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Two- The Des Moines Register, Clear Lake Is Popular With Iowans Now Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holmes of Waterloo are spending a week in a cottage at Clear lake. Judge J. M.

Grimm and Mrs. Grimm of Cedar Rapids are spending the month of August in one of the Outing club cottages. Miss Dorothy Ann Flint and Miss Leta Thompson of Mount Vernon are spending a few days visiting in the Henry Volstad home. From Dubuque. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Harold Brandt of Dubuque are here for a few days' vacation. Mrs. Harry A.

Miner and daughters of What Cheer are located in a cottage on the south shore for 8 week. Ralph O. Mills and family Winterset are spending the week in a south shore cottage. In Outlet Park. Mr.

and Mrs. W. P. Matthieson of Waterloo are here for a week in a cottage near the south shore. G.

L. Kochelhoffer and family Waterloo are in Fredric Ann cottage for a two weeks' vacation. John McDowell and wife Waterloo are visiting with G. D. McDowell in Outlet Park.

From Ottumwa. Charles W. Johns and family of Ottumwa are here for a few days in a cottage on the south shore. The Misses Florence Burch, Jeanette Summy and Opal Thornburg of Pleasantville are located in a south shore cottage for a 10- day outing. Mr.

and 1 Mrs. S. J. Van Kuren and family of Cedar Rapids are spending the weekend in Davo Inn. Fairfield Vacationers.

Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fligg of Fairfield will spend the week in a cottage on the south shore.

Miss Jula Dearchs and party of 'Algona have a cottage on the north shore for the week. Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Giles and family of Des Moines will be here a north shore cottage for their. vacation. Near South Shore. Homer J. Young and family have come to Clear Lake from Garner to make this their future home.

Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Jensen and family of Des Moines are here for month.

D. C. Moore and party of Des Moines will spend the week here a cottage near the south shore. From Des Moines. Mr.

and Mrs. M. E. Anderson family of Des Moines will spend the week here in a cottage near the south shore. G.

B. Archer and family of Sidhave taken a south shore cottage for the month August. Mr. Mrs. B.

C. Way of Mason City expect to visit at the Archer cottage soon. C. W. Chapman and Charles A.

Kittrell of Waterloo will be here a week's vacation. Zarnow Studios Plan Series of Dance Recitals Sylvia and Paul Zarnow have issued invitations for a series of studio recitals closing the fifth summer session of the Zarnow duo dance studio. The first recital will be given Tuesday evening with the following group of pre-school children being featured. Diana Dickey, Emma Lou Sayers, Miriam Lovejoy, Marguerite Haggerty, Dolores Ann Witmer, Marjorie Burgum, Carol Zahl, Stanley Tunney Baldwin, Jimmy Witmer and Jackie Reid. Other dancers will be Barbara Ellen Colegrove, Betty Ann Berry, Rose Ann Smith, Madelyn Elaine Smith, Donna Jean Sayers, Florine Boudewyns, Norma Lee Carlan, Helen Berkemann, Maxine Sandberg, Phyllis Grant, Virginia June Dickey and Betty Brown.

Sylvia Zarnow will play accompaniments for the dances. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Allen and daughter, Barbara, 1533 Fourth have returned from a vacation at Mille Lacs lake in Minnesota.

Mrs. Charles A. Dewey, 8919 Grand is spending the weekend in Washington. Mrs. Hugh Harter and children Mary and Bob, returned Saturday night from a trip to South Bend, Ind.

Mrs. L. R. Gavin, 8604 Iola has as her house guest, Miss Ione Noble of Laurens. Mrs.

Max Shloss and daughter, Miss Marie Shloss, are expected to return from a vacation trip to Wisconsin. Coming Tuesday Younkers' Greatest Semi-Annual Rummage Sale! In the Basement A Mon a Tribune for Sunday, Aug. 7, 1932. Former Local Girl Weds B. and P.

W. Club to Meet Here Monday The August meeting of the Des Moines Business and Professional Women's club will take the form of a 6:45 p. m. dinner Monday at the Golf and Country club. The club officers will be in charge of the program.

During the dinner hour music will be furnished by the B. P. W. trio, composed of Evelyn Ash, Lil- lian Clemens and Fannie Scott. Business.

Following dinner there will be a short business meeting with reports of the regional conference at St. Paul in July given by Margaret Brick, Alice Boyer and Lorraine Simpson. A surprise feature has been arranged by Carrie M. Bell, program chairman. Frances Coates is arranging transportation and those desiring it should meet at the Kirkwood hotel.

