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Remnants
ALSO FOLLOWING BY YARD

B4-ln. Knickerbooker Tweeds-
medium and oxford grays and
brown--reg. .6o................ AZ
80 and ~ in. All Wool Storm serges--
tan. cardinal. garnet.
Copenhagen blue. brown. myrtle,
navy and black. ............... 80
.s-in. Roman Stripe suitings--
worsted warp-reg. .4e........ 20
90 and 81 in. All Wool whipcords--
deairablo colorH-also All Wool
Black Gabardines-reg. s1.s9. 10
Imported black Astrakhan--
high lustre and large curl
were s7t9--smali lot. TO clear. =. D.
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CURTAIN NETS
special Purehsse-t-J Off
Surplus OF a Leading Mill.
More than one hundred styles In
Coloniala, Mexican. Brussels. Rensis-
sance and other effects copies OF real
laces-+0 to IS in.-White. Ivory and
Arabian.
10 ct. value .!2is g ct. value 20
ALSO THESE cLEARANcEs;-
50-inch Imported Ramles-
value .6b and .75.............. -
So inch satin finish Damasks--
excellent color assortmcnts--
were ti.to and si.9s........... .OS
so inch Furniture Repps-best colors
TX TO 3 va. lengths-res. 81. ~
Fine Lace Curtains-aoeumufa OF
2 and 2 pr. lots-Imported Marie
Antoinette. Renaissance. Lacst ana
Swiss Irish Point
value sisos and $685.. DDS
Value sses and Sfo.ss.... T.0S
Value s7.9s............. .b.Os
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Blouses.
Petticoats,
Corsets. etc.

Clearance of White Blouses--
lace stripe Swiss. voiles and
orEandle-tailored and trimmed
mOdels-all sizes. Friday 1.2O
Clearance Lots Of Crepe dc chine and
Taffcta BlouseE- white and flesh
various amert models all sIaes IN lot
reg. 2.9b. ,,,,,,.,......., ,2.sD
New additions daily TO our 80 Blouses
Lace DEMONSTRATORS and other
mrshes---ecru and oream--chiffon or
China silk foundation. Friday 1.45
Clearance OF Heatherbloom Petticoats
dark and llaht green. navy,
amethyst and brown--plalted and
tucked flounces--all lengths
reg h,2f,,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .7S
Cotton Jersey Petticoats--black--
satecn flounceE--nll sizes
reg, 10 to sl,NR--
Clearance 80 to 100
Corsets-coutil and novelty cloth
medium aud low bust long hips
odd sizes. 10 TO 70 in lot
reg. $500 and SO ....,.,..,,.1.l 40
Alloyer Embroidery BrassieTes--
plain or lace trimmed--hOoked front
az to +s--reg, 1900. 1.2O
Clearance of Tailored and Sport Hats
--vclvets and beaYcrs--varlcty OF
Colors and modols-reg SECS .OS
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Silks Ctr
and "h
Dress Goods. ss
Yard-wide Striped Satins---white and
black or black and white
reg .pF''... s'ss.s'''''''s 80
Yard wide silk Popiins--sott and
lustrous-streot and evening
coiors--9s CT. quality. ....... 10
to-inch Crepe de Chines--full crepe
effects--.light. medium and dark
colors. also white. cream and
black .'.''.'....s.'..'. Lao
az inch Striped wash Silks
assorted colors-valuc .bO...... I'D
s5-Inoh Messalinss--lisht and dark
colors--value 9s.............. I'D
0-inch Charmeuse--all desirable
light and dark colors. also black. 20
Remnants
OF ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS
including French and storm serges.
prunelins. soieils, gebardines, whip
cords, Roman strlpes. plaids, cheeks,
mixtures. cloakinEs. broadcloths.
velours and taffetas.
These Odds sad ends from cur
great Drsssmaher~' sale In many
esseu marked down 90 less than
cost.
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H IS. "A Il IN
FRIDAY, AS UsuAL, BARGAIN Dag
CLEARANCES and PRE-INVENTORY REDUCTIONS
THESE QUOTATIONS ONLY PARTLY TELL THE STORY

No Mo,i or rslephon. orders for IN. toiio,o.no.--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
CAL0MEL SAL|vATES
AND MAKES YOU SICK
Acts like dynamite on a sluggish
liver and you lose
days work.

