard. Daisy ° “‘ “ 5° 3 °" ' '- r‘ "W -- ~; '- '"- ° ; “ "'- Several ersons from iiaiimiio . .. Douglass was moved from the

. . - ~——— Agriculture  .i0.00 a. m. to 10.80 a. in.» p , Ed LllL‘ll(' uf “iltrm via, In-ye on B C , H .
°“'*' *““°'°‘ S‘°""°"if.‘:.§‘°*';1;. Rho  wmememin «mu « .*:.*~=;*‘°'°"“ ‘:2:-~ '"~ ‘° ‘§1‘.3”"" in °°*“mbi= “h-°~*~r W ~ 1     2’ 11". ‘'‘:,"‘*'‘‘'°"'"‘' ”'- W‘ “”
out of town guests wt : . nii dinner dum_e'm the chum" home ' 1'--0  ~ = 9- 10- W ’ V~ ""- Charles Runtmins and fainilv of I. ' I . ‘ ‘,‘ " ‘ ~00 I60 S.
. . - .  - 2-. s. . . . . . . ‘ '1’ 3 ‘SS lt '.

T“°k°r' 5pn"gh.°h.i; Bess “mu” ' SaturdiI.\' niltht. The guests will be:  . 2:33 :l.  w iiiii   C°‘"mb"' “"8 me “"95” of Mr‘ am] 310:1.  ‘flit \\'ilLlt.'iiiii=iii\it viwitcd her ’ ‘ " ' ' *~“ ‘“‘ “  v-—
llldl-'P(‘ndcnc('i 1""? A“e!‘wrrv‘" Lee  _\[;“-gut-rite [)e\';-figs. Lucillc l.itcraI.irc .  3:30 3:. In. to 6:00 ii. In.  scolt Pcnlbcrtun-I Sund“.V- N)“. nuruld in rululnbla -S-urdqv ~?T————

o\\](= J h  l\(‘l(('ihU:3. (‘lll'|Tl€'S Brcckrenridgo, Thain!‘   Achlhccd lli-tor)’ 3:30 ti. In. to 6:00 p. In. M13; -\[a':.gareth Qtnscnbfrr}. ‘.;I'._ 31!‘. and .“1II\ HIIHIIII (;l'Ii;‘ul‘“ “hgd l D I   
“.hl'~"- " " '3' 3" ‘M , 0 ' lie \\'an'en Dorothy Alexander. ‘ "_7_*7_..’~"' ‘"7"’ t0 "7 5" °° “'.°" M t "' fan 'l' -- i - v {~- .1 - ”"° it Y0l1!’8elf—Phone 1400
Kansas City: and J. P. burner. Be“ “.alku”I Ouvm X001. Sam Ann H)R‘“ER E§G"‘EER§  , T L'niversity of Missouri. i\lundny. nW‘;uj‘III::I‘ W Hm‘ mm M" l” — Ford3_Dodz¢_.,_M.x‘.eu3
(‘ rrollton ~ -- - - 0RG‘u“zE ALDMCI (‘LLB Fraiil; Archer of Kirksville wave ' ‘ -

a ’ . . “ hwlerv M1113’ R(‘¢\'05. ‘ 11‘K111111I —————~——-— . ‘I ' Mrs. J. 8. Reed and daugliti-r \\‘t‘l‘I" Hud5°n_’Old'm°b1l¢ .

fiufisu 12-On‘ ";{hcrp‘i{Irat(¢.'::_E‘u: Boswell‘ and Dorothy Whitaker’ 1'20" Lent“ nu.’ 8"“ Sent w‘£i:<.gi:.es‘.l oi‘-\l’}(1:0l'pn(:3:lTsl.lli!r;‘.::,'l:d Ruests of n-lzitivts in (‘oliinihiii last i YELLOW  C0. 

Wt ('2 013135 “P - ' ‘9 . - . . . . ‘ ' ' wccl;-end. ‘ “‘
' end -~~~—-A ~ - — » -.

