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Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-12-28
Burned To Death

Wednesday morning the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Halliday,
about three miles east of Aroya
was destroyed by fire. caused
from the explosion of a can OF
oil that was setting near the
stove. Mrs. Halliday and her
children were in the house at the
time and the explosion of the
oil saturated their clothing with
the fluid. The six year old
daughter died almost instantly
from her burns. Mr.. Halliday
was in the yard Rt the time and
when he heard the noise ran to
the house only to find the enter
rior enveloped ih flames. He
grabbed his lifNs girl from the
burning room and Nook her to a
place of safety otly 70 find that
she was dead. He then went to
the assistance of his wife only to
find that she too was severely
burned, he Immediately rushed
her to the hospital in Hugo for
medical aid, but her burns were
of such a nature that she too
passed away early this morning.
U. .dertaker, A. H. Brentlinger
of this city was called to prepare
the bodies for Their final rest.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-12-28

A Manzanola man chewed
about twenty-five cents worth Of
tobacco a week, decided to try
the tobacco cure recently. In
two weeks he ate SIS worth Of
cure; and during the next week
he ate ten cents worth of gum,
five cents worth of candy, pea
nuts, cough drops, the rubber
erasers from fourteen pencils and
chewed a dozen penholder ends.
He is now chewing again for the
sake of economy.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-12-28

Mrs. L. w. Wells came down
from her home at Boulder the
latter part of last week and is
spending several days here on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Don
Corliss.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-12-28
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J. +. Mousel and .on ~
ate dinner with Fry's on SUM-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L,,
spent spent Christmas with the En-
family. -'~a
The Mouldenhaurs and n,
mans dined with the Ellio.. ~
Christmas.
The John Driscoll family sh,,,
their Christmas turkey vi,h a'. !
J. L. Mousel family.
The Christmas program h,
was we'll attended and his;, +;
praised by a large crowd.
The Joseph Dwyer f.,s
entertained the H. L. B,,'
family on Christmas day.
Mrs Douglass is spending
vacation in Denver. wh;la NJ
Shy Is with home folks st i,
Wells.
The Merle Sparks family 4,
Mrs. Mary E. Frye of Che,.,,
Wells. spent Christmas II r
0. B. Fry home.
A number of friends cha,iuI
ed the newly weds, Harry 1,
Minnie on Friday evening. o..
of the best times of the se,,o,
reported.
The Geo. Patterson fan,
were at home Christmas DIV
the Tom Dwyer family, NJ
AIline Patterson; J. P. H,AJ
John Pauls: C. W. Etter q,
family and Mrs. Angeline Rui
and daughter Pearl.
The next meeting of the Its|
ary society will take place Fddl|
evening January 18th. At u
school house. Miss Sadie Mou
will give the current topics; AnI
Ekh"ff " h give a paper on Il
Hawaiian Islands. Mrs Fry l
talk on ireland. its past and ps|
sent and Mr.. Mousel has bes|
asked by the president to lsa 1
practical discussion about N
prevalence of tuberculosis amoa|
cattle.
A Wedding of much interest
the people of this communip|
took place. Wedne+das, Drcembd|
2Olh. at Burlington, when Mr.
Minnie Ekhoff of First View NJ
united in marriage to Mr. Hu9
Skog Larson. Miss Ekhof "
bride and eldest daughter Of u
and Mrs. John Ekhoff was grsdt
ated from high school at Dumb.
Nebraska and is now teachings
the Liberty Ridge school tWsH
miles south of here, Mr. W
sons parents Mr.. and Mrs' ""
Skog live at Mount Pearl, C~
RADIO having moved in this eoat
try about twelve years ago. ~
bride wore a sapphire blue e'S
ton crepe gown d'aped in Vu
georgette and silver lace, = =
maid of honor Bertha bSaI. ~
sister of the bride and 8 pr y
school Sophomore was dressee. !.
a tan crepe de chine dress ~.
med in green. and the e'o \
wore a dark gray suit. l0e~ ",
ciating Clergyman the Kew. ", l.
lev, pastor of the First Metnoas =.
church of Burlington useu ~. -
double ring ceremony r.. m
groom brought his bride 70 ~ ~
nished home in First view N~.. VI
the people of the vicinity !, ~, ~
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-12-28