There's no reason why a person
should take sickening, salivating Gallo
mel when so cents buys a large bottle
of Dodson's Liver Tone-a perfect
substitute for calomel.
1t is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn't
make you sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Iodson's Liver Tone. because it is
perfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
a dose of nasty calomel today and
you will feel weak, sick and nause,
ated tomorrow. Don't lose a days
work. Take a spoonful of Dodson's
Liver Tone instead and you will
wake up feeling great. No more bill
iousness, constipation, sluggishness,
headache, coated tongue or sour stom-
ach. Your druggist says if you don't
find Dodson's Liver Tone acts better
than horrible calomel your money is
waiting for you.
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or had declared their intention to do
ing so, 100000 were negroes, and
$4,000 were Indians. The number of
foreign-born citizens is partially an
estimate, since the census enumera-
tors were able to obtain information
as to citizenship from only about
seven-eighths of the total number of
foreign-born males. Native whites
thus represent about "a per cent. Of
the total, foreign-born whites nearly
Is per cent, negroes nearly IL per
cent, and Indians about three-tenths
of one per cent.
During the civil war, when the
population of the country, exclusive
of the seeding states, was less than
one-fourth as great as the present
population of the entire United
States, the total number of men serv-
ing in the Federal armies at one
atime and another was approximately
100000 (due allowance being made
for duplicate enlistments, that is,
cases in which men enlisted more
than once.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
Carter Avenue Methodist.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Chill
dren's missionary society at p. m.
Epworth League at 1880 p. m. Public
worship at IL a. m. and $50 p. m.
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered at the close of the
morning service. Every member of
the church and any other christian
people who would like to enjoy this
communion service with us are cor
daily invited to be present at the
eleven o'clock service. The pastor
will preach short sermon on the
significance Of the Lords Supper"
w. ]. Freeman, pastor.
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Broadway Methodist Church.

Last Sunday was a good day at
Broadway all round 1t is most
agreeably surprising how the congre-
cations hold up during the hot wea-
ther. We want to guard against
yielding to temptation of this ener-
waiting summer and remaining at
home. Let us try little harder to
be in our places on the Sabbath.
That large and enthusiastic Business
Mems class continues to occupy the
central place on the board. 1t has
become necessary to find larger
quarters and this week a large, airy
room is being fitted up for them.
The class contributed around 100000
cash for this purpose. This looks
like business, doesn't it? Every man
in the city not in Sunday school is
invited to attend this class,
9:45 a. m, preaching at both hours
Sunday by the pastor Special
music Epworth League at Gas p.
m. Interesting service for young
people. The pastor and family will
leave Monday morning for drive to
Guthrie to attend the State Method
list Assembly. A great program is on
and a great time is assured to all.
e. R. Welch, pastor.
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Washington, ID. c., July S.-HoW
many able-bodied citizens of military
age have we in the United States?
The Bureau of Census, while it is
unable to make any estimate of the
proportion who are ablebodied, esti-
mates that the total number of male
citizens and prospective citizens
have declared their intention to be-
have declared their itention to be-
come citizens-1S to 45 years of age,
inclusive, is not far from 21,OOO,00O.
This estimate is based on the as
sumption that there has been an in
crease of approximately 10 per cent.
in the population of the country
since the census Of 1910. When the
census was taken the total number
of male citizens and prospective citi-
zens is years of age and over but
under 46, was 19,1S3,OOO. OF this
number, 14,224,OOO were native
whites, 2,S57,O0O We're foreign-born
whites who had become naturalized
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First Christian Church.

Come to our church and enjoy the
best available music, consisting of
congregational singing, anthems and
solos. We also try to please you in
sermon. We want you to accept
Jesus Christ. Also, we invite you to
join our church. Don't wait for a
letter from some other point as we
don't need it. We extend most
cordial invitation to strangers and
visitors in the city to worship with
us.
Bible school, Communion and
prearhing worship, 10 a. m. Subject
of morning sermon: "The Mind and
the Tongue. Praise and preaching
service p. m. Subject of evening
sermon: Danger of Neglecting the
Gospel Christian endeavor p. m.
Miss Elizabeth McMaster, leader.
All other announcements will appear
in the church bulletin. j. w. Burns,
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Broadway Baptist Church.

