The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 8

SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1921V PAGE EIGHT XaXlib' Store Closes at 5:30, Saturday Included feVli5 NAME COMMITTEE ON HOHU ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS E. M. BROWNING HIGHLAND LASSIE WILL WED C. A RULE OF YUCAIPA: MAY DAY EXERCISES SUCCESS Saturday will see many new features for Kl Mothers of Small Boys and Girls Will Appreciate These Old Time Values in Children's Wear Saturday Sale of Children's -f 98 "Nu-Stile''GSDresses "Nu Stile" because each week, a splendid new lot are received at Harris' clever new styles in attractive little gingham frocks for misses of 7 to 14.

Among them are middy styles, in blue, long waisted and sash effects some with bright touches of hand embroidery some are self trimmed, or with pique trimming. A very special lot of smart gingham frocks at $1.98. Children's Lonsdale Jean MIDDIES $2.50 With FUverclhU Collars Red or blue collars, reversible regulation style set in pockets. Splendid at $2.50. Saturday will be a Great Day for Boys WHISTLES FREE TO SMALL BOYS at Harris' Saturday They are for little brother only the big boys do not share this time.

Boys of six or under who come to Aisle Four at Harris Saturday will get a whistle free. Wash Suits forqjQ or Boys of 2 to Splendid little suits of Devonshire cloth, Beach cloth, Linene, eta Little Lord Fauntelroy and Oliver Twist styles. Boys' Middy Wash Suits Good sturdy materials, fast colors. little suits that are splendid values at $3.75. Boys' "Beanies" or Jazz 29c, 39c Made of bright colored felt surely your boy will want one of these caps.

'Seal Pax' Athletic Unionsuits for Boys $1 Underwear just like dad's or big brothers cool and comfortable for summer days. Double seat for double wear. Buttons to fasten on outer garments. Sizes 4 to 6. Sturdy Play Suits i for Romping Splendid warm weather togs saves mother much washing and the youngsters can romp to theft hearts content "Koveralls" and Over 'em Alls in blue denim or khaki, trimmed in bright red.

Some have short sleeves and low neck. Beautiful Organdy Frocks $1 1.95 Clever little models, ruffled, and frilled, and tucked. Many of them modeled after the most exclusive frocks for mother or big sisters. Colors: Orchid, rose, apricot, sky, pink, Copen, maize or white. A particularly attractive lot, $11.95.

Others priced from $3.50 to $19.50. "With Prospect of Forming Association in Victor-vile; to Build Camp Btsff Corresponatnce) VTCTORYTLLB May ia. Chamber of Cmxnmrr Lad" Ks regular meeting Monday night lu the bonk building. The qoeeiion of home building was dtocnssed and committee appointed to tiilwivW the citizens a to the jrcKped of form! ng an association lor the. purpose and report later.

A pare of land lying near the county bridge between the railroad tracks and the rirrr was finally decided on aa a camp ground and its construction -will not be delayed any longer. Benefit dance will be given in Forest Park; in June for thia purpose. E. R. armointed chairman of this committee.

A road committee, I irtth C. A. Vandever, chairman, was appointed to -work to secure travel- era to go through Yietorvine. Henry Denfchaus and F. C.

Westphal and L. L. Nolton -were admitted into the, membership and the meeting adjourn- ed to meet next month when the reg-i ular semi-annual election of officers will tak place. Word was received here this week that Mrs. Rena Van Slyck passed way Monday night at Santa Cruz.

I Mrs. Van Slyck was well known here, having visited her sisters, the Mes-j ieks quite often. Her daughter, Mrs. George Alexander, went to school here and graduated from the Victor Valley Union high school, while her son Pyron Van Slyck, also is one of the town's grown-up boys. Remains will be cremated and the ashes shipped to Alaska, where she had spent a great deal of her Hie.

The community extends sympathy to the bereaved mother and 6isters and to the son and daughter. 1 A. H. Sheehan left for Los Angeles on Wednesday to be gone for several days. I Mrs.

B. F. Ergenbright, who underwent an operation in San Bernardino, retnrnedf home Saturday Heeling much better. Allan Stratchan of Los Angeles, is here this week visiting his mother and sister. J.