Phil Kohl and wife of Wayne.
Nebr., arrived the first of the
week to look after their land
interests here.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
Iarfen. SIben menes opitaaet fra

ERarfen. SIoen menes opituaet fra
Sforltenen.
@eile 2Ooe Mai. Sgaor g.
t~crmibbags neobr9note Tropriet9r
Glireb Seniens @ienOum, Sptoft'
ccarb / Sto,lbp 9p. IIe 8pgnin.
gcrne meo llnotageIie al &oitaloen
ucobrGnote til 8%runoe1t, og al 8o'
italOen brGnote Eaget. &reatiirer'
ne reoOeoeS, meoenS % Suin inoa.
biGrote. Ilt Snoboet br9note.
&c isnSeriaSfc Slrstsnapne. Seo
Sop al 150c gpril 1921 blep oct bl.
II beItemt at %un0tagne fra De
Cl99tSnapre, Der fan antages peo
Sprigbeo8beois, er SlegtSnapne, Der
,ttteligt ttlfpmmer andre oanlte ltn-
beriaatter, Ger er feote / Be ianOer.
iroIfe 2anbsoele % efter lite Sltli
1905 bar erbuerpet banif SnOfsos-
ret, ioriaaoiot Seofonme1lOe eler
renneS SGrge peo en- til Suititsmi-
niiteriet inoen lite Suli 1922 tnbgi.
ben ifriftliJ Inmeloelie bar forbe.
holot Hapnet. ga Sriiten for Sor.
tebolo iaaIeoes nblsber lite Salt
iaar, benleoer SSliititsminiiteriet Sp.
nlerfiombeOen paa 9eItemmellen
FAINT paa, at Sorbebolb ifal ife paa
Zen / Winiiteriets 9efienoteisrelic
al tOoe Mai 1921 mgipne Maaoe.
st NIT MurS / ajsbenbaun. &is.
Denbaun 250e Wtai. s Seleola10s'
caoen fanbt man igaar BEN 52.aarige
Su~Sbolberife Nnna Inoerien mrpr.
oct ueo en- GGffe &nipItif. Sun
bapoe nplig arpet ca. 10000 4ronei
"a eroel pGroifuloe Wsbler efter
diosoe Sraiifbttprer 3iemann, /
bpis 9eiligbeb bun MI boe0e iamncn
meo fin 80 aar eamle Ior, iom er
iaa Ipag, at bum life fan oplpie no.
get al Geroi for Yolitiet. Seo Oh
tuftionen er oct gobtgiort, at Der
or %tilfeiet oen mprbeoe 81 &niuitie
/ SopeO, Sails % 9rpit, % &aabe'
ret bar ianoIpnligois paret en al.
m,noelig &uip ener Golf. Der err
roIopet Ell gelsnning. for Splpsrin.
ger, iom fsrer til Worberens SAD
gribeIie. @fosoe fsrte ct tiIbage.
trltffet 2ip.
&irfeflpffer til Saberslep. Sosne.
firferne | Sa~oersleu, "Sor Srle" og
SaoerSleo &irfe, baboe fer Srigen
ipp &loffer, al bpilfe De, iom Selge
al BEN tpife &egierings geitemmelier,
maatte afgipe De fem. Se tilbagep9-
renoe par falife, iloelgoenoe &loffer,
bporior "Iationalfonoet til auifaf.
fclie al 9irfefloffer. til Ssnoeripl-
LAMB" beItemte, at ale ipo &loffer
ifltloe itsbes fra ny og bore iamItem'
re, bpab Der life par SiliGlbet meo De
gamle. iSaberslep blioer berefter BEN
eneite 9p / Smmarf, maaife | bele
ariitenbeoen, iom bar iamitente Sir
fefloffer. Gen fatolife Strife maatte
ogiaa afgipe ell al fine &lofter. Gen
iaar MI Ell ny, iom ianmlen meb Sps
itertloffen %barmouerer nle0 De eprige
3lotfer. De s &lotfer er M iiel'
&c "Noroi." ferbigitebtc paa De
Scbmitbife Stsberier / Ialborg, %
oe er ialbt no, iom ma penteoe oct,
Get ~aalboraife &lotfeiteberi bar III
itpbt oper 40 aloffer I'll SsnoeriDl.
lanb. OF bette Irbeibc bar paft iaa
nlcgen Spmertiombcb, at Der begpt'
Der al inolebe 9eitiQingcr ira llo.
lanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
Npt Sanif &rah.