Bible school at $50 a. m. Young
peoples meeting at I p. m. Public
worship with sermon at II a. m. and
s p. m. At the morning worship
the church will observe the Lords
Supper, and extend the Hand of Eel
lowship to all new members who
have not received it. This will be
large company-24 having been
received by baptism alone within the
last month. The ordinance of Bap-
tism will be administered at the
evening worship and opportunity
given for others to unite with the
church. There will be special music
in the evening. d. II. Cooper, min
lister.
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tend. Let all be heard and all be
given a voice.
Sunday school at 9:45. The mems
class continues to grow in interest
and there are some reserved seats
left for you. Come bring the little
ones and join us. Public worship
at p. m. Christian endeavor at
Z p. m. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to every one. Chas. C. Weith,
pastor.
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st. Philips Episcopal.

Holy Communion will be celebra-
ted at 1880 a. m. Morning player
with sermon at II o'clock. Subj t
Of sermon; "The Church and Chcis;i-
anity." Sunday school will meet
promptly at 9:45. A good attend
ance is expected. Superintended
during the summer months by the
Rector, Rev. f. w. Golden-Howes.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Every member of the church will
be needed Sunday. Communion at
II a. m, and afterward a congrega-
tional meeting to determine a build
ing site for the new church. The
committee appointed towit, Messrs.
d. H. Dawson, A. L. Cruce and G. w.
Henley, will report on sites and
prices and an opportunity to vote
be given to all Do not fail to at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
Church of Christ.

Bible study 9:45 a. m. Preaching
at II a. m. and p. m. Evangelist
E. L. Cochrin of Coweta, Okla, will
lido the preaching. Everybody come.
Fro. Cochrin is one of our best
preachers. i am sure you will be
pleased to hear him, he is just pass
ing through on his way to Texas, so
do not miss the opportunity of hear
ing him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
South Baptist Church.

A tent meeting is now in progress
at this church conducted by the
Rev. Il. d. Hamilton, of Marietta.
Good crowds, good interest and good
music, plenty of seats, cool place
Come and hear the words of Eternal
life. South Ardmore for Christ is
our motto ]. II. McKinzie, pastor
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AT THE CHURCHES
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East Ardmore PRESBYTERIAN

Open air meeting at Sis p. M, on
the church lawn. Subject: Come
Thou and all Thy House into the
Ark" Preaching at II o'clock Sun
day morning. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Young peoples meeting at
1880 p. m. T. A. hampton, pastor
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than once.)

Stings or bites of insects that are
followed by swellings, pain or itching
should be treated promptly as they
are poisonous BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT counteracts the poison. 1t
is both antiseptic and healing. Price
Csc, soc. and s1.O0 per bottle. Sold
by Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

S. w. TYER,
County Clerk.
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o'clock p. m. Subject for Sunday:
Sacrament" Our church is located
on the corner of Broadway and d
SITS, n. w. All are cordially invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
Christian Science.

