oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-17

INSTALLATION OF O.F. ENCAMPMENT BY HIGH OFFICIAL INSTALLATION of the officers for the coming year was held at the meeting of the Encampment I. O. O. F. Friday evening. The work was performed by District Grand Patriarch John Crawford and his staff from the Santa Ana lodge. The following men took the oath of office: chief patriarch, Lewis Strutman; high priest, C. W. Hedges; sr. warden, Frank Machieb; recording scribe, H. A. Mang; financial scribe, E. B. Johnson; Jr. warren, Fred. Welsh; guide, J. L. Harris; first watch, Wm. Mang; second watch, H. W. Baxter; third watch, H. Patton; fourth watch, Fred. M. Lutschg; inside sentinel, Wm. P. Webb, Sr.; outside sentinel, C. J. Fay; first guard of the tent, Hans V. Cutiss; second guard of the tent, Frank Summons. After the installation all repaired to the banquet room where dainty refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. There were a number of visitors from the other lodges of the county. Shop Needs Wheel Chair Has anyone in Anaheim a wheel chair which they will donate to the Community Shop? There is a decided need for one, and if there is no one to donate a chair, will some one kindly lend one? An aged man, 81, has recently become paralyzed and except for the use of a wheel chair, he must remain in doors for the time. He resides with his son and family who give him good care, but are unable to purchase a chair. If there is someone who will donate the chair, for its use will be a great pleasure and benefit many times over, communicate with Mrs. John Price, phone 866—, who will cheerfully give any additional information requested. Dine With Dumkes A congenial Sunday dinner party was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess, Alberta Hess, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein and family and Mr. and Mrs. William Dumke, who enjoyed the noon meal together yesterday at the home of the Dumkees on North street. An afternoon of visiting and music followed the delicious dinner. LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS PROGRAM OF MUCH VALUE HE Presbyterian Missionary society page a social in connection with their regular monthly missionary meeting at the church parlor when Mrs. W. T. Wallop and her committee had charge of the excellent program. After the devotional hour, led by Rev. T. H. Walker, Miss Alice Grimshaw, Miss Elizabeth Walker and Mrs. W. J. Ross, accompanied by James Hamilton Evans, each sang a group of songs. Miss Gretchen Holland read a characteristic story of the Southern mountaineer girls. Some of the younger girls and boys recited a number of "Mother Goose" missionary rhymes and Mrs. Floyd Curtis gave a most graphic monologue bringing out the thought of what a larger place our social duties have in our lives than our church activities. A very pleasant social hour was spent during which ice cream and cake was served. There was a large number present and all spoke of the very pleasant as well as profitable time they had enjoyed. Mrs. Gertsch and her committee had charge of refreshments. Christian S. S. Picnic Christian Sunday school children, and their elders, too, are looking forward to Friday, as that is the day selected for the annual picnic to be held in Orange County Park. Autos will be at the church ready to leave at 8:30 and as the distance is less than half an hour away. HONOR FOR BIRTHDAY DINNER LOVELY or joyed yesteryear at the family entourage to honor the memory of their mother. The table was varigated colorfully with beautiful set of covers were Mrs. Lee Eichhorn, G. Goddard, of Mrs. C.I.Williams Morgan, recently now of Santa Ana Measrs.Dan am and Vera and Wilma honored guest. Delta Pi Miss Faye Keenight from Los Angeles had attended two fairs of her college in company with Cook, of Santa Ana Morgan, recently now of Santa Ana Pi dance Frieze home of Miss M on Saturday after Miss Margaret party given to same sorority. Great Please Mr Jason B., other year in his company of friends Arlington yesterday royal surprise, "Colonel" Root's ing into plumb. The motor park and Mrs. Chet H Mrs. Elwin Wo Mrs.Wm.H.Role repast, an Donate a chair, will some one kindly lend one? An aged man, 81, has recently become paralyzed and except for the use of a wheelchair, he must remain in doors at the time. He resides with his son and family who give him good care, but are unable to