R. Page, the butcher at the Victor Valley market, cut his thumb to the bone on Monday, while dressing some meat. He went to Elsinore for a few days, Mr. Pierce of San Bernardino relieving him. Mrs.

A. C. Lester spent Monday in Pomona on a business trip. William Howie and Jack Rush left Wednesday for Gold Mountains to be gone 10 days. Sermon topic next Sunday night In the Methodist church will be "Good Citizenship in Victorville." Invitation is given to all to Itev.

A. L. Williams of the Colored M. E. Church left for San Diego Wednesday to attend the district confer ence.

REDLANDS BIRTHS PEPPERS Born at the Redlands Heights Sanitarium, May llt 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Peppers, a daughter, Geraldine Pauline.

AXWORTHY Born in Redlands, May 12, 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Axworthy, a son, Don Wesley. Mrs.

W. J. Norwood and daughter Miss Asenrth attended the Mothers' and Daughters' banquet given last evening at the San Bernardino T. W. A.

Hospitality Center. Polish your car, furniture with Great American, Auto Wonder, All dealers. Adv. Call 67. Boehm's moves Trunks.

Travel By ave Katrr-'ramitcy $1.49 1 Formerly Priced at $3 and $3.50 Old Time Values in Women's Canvas Sport Oxfords Pr. With russet leather trimming military heel smart footwear, low priced. Women's White Canvas Sport Shoes Pr. High canvas shoes that present very unusual values at $1.95. Women's Canvas Pumps and Oxfords $1.59 Pr.

Very substantial reduotions to close out several lines of white shoes. Men's White Canvas Oxfords. Pr. Rinex sole bal style an especially low price for quick action. Men's Canvas Sroes or Oxfords $2 Pr.

Leather soles there's a real saving in every pair of these at $2.00. Women's 14-Inch Moun- tain Boots $4.50 Pr. In tan only standard welt Splendid for mountain wear. Green Stamps 1 Corner tops in B3 B3 1X3 3 3 D3 D3 53 53 E3 B3 staff GorrpomaBe) HIGHLAND, May 13. Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Browning announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their second daughter, Ethel May, to Chester Arthur Rule of Yucaipa. The wedding will be soVemniaed ca Sunday afternoon. May 29.

at 4 o'clock at the family home. This will take to a home elsewhere another charming Highland lassie, and while a horl of friends will be loth to have her leave this locality she will take with her a wealth of good wishes for her future happiness. Miss Ethel was a member of last year's graduating class in the Redlands High School. Gaining all the available knowledge on dietetics that came within her reach in domestic science, she further specialized in this subject in the Red Cross work and during the past year has been employed as a dietician in the Redlands Hospital. She possesses a sweet and charming personality, the qualities so necessary in a successful home maker.

The fortunate young man is the son of Ml. and Mrs. J. W. Rule of Oklahoma, but for some time has has made his home with his uncle and aunt, Mr.

aud Mrs. E. E. Chinn of Yucaipa. He has acquired the profession of a farmer and has an important position in carrying on this work in the Yucaipa district, where the young people will make their borne.

When he offered his services to his country in the great world war he was not accepted, owing to the fact that he had extensive crops in and Uncle Sam considered his services more necessary in the fields than at the front. Mr. Rule and Miss Browning met in the church work of the Christian Church of Redlands, and the acquaintance soon developed into a romance that has progressed and will culminate with the marriage service. May Day exercises given this afternoon by all grades of the Highland School were witnessed by a large number of people and unanimously pronounced a grand success. The work of every grade was splendidly G3 B3 G3 E3 KJ E3 B3 B3 B3 given and reflected much credit upon the teachers.

There were songs, drills, plays, dances, folk songs. Maypole dances and athletic drills and each received its share of applause. C3 At the Churches Methodist Episcipal West Pacific Avenue, Rev. G. J.