II I - V ‘I . Old Students-—l’rograni Starts
Wright. “lllllllll l\°'“P""- 1.3”" Th". r"‘gu,lnr .u“.‘da~\ mfclimg oft Saturda' - Mr. and Mrs. ll. T. nl‘5l(ll('\‘ zirc-
B1‘0“'"~ Clem‘ Brmv R“55"“ “ 07' we “ vnwns M'“'°"ar-V, 5°c'fl:" of Organization of an engineering The Rev. (2. \\'. llutclicr filled Iiix muvmg 1,, mt. Jul”, p,‘..k,_,,.ing'{m.m --
mm‘ “'mi'"l Ania’ Roy B°"“°nd' Broadway ‘“°th°d‘s" Church alumni association will take place atlfvlrular appointment at the li:ill.-- “-951 of (‘oluinl.i;;,

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Williani Boyce and family moved (irindstufl, last

n”.'l“" D‘“"5- bh"""“‘“ “°"°"" Wm l.'”"i" 3‘ ‘"30 °'cl°‘.'k t°m°"°“' a meeting of former students of the V1119 3119115‘ Clllllfh 31111113)’ ¥ll0“l- J hn ll: vt- If ll: ll.~ «'ll- - x h -  ‘ .

William Keifier. James I0'lfc-ll.v. "w"""r- -*1 1u"°h¢‘°“ ‘"1" 5° "9-""‘d School of Engineering in the Uni- int: and evening. Butt:-i of ‘hi: iiuuehic-iil3ir:fli;.tic(1 . ’ 910
Jtmies Palermo. Jerry l.ewx-. him!» “F "°"".“"d ‘M m""°°".'"f""“"‘.x-may Auditorium. Friday and Sl|1- \t‘('t'l>.. ’ Without . 9 .;

C" Show‘ “any wesmax . 1'3“. Wm bogm pmmmly at kl" °°l°.°k' urdu,\'. to the farm recently vacated by Rafi‘ ' ' 
iencc DeMuth. Charles (tithe;-. “HI JI SI’"“"—‘Ankene}‘I‘I 906 Conley A c0mmm_(.(. headed by J_ L_ I I I I I Ext}-avg. Broadwav

I-‘rank Wheat. Robert Stewart. John
Quigley.

Miss Stean to Talk

at D. A. R. Meeting

The Daughters of the .-Xniericaii I

Revolution will meet at 2:30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John N. Belcher. 1315 Wilson
avenue. Miss Saidec Stean is in
charge of the program and will read

avenue, returned to Columbia today
after ii three weeks’ visit in Kansas
City. While there, Mrs. Anlzeney
visited her sisters, Mrs. C. A. Young,
Mrs. Sarah G. Elston and Mrs. Rich-
ard Gentry.

Miss sum-'sTxnK.§Ind Miss I-Illa

her daughter. Mrs. G. B. McDo-
nough. G B. McDonough arrives

llamilton of St. Louis. chief en-
gineer of the Century Electric Co.,
is at work on a constitution and by-
laws to be voted on at the meeting.
Men front Kansas City. Jefferson
City and St. Joseph are included on
the committee. Programs and
speakers are being selected by these

ts men. The chief speakers on the pro-

grant are representatives of the
public utilities.
Twelve hundred letters have been

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SALE OF   2

New Spring Dresses

I New Spring Frocks that will chairm yoii and stir-
prise you. Specially purchased for ll1i.£~‘L‘\'('ill and placed

 

 

 

gomfig izhgjs"“¥}:u:)":I'I':II:’f“I::l":i here today from New 'tork, where sent to former students in all parts
based on some 0hII(_n_mi0nS nmdo he has been since his trip abroad. ofMtheILtnitedI States. I U" 5319 at this unusual I‘. I0“. price {Ur S“ L,m_;I\. in the
, I_ . . , _ eetings will begin at 9 oclock your cart‘. qelcC,I.On iq m. ed

at the .\ortheast Aasociiittuii llit‘Q-t- M“. 1.3"”. nemphlm Dena Tau Samrdav morning and will close , ~ . . S . I
In1;lit'lhCi!:lO¢:Il:(;ll1::»Id\\'€;:iI;ruIa Ann Delta h;u5e;I hvad ashheg luodcheon win] a banquet Friday c\.cning_ Canton Crepe Ili*c.=scs l’oi:'t~t Twill lln-.._-1-.~

Pidum'_ will we III NMIIO trio fumtiv "(Si 3-; “It; t ‘’h ‘P; ":‘°'° reception for visitors will be held Satin Canton llre.~se.~ (it‘(irt't't'.(- lm-.~.~«-t