Sunday services at II a. m. Sun
day school 10 a. m. Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at 8
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dents OF north and south Roma Joined
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
White, in the warming Of their sbeauti.
fuI new bungalow homi Kauoli : az
Kainaliu. - ~.
The rooms were tastefullY decorat-
ed with flowers. q gorgeous bouquet
of the dining-table.
After The luau spread in the dining
room, which outlooks toward the sea.
about 40 happy guests crossed the
grounds to the old house.
Here continued social talk. amuse-
ments, dancing and other gayety TN
about midnight.
The Whites have one OF the eosiest
most homelike cottages in the dis
trict and are to be congratulated upon
their good taste.
Among those present wer Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Mcguire, Miss Aileen Ma,
guire. Mr.. and Mrs. Aungst. Mrs.
Schoen, Wallace Anngst, DR.. and Mrs
Goodhue, Marion Goodhue and Doro
thy Goodhue. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
IsAckerman, Miss Carrie Ackerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Woods. Mr., H. A
Truslow, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green:
lwell, Mrs. Arthur Greepwell, Dr.. and
Mrs. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wal
Ace, Miss Nancy Wallace, Mrs. Ritz
Imam, Mr.. William White. Miss Edna
Rittman, Mr. Stacy, Mr. Layton Hina.
kEergeant Safterwaite. Miss Mabel
Smythe
Mrs. Rittman. sister OF Mr.. White
80 :. Tsta~.n TFyfl
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Admiral and Mrs. Clifford Bohsh, Miss
|Hefaldine Bonsli, Major Matthew De
|laney, Commander Thomas q, Hart
and Mr.. Anger.
Mr.. AND MRS. II. p. AGES SUN,
DAY OUTING. Z
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Agee
are giving Sunday outing In honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London. IN the
early morning the guests win motor
to Waialua to the Qneen's pavilion
and there enjoy q day In the country
with q picnic luncheon. Mr. and Mrs.
Ages guests viii be Mr.. and Mrs,
Jack London. DR.. and Mrs. Ernest
Waterhopse. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf
Bnchly, Major and Mrs. Gideon Van
Poole, Mrs. G. Beall, Miss Florence
Butler and Mr.. David Larsen.
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MRS. DENNIS H. MAHAN, A HOS
TESS.
Friday. Mrs. Dennis H. Mahan was
hostess at very pretty ? luncheon.
Zinnias In the shades Of mauye and
pink were artisticaliy used to adorH
the table. Bridge pr0ved exciting for
the guests after luncheon.
Mrs. Mahans guests were Mrs.
Ayers, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Hamilton p,
Agee, Miss Florence Butler and Mrs.
G. Beall.
MAI. AND MRS. EDGAR :RUSSEIS
DINNER.
This evening Maj and Mrs. Edgar
Russell are giving q dinner in honor
of Gen. and Mrs. Robert Evans in the
private dining room Of the Young
Hotel. The table is to Be decorated
with the pink and white striped anna
ryllis lilies and ferns. The lilies will
stand in rock crystal vases and silver
candle sticks will be used. Maline
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IiAI1Y-BENS0N NUPIIAf.
Ion Tuesday Afternoon AZ three o.
clock IA the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles II Klueeel Mss Hazel Ben
Son was welded To d.. George a.
D1all Il vas q small home i "a dine
attended only ~ relatives and 4 rev
~ RIosEsI home Us yefy bea,,ti
MY dscor1Ied With flowers until the
event became z pink hibiscus wed
ding ceremony vee re5iofnaed bY Rev:
~ Et1Isc.es associate minister ct
Central Union ehnrch gave back.
GROUND a green's end q the network
81 foliage. b61ut'ful pink hibiscus
nodded and S@8lcd Overhead. hang
me from TIE ffeen and pink CANOPY
&1s1e11ed hibiscus WeddinF
q. s.; so i|ss'' fuFsr. VIZ sssS
50 nay vas attended W kis
.||||. Df. A. G. Brady. who came
.||. [o 1e present Ct the wedding.
VI most q ot,4l1@ ~.
|'|.| a white taffeIa ait111ce1|
||||. nude = mode and most BE-
coming She wore neither ven nor
.|| Her coIffire beautifully done,
|.1Unfed the place 81 4 vel. Tie
BRIDE carried shower bouquet 81
brides roses and lace fern The 81
NM William G. Ftrer, the nlatron
50 honor. wore very dainty white
..|||1'11Ie1 orEandIe made IN th5
prevailing mode. and carried q bpu.
0.1| q pink orchids and tulIe. The
.|I|1 we're many and very beautiful
one especially attractive was gift
IRON tie fro0mS mother, q very
handsome table cover.
Dnrinf the ceremony Miss Pearl
Sutherland played the Spring Song,
and. while kind and loving wishes
||IIAA VA ttt< AAtlEtt1 = 49,
6oiI strains Of Thomas a Moore's
haunting melody, Believe Ne # All
Those Endeaying Young Charms. was
played. The bride and groom later
s||Dped away 70 spend their honey
moon AZ place untold They win go
10 their home on Armstrong street,
M6noa. when they return.
About forty guests were in attend.
ance.
