The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 5

ani.Ill II THE SEDALIA nEMOCRAT. FKIDAV, JULY I92R FIVE Your Clothes Moth proofed Free At your request we will mothproof with LARVEX any woolen garment sent us to be cleaned and pressed. In addition we will upon request, return your garment in one of our Dust Proof bags. Ladies Plain and Fancy Dresses Suits and Coats Suits and Overcoats CLEANED PRESSED SI.00 Felt Hats Cleaned and Blocked 75c Straw Hats Cleaned and Blocked 75c Panama Hats Cleaned and Blocked. Dorn-Cloney Laundry Co.

CLEA YERS Main 201 East Third Phone 126 Good to Your AND io A NX STEPS TO SUCCESS aiu raadily furnished for you if belong to our building and loan association, paying in regularly for as many, or as few, shares as you think you can afford. On your liaid-in shares you can always hor row in case of need, or you can start building a home at once, and we will finance it for you. Farm and Home Saving's and Loan Association Van Wagner Son iC7 W. 3rd. Agents Sedalia t' A real medicino man, on or off the screen, is NMpo Strongliean, an Indian who plays the lole of a Yakima medicine man in support of Rod La Roque, in an Alan Hale production coming to the Sedalia theatre for Sunday.

Strongheart is a college graduate and because of his knowledge of Indian habits and customs, he was chosen to take charge of the technical features of the big Indian scenes that distinguish from start to finish. Yakima ancestors were real medicine men and he fell heir to many of the odd prescriptions in the red pharmacopia. ill other words, Nipo Strongheart is one of own physicians. During the filming of scenes of the picture on the Russian River in Sonoma county, California, I.a Rocque accidentally slashed his leg with a hunting knife. The wound hle(i pro- fiisely and much alarm was felt about the outcome.

When heart heard of the trouble, he smiled and disappeared in the thick timber, emerging some minutes later with a bundle of green herbs and elm bark. He made a compound of the two and api)lied it to the wound. Presto! Within a few minutes thereafter, Rocque, to the astoni.shment of the niorried company, was abole to walk and resume Yvork! An attending physician who was hastily summoned by Director Hale, drove from Guerneville, a distance of several miles, arrived too late. He was warm in his praise of Strong- heart's simple medicinal preparation and frankly admitted that it was responsible for saving La Rocque from serious complications. is an excellent picture of Indian and college life and affords La Rocque with ample Shop Saturday For ynin holiday needs.

Store Closed All Day Monday in observance of the Independence Dav. Shop Saturday For your holiday Store Closed All Day Monday in observance of the Independence Day. MANY EXCELLENT HOLIDAY BUYING OPPORTUNITIES ARE AWAITING YOU IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF OUR STORE. Specially assembled for this pre-holiday that are suited to every possible holiday need from gaily striped Sport Dress to the dainty affair nice enougn for an informal party. In 3 specially priced groups.

Sfl.90 9 with William Boyd wonder star of ''The Volga Boatman FRAMED! Persecuted by His Jealous Superior He is Sent to the Ladle Train to Face Certain Death! Came the Girl, Human Story Bristling with Laughs. A Wonder Picture All Will Heartily Enjoy. (Chapter No. 9) Pathe News Washable Tub Fabrics Crepes and Prints of values to $19.50 15 Crepes Georgettes Smart Dots Dresses of Value to $29.50 25 Lovely Georgettes, Fine Quality Crepes, Smart Combinations will include our better quality dresses with actual values to $39.50. and Saturday 25c Evening 35c Children 10c Summer Suits for Men and Young Men Suits that look right and feel right even on the hottest days.

Tailored of cool fabrics in distinctive patterns. Enjoy the holidays in one of these cool snappy suits. Fine All Wool Tropic9l Worsted at $22.50 and $25 OTHER SUMMER SUITS Genuine Lorraine Seersuckers $11.50 Genuine Palm Beaches $15.00 Fine Quality Mohairs $19.50 $22.50 and $25.00 Kuppenheimer Tropical Worsted $35.00 Ayrshire Poplins $35.00 lunilie.s for rfiectivo work. Lillian ivich is feaiiireil as leaiiing woman. 'i'yroiie Power.

Robeit F.deson and Jean Arker are featured. The tiire iier.sonally supervised by Ik and is to be one, I of tlie and dramatic of the eurrent screen i season. I Your coming to the the Sedaliti theatre commencing Wednesday is a striking comedy drama with a appeal. It is a Lniversal-Jewel, and co-stars Virginia Valli and Pat Its leading characters are a husband tind wife wliose petty quarrels finally lead them to the divorce court. From it social service bureau the husband a wife, while his divorced wife becomes entangled with a fortune hunter.

The production is filled with good comedy and many lavish settings. In the cast are Helen Lee Worthington, Nat Carr, Albert den. Yoiir was directed bv Svond Gade has lost its piYze boulder, a massive stone weighing approximately 15 ions. The stono was dislodged during the making of picturization of Zane story, which arrives at the Sedalia on Monday. An important sequence finds Ro -1 bert Frazer and Shirley Mason, with only a deformed Yaqui servant, hid- STRAW HATS All braids and shapes, plain and fancy $2, $3.50, $4.00 to $6.00 The famous Red Rock Canyon of California, which is said to be the nearest replica of the Grand Canyon CL 111! I SPECIAL! GOOD LOOKING OXFORDS $3.95 FOR MEN A value! Well made, thoroughly solid all leither construction.