Officers. Club officers include Belle Bolejack Blackman, president; Lorraine Simpson, vice president; Helen G. Irwin, second vice president; Edna Richardson, recording secretary; Trenna Smith Logue, corresponding secretary, and Mabel Leaverton, treasurer. Personals Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Weitz and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw and children, are expected to return this week from an outing at Evergreen, Colo. Hugh Murphy and John McCann of New York City, who have been visiting in Des Moines with Mr. Murphy's aunts, Miss Rose Plunkett and Mrs.

Charles Whalen, are spending the weekend in Knoxville at the Ed Caffery home. They were accompanied to Knoxville by Agnes Rose Whalen. They will return to Des Moines for another visit before returning to New York. Mrs. D.

L. Holt and daughter, Dolores, have left by motor for their home in San Jose, after ADVERTISEMENT. A former Des Moines girl, Miss Dorothy R. Baird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Clyde Baird now of Omaha, became the bride of Ralph C. Wellman, son of M. and Mrs. F.

A. Wellman of Omaha, July 30 in the Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev. E. C.

Fintel, 8 former Des Moines pastor, read. the service. The couple is now on wedding trip through the west and will return to live in Omaha. PHOTO BY HEYN visiting here with relatives. They Mrs.

Anna Murrow of 4636 Unistopped en route in Salt Lake versity ave. City. Junior Schlarb, who has spent Cecil Murrow, who has spent the last seven months in New York City, has returned and will spend the winter with his mother, ADVERTISEMENT. the last year in the east and south, has returned to Des Moines and is the guest of Gordon Buell of the Mirell apartments. ADVERTISEMENT.

THRU' THE SHOPS WITH SUE John The month of world You find late summer things Believe It Or Not the famous I. Miller shoes, sold by D'Arcy's are to sell for $10.50 from this day forth! Famous the world over for their style and workmanship, the shoes now priced at $10.50 sold formerly for $16.50 One new fall model is a slipper-oxford, having the smart high cut of the street shoe, and the daintiness of a pump. A combination of suede (suede is predominant in fall footwear, you know) and kid, it has a sidefront tie A second new shoe is a suede pump--and the sidefront accent is obtained by the introduction of a lick of lizard up the side of the vamp. These two models come in black or brown Toes are a shade rounder, but not snubby I. Miller prices are down (don't forget!) 8th and Walnut.

Returning From Vacations clever women phone 3-0327 for appointment at ROSE CAMPBELL'S BEAUTY SALON, 301 Des Moines Bldg. There they get facial and scalp treatments to soften skin and hair which have been dried by the sun and by swimming. Shop with Sue! It's a Different Story now! Her friends gossiped and stared at her rough, stained life seemed almost unbearable. she tried CHAMBERLAIN'S LOTION now these same hands which were discolored by cigarette and fruit stains and roughened by housework are as smooth and white as satin ribbon! beatify this treatment" 37 second today and "wonder recapture lost hand charm in 7 days your hands will be the object of your friends' envy. In 50c and $1 sizes at all good Drug and Department Stores.

New Shop Opens Merle and Vesta Baker, formerly of the Antiseptic Hair Shop, have opened Baker's Barber and Beauty Shoppe at 4717 University. They are now ready to give the same excellent service to their old and new patrons. Phone 5-1828 for appointment. Women Fair Visitors a permanent wave at Mrs. Hanlon's, 200 Frankel will keep your hair beautiful at least until New Year's.

Just one visit, but 3 prices: $5, $7.50 or $8.75. If you find it tunities for values spool of thread--or trouble with the Mrs. Volland In Hospital, In New York Mrs. R. H.

Volland of Iowa City, treasurer of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs, has undergone a serious operation in the New York Neurological hospital according to Dr. Volland. In a letter Dr. Volland stated that surgeons had operated on the spinal canal near the neck region for the infection. Recent reports are that Mrs.

Volland survived but it in a serious condition. Mrs. Volland was taken ill while on trip to Europe in company with a party sponsored by the National Business and Professional Women's clubs. She became ill on the outward bound voyage and on her arrival in Paris consulted physicians in the American hospital there. She again consulted physicians in Berlin and received no relief and took a steamer from Hamburg for New York.

There she was met by Dr. Volland July 28 and taken immediately to the hospital where the operation was performed last week. Personals Mrs. D. E.

Moon, 4318 University will return the first the week from a visit with her sister in Omaha. Dr. M. A. Royal left Saturday for Clear Lake where he will join his family for a week's outing.

Miss Harriet Macy, who is touring Europe this summer, has written friends from Rome, Italy, Mrs. D. J. McMurray and daughters, Cornelia and Emily, and nephew, Prouty Linn, have left on a motor trip to California where they will visit Mr. McMurray's parents.

Patricia Percival, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Percival, is visiting with friends in Arispe. Mrs. C.