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mr.. AND MRS. c. w CASE DEER
ING's DINNER
Tuesday evening Mr., and Mrs. e.
w &. Deering gave q dinner in honor
Of General and Mrs. Robert Evans.
who are being much feted Just now,
The table was exceedingly dainty with
4 simple decoration Of white field
daisies and ferns. The guests were
Col. and Mrs. Frederick P. Reynolds,
Major and Mrs. Gideon Van Poole,
Captain and Mrs Edward Carpenter,
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dancing and listening to the musical
attractions. - ss.s
Mr.. rhiele's guests were Mas ,Jes-
sic Kennedy. diss Myrtle Sehuman,
Miss Rosie Herbert. Miss Mary Lucas,
Miss Sara Lucas. Mr.. Merwin Car.
son. Mr.. David Larsen. Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr.. G. l. w. Pfluegef.
. .
Mr.. FRANK MOSS RECITAL.
At his home at Waikiki Mr.. Fank
Moss gave an informal musicale on
Tuesday evening. II was charming
evening Mrs. David Stone. who pos
sesses q fine voice. sang several Sc
lections: Miss Pearl Sutherland played
beautifully; Mr.. William Love played
the violin In his usual sympathetic
manner. and Mr.. Moss gave several
plano numbers Mr. Moss Is great
acquisition to musical Honoluln.
MRS. CHARLES McGARTHY'S
DINNER.
Mrs, George MCLEOD was the guest
of honor at an informal dinner given
on Wednesday evening shE Mrs.
Charles McC arthx Covers were placed
for ten eaiests s $.
S. go ), ,.s,., q *
MRS II, EsAXON BISHOP A
Mr.. Georre Mc = vas he suest
sof hoTaF a 4 Ghi1ese siuneheon given
by Mrs, II EQxoA nishon on Wedpes-
day 81 thia Yeek Covers We're laid
fqr tn Aase, sjscas =, sgSs
McExRTHY.L IaHTF0oF
On inert wednesday evening at $3.50
so,cloclx Mises I|reInia Niflicent Nc
carthv. foiIirih 20, ,fer 81 Hon. and
I e q az 49, ~ .rtS 81 49, 0s.
,ssia AZ, - l.,rs 4 iosf snI;il he
49, "a ~ re- sheszs' ~ sfhe hride. :
~ ;s,,f Rs a. ~ ~ ~ iSe3Iv = knme
Z Z, 80 IS = nsif6 re1df ives ana close
-, y, 80 MARI.
~ ~ Nee tsa 81 wei l.lZnoWn. yolIrlr
S ., 81, 49,, psx esser ~ TN
viii ~ fhs n.iiniia1 kaof Rofh al the
J saSS,au 8 ne6nia 80 aialan dera The
SaS3 sisf 6ss a. ~ MA q 49,. aS well
g. : niss 'Eo,,ise $50 ff6ot ard Miss
Xkhis i. ilcas M sbe :hri iesmaifls.
4 .hdrne awaits The syonnE couple In
IAfan6a and aftars i hort konsYmoon
frin fheT M fakS !. un Their abods
there s.
! 5. :. So .',s5as'e
MRS. III b. GORDON al LUNCHEON
: HOSTESS.
Ms. +. 4. Gordon was hostess at
4 deiiehtfnI hln6h eotf on wednesday.
The table was most attractive With
MexioSn creepar and the foiiage ot
So .1oSasrr DANNY .kimonoed Japan.
go Z 40 rlatute 81 ai} were used as
naii cards. Mrs Gordon, guests
Vac Mrs Is. TehnaE Peel Mrs vii.
liam Staaiey. Mrs. C.. +. PentIand.
Bailentyne. and Miss Anne A. Hart
magic. Bridge was the occupation Of
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-
n Mr. s arm.,tons:. Ianai was nrettiiy
decorated with baskets of cut flowers
and tie friends asked we're delighted
with the opportunity OF another visit
with Mrs. button. Mrs. Armstrong;
guests we're Mrs. Ernest Ross. Mrs.
~ Mrs John s. walker. Mrs Edward
D. Tenney. Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs.
Catherine Bodrero and Mrs. Rather.
inc Sperry. .s...s.,S
MR.. AND MRS. ]. NORTON RIGGS
Monday evening" aasa n and Mrs. !.
formally. al dinner. Covers were
placed for eight guests. 8 80.
MRS ERNEST ROSES BUFFET
8 'T.fJNCHEoN. s z,
r,,dav Mrs Ernest Ross paxe. q
hnffsf nacheoS IN honor sc Mrs. AlIi.
con Jordan a Mise Helen. Alexa1l.
dor who havs INT recienfly returned
from ~, flle Iosiniand. -.
= - = z i.s.i 1920. 49,
Mp am upS li.IfSf1E IORi1AN.s
= = Pe,i sfIPPER
T.i.: ovaain {. M q ana Mrs Allison.
Ia+,s5 y ri y, ~ maj 81 fhs
NJ. al 49, ~ ~ franois Gags
h ,s II s;;ss - 4. i, - i,acfSa
MR. AND MRs. GUY TIE GIVE
. 4 f3HNfylsS PARTY
Friday eTsninr : M. and ! Mrs.. CIV.
Tnffls I've & dsnei1e harfv Ri h0iloF
~ ss.;r- s5Ss n1ksff ~ lWaIcolm.
81 80 3sSf ", ,,,6cd {F3rn nolleS
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hsia 5rkk rsSent & ~ s. w. Nd 81 8
of ferns. a niiinfef f1fnished sweet
music. the nus Il hs beiie an .b,if
hiidsn from view III e cIufdh at coco
nut halns. PINK hihisbns Whs tie;
keynote 81 color. Bin eines 6fth many
very comb inieIft Srv ren1af The
home Afs IS veritf he tsfden, abiooin
with 81. joseph lilies. nink fladi6 III,
roses. sweet peas. Rioisfs f6reet-nae..
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tie receh 81 ion 81 = aif RiisSfs So Ma
r. Isl ZhmWnif Kfs. mt b 81 81 not I,s
eis Who came ron .hafs Dsf Isnd hoTna'
to be Mere fdr this OCCASION. and By
Marston Campbell, Jr. who is just
home from t0lleEe Mrs. Guy GeTe,
and Mrs. Frank Blake poured tea,
.NsullC H1Ies IoH 14DA oH0 nE8, 81 NJ
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Russia il negotiating with American
rail manufacturers for 100. 600 tons Of
steel rails;
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MRS. FRANK ARMSTRONG;
AFTERNOON TEA.