In popular light tan cilfskin with the latest 5 emi-baIIoon toe. Sam in black calf. Similar Style for Boys, $2.95 Youths', $2.45 Hot Weather Special! Men's Sandals, $2.95 Made brown elk, d. comfortable. Stitchdtwn leaD 'ubber bet 1 i an A clearance of surplus stocks in our Bargain Basement.

Shoes for every member of the family at worth-while savings. Co me down tomorrow and get your share of the sa vings. Low Shoes SPECIALLY PRICED A good assortment of slippers in the styles that youngsters want and at prices to please the parent. Xew blond calf, light tans, patent, contrasting applitpies. For little boys, girls and Misses.

Prices Range $1.45, $1.75, $1.95, $2.45 to size) Summer Footwear at Great Savings A dandy I- vricm of styles in fim 'Yanted mateiiah- ami colors, Xcw pumps, vePY tics. zTvcr strap effeits in most uiy kind wain. Ligc.r tans, tdcnd, patent, black kid. lie hr kid. mtins.

Three Special Groups $2.95, S3.45, S3.95 QUINN BROS. BARGAIN BASEMENT 206 So. Ohio Meats for Summer Days AT THE HOME MEAT MARKET Tender juicy cuts of meat from The Home Meat Market, at the Market House require much cooking. 4nd our tasty selection of well seasoned sausages are excellent for outings. Some Saturday specials: Choice Home Killed 17c, 35c Ltib 12k 10c Sliced Bacon, 35c Swifts Premium Bacon, lb Hamburger, lb ILZC Brookfield Butter, lb Phone W.

H. Nave Sons of I'o- Open until noon Monday. Shirts Xrckbands and collar aitacbed imported Fnglish Broadcloth. plain colors and fancy stripes. $1.85 Fancy Sox the new wanted colors and patterns.

50c 75c $1 Flannel Pants Whites, Grays and Tans in solid or stripes $3.50 to $7.50 Underwear A special value in athletic iinicu suits at 75c 3 for $2 Swimmers For men. women and boys, all ne'vv- est colors. 65c to $5 den behind the boulder. Attacking bandits, led by William Powell, as Landree, their leader, are about to ascend the bill and capture them. There no way out until finds a way to dislodge the boulder and send it crashing down hill, kill ing some of the bandits and driving the rest away.

The particular sequence is one of the most thrilling ever filmed for a Zane Grey story. Neil Hamilton is the fourth featured player, with a fine supporting cast headed by George Rigas and Frank Lackteen. George B. Seitz and Lucien Hubbard, who teamed on Vanishing as director and supervising editor, again functioned in this picture. I numerous specialties will be given.

L. H. Hodges clerk in the production department at the local accompanied by his wife left this, morning on a few days vacation to' Detroit, Mich. K. C- Spatts, motor car maintainer with headquarters in this ci'y left this morning for Nevada on a brief business visit for the company.

H. H. Kueck, blacksmith helper at the roundhouse, is laying off for several days on a vacation. Franklin Creagan, Edward Con nor and Damon Hieronymus returned today from a fishing trip in the Ozarks region. i Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Mock of 1205 i South Kentucky avenue left Friday morning for St. Louis to spend the F'ourth with their son.

W. W. Mock and Mrs. Mock. Bank Notice The bank.s of Sedalia will not be open for business Monday, July 5th this being a legal holiday.

Sedalia Clearing House W. H. Powell, Pres. Chas. C.

Evans, GIRLS WERE SENTENCED TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL PERSONALS William Morgan Englund will leave and Leonard tonight for a Emma Woody and Goldie Jackson. charged with being delinquent children, were sent to the state in dustrial school for girls at Chillicothe this morning for a period of A dollar or two a week will buy your Jewelry and Clothing needs. tw'o vacation in Chicago and i three years by Judge Dinmiitt Hoff- RAILROAD NEWS The Missouri Pacific will operate a special train of ten cars for Reeves first great western tour en route from Birmingham, to Los Angeles and San Francisco and re turn, leaving Kansas City at 11:30 a. m. July 5.

The Missouri Pacific will operate two sections to train Xo. 12, July 6, on account of movement of Alexander lours to the rniversity of Cali fornia Missouri Pacific Notes The Missouri Pacific Booster reg iilar Saturday night dance will be held at their country club tomorrow night, starting at 9 The public i.s cordially to attend. The on Monday night will celebrate the Fourth of July celebra tion with a big dance at the club and 9 tcmidkt take yiKLOK-LAX the Great Lakes region. man, sitting as juvenile judge. 6EDALU lothieri MISSOURI in Last Times Tonight STRAND Florence Vidor Gir! of Si-ooiin' Wild OUR ONLY DESIRE Our only desire in conducting a funeral service is to comply per- pectly with the wishes of the patron and serve them in the most satisfying manner.

Our every facility for the conduct of a fitting service is at their disposal. in Bros, Funeral Chapel Esttbliihed 1880 Ttars of Evergrowing Service' LADY ASSISTANT Superior Ambulance Service 'Ctddlac Equipment.