Npt Sanif 8rad. Sra Sieben.
hahn meObeIes 22be Iai. Sanif
SoopIIprefompauis Tegnifab er
igaar offentliggiort, ~leOiaget al Ell
@rflUring fra 9eitpreIlen, boori ben
ljsr Iftiouprerue befieubt meo, of
SeIifabet bar bapt itore Cab, iaale.
hes at man MI itaar operfor Salget
meIlem at lifpiOere eler for.
iage paa Ell DENOMINATION. Oct
freingaar al Hegnifabet at ca. 91a
0fiaion Ser. al ben 10 0tia. Ser. ito.
re Iftiefapital n tabt. Otter ino-
qaaetbe Sorbunolinger bar gcitp.
relien MI faaet Siliagu ON Stet.
tc ira Selifabets @anfforbinoelicr,
2~anommOsbanfen og Trioatbanfclt.
% er bermeo bleoet lat iitunb til paa
cen nGr foreItaaeltoe @eneralfor-
iamling at fremIG9ge ct SoriIag til
Determination. 0ette gaar ito paa
en- Neoifrioning al SEN Jantle Iftte.
fapital til 2 Wtiu. Ser. og iamtiOig
lloiteoelie al Ereferanecaftier til ct
@elpb al s Din. &r.
SbSsfalS. apotbefer S. Gbriiten.
ZEN, Snoebaperen al Srsnsbsi Ipo.
tbef er afgaaet peb Ssoen, 81 Iar
al. Gen Ifosoe Ger / ma1rJe Iar
bar gpotbefcrItprer / garoe. bar en-
itriq Sfafipiner. Eli 9rgnsbei foru
ban / 1908.
Gen gamle Seteran Sans
Sbomie1, SlutGs Iarf peo Ssnoer.
borg, Ser peo @ienforeninssfeiteu
paa Spbbsl operrafte aongen Der
ganle Smnebrogsflag, icm 8orgeu
fpsieoe, er 20be Nai afgaaet peo
Sfben.
= Sbb. Director for 9artbboipo-
lefasier / Seile Seren Satien /
Saae er afgaaet oeb Seoen SO
Tar 81. San par en- al @gnens
reIt mniete I9no og babe bart en-
lang Eeffe Sinibsbperp. Seo bans
SGo crlnores set life minoit, boil.
fen m9ati9 Stette ban par for fit
SosrS 8efclfning m,oer &riser /
1864. San oor oefcreret meo
GamebrogSforiet os 6ortieniture.
oalien / SSIp.
Stenen, Ser fun Sreie is otter
&inSen. Sra Gbriitimsfelo fripes
til "Wtooersmaalet", OF ser tGt peo
Stensfro itaar en- Sten, iom meo.
teller, at ser MI or en- Dill iii So.
fersleu. Sette er oog / o. for iis
life noget Werfopr0igt /; men be.
tragtes Sterten neiere, ooodger man,
at Sn0ifriften er al gammel Sato,
CO ba Staren tiImeo forefommer Ell
befienot. timber man, at Den paa
SagiioGr me0 init Sfrift giper Sp-
lpsuing ON, bpor martge &ilome-
ter Ger er til 9ltona. Stenen piier
iig at ppre BEN iamme, ser, iaa IGlr.
&c Ri fan buife, bar Itoaet iom $50.
&ilometeriteu fra Iltona. 5 i'm
SiO er 0en gamle bunife Iilelteu
b.epen benpttet al Spiferne iom Sri.
lometerlten. Gen oanife Suoifritt
blep Sa penbt ON moo @rsiten OF
forioarligt opernlalet. 0a Sinben
M igien bl9ler noroira, bar STE.
men - ligeiom oa oen i i'm SiS iloa
ON / Spo - giort Ell bolp Smorei.
ring o. piier MI igicn lin oanifc
Spiuoelic. Get paa itaaeS. ar ser
osiaa ifal iinbeS @euneifer, JON bar
ia1une @me.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27