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Frank Arm
strong gave a small tea in honor Of
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton, who has
been SO popular during her visit to
Honolulu. She left on Wednesday
after four months as the guest OF
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and tulie in pink should add to the
beauty OF the fAbie. A Quintet viii
furnish Hawaiian music during the
dinner hour; afterwards on the roof
garden for dancing. The dinner, one
of welcome to Gen. and Mrs. Evans. Is
also q farewell event for Mai and
Mrs. Russell. They leave next week
for the mainland. Although here but
a short time they have endeared
themselves to everyone with whom
they have come In contact. Their
hope is that some day they via be
sent back here to stay for at least q
year. As it is they have only just
unpacked their boxes and now they
must be packed again. Such Is the
life of those IN the service.
Maj. and Mrs, Russels guests for
tonight are Gen. and Mrs. Robert
evans, the guests of honor; Col. and
Mrs. Harris L. Roberts, Col and Mrs.
Alfred M. Hunter, Col. and Mrs. VIII
liam p. Kendall, Col and Mrs, James
B. Houston, Col. and Mrs. Frederick
p. Reynolds, Col. and Mrs. James n.
McRae. Maj. and Mrs. Michael j. Lem
Than, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Case Deer
ing, Capt. and Mrs. David Stone, Capt.
and Mrs. Jack Hayes. Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Mettler. Capt. and Mrs. Jas.
A. Gallogly, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss
Marie BaIlentyne, Miss Catherine
nenihan, Mai. William Weigel, Maj.
Matthew DE Laney. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Alfred L. lockwood and Lieut., Horns
by Evans. = i - -. Z IL. "
. - q. a. e.
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leading FIRM
OBSERVES 18th

The grocery firm or Henry MAY 4
Co. Ltd. will be closed all day Tues
day. July 4th. Get your orders In to-
day. Phone l2f1Adv.