purchase a chair. If there is someone who will donate the chair, for its use will be a great pleasure and benefit many times over, communicate with Mrs. John Price, phone 866—who will cheerfully give any additional information requested. Chispa Goes Visiting Tonite There is a lot of flurrying about among Chispa chapter. O. E. S. members this evening as they will be guests of Hermosa chapter in Santa Ana, and it is whispered that a special program has been arranged. Chispa will exemplify the degree work and show the hostess lodge just why the visiting grand officers always speak so highly of the secret work done here. Hermosa Worthy Matron, Mrs. Kate Cornelius, is returning from a vacation passed on her El Toro ranch purposely to be present at the meeting, and a large attendance of members of both Santa Ana chapters is anticipated. S. S. Officers Elected Calvary Baptist Sunday school chose the following officers yesterday in a very interesting election following the school yesterday. The superintendent, H. H. Knox, was elected last week. Thomas Mock was made secretary, J. F. Jenkins, treasurer, Miss Merl Simon, organist, and R. J. Ohlund, chorister, will serve the coming year. Rev. W. F. Taylor, of Yuma, Arizona, preached at the morning and evening church service hour. Sunday Evening Party The home of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis, of Brea, was enlivened yesterday when several relatives and friends responded to invitation to evening dinner. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly and daughters, Elizabeth and Rose, Mrs McVeigh and daughter, Deborah, and the Davis family. An evening of music concluded a very happy occasion. Attend N. Carolina Picnic Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Ballou, their daughters, Fay and Floy, and Miss Nannie Gambel of San Diego, attended the North Carolina picnic in Sycamore Grove Saturday. In the evening they dined with Mr. and Mrs. James Ray, also North Carolinans. The address of the day was made by "Fighting Lab" Shuler, whose birthplace in Virginia was within a short distance of where Mrs. Ballou first saw the light of day. Christian S. S. Picnic Christian Sunday school children, and their elders, too, are looking forward to Friday, as that is the day selected for the annual picnic to be held in Orange County Park. Autos will be at the church ready to leave at 8:30 and as the distance is long and a picnic like this comes but once a year; it is requested that all be there promptly, as it would be a terrible thing to be left. There will be ways furnished for all to go. A cup and spoon will be needed as well as a basket luncheon, so go early, prepared to stay late for this is a big event. A meeting of the Sunday school workers will be held Tuesday (tomorrow) evening at 7:30, and a full attendance is desired. Makes Extended Visit Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Price and family drove to Long Beach yesterday, passing the afternoon with relatives. Miss Charlotte Price will remain several weeks with her grandmother there, returning in time for opening of school in the fall. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Great Pleasure Mr. Jason B. other year in his company of friend Arlington yesterday royal surprise, "Colonel" Rooting into plumbers The motor paired with Mrs. Chet H Mrs. Elwin Wood Mrs.Wm.H.Rable repast, an conversation and good wishes, she said "goodbye." Hotel Vale Guests at Hotel included: W Barbara; L.C.C.B Carter; Los A Hanford; M.Loc Jack Retlaw,L Danford,Los Am Fresno; A.L.B.S.S.Goldberg, wood M.Andrew Rogers,Long Bee Merry Feet The Merry F Mrs.Lloyd Corso noon at the hom M.Ward. Plain Dealer Attend N. Carolina Picnic Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Ballou, their daughters, Fay and Floy, and Miss Nannie Gambel of San Diego, attended the North Carolina picnic in Sxcamoro Grove Saturday. In the evening they dined with Mr. and Mrs. James Ray, also North Carolinans. The address of the day was made by "Fighting Job" Shuler, whose birthplace in Virginia was within a short distance of where Mrs. Ballou first saw the light of day. Full Attendance Asked All members are requested to be present at the meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary tomorrow evening. ANNOUNCE LOWER CHEVROLET PRICES Effective July 15, the Frank-P. Taggart Company is announcing new lower prices on the Chevrolet for