‘ K‘ 5 9 I. . ._ I d. ;. m‘- ‘ 5' - “I" ‘*5 ”"‘° ‘_’ 7’_""‘l5' in the Engineering Library on Sat- Sports l)n-.».~e.- \\'..(,i ('5...-t_ i...,._...t.
Frances Troxell will one a rtnIm_L field, In., Mn. 1. 0. Hochaday and Urdu. mowing , I . . ,, I , H II D  __ ., I_ _ J
and Dessie Miller will give at violin Mr C. W. Digges. ’ ' hour no? 5I;Ip1-ilng attu-p “-11; ,1“: 1,.. .-,,;m,_L.1,_. “-uh_ annt rt.~.i.~ loin.-i;i:i.i«.:t lm,--—.\~.
solo. ‘ ~~~ ~ . ~ - out a pair 0 t e atest creatioiis for the tll1illl\' foot.

“ ’ * ” ' ‘ "3"" D””‘‘ "f 59”“-i‘fi°'d Stvle distinc-tivencaa and (‘ll‘llll\' Yll1ll'l' uu~ -howin
._ - . . . ~ ‘. . « . » z > g All the ,.

Ml‘8-  B- 04900110349,’  “fi‘I~"_“’i")‘  ':":hf’“}:33h‘°'-“M's” of footwear for the mesdames and n1i.<.<c::. I ' i

to Entertain Touiqlit 5"" ’ ".r‘ at ‘ ‘PW 8?” - - b“~’“' C°l°‘'5'

« I Gnnlmn h°l--*°- -1_T8- Dlfffil 18 Wt!-'-1 I Sport pumps and Ho1l_\;wood sandals in greys and
i-Is. . B. hlcnonoualg will we Inrcsydcnt offhe M3600“ butt Fed-* , patents for the spring street wear can be found for - Arc Featured

atftlgn tonight ;t dkiInner 1: honor of eration of \\ omen :5 Clubs. I _ every foog at 1-easoname pnces at l

er ouse gues , isses .usie an 1 I » ~- — ~ ,  ,
Ella Simms of Adrkm Mich” and‘ Mrs. I-.. L._ Berryman. chaperon at 0 , .

Ifor GI BI Mcoonough who arrived the Alpha lxappadtappa house. re-,  S   Sizes
V‘ wduy from Xe“. Y rk_ turned to Coltimbiii yesterday after 5 ~ II

The guests will be: Prof. and “°¢1;I-id-:**-‘ "1 ~‘1:°I<;I II ?I‘I1l*=:f_ 81*: U , ‘I II for I

MMI RI JI Kenn“ Pm,-I and “NI dtas Ica fehIiecau.le 0‘, R l\él(“...-I an istincti\ene:~.~ I I I\.III H I

Edgar Allen. Prof. and Mr:-. H. M. W 0 yr “"6 cl - - "K 11- . In I\._ Tomb “omen

RN59’ Prof’ ‘mi “'3'  F’ ’,;uEfl' Chester 1.. Brewer. 215 South Foomiear and

m‘"- Pm!‘ ‘md Mrs‘ :\_' M‘ .""' Glenwood avenue. entertained with I 4
hl - P d M it Strntton D - ‘

‘’ ’“'-- "°"‘° ‘”‘ r" ‘ ' a stag dinner last night for a few i trusses

  
 
  

Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson {riendsI
Bain, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barkshire ‘ ' Candles
and Mrs. Margaret B. Chamberlain. AT STEPHEVS CO ' E

Farewell Party for’ Hand Dmped
Mrs. Asbury Roberts

A farewell party for .\lrs~. .-‘uliuiy
Roberts of Marshall was giver. this

Draped Unesses
Embroidered Dresses
Braided llresi-‘cs
Tailored l)rt'.~~cs

The Standing of the sororities for Omngm ,.(.dI Ask). 1,iu(._ luv,
the period from December 1 to Feb-
ruary 1.’. has been tabulated. The

endcr. jade. emerald. green

chiffon hosiery to

Will Ent.er(.a-iin  Q
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Din ner Tomoriiow . Ay-A;-A; (cmi. 52:.) (Perez-Ft-eire) In Spanish Tito Sclnpa

