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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06

The first piano was made 200 years
ago. But people didn't live in hats
theE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06
Quiet in

London, Nov, 2. "Ali accounts
agree" says the Vienna correspond.
ent OF the Times, that the trouble in
Macedonia has well night subsidized"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06

Why are Dives Open?" asks q New
York paper. Open for business prob
ably. 8
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06

Millionaire Stratton was embar.
raised by riches, and his estate is now
embarrassed with administration.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06

Hard coal Is not satisfied with being
n luxury-it wants to be d curiosity.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06

Now 1t is the Georgi P~obiedonoss'
zen that has staggered humanity.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06

Trolley cars continue to be safer
than dirigible balloons.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06
Personal Mention.

M. o. Waggoner, lawyer, Of Detroit,
Mich, Is dead, aged eighty years.
r. e. ossum, better known as al
fred Ayeres," the writer, issdead, aged
seventy-six.
Rt. Rev. William Vaughn, d. D.,
bishop Of Plymouth, died at Newton
Abbot, Devonshire, Eng.
Hennessey Leroy!e, actor, died. at
Vacaville, Cal. He was formerly man
ager Of the John Mcguire company OF
Butte, Mont.
Col. Egan Ford died at his home in
Knoxville, Tenn, aged se~venty-one.
He was president of the knoxville &
Ohio railroad and had extensive coal
interests.
Edward Dickinson, lately general
manager OF the Union Pacific, will
take charge OF the office of general
manager Of the Kansas City, Mexico
& Orient railway.
Thomas Embley Osmun, better
known under his pen name Of Alfred
Ayres, died in New York following
an ~apopletic shock sustained Sept. 20.
Mr.. Osmun was In his seventy-seyenth
year. His best known works were
"The Verbalist," THE Orthoepist,'
and Some Infused Words" He was
also a writer OF ~elocution and acting.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06
SENATOR VI,
sa Generous !

Generous
Wauke
",salee Nov. l.
Senator W. II
speech Of nj
E.Ae Pubst n
auspices OF
amittee. nj
I wincipapssre
Nl,s interrupted
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-11-06
From the Capital.

Under the act OF Feb. 2, 1901, the
army will soon be reduced to the min
imum of $3.50.
Richard White, appointed In 1886
from Kentucky, to the division of au-
diting accounts in the postofflce de-
partment, still holds the same posi-
ton, at the age of e~ighty-eight.
Secretary Hay has notified employees
Of the department of state that they
must not erv on any committee
charged with the collection or dis
bursement Of political funds. or en-
gage In political work to such an ex-
tent as to neglect their duties.
Tn eplan proposed by Commission
er Jones, and approved by Senator
Clapp, of dissolving tribal relations of
the Indians, SO far as property and
funds are concerned, will undoubtedly
receive President Roosevelt's indorse-
ment in his message to congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-19
For Mrs. Adams

Miss Eleanor Dolly was the hostess
yesterday at a beautifully appointed
luncheon given in honor of Mrs sam
uel Adams of Denver. The guests were
assembled at the Commercial club at
100. and the table spread in the east
dining room presented a very pretty
picture. From the chandelier above
ropes OF smilax were stretched TO the
corners and feathery fronds of aspar-
agus fern were scattered over the
cloth. Handsome candelabra with
pink candles and shades of the same
lighted the board. and three high
vases OF pure white chrysanthemums
formed center and end pieces. Ex-
quisite silver and cut glass added to
the appearance The guests invited TO
meet Mrs. Adams were: Mrs. Cum
bingham. Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Ferry.
Mrs. Pardee, Mrs. Stout. Mrs. Read.
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Claiming. Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Rykert. Mrs. McCutch-
con. Mrs. Pearsall. Mrs. Franken, Mrs.
Druehl, Mrs. Bird, and the Misses
Burke. Jacobs, Geddes. Noble. Mason,
Sherman. Hampstead. Zane. Mcmillan.
Williams. Mccormick, Dern and Nc
Grath.
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At Cards.