B. Hextell and daugh- turned from an outing at Templar park, Spirit lake. Sadie Margaretta Bedford To Be Married Tuesday Warren White of Oakland to Be Bridegroom Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Bedford of Indianola announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sadie Margaretta, pictured above, to Warren White, son of Mrs. L. S. White of Oakland, Ia.

The date of the marriage, Aug. 12, was revealed on the bridge tallies at an informal supper and bridge party given at the Bedford home in Indianola Tuesday, July 26. Intimate Group. The ceremony will be performed by candlelight at 7 p. m.

in the presence of a group of relatives and intimate friends. The Rev. S. Grant Lewis of Harlan will officiate. Miss Uvern Bedford, sister of the bride, will be maid of honor and Miss Fern Nuzum of Des Moines will serve as bridesmaid.

Mrs. Karl Greenlee will play the nuptial music and Mr. Greenlee will be best man for Mr. White. To Simpson.

Miss Bedford is a graduate of Simpson college in Indianola where she was affiliated with Theta Upsilon sorority. For the Turn to the Magazine Are American girls immodest in their dress- or undress at the beach? You will find Emily Post's swer to this question in The Magazine section. You also will find a variety of features of interest to the whole family in this section. Turn to it now. last year she has been teaching in Oakland.

Mr. White is a graduate of Iowa State college at Ames where he was 8 member of Ausonia fraternity. After a motor trip through the east the couple will be at home in Oakland. Eleanor Middleton Has Slumber Party Miss Eleanor Middleton, 707 Bradway place, was hostess at a slumber party Friday night as courtesy for her cousin, Miss Edith Bridgeman of Jacksonville, who is visiting here. Other guests present were: Lou Neely Leona Guessford Betty Jane Day Marian Payne GLICKMAN'S Des Moines' Pioneer Furriers 313 Eighth St.

Our August Fur Sale Is Now In Progress Savings Are From 25 to 6 The most luxurious of furs are not expensive this season--especially now -in the August Sale. We invite you to come in and see our magnificent collection of garments. The largest in the state. A Remarkable Special Group Northern Seals--Fitch, Ermine and Krimmer Trim Silver Muskrats Dark Muskrats Combination Silver and Dark Muskrats Beige Lapin Other Special August Sale Prices Jap Weasel Coats $215 Hudson Seal Coats Genuine Krimmer Coats Ocelot Coats, Beaver and Fitch trim Alaska Logwood Seal Coats $250 Grey Broadtail Coats, Squirrel trim. Genuine Jap Mink Coats $295 Persian Lamb Coats, finest quality $395 A Small Jacquettes Deposit and Scarfs -will reserve your pur- All Jacquettes and Scarfs chase.

Coats will be stored drastically reduced durwithout charge until De- ing this August Sale of cember 1st. Furs. Your Old Furs Can Be Restyled to Any New Mode Presented Now at AUGUST PRICES Louis E. Hutto, 2608 Fortieth returned Wednesday night from attending the American Legion convention in Fort Dodge. Mrs.

E. Elliott and daughter, Margaret, of Eldora, will arrive today to visit a few days with Mra. H. Hartness, 3408 Cottage Grove ave. Mr.

and Mrs. F. J. Caporal of Harlan are weekend guests of Mrs. Arthur Arent, 702 Forty-fifth Street place.

J. Wayne Hill, has gone te California on a six weeks' business trip. Mrs. J. H.

Allen, Mrs. Helen Linderman and W. 0. Wise returned Wednesday from Spirit Lake where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Ed Narey.

Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Garst of Coon Rapids are in the city today to be with their son, Stephen, who is recovering from burns at Iowa Methodist hospital. Dr. R.

W. Noland, 5011 Hickman is recovering from An appendicitis operation at Iowa Methodist hospital, Mr. and Mrs. William Widdup and sons, William, and Jack, 5216 Harwood drive, are on a fishing trip in Michigan. Mrs.

L. J. Egbert and Miss Egbert of Kansas City are visiting at the home of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Louis E. Hutto, 2608 Fortieth st.

Mrs. Charles F. Howland and children, Betty and Jack, are home from a sojourn at Spirit lake. They will return to the lake Thursday, THRIFTY SERVICE THe I POUND Everything washed; flat work ironed. Pickedup, delivered.

Quick service. Dial 4-2111 millers ters, Lucile, and Dorothy, have re- LAUNDERERS DRYCLEANERS WOLF'S Our 1932 August Sale of Fur Coats Offers Quality at Every Price August is one of the most exciting in the shopping the new fall fashions creeping in steadily--and the at such reduced prices that they are irresistible. Runners Vanish For 20c They've Just Arrived at DIRECT TO YOU (509 at the UTICA- new fall 6th Ave.) with the Magic Elec- dresses for girls, and Mail 'em in. priced at just $1 These tric System! Horse Back Riding along beautiful country roads is possible for you all- and only 15 minutes from town! The Country Club Stables, owned by Ruth L. Kreis, have saddle horses for hire.