itigenoe hos @efolfningen % ben bill
cfter oft of BONNIE bli ell goo Stette
for 9%eiolfnin9en / Sremtibcu.
Nuf en libaaS. &iebenbapn Site
Wtat. Ser gaar neppe nogen Sag
lloen maj bcrcr ON 9ritfuloe Wforo /
Snnmarf. Gen iibite Silbragclie al
benne grt bar iluloet Steo / Nalborg.
Gn If IarS @iit bupoe lioit 2sroag
Splge biem fra Sfolen meb Ell 10
glars 8i9e, Tom ban gift / alaSie iont'
men meO. Saa Sienueien Hog 8irt'
ten pliloielig Bigen / Sopeoet nneo en-
Stof. Slaget bar iaa uoloiomt, at
Sen lille Gige iiprteoe til Sorben, OF
maatte bringes til Soipitalet. Ser
er bum igaur afgaaet peb Seben al
DC &pGitelier, ionl blcp t~ilfsiet benoe.
Hcparatipn AT Imalienbors. ct
al Sinansliopaget nebiat llnoeruo'
tolg bar beiet Inlalienborg Slot for
1t u~noeripge, / bpor bsi @raO Slot-
TT trGneer til Separation. Wan
tliaa belle &ongens @oIig paa gma'
lienborg o. fanot iGrlig at Giooer'
iolen / Gbriiten ben Sttenbes FalG
tor / ell frpgtelig So%rfatning, ioet
Sen ileppe bar pGret unoerfaItet NE
Iteration / De iioIte so Iar. Sg.
iaa Spparmningsipitenret bar langt'
ira tiosiparenoe, ibet Spparmnir"
qen / StsrIteoelen al Saleet uofere5
reo Sielp al &affelopne meo be be-
fjenOte LANCE, branbfarlige Hor /
&urrioorer % eiennem Sfiaerltm.
Gn Ggpluiiunsbrano. Saoersleu
19bc Mai. 5 @ftermibbag opitoo
Ser ifelge "Seimoal" Slb Die og
Sarpefompaniets 2offabrif / Sd'
hersIep. Sloen opitob peo en- Or
rloiion og ct gieblif efter llo8
TIammerne beit / Seiret. @n fp9'
lenoe Hss breoer Jig M oper Den
reitlige Gel al 8pen. Sfisnt 9l9'
fen er iterf, er Ser antageliJ life
SSare for andre Spgninger, ga 6a'
brifen lager for Jig ielp. - (Serte'
rc): @eo 2:30-SiOen / @ftermio.
oeg bar Sloen %begrGniet, men en-
iror Gel al Sabrifen bar ba br9not.
Gfaoen anilaaes til 100000 &roner.
Grploiionen ifete peo, at Ell gebol'
Ger flso oper.
Tcn iioite fra Sfauie II. Bal
Overwhelming al Toitas iiItent Sillg
/ SierritsIep err en- gammel Seteran,
Miels Ssebolm / Selteborg, bleuen
cptaget iom gGresmeolem al 69It'
Observation-Disclosures for Noro'
iyaano. Sorleben inbfanbt 6 al DC.
I.preliens Weolemmer Jig hos Niels
Segbolm. Neo en- lioen Sale opef.
ldfte Sormanoen ct mutt 0tplom,
iom en- aalborgeniiif &unitnaler 1ar
tegnet, % iom meooeler @6gbolmS
llon9pnelIe til sGreSmeblem. Der
e'ter bilite mar paa ben gamlc BE-
terail peb ct @laS Bin og ~paSiiareoc
Gil Sib meo bam. Niels Segbolm
er Den iibite al Seteranerre ira orb
fl.Sfanie III.
Sraube. Tingfisbing 20oe gtai.
8 Sormiooas opitob Der Slo / Stlle'
buffet iii Gbr. 6aliigs @aaro pad
&olbbierg Warf oeb &ingficbing.
Sloen breote iie til DC sprige SGli-
Ger. % belle 8aaroeu ncbbrGtote
2ebct al fort Sib. Ilt Snoboet
brenbte. &reatirerne par paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
Den n%orif.lutherife Kirfe
romfunbet bolSer lit Ggtramsoc
Minncnpulis, Winn.
Sirsbaa Gftcrmiooaa.