Mrs. George NJ. Downey was the
hostess Thursday afternoon at a very
prettily appointed card party Ten ia
bles were filled with the guests. and
the game of sixty three was enjoyed.
Prizes were won by Mrs. John Mar
shall, Mrs. Charles Read and Mrs.
Bubb Of Fort Douglas. The home was
beautifully decorated with the autumn
colors. and the score and tally cards
were done in designs of playing cards.
Those invited We're; Mrs. Read, Mrs.
Lamotte, Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Rykert.
Mrs. Katz. Mrs. Cue. Mrs Marshall.
Mrs Druehl, Mrs. Powers, Mrs Wilkes,
Mrs Weir, Mrs. Clement, Mrs. Kearns,
Mrs. Dern, Mrs. Calf, Mrs Hepburn.
Mrs VIM. Mrs. Babcock Mrs. Ban
croft, Mrs. Bamberger, Mrs. ROyle,
Mrs. King, Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Gray,
Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs.
Keogh. Mrs. McCaskie. Mrs. Keith,
Mrs. Judge, Mrs. Hardness, Mrs. Hark-
ness, Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Tracy, Mrs.
Wilkes, Mrs. Pfontz. Mrs. Pfontz. Mrs.
Miner. Mrs. Southwell Mrs. Ferris,
Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Dern, Mrs. Dart, Mrs.
Bubb, Mrs. Barth. Mrs. Pardee, Mrs.
Coeheu, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs.
Gallagher. Mrs. Hanauer, Mrs. Sherman,
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The Week at the Country Club.

The past week has been a gay one
at the Country club. The last visi-
tors day OF the season was on We'd
nesday, and the whole place was in
charge of the bachelor officers at the
post who are members of the club.
The place took on a military appear
ance, and flags and guidons from the
post were conspicuous everywhere. The
regimental band was on hand furnish
ing music for the gay throng OF dan
GERS, who kept the merriment up
through the afternoon. In the putting
contest Miss Judge carried off the
prize for the women, and Mr.. copp
and Mr. Holman tied for the mems
prize. Mrs. Barth of Fort Douglas
poured tea for the young men and a
number of the post people were in
attendance.
Yesterday was also a glorious day.
and the regular game of mixed four
somes between Mr. Copp and Miss
Hardness on the one side and Miss
Judge and Mr.. Claiming on the other
was a most interesting one. The ap-
preaching and putting contest was
open TO all players. Mrs. w. b.
Sprague was the hostess and tea was
served at 4 o'clock.
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The nrnehl Parties.

Mesdames F. A. and Walter Druehl
have given a series of entertainments
during the week. which have been
among the most delightful of the sea
sons events. The first was an after
noon reception given Tuesday in the
Druehl home. and was In every detail
an autumn party. The pretty home
was decorated with autumn leaves and
flowers throughout. and enhancing mu-
sic furnished by the Natchke orches-
ira Issued from the den TO the left Of
the door. Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert as
sisted in receiving the guests. and Mrs.
c. b. Diehl. tr.. served punch in the
library. Mrs. Milton Oglesby and Miss
Preston. assisted by the Misses Dickert.
poured coffee and served ices in the
dining room. During the hours of the
afternoon large number of the friends
of both ladies called.
Wednesday afternoon the same ladies
gave very enjoyable card party at
which about sixty friends were enter
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Afternoon Party.

Mrs. James w. Neill and Miss Nell
entertained Thursday afternoon at a
very delightful affair. which was Of a
charmingly informal nature and thor
oughly enjoyable. The rooms were
decorated with a profusion of autumn
leaves and flowers. and the tallies were
cigar-shaped fans with ribbons used
as counters. Eleven tables were filed
with the guests, who enjoyed the
game of hearts for the first part Of
the afternoon. Later the men ap-
peared on the scene, and tea was
served and a delightful musical pro-
gramme rendered. Among the num-
bers given were two finely rendered
vocal selections by Mrs. Kate Bride
well Anderson and Miss Phyllis Young.
and a splendid piano solo by Mrs.
Agnes Osborne Prizes were won by
Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. Bamberger and
Mrs. Butler. At the table Mrs. Officer
poured tea, and assisting in serving
were Mrs. Masters. Mrs. Hepburn.
Mrs. Hamburger, Mrs. Franken, Mrs.
HeWett and Mrs. Taggart.
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At Luncheon.

