Fayetteville Daily Democrat from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 1

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 192t FATRJTETILLE DEMOCRAT, ROYAL THEATRE Sharp-Shiri MiB Audrey Iris Sharp, daughter Ed Sharp at this was married recently at Krmno, California, to Ak-n Redmond fihira of Knno, ac- ALL STRAWS Luncheon for Mrs. Howe Mrs. J. T. Browcr was hostess today at hipb noon at a birthday luncheon given in compliment to Mrs.

Karncit Howe of Chicago. Covers were placed for twelve, guests being Social and Personal jcDrdinK iiiformatiun rwi-ivtid here the lindiV father and tlhcr n-la-I lives. Hiss Sharp left Kuyettevjlk-two years at'O. A flipping from tlu." Mrs. Howe, Charles Wooten of Helina, Mrs.

W. 11. Cravens, Mrs. Chatles Adams of Tulsa, Mrs. Charles Appleby, Mr.

Ashton Fresno ICi-puMican foltowa: A very pretty wedding took place at (la- Kirst Christian Church last Wwl-' m-nclay evening when Mi-s Audrey Iris WEDNESDAY HAUIiY CAREY in IlKAltT 11' His latest western thriller Century Corned) FIRE HUGH THURSDAY Win. FARM CM in RIDERS OF THE 1'LRl'LE SAGE Zane Grays, greatest story. Charlie Chaplin Comedy THE COUNT Irs. Bruce Holcomb, Miss Gertrude rawford, Mrs. J- C.

Futrall, Mrs. lies Wood of Kansas and Mi-s Mary ou Havies. Robert Hams formerly of this now at HALF PRICE See Window Displays 1 in of rVelleviUc, and Alen Self-reverence, wIMcrrowU-dsi-, mlf-tCin Vou Qucntion for the I glum uf th.i city were Pay, umUil in iiuirriafre, iti'v. n. r- mipsiioh perforniiBif tin- itrcmony.

ans. I'erhnps the inofi "0 Pi place, now of Newport where iic is connected with the Mercantile Company, in Fayettcville ts spend his vacation with his parents, erta 1'r by Misb Elsie Key al the control, thrfe alone lead life to sovereign power. Yet not for power (power of herself Would come uncall'd Jul), hut to live by law, acconipaniet and Mrs. Walter Harris, wmic that can he put to a person today is, "Can you think 1" The test of individual efficiency ami usefulness to wiety center in a maii'is ability to use iiis mind. Emerson never erected a more arresting dunjrrr flicnM than whi-n he extlaimerl: "Bewan- here Mr Harri will put his spare Aftinp thi law we live by without time to good account, having enrolled this morning in the University of organ, the muiic aniiniK mn Mendelssohn Weddine; March.

The bride wore a beautiful white satin dress with an all-over drape of liaiid-eiubroidercfi luce, the veil of white net being arranged with a nrealh of orange blossoms. The bouquet was a shower of Killarnty This includes every Split. Sennit, Leghorn, Bankok and genuine Panama hat wc have in the house-you know our straw hat values and their quality-select now while sizes and styles arc in good assortments. And btenuse Tight is nKht, to follow when the irreat Cod lets toui-e a think Mas cotton judging short course. E.

Maddock has requested the er on the planet." If we could only harness the mental power of America todav we could solve tho Democrat to state thut he and Mrs. Maddock are nut contemplating an rosea. Mrs. T. J.

Miller, as matron Were wisdom in the siom of CJUCIKC." i TennyKiin Not by honor, attended her lister problems of the world, jhbIs to prejudice and class interest, wore a gowi of Henna Cantan crepe HOTEL ARRIVALS The following are registered at the Washington Hotel: W. L. Lanhon and John 11. Sisler, St. 'xiiiis; J.

C. Sparrs, A. L. Parker and E. B.

Matthews. Little Rock; Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

Bute, licggs, Okla; C. W. Denison, Tex; L. E. Prall, Fort Smith; Y.

L. Goirnan, New Yoik City; B- Fraier, Chicago; E. P. Thall, Kansas City; F. J.

Colull, St. Louis; S. J. Kced, Russellville; T. II pithct, not 1)-' 0ver white sulin, with not hy the hurling ol immediate removal from Fayettcville "No date has been set for our goine west," suid Mr, Maddock ludaj "A1 for myself I expect lo remain hen possibly a year, maybe longer." Mrs.

A. A. McDonald and daugh ii liin. hnl i bit- kaiv.Tir.i- hy superficial, but oy caremi, titelle (ilcason, toe uriuesmiiiu, wuie Special One lot Pure Fibre silk hose in the new mixtures latest fad for the Palm Beach and Mohair suits Choice the assortment while they last AT THE painstaking, scielitttic, senium iy jut, organdie and earned upm thoucht combined with wise and time- VICTORY THEATRE ter, Miss Louise McDonald, of Fart ection will cvlliiatlon he rescued, Tiir uni.nn i allended by William and human freedom made secure. as best man Smith, arrived last night to visit Mrs.

McDonald's mother, Mrs. Isaac Taylor and her sister, Mrs. Bryan King Upon Education depends use iuiure For Mrs. II. Taylor Therefore, every.

of Democracy Mrs. Halph Taylor entertained yes 75c Bradley, Fort Smith. S. C. Mitchell, St.

Louis; Mr. am Mrs. II. L. Bailey, Kansas City; C.

Gay, Springfield. loyal citizen, every seu-respeeiuiK person, must utilize his opportunities ti strengthen his grip on knowledge nd to stimulate bis mind. The truth has always made men free, and truth is available only for him who thinks. Miss Berenice Gilbreath left this afternoon for Kansas City, where she will visit Mrs. 0.

F. Bradford, formerly Miss. Nell Pulley of this place. Miss Mildred Johnson, who was terday afternoon with a Jive tabic bnde piuty in compliment to Mrs. ii.

ii. Taylor of Tulsa, fjuest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor. Others from out-of-town were Mrs.

Jo Kins of Okmulxee, Mrs. Sam Allison of Haskell, and Mrs. Walter Carter. We to assure the buying public that we arc very gtuteful for the liberal patronage given us and it will always be our policy to supply you sweet and wholesome products at fail and reasonable prices. Come in, look our prices over and bo convinced that fjolcpivaf ffasienj Special Choice one lot fine woven madras, and percale shirts made by one of the best Shirt Makers good assortment sizes and attractive pat- operated upon Monday at City Hospital for appendicitis is resting com Marion Leroy Burton, President of the University of Michigan.

Scries ot Parties fortably, it