p,rb 8aitor 9. g. Sborfpeen.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27

Saarlig Mape. IS mango Nar
bapoe ieg p9ret plaget meo oaarlis
Mape og Sorbsielie," ifriper Srll
gllma Schlettner / 8anias Gitp,
no, men iiben ieg bar brugt Or.
8eters aurifp, er ieg raft % inno."
Sette giennem Sioerne prppeoe Urte-
pr9parat iremmer @fionbringen al
Wapeiaiten, bielper til at optage
I9rins al SsOen % bar Ell pelgles
renoe SnbfIpoelie paa a%ffsrinasor.
aanerre % oerpeb gier oct til ct no
merfet 9Gaemibbel moo ale SlagS
Wouelioelier. Sffe til at faa pan
9lpptcfer. Sfrip I'll Sr. Feter 6nbr.
men & Cons 60, 2501 @aibington
9lpb., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27

Tenae til Iprgs ienbcs iiffcrt og
biQiot aiennem Sobe e. 60, $40 2no
s(pe., g., Iinneapolis. = Ipertiie.
nlent.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-11-16
DON'T WASTE

The war Is over, but sensible people
continue to economic.
When your shoes are properly re-
soled at TAMBLYN'S SHOE SHOP,
we actually rebuild them into their
original shapeliness, comfort, beauty
and add months of extra wear.
Better materials and superior work
manship at lower prices than the or
binary "slap-bang" shoe repair shop
make our service remarkable.
No repair job too difficult for our
experts-24 hour service. 30
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-11-16
Have You Paid
Your Account?

Fall is here again, and all
accounts are due. In order
to extend credit and keep
up stocks it is necessary to
get outstanding accounts
collected in, and while you
may think your account
does not amount to much,
a couple of hundred of such
means a wholelot ~ofmoney.
Kindly bear this in mind
and each one do their share
toward keeping their credit
in the best of shape.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-11-16
r UPT u r E
EXPERT HER E
SEELEY, FAMOUS IN THIS SPECI.
ATTY, CALLED TO HURON

F. II. Seeley, Of Chicago and Phila-
delphia, the noted truss expert. will
personally be at the Marvin Hughitt
Hotel, and will remain in Huron this
Tuesday only, November 81. Mr.. See
ley says: THE Spermatic Shield will
not only retain any case of rupture
perfectly, but contracts the opening
In 10 days on the average case. This
result effected during the day-ths
repair continues OF itself throughout
the night during sleep while all strain
is removed. Being a vast advance
ment over all former methods-ex-
employing instantaneous effects i'm
mediately appreciate and withstand
ing any strain or position no matter
the size or location. Large Or difficult
cases, or m~cissiOnal ruptures follow
ing operations) specially solicited.
This instrument received the only
award in England and in Spain, pro-
ducing results without surgery, in
jections, medical treatments or pre-
scriptionS. Warning-AH cases
should be cautioned against the use of
any elastic Or web truss with under
straps, as same rest where the lump Is
and not where the opening Is, prOduc.
Ing complications necessitating surgf-
cal operations. Mr.. Seeley has docu-
ments from the United States Govern
ment, Washington, ID. c., for inspec-
ton. He will be glad to demonstrate,
without charge or fit them If desired.
Business demands prevent stopping at
any other place in this section.
r. S.-Eyery statement I'm this notice
has been verified before the Federal
and State COurts.-F. ii. Seeley.
Home Office, 1T n. Dearborn St., Chi
cago.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-11-16
Notice to Holders Of Liberty Bonds