Mrs. ". S. Mccormick and Miss
Keogh were the hostesses last Tues
day at a very beautifully appointed
luncheon, which was one Of the largest
and most deliberately arranged affairs
of the past week.
The guests numbered nearly eighty,
and they We're seated az small tables in
the hall, the dining room. the break
fast room, the drawing room and the
smoking room. The color scheme was
admirably carried out, and the distinct
idea in each room accumulated all the
decorations. At each table were placed
handsome crystal candelabra with can
dies and shades harmonizing with the
color used in the room. Over each table
was spread a cover of exquisite lace
work showing the color of the flowers
underneath. In the hall tall yellow
ehrysanthemums were used. and all the
decorations were of the same color.
The drawing room was entirely in red.
American Beauties being used most eff
fectively. Pale green and white were
the colors seen in the smoking and
dining rooms, white roses and carna-
tions giving the light tones with the
green OF palms and ferns. The break
fast room was decorated In pink roses.
and the place cards for each room were
in the corresponding colors. In the
music room a string orchestra fur
nished delightful music. Altogether il
was one of the most elegant and enjoy
able affairs Of the present season.
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At Sixtu-three

Mrs. W. L. Warren waa the hostess
at a very enjoyable card. party Thurs
day afternoon, given in. honor OF Mrs
John Lewis. The home was pretuly
decorated, autumn leaves and flowers
being most effectively used. 4 pretty
effect was obtained by bright leaves
fastened to the curtains in the psrlOrs
and dining room, and vines We're ar
ranged in festoons Oh the wall Score
cards were of white with red leaves at
tached 10 each and the TALES were
dainty red hearts. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Gunter and Mrs. Hyde Dale. The
guests invited We're: Mrs. ]. Lewis.
Mrs. a. Lewis. MrA Leigh, Mrs. Sny-
der. Mrs. Siebert, fArs. Hill. Mrs Dale.
Mrs. Critzer. Mrs. Talaferrio. Mrs.
Love, Mrs. Booth. Mrs. DeverOuX.
Mrs. Donaher. Mus. Tarbet, Mrs. Hirth.
Mrs. Louback. Mrs. Gunter. Mrs.
Straup. Mrs. Young. Mrs. Harding,
Mrs. Eddie. Mrs. CrOSsman. Mrs. Clas-
by. Mrs. Melvin. Mrs. Hobbs. Miss
Pointer, Miss Hackett. Miss Smiley.
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done in reds and greens, and stately
palms formed a screen behind which
the musicians sat. In the parior where
stood the receiving party all was a
bright yellow. the flowers, shades and
lights all adding TO the color scheme.
The library was in red, red flowers
and shades being most effectively used.
In the dining room a light and beauti-
full effect was obtained by the combina-
ton OF white and pale green. Pieces
OF exquisite lace work covered the pol
ished table. and a centerpiece of pure
white flowers rose toward the chan
delier. In the receiving party were Mr..
and Mrs. Park. DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Park and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Mahon. The library was In charge OF
Mrs. Bintz. and assisting her was Miss
Nellie Calvin Here Miss Stanchheld
presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Z.
w. Whitney presided in the dining
room. where Mrs. Miner poured coffee.
Mrs Whitney was assisted by Mrs
Kimball, Mrs. Calvin. Mrs. George
Steiner and Miss Mary Kimbali over
200 guests called during the evening
enjoyed the hospitality OF the home and
extended their good wishes 10 the
young people. who are 10 make their
home here.
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tanned. Sixty-three was the game
played. and prizes were won by Mrs.
Ferris and Mrs. Porter. Assisting the
hostesses were Miss Preston and Mrs.
n. L. Ogleshy.
The third Of the series was the large
dancing party given by the ladies and
their husbands Thursday evening at
the Ladies' Literary club. The. event
was in every respect one OF the most
delightful of the season. The autumn
idea was carried out in the decoration
OF the main hall. and in the reception
room cosy hooks and corners made the
place very attractive. Here punch was
served, and at tables on the lower
floor the guests enjoyed a delicious
supper. The Christensen orchestra was
stationed behind a screen of palms on
the platform. discoursing sweet music
for the dancers. The guests We're re-
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Druehl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Druehl and Mr..
and Mrs. James l.. Franken. The dan
cling was enjoyed till late hour by
about 200 guests.
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Two Afternoon Parties.

Mrs. W. s. Henderson was the host
ess at two very pleasant parties during
the week, an afternoon euchre party on
Thursday and a Kensington on Friday.
The home was very prettily arranged.
pink and white cosmos and dahlias be-
ing used in the pariors. and nastur-
tiums making a beautiful dining room
decoration. Tables and scores for
Thursday afternoon were hand-paintcd
cards. and prizes We're won by Miss
Miller, Mrs. CozZens and Mrs. Gridley.
Friday afternoon a delightful hour
was spent over the thimbles. and an
informal musical programme Was rem
dered, some selections by Mrs. Finzer-
ton and readings by Mrs. John Reed
being extra good. About twenty-five
ladies We're present
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thy decorated In autumn leaves and
red carnations. and the game played
was sixty-three. Prizes were won by
Mrs. John Green, Mrs. VIII Green. DR..
Hanchett and Mrs J. c. Lynch. Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Reeves assisted in
receiving the guests. who We're: Mr.
ard Mrs. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner. Mr. and Mrs.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Brice. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knight. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Haiioran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Taggart.
Mr.. and Mrs Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Chan
mel, Mr. and Mrs. Young, Mr. and Mrs.
]. C. Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. W Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. Williamson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Green. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. De Graft, DR..
and Mrs. Hanchett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Slade, Mr.. and Mrs. futile. Mr.. and
Mrs. McConaughy.
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Reception.