Benedict, pastor. ea B3 D3 E3 E3 D3 D3 53 B3 S3 B3 s- S3 S3 B3 23 S3 E3 23 D3 3 C3 S3 E3 53 03 23 G3 3 D3 33 D3 23 D3 23 D3 23 KJ 23 03 23 23 KJ E3 23 D3 23 frfl 23 C3 C3 23 da Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. M. H.

Evans, chorister; I. R. Patterson, superintendent Classes for all ages. The pastor will preach at 11 clock; theme, Christ" Junior League at 2:30 o'clock. Harriet Bobo, leader.

At 7:30 an evening service; subject, "Judas Acknowledges His Sin." Congregational Palm Avenue, Rev. Charles H. Davis, Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11:10 a.

m. hy the pastor; subject, 'Strengthening the Church." Junior Christian Endeavor at 11:30 a. m. Intermediate and Senior Endeavor at 7 p. followed by the evening service at 7:45.

Rev. Davis will begin a series of sermons on "The Seven Ages of Man." The first on Sunday evening will be on "Infancy the First Baby." This will be mothers' night and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. Highland Flings James Patterson is in receipt of a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Patterson (nee Helen Geib) telling of their safe arrival in Oakland after a very enjoyable trip north.

Miss Marion Randall, who has completed her year's school work at the University of California, has stopped in Paso Robles for a short visit and will arrive home next Monday. Motor Stage "TP 0 nme: UNION STAGE DEPOT Firth and Los Angeles Los Angeles, Calif. Motor Stage" Children's Jersey Sport Coats $4.95 In tan, brown, blue, navy and Kelly. Smart Tuxedo styles, with pockets, belt and pleats in back. For girls from 8 to 14 Special $4.95.

A Wonder Sale of Men's Shirts at tKe Annex B3 1 DC SI Kfl 2S1 HI 23 Kl 63 23 EG 23 iii is E3 )E la tru D3 25 571 id CO 2f K1 23 Woven Madras and Russian Cord Shirts Third and Streets Beautiful shirts "way, "way underpriced for "Old Time Bargain Days" at Harris' Bargain Annex. 1 Splendid materials, full cut and well made shirts that are selling now for half their former worth and even less than half. y. Splendid Percale Dress Shirts 95c Stop and think for just a moment how long it has been since you've been able to buy a good percale shirt in neat striped patterns, for only 95c i iniimmimmiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiii Men's Mercerized Lisle Socks Are Half Their Former Prices Motor. stages give the most frequent service.

Cars leave every half hour to Los Angeles, El Monte, Puente, Po-. mona, Ontario, San Bernardino and Redlands. Ride on the Big Yellow-motor stages and eliminate delays! Summer Shoes Women's Cotton Hose Are Specially Priced 25c Pr In black, white or tan. Thrifty women will find splendid savings in Hosiery at the Annex, i Infants or Children's Fancy Top Socks 39c Mostly in white with pretty plaid and some in darker colors. Children's Splendid Lisle Stockings Pr.

Surely these are old time values better stockings than you would imagine possible at only 210 pair. 30-in. Japanese Crepe all Colors, yard. 35-in. French Voiles Are Very Special at.

39c Yd. In dark or light patterns small, medium or large figures. Old time values at 39c yard. lVMVwwwuv OLD TIME BARGAIN DAYS AT HARRIS' TROMEE'S HOE Sava TORE Money 521 Third Street 25c Buy hosiery for men at Harris' Bargain Annex the savings are decidedly worth while during these Old Time Bargain Days. Til rfrihh I (hwi It I OLD TIME BARGAIN DAYS AT HARRIS' We Give S.

H. HEHBHBHBHBHSHSHSHEHSHSHBHBHBHS SAN BERNARDINO DEPOT 608 Wet Third Street Phones 1567 and 1181 Travel By Stationery Office Supplies WHOT-ESALE AND RETAIL BARNUM FLAGG CO. 442 Third Street Phon 571 JOHN SUVERKRUP 236 St. Oregon Pine, Redwood, Lumber, Shingles, Shakes, Lath, Sash and Doors, Lime, Cement, HARDWARE SUPPLIES 8an Bernardino Hardware Co. 429-431 Third Strwt FARMERS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK Wilmot T.

Smith Pridnt Established 1881 I 10-A.