Riding lessons by appointment. Phone 4-56454. Drop Your Handkerchief with pride, if you are carrying one of the new Marie Antoinette prints which Anna Held is offering Norman Cassiday's: 50c. All the way from France, they come in the regular small size or the new big square for 25c, 69c. Be Beauty Wise know how to be beautiful and how to keep beautiful -Luzier's Special Formula Beauty Service is the correct way.

Let one of their trained representatives show you how. Call or write 321 Shops Bldg. Phone 4-7284. Margaret Foster's Shop intrigued me this week with a table of gifts at half price! I saw a stunning Amethyst Lamp, Photograph Portfolio. Leather Desk Set, some beautiful pewter and other delightful things! many, Kraft Bldg.

Alice's Beauty Shop Shampoo with Marcel or Finger Wave 50c. Permanents $3.50. At 425 Kraft Bldg. Phone 3-4403. Shop with Suel For Those of You who have been Settee for wanting the a Boyer's Gliding porch or terrace: now is your chance get one at several dollars saving.

These settees are four passenger, with backs adjustable to reclining position. The framework and seats are made wood, the runners of steel. Very durable, and now only $17.95. And you can save many other items such as Chairs," Settees, Bird Baths, Sundials--in fact practically everything for the garden and lawn. Visit the CENTURY LUMBER CO.

Garden Furniture and Playground Equipment display room, 713 Mulberry St. For a competent carpenter, call "Century" 4-4221. impossible to take advantage, discussed here, let me do it for a piece of porch furniture--and pleasure! Your Personal wash they 'are smart dark prints, high in Fashion's favor, come in polka dots, new Navy, rich reds and deep browns. The frocks are made along straight lines or with belted effects, as you desire. The sizes are for girls from 2 to 16.

New Frocks for Old Ones are inexpensive with Dainty Maid remodelling. Hemstitching; hose mending. 412 Kraft. At the Foot of Things this fall you will find all smart women are asking for suede. The autumn fashions in shoes are executed in this soft material with a trim of some contrasting skin.

AT YOUNKERS I found this style trend carried out beautifully in the well known St. Regis shoes. Des Moines women have been going to YOUNKERS to buy St. Regis shoes for more than 20 years, you know, and the new models will please them definitely again this season Priced at $8.50, two of the new models especially took my eye. The first is a step-in pump of suede with the tip-toe and quarter -heel done in lizard.

The flare of the halftongue (the little tongue is what gives this pump name of step-in) 18 also trimmed with lizard. The second shoe for same price is a suede oxford, the position of whose trim is the same A8 on the pump but which is carried out in alligator skin. The wide smooth grain of the alligator hide is very smart for this street shoe You may have either of these models in brown or black--and you'll undoubtedly want both. August Specials August Specials at the Marinello Guild Shop, 309 Shops include $6 work tickets for $4.50. All Facials half price.

Margaret Cox, manager. Phone 4-1211. You May Get it Any Noon! a country fried chicken dinner (luncheon to you) for 35c at THE SHOP'S FOUNTAIN ROOM. Bring to Willa and save permanents! evenings Equitable personally, of you. I'll relieve This Coupon Lucas' Beauty Shoppe on her beautiful Phone 4-0826.

Open by appointment. 402 Bldg. the opporshop for a you of the Shopper, SUE. If ever there was a time to own a quality fur coat for little money, it is now. For now, you have your choice of the most beautiful furs the 1932 market has to offer at amazingly low August sale prices.

The newest Paris models are longer, and fuller, with collars and sleeves that are more elaborate and luxurious. Besides, coats require many more peltries this year than they have in years. We Feature in the August Sale FUR COATS $88 You'll appreciate 1932 values and styles when see this splendid group at $88. Coats of rich lustrous black Northern Seal with beautiful fitch or ermine collar and cuffs, Pony coats, Muskrat coats, Lapin coats, Marmink coats--all are the very newest 1932 styles. Special at $88 in the August Sale.

And Splendid Fur Coats This Season at '58 Who ever heard of fur new styles selling at such coats at $58 are well pendable furs. Coats or with collars of contrasting too, and Lapin coats--now coats of first quality and low prices? And these made, newest styles, of deNorthern Seal in plain styles fur, Muskrat coats, only $58. Second Floor Buy On A Small Our Liberal Payment Monthly Any Fur WOLF'S Will Hold Payment UTISTA Coat Until Plan Wanted..