which the firm is representative in Orange county. In giving out information regarding reduction, Taggert states that the price of the Chevrolet at the factory remains the same, but that cheaper freight rates have made possible the saving. It has always been the policy of the firm to give the car purchaser the benefit of every saving possible, and as a result when lower freight rates were effective, the cuts were immediately passed out down the line. Mr. Taggert states that there are few products that increase in quality and decrease in price, yet that is the existing condition with the Chevrolet. This car in addition to possessing many additional refinements and comforts is today selling at a price much less than two years ago. HIGH SPEED BICYCLE Depressing two pedals acutuates a sprocket wheel carried behind the rear wheel instead of below the frame of a new bicycle for which high speed is claimed. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, 'ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA' PAGE HONOR MOTHER ON BIRTHDAY WITH DINNER PARTY LOVELY dinner party was enjoyed yesterday at the home of Mrs. Emma O'Rourke, 323 E. Alberta street when the children of the family entertained with a dinner to honor the birthday anniversary of their mother. The table was very prettily set in varigated colors of flowers. Mrs. O'Rourke was presented with (a beautiful) set of silver. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elicholtz, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Goddard, of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Wilson of San Bernardino; Messrs. Dan and Bert and Misses Vera and Wilma O'Rourke, and the honored guest, Mrs. O'Rourke. Delta Pi Social Events Miss Faye Kern returned Saturday night from Los Angeles, where she had attended two very nice social affairs of her college sorority, Delta Pi. In company with her uncle, Dale Cook, of Santa Ana, and Mr. Leon Morgan, recently from Wyoming, but now of Santa Ana, she enjoyed a Delta Pi dance Friday evening at the home of Miss Marian Campbell, and on Saturday afternoon was the guest of Miss Margaret Upton at a card party given to the members of the same sorority. Great Pleasure on Birthday Mr. Jason B. Root rounded out another year in his span of life and to make the event more impressive, a company of friends drove over from Arlington yesterday to give him a royal surprise. This they did and "Colonel" Root's eyes are just getting into plumb today. The motor party consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Chet H. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Woodward, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Root, After an enjoyable repast, an afternoon of happy City Briefs Mrs. Dan McKinley of Fullerton is a new patient at the local sanitarium. Mrs. Robert Williams and daughter, Miss Jessie, and Miss Faye Frances Lancaster, of Los Angeles, started Saturday on the California Limited for Kentucky. They will pass three months with Mr. Williams' mother and father and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Losey and their house guest, Delmar Branch, of Redlands, were Long Beach visitors yesterday, attending Loew's theatre in the evening. The Misses Lombard and Lydia Davis and Walter Loeschar and Leon Blank passed Sunday in Balboa. Miss Grewcoe has returned from a several days' visit with her parents, in Olinda. H. A. Donahue, of San Bernardino, was in Anaheim yesterday the guest of Mrs. N. J. Kuhlman and his wife, Mrs. Donahue, who is passing some time with her mother. O. B. Baxter, of the local police force, has returned from his vacation. Marcus Andrade, patrolman, has gone on his vacation. F. Stuckley was fined $5 before Judge Brown Saturday afternoon on the charge of cutting, the button. Messrs Ray Slining and "Billie" Utter spent the week-end camping at Mt. Baldy. Sunday was very pleasantly spent by hiking to the "Divide" Ontario Peak and up to the snow limit of "Baldy". After dinner, they hiked back to the car station at San Antonio Canyon and then started off for home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beswick of Santa Ana were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus spent the week-end at Anaheim Landing. Mrs. Lee Leep, Mr., and Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Owens spent yesterday at Long Beach and motored to Signal Hill. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Durfee and son and Mrs. Bonnat and children were week-end visitors at San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack and daughter, Coy and Mrs. A. C. Housley and daughter Nell and Miss Thelma Smith motored to Huntington Beach yesterday. ald accompanied by friends from Los Angeles and Santa Ana camped on the sand at Balboa. Elmer Clabaugh, Elmer Berdrow, Harry Clabaugh, and Charley Bustamente left early yesterday morning for northern points of interest. They plan to be gone about three weeks. The motor party, of which Mrs. Alberta Andrews is a member, writes from Berkeley of their delightful outing, having but recently left Yosemite park, and mentioned visits in San Francisco, Oakland and other cities as having been in the itinerary. Miss Alice Pannier is absent from her duties at the Johnston-Wickett clinic for two weeks enjoying a vacation period. In company with Mrs. Ernest Bloch and Miss Elsa Bloch, she will leave Wednesday for Catalina to enjoy an outing. They will be joined Saturday by several other Anaheim young ladies for a week. Mrs. Nora Crowley and family left Friday to make their future home in Garden Grove. They have made many friends in Anaheim who will regret their departure, which was made because of Mr. Marlon Crowleys connection with a Huntington Beach oil company. Mrs. J. M. McDuell and two children Robert and Joseph have gone to Los Angeles to pass a week with Mrs. McDuell's sister, Mrs. J. A. McCahill. Charles Boege, of the First National bank, started today...o...a...two weeks' vacation trip. Misses Wilhelmina Zitzman and Myrtle Owen, of the First National bank, write from Yosemite that they are enjoying a fine vacation. Miss Irene Barnes and Jack Pierce of Azusa were Anaheim visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W.E.McCann and Mrs.Wilson were among the Anaheimers at Newport yesterday. Mrs.H.Humphries,of Ontario was the guest of friends one day the past week.Rev.Humphries acted as supply pastor for the Christian church several Sundays before the permanent pastor's arrival. Mr,and Mrs.Clarence Van Horn and little son were Los Angeles visitors over the week-end,with the parents of both Mr.,and Mrs.Van Horn. H.C.Ruick resumed his duties with the Standard Oll Co.as electrician after a two weeks vacation. Miss Esther Macarrary was a Los Angeles visitors yesterday. Mrs.Fred Marsh spent Saturday in Los Angeles. ``` Great Pleasure on Birthday Mr. Jason B. Root rounded out another year in his span of life and to make the event more impressive, a company of friends drove over from Arlington yesterday to give him a royal surprise. This they did and "Colonel" Root's eyes are just getting into plumb today. The motor party consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Chet H. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Woodard and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Root. After an enjoyable repast, an afternoon of happy conversation and congratulations and good wishes, the guests reluctantly said "goodbye." Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: W. M. Drrennon, Santa Barbara; L. C. Curtis, San Diego; W. B. Carter, Los Angeles; E. P. King, Hanford; M. Legan, Los Angeles; Jack Retlaw, Long Beach; Q. B. Danford, Los Angeles; L. W. Shane, Fresno; A. L. Barney, Santa Maria; S. S. Goldberg, San Francisco; Linwood M. Andrews, Santa Maria; B. Rogers, Long Beach. Merry Few Tomorrow The Merry Few will meet With Mrs. Lloyd Corser tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Welcome M. Ward. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus spent the week-end at Anaheim Landing. Mrs. Lee Leep, Mr. and Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Owens spent yesterday at Long Beach and motored to Signal Hill. Mr. and Mrs M. E. Durfee and son and Mrs. Bonnat and children were week-end visitors at San Diego. Mr. and Mrs U. S. Amack and daughter, Coy and Mrs A. C. Housley and daughter Nell and Miss Thelma Smith motored to Huntington Beach yesterday. Miss Rose Wagner left today for Balboa where she will spend the week with her aunt and grandmother, Mrs. Oliver Thayer and Mrs. Wm. Wagner, Sr. Mr. and Mrs A. E Clark and son Albert, Mr. and Mrs H. Rise of Riverside and Mr. and Mrs Harold Sweetwood motored to Long Beach for their Sunday outing. Mr. and Mrs L. Goble had as their guests of a recent day, Mr. and Mrs W. H. Spake of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs Henry Heying, Mr. and Mrs Wm.. J Lake and Mr. and Mrs C.D Harrison and son formed a merry party who went motoring to Balboa yesterday. The many friends of Miss Murle Gossett will be sorry to hear of an infected eye which kept her at home today from her duties at the First National Bank. Mrs. J.H. Clabaugh is entertaining her grandson, Jimmie Clabaugh, of Watts for the week. Mr. and Mrs Fergus and son Don-Mary Millerick Fast Center St. Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward yestoday. Mr. and Mrs E.E.Brus spent the week-end at Anaheim Landing. Mrs. Lee Leep, Mr. and Mrs.Deen and Mrs.Owens spent yesterday at Long Beach and motored to Signal Hill. Mr. and Mrs M.E.Durfee and son and Mrs.Bonnat and children were week-end visitors at San Diego. Mr. and Mrs U.S.Amack and daughter, Coy and Mrs A.C.Housley and daughter Nell and Miss Thelma Smith motored to Huntington Beach yesterday. Miss Rose Wagner left today for Balboa where she will spend the week with her aunt and grandmother, Mrs.Oliver Thayer and Mrs.Wm.Wagner,Sr. Mr. and Mrs.A.EClarkandsonAlbert,M.randMrs.H.RiseofRiversideandMrs.HaroldSweetwoodmotoredtoLongBeachfortheirSundayouting. Mr.andMrs.L.GoblebhadasheguestsofarecentdayMr,andMrsW.H.SpakeofPasadena. Mr和MrsHenryHeying.Mr和MrsWm.J.LakeandMr和MrsC.D.HarrisonandsonformedamerrypartywhowentmotoringtoBalboa yesterday. ThemanyfriendsOfMissMurleGossettwillbere sorrytohearofaninfectedeyewhichkeptherathometodayfromherdutiesattheFirstNationalBank. Mrs.J.H.ClabaughisentertainingshergrandsonJimmieClabaughofWattsfortheweek. Mr和Mrs.FergusandsonDon-MaryMillerickisenjoyingavacationfromherdutiesatthe MARY MILLERICK East Center St. sure in announcing our opening July 18th, hoping every wond vicinity will honor us with a visit. After much considour city for the future and permanent home of The Mary like the cosmopolitan air we find here. And our motto will be—"Every Customer that will carry the smartest and Frocks, Sport Togs, and est prices. OPENING SHOW featuring EARLY FALLS For our opening special we will show a line of the most Voiles and Carry Ratines s $7.75 $9.75 Charming styles with pretty color effects, every dress in siderable more than this sale price. One glance at them vinced of this. In hosts of charming innovations, some gi flares. MARY MILLERICK SHOP OPEN TUES. A visit to the new Mary Millerick Shop, 220 East Center street, is one of especial pleasure, both for the graciousness of the proprietress and of Madam Mary Louise, and for the stock of smart wearing apparel for women. Tomorrow being the opening day, a showing of special value has been arranged in both dress and tub materials. Charming style and pretty color effects in a host of innovations are a treat to the feminine eye. Exclusive coats and sport togs are also featured. Miss Millerick, with the experience gained as buyer for Myer Selgel, Los Angeles, is using her knowledge to the advantage of local women. Many already know Madam Louise and her original ideas incorporated into "something pretty for the head," and she is meeting old friends and making new ones with the assurance that her stock will be quite as exclusive as the one she carries in Santa Ana. All the ladies and misses of the community will enjoy a visit to the pretty new Mary Millerick Shop and the opening day will be particularly interesting. Fullerton high school and will leave in several days for northern points, visiting at Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo. Miss Alta Chritton spent the week-end at Anaheim Landing with the Camp Fire Girls. Mr. and Mrs. D. J Donnelly and daughters, Rose and Elizabeth and Mr. John Mahn returned last evening from a several days outing at Little and Big Bear lakes. Paul Queen of Los Angeles is the guest for the weeek of his cousins, Misses Alta and Alma Chritton. C. C. Randall and children visited relatives at Newport yesterday afternoon. Margaret and Arthur Winney, children of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Winney of Los Angeles were week-end guests at the A. V. Winney home. CHINESE PIGS The natives of China are estimated to raise 100,000,000 pigs a year. G. & L. LEASE G. & L. LEASE, July 17. (Spl.)—Milton Varner and his mother, Kenneth and Calvin started Tuesday for Oregon, going to motor through and camp as they go. They will make Fillmore, Ventura-co, the first day and expect to meet friends there who will make the trip with the Varner's. They expect to be gone two months or more. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield spent the week-end with Mrs. Mayfield's sister, Mrs. I. H. Bearden of Whittier and the Beardens came home with them. They will entertain them for a few days. Mrs. A. G. Grainger returned home Saturday after spending a few days with her daughter in Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore and Mr. and Mrs. McBride of Brea Capyon motored to Balboa for a swim and general good time Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lemley and children were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Culps in Placentia one day this week. Mrs. Outhouse is entertaining her daughter, husband and children from Coalinga for a few days and they may be permanent as they have been transferred down here from another lease. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Varner of Anaheim were here on the lease Sunday morning for a while. Mrs. Warren Bradford and girl friend, Mrs. Ferrel and little Maxine, Mrs. A. G. Grainger Mrs. Archie Grainger and children motored to Seal Beach Thursday and spent the afternoon in the surf. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards and children have started on a two weeks camping trip. Mrs. Frank McElhaney is rejoicing over the arrival of a nephew born on her birthday and the only boy in the family. He arrived last Tuesday and is doing fine. Mrs. Michael Godfrey and children of Brea were calling on Mrs. John Popel Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope toried to Chino Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard former resident of this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Lemley and children motored to Riverside-co to sell their crop as they have a ranch down there. Paul Queen of Los Angeles is the guest for the weeek of his cousins, Misses Alta and Alma Chritton. C. C. Randall and children visited relatives at Newport yesterday afternoon. Margaret and Arthur Winney, children of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Winney of Los Angeles were week-end guests at the A. V. Winney home. CHINESE PIGS The natives of China are estimated to raise 100,000,000 pigs a year. WATCH CHILDREN'S EYES Neglect often means serious defects in vision, education and health. Our examination will tell. 179 W. Center St. DR W.R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALIF. Mrs. Frank McElhaney is rejoicing over the arrival of a nephew born on her birthday and the only boy in the family. He arrived last Tuesday and is doing fine. Mrs. Michael Godfrey and children of Brea were calling on Mrs. John Pope Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope torced to Chino Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard former resident of this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Lemley and children motored to Riverside-co to sell their crop as they have a ranch down there. Mr. and Mrs. Knox Sellers and daughter, Mabel, and Miss Lois McEhlaney pleicked at the Santa Ana river Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan of Brest Mr. and Mrs. Frank McEhlaney of this lease spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ida Stone entertained Mr. Stone's brother and family of Yorba Linda Sunday with dinner. Miss Rachel Brawley has just returned from Oakland where she was sent as a delegate for the Christian Endeavor of the Christian church at Brea. Mr. Howard Smith and Miss Josephine McKaughn motored to Long Beach and spent the day Sunday. Mrs. Glen Updike of Fullerton and her little daughter, spent the weekend at her mother's, Mrs. Greg Shith on this lease. WRIST WATCH GLOVE In the back of a new glove for women is an opening through which a wrist watch can be seen. RICK SHOP Anaheim RICK SHOP Anaheim Every Customer that Enters Our Shop Must Go Away Pleased." We are the smartest and most exclusive line of Coats, Suits, Gowns, Street Sport Togs, and Millinery for women and misses at the very low- NG SPECIALS featuring FALL MODELS by a line of the most remarkable values in Imported Tissues, French and Carry Ratines specially priced at $9.75 $14.75 ects, every dress in this group was originally intended to sell for conOne glance at them and one feel of their fabric and you will be connovations, some girlishly simple, others vivicacious with frills and