Notice to Holders Of Liberty Bonds
A recent notice issued by the United
States Treasury states that AZ per
cent Victory notes which bear the dis
tinguishing letters A, B. G. d, e, or r
prefixed to their serial numbers, are
called for payment on December 18th,
1922.
For further information regarding
these bonds, apply at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
MILLER, 8. OAK.
U. 8. Dep0sitary
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Silk Frocks, SIS &.$19.75

A very attractive collection of Easter
frocks, priced so reasonably that mother
could have no objection-plenty of charm
ing styles in crisp taffeta-with dainty
frillings, peatings, touches of colored
braid, and bright ribbons-eacl, distin-
cuished by sweet simplicity so becoming
to girls from to l6. A quaint little basque
model with puRed sleeves, in brown taffeta
trimmed with braid is especially lovely.
Girls Section Fourth door
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Easter Favors

For every Easter affair-Place
Cards, Dainty Cups with Rab-
bits, for holding nuts, and Tiny
Easter Eggs-Table Runners,
Napkins, Snappers, Big Jack
Horner Pies-hlled with all
sorts of interesting things. If
YOU are planning an Easter
party, let US help you.
stationery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Dinner
Dance Veil

That has its own little original
way of adding piquaney. to the
dinner chapeaux-for it is more
than a veil, this charming affair
of black lace that wells ones
hat and then ends in two fasei-
mating streamers caught al
ones wrist and tied by black
ribbon bows and a lovely red
rosebud-&.5o.
A New Georgette Scarf-to
wear around your hat; many
lovely color combinations, =. :
Yelling Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Exceptional
Values In
2-Clasp Glaze
French KidGloves
Overseam style. $1.65
Pique sewn, $1.95

In such an important item
as gloves one is always glad
for the opportunity of saw
ing-so we feel sure that
many women will fill their
glove needs here tomorrow.
These are splendid gloves in
every way-Paris point and
three rows of embroidery, in
two-tone colorings add a
smart touch - shown in
mode, beaver, champagne,
black, white, tan, brown and
gray.
Glove Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Volnay's
Perfumes

Their sweet fragrance is quite
irresistible, and if you do not
know these lovely perfumes
may we suggest one of these
to make your own-Yapana,
$3.50, So, S., $s.z5-Ambre, S. and
S7.50-Rose Brumaire. S8.25-
Mousse Ambre. $9.50-Ambre
Indien, Slz.50-Chypre Ambre.
Slz.50-and Volnay Toilet
Water, A-the Face Powder.
$1.50.
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Newest Easter Footwear
Reveals Charming Styles for
Euery Woman and Euery Occasion

Reveals Charming Styles tOT
Euery Woman and Every Occasion
PATENT LEATHER PUMPS, in the graceful plain opera
styles-the and strapped modeand in that very
newest fashion, the sandal-and with Louis, baby Louis
or low fiat heels-$e to SIS pair
PATENT LEATHER AND GRAY SUEDE COMBINA-
TIONS in varied modes-w the Louis baby Louis
or fashionable low Spanish heels-$10 to $3.50 pair.
BLACK SATIN, in greater demand than everappears in
manv charming versonsopera pumps strapped and sandal
eects-ith varied style heels from which to choose 50 to
$12 pair.
vomen's Shoe Section
Evening star., 1922-04-07
De1ieately Colored
, Pajan@aas
The Ne,uest Thing

And they are becoming more
popular every day, and not
without reason you will say
when you see these very new
arrivals in the prettiest shades
Of pink, orchid, dandelion. blue.
apricot and white, too. All of
them the two-piece- kind. but
such a variety in the styling
there's the very tailored ones
that button to the neck. with
their prim frog fastenings-the
delightful ones, loose and comfy,
with bands of white for trim
ming-and the softest plisse
crepe pajamas. made with the
round gathered neck (peasant
Style, and the rather long loose
flowing coat-you must really
see them. however, to know how
lovely they are-and you will be
agreeably surprised at the low
prices
Evening star., 1922-04-07