Mrs. A. H. Tarbet was the hostess at
most beautifully arranged reception
given last Tuesday in honor OF Mrs.
w. d. Donoher of Park City. The
hostess and the guest Of honor were as
sisted in receiving guests by Mrs l. N
Parker and Mrs. A. w. McCune, jr.,
while in the hall Mrs. George Read and
Miss Luce served punch. Mrs. "A. T..
Kerr and Mrs. Cosgriff poured coffee
and served ices in the dining room. and
they were assisted by the Misses Par
ker, Sinclair and Kearns.
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THE present season Is by far the
busiest in a social way that the
city has seen In many days. The
,ast week recorded a large number
of events Of prominence socially, and
the opening one bids fair 10 be as
fun as that Several receptions. some
card parties. a few elegant luncheons
and an the events incident 70 the open
ing Of the theatrical season have made
the week a busy one for the butter
files OF fashion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-19
Hosiery.

LADIES Fast Black Cotton Hose.
heavy fieeced, double heel and sole.
"a snap" at fn,
only ....... ...........-.xE S
LADIES Heavy Black Wool Hose.
ribbed top and high spliced heel and
toe, double sole. they're Qcc
worth sSc"; at only .............. 6Us
MISSES Onyx Black Ribbed Cotton
Hose. double knee and sole, high
spliced heel. fits a CSC no.
hose: at only ......... HOS
MISSES Extra Heavy Fine Ribbed
Fast Black Cotton Hose. double knee
high splieed heel. double toe. good
value at 35c 10 40c''; QT.
at only -........... ............E '
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-19
Eueninr Recention.

A very enjoyable event of the pas,
week was the reception given Wednes-
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Park in honor Of DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Park. The home Of the Parks on J
street was decorated in most artistic
fashion for the occasion. The hall was
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At Cupid's Court.

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Mary Claire Porter to
Mr.. Charles Spencer Mann. The date
set is the nth of November, and the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-19

ceremony viii take place at ST. PauPs
church at half after o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle A Pur-
cell and Mr.. Fred S. Lun will take
place on Wednesday Of this week.
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The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Da-
Vies and Mr.. Alfred Peters VIII take
place Tuesday evening at O'Clock at
the home of the brides mother.
| Mr. and Mrs. Abram Hatch OF Heber
City have announced the engagement
OF their daughter, Anna, to d. w. Nc
Allister OF this city. the marriage to
take place in the near future.
News has been received from Cali
fornia Of the marriage of Agnes r.
! Wilder. daughter OF Captain Z. B.
! Wilder of this city. and Charles H.
Dowse of Nebraska.
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The marriage OF Miss George Breyer
and Mr.. George Cecil Calvert took
place Wednesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Birkinshaw.
, The engagement was announced at
the post during the past week of Miss
Helen Bubb. the daughter OF Colonel
and Mrs. Bulb. 10 Mr.. Gerald Street.
The young people are receiving the
good wishes Of their host of friends
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| Miss Mary Sullivan o. Butte and Mr..
ID. c. Sullivan OF Park City were mar
ried in this city Tuesday evening. The
bride was attended by her cousin, Miss
Nellie Sullivan. and Mr.. p. J. Downing
of Park City was the best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Sullivan viii make their
home in Park City.
g e z.
The marriage Of Miss Laura Sanders
and Mr. r. Leo Campbell. which took
place Thursday morning at the temple
was followed by a wedding supper al
the home of the brides parents. al
which the members Of the immediate
families were present. After a short
trip through the state. Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell will make their home in this
city.
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude NJ
Martin and Mr.. Leon F. Molinelli OF
Ogden. and formerly of this city, was
solemnized last Thursday evening al
the parsonage of the First Congrega-
tional church. After a wedding triI
of a few weeks through Montana, Mr.
and Mrs MolinelH will be at home a
81 Twenty-second street Ogden.
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party on Wednesday afternoon in hon
or OF her guest, Mrs. Southwell OF Mon
treal.
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Three events OF the coming week
are the card parties for Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday TO be given
by Mrs. Solomon Siegel.
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Mrs. Joseph Young has issued invita-
tiOns for a reception to be given next
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Clark. wife Of Senator C. d. Clark OF
Wyoming.
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ChiIdren's
Hoods and Caps.