—To Granada) (Palaces) } 5% I2

u-aii".£ni.Tu.ii."4»ai:i§ 2}. :i.l§$f.:’..‘iu§a'3fi ts’; . E";-{. l "' 5""""" i ‘ T"°S°E" As she adorns ‘° °°'"°‘°“= *"~'_' We‘
rtltgirat ,(Ii°'<'>1‘:locl:c3o§omorIi;<:;‘ flIlIl:l:It;lu':_‘I    )dW%  ;g::h_(”I‘°"  “u u .  party  tume in the modes
Crystal bowls of pink hyacinths and '3 T  tn Pahicol (Sicilian Vespers--Oh.‘ _ ' I I of:

candles of the same shade will deco» } { ‘Dion Palermo!) (Verdi) In Italian . . Joaé Mardonea f . hef el¢g’an% of ‘ _

’°‘° """ ““'°' *3 MELODIOUS lNS'l'RUMl-ZNTAL Silm CW0"

dress, feet per-
fectly fitted in
3 1i p p e r s of
cloth of gold,

The guests will be: Mr. and Mrs.
Patterson Bain, Maj. and Mrs. John
I). van lioltzendorfl. Capt. and M_r.--.
William C. Dunckel Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. A. Westfall, ieut. and Mrs.
Arthur R. Wilson. Miss Louise
Jones and Miss Thelma McCully.

Gold chiffon
Atmosphere chiffon
Peach chiffon

. Banana clliffon
Sunset chiffon

Poetaadlhaaafl-—0vuhre (vonsuppe) " Pryer'aBand}35-B3 12 I
Cli'IieaoiNuIianily—Seleditin (Plancioettc) __§oor’gB-nd §
VOCALSI-'.l£Cl'l0NS

Du‘ltim.(i~i....s,.a.-a:u.i)(An.i3uxiea¢i.)  ‘
My afaflaudy  Iain. Burleagh) ism to l I

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muti; of the  I‘ .
:0‘ry"ClI(l;1:;llId '5iii"'°i..CI§i.-i¢i".iE2"':i‘o    ‘,3! 1. i cloth of fllver’ Sunburn chiffon
  "“""‘°°" “ """ ‘gt’ lg” 1'I|G|il'5°'*1' <"°°"3°°*’°G . mu ‘in-I.n*v .5 I black satin—— Dawn ehiflon
-- -._____ --.---.--.....-... -2. , M,_g.,5,m., ‘ 'lgwisJuaes}1,5z 1. f[ -‘\|F¢d8l¢ €1ll“0ll
~ I I; { wacunuiuuuuiiiu Pee-lusQu-rut  N Jack Rabbit chil'l‘onI\
one 'r-._  nlncs RECORDS I. t P ow - Black chiffon K
.3 ' ' - . i:...i...iii..J—i=..rni «m-°A-a~c-uio'- ’ 9"" W8‘ ‘W0!’
lg‘ ./\{ E//7 SPWQ _7}4S['III0..7(eI_$' fl’ n¥:n_.'.aii9z£)IIk  10 I I  Lislelfll,
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3} ,  ’.};“‘;;e‘;’ 9“; F‘‘'’° 2'3 3'..'i”"t.a.°"‘“u.4.I'i'..U i-i...'Ii~i.. o.i....o..i...i.. l "'55 " ; c All Silk
.. '°"' ° as 0* ¢.P=r- ‘- c ~ 1 1 -FuTrot - A
~.':1 ‘ ' :5 Q‘-9 manent? The new in name ‘Eb l'.“'b.‘n-Qw“ . O-““nill*lis0rehdra}l!& 10 33°00 '
.t or the new in fact? Select wisely G9!’

and yonIwill select here! ‘

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Shoe Repairing
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Shoes Rebuilt Here Look

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afternoon by Mrs. Roberts’ mother- '_:‘I‘I‘I':I1;'I-:hlI"°1If‘I‘I‘I*;III‘I’I‘I’I‘_" 1§I<I'lj°:*I-:‘IlII§It'II'*'*I<j _'"'""°- “*°I'°- W“ ‘W’ "W-

in-law. Mrs. Mamie T. Rubi-;‘t:‘, tit Q‘ flan‘ wt]. ‘ 0' '~ 3 ~ lCal'. ll('ZlUl.}'. .

her home. 1109 Locust street. Mr. 7;“ “I? }:III'I“IIII II I I IIIIIIIIIIII9I_I5z 35‘ 40 and 60 cents a pair « . I

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