The jaunty little Piping Rock" hat
seems to have taken first place, both in the
girls affection and her wardrobe. this sea-
son-and we find it here in so very many
clever combinations that we are sure
every girl will find just what she likes best
whether it is a natural color leghorn
with pipings in contrasting color-an all
. white one, or one of many colors combined
and the prices are indeed moderate
for so much smartness.
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Another Special
Radium Petticoats, SIS

Very lovely models in the
most charming colors-one
of which is sketchedi in a
bright lipstick red.
Others have pinked rufaes-
tailored hemstitched tucks-
and in this specially PRICED
collection you will also find
very, smart double to hip
Crepe de Chine Petticoats--
those of jersey, taffeta and
satin-in all the latest mod
els-and colors.
We emphasize. too, the new
STEPsIN BOOMERS, of S
much favor for spring and s.
Choose your Easter Petticoa
collection. Specially priced,
...x a.-A-. Nh1rA Aenr
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Headquarters for Boy Scout
Uniforms and Equipment
"A Gray and Black
Sports Oxford for
YOUNG WOMEN

lis quite the newest and
smartest thing for Spring. The
oxford itself of gray leather.
with back foxing. saddle strap
and long wing tip of black
calfskin, rubber heels and soles.
Same model in Smoked Horse.
Sizes ~ to e. Priced $3.50 pair.
Juvenile Shoe Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-04-07
RADIO
Receiving Sets
Separate Parts
Radio Section, Fourth door.
Picture
Taking
Time

Finds us with new stocks of
the best Kodaks and
Accessories.
Vest-pocket Autographic Ko-
daks, with single or R. R. lens,
$3.50 and S..
Vest-pocket Autographic Ko-
daks-a special fixed focus
model, with anostigmat III lens,
slz.
No. 1 Autographic Kodak Jr.,
focusing model, with RR. lens.
$I4.
No. &c Autographic Kodak.
Jr., with kodak anostigmat IL
lens. SO.
No. IA Autographic Kodaks,
with R.R. lens, SO; with anas-
tigmat lens, $A.
No. 3 Autographic Kodak,
with R. R. lens, SO.
No. 3A Autographic Kodak,
with R. R. lens, $3.50.
Folding Autographic Brownie
Kodaks, Nos. 2, "a and 3A, with
r. R lens, $ll to 81.
Box Brownies, 8 to S.
Kodaks and Cameras
REPAIRED
lin a thorough manner.
24hour service.
Developing and Printing
24-hour service.
Kodak Section. First 6oor.
Evening star., 1922-04-07

Toilet Goods Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-04-07
What Would Easter
Be Without
TOYS

This is just to tell you that the
Toy Store is brimfuf of the
loveliest Easter Rabbits, Chick
ems, Funny Ducks, BOOSTERS and
Eggs-that you ever saw. Tell
mother to bring you to see
them-so you can tell the
Easter Bunny what you want
him to bring you.
Toy Store, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Flapper Sticks
Match the F1apper Suit

Quite the smartcst accessory
of the season-shown here i'll
varied collection of both colors
and styles. in blue, purple. gray.
orchid, jade, bamboo, and one
rather bizarre wears white
owls head, that looks very, very
wise.
Priced 81 to SIS
, 1922-07-05

Y Midsummer Satin and Fall Felt'and Feather
You must see them. Prices right.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-11
ITS UP TO us

Predictions are being made that
with the coming OF spring we will
see western copper mines again 70.
opened. This Is only guess, how
ever.
\ Copper mines will operate when
demand for the red metal can take
care Of production and not until then.
AS n nation. we control this demand
ITO large extent. We are the great
est producers of copper and we shall
Ibe the greatest consumers OF copper.
The day has arrived when we should
consider building and construction
from the standpoint OF permanency,
Instead OF temporary "shacks" in
cities and towns, we should begin the
erection OF more structures which
will stand as monument TO this
period Of our country's history
Copper lends itself TO this class Of
construction. Copper In the home.
copper water cutters. copper down
spouts, copper screens, copper in of
ice buildings and more copper and
brass In automobile construction
would mean an early resumption Of
western copper mining on which to
large extent. depends our silver, zinc
lead and gold mining.
As western people. We should. all
take deeper interest in the prob
lens of our mining industry which
normally turns millions OF dollars
over to worlmen In wages