A BIG LOT OF Misses Tam O'Shant-
ers that are worth soc 20 Csc each.
Will be offered you a.
at only TGs
OGGANS-Complete line Child
ren's Knit TobOggans; fancy shades
and colors. stripes, etc; l7r
60c grade al only. 1ts
HOODS-Slightly soiIed: can hardly
tell II on some; they're worth from
75c up TO 50 each. Doc
Your choice at only. .HGs
BOYS SCHOOL cAPs-Quite a num-
Der left; viii close them out cheap;
worth up TO 75c. fQr
Your choice at only. 4Os
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Farewell Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Murphy enter
tanned at cards last Monday evening,
the party being given as a farewell
to their friends. The home was pref
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Coming Events.

Mrs. judge entertalns Tuesday aft
ernoon az a card party.
e 2 g
Mrs J. 5. Ferris gives a large card
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Gloves.

THE DOROTHY. 2-clasp Kid Glove. a
Pique Suede Street Glove. sold al
ways at 500 pair. all pop Q1 10
ular shades. at only ..... pas g
THE NICHOLAS. 3-elasp. overseams,
all the newest shades. Ct Al
at only ......... ...... PS"&a
Always $l.75."
TAMPA, 2-elasp overseam Kid Glove
that is snap" new fan 99r
shades, at only .-.-...--......OS Wv
Worth s1.25."
LADIES GOLF GLOVES. all the
snappy patterns and colors, h7c
see them. at only ................@ aS
CHILDREN'S GOLF GLOVES. very
beautiful line of colors, DEC
at only ............ .............s.AS
SELLS at 90"
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Mrs. Bamberger. Mrs. KimbaIi. Mrs.
Siegel. Miss Crawford, Miss Mason.
Miss Sherman and Miss Sherman.
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Coming and Going.

Mr.. Kenneth Kerr left yesterday for
The coast, where he vial attend TIE
marriage OF his sister. Miss Kerr. TO
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Outing Gowns.

LADIES' Outing Flannel Gowns. fine
stripe pink or blue. neat pointed yoke
trimmed with rows OF colOred feather
stitched braid, worth CO.
sl00'; at only ....................V Us
LADIES Extra Heavy Outing Flannel
Gowns. round yoke of fine tucks.
trimmedswith ruffie and braid, cheap
at 125"; at G7c
only ----.--.----.- ----.-..... ~
LADIES' Short Outing Flannel Skirts
with wide hemstitched ruffles, very
pretty patterns. the value 40
is 75c"; at only ................... XIV
CHILDRENS Outing Flannel Gowns.
Bishop collar, cuffs of pretty con-
trasting color. worth up to AZ
65c"; at only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vs
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Underskirts.

BLACK Mercerized Sateen. extra fun
hounce. trimmed with cluster of tucks
and pleated ruffie. at effn
Best out at s1.50.'
BLACK Sateen Underskirt, bias rufie
f naIstfe oed 5uG af oD ese' nan Sl57
Cheap at S175."
WOOL Knit Underskirts, black, navy
or red with fancy stripes, A.
dA Only -.-.---~.s........ -
Cheap at 75c"
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Muslin Underwear.

LADIES' White Muslin Gowns, Mother
Hubbard. yoke of hemstitched tucks.
neck and sleeves trimmed with hem
stitched ruffies, value is l0r
toc at only ............. ...... 4SS
LADIES White Cambria Gown. En-
pire shape, waist and revers trim
med with two rows torehon insertion.
wide torchon trimming on neck and
sleeves. ''$I.SS 20 $3.50 Of NJ
value; at only -............. PAsVa
LADIES' Muslin Skirts. wide umbrel-
Ia style. 1S-in. fiounce. three rows
tOrchon insertion, wide lace edge,
$3.50 value; at O. ~
Oilly ..s.-.-.s ..ss-..s.s y -
LADIES White Nainsook Corset Cow
ers. full French shape. front trimmed
with lace. insertion, beading and rib
bon, neck and arms lace trimmed,
values up TO $1.00''; 70c
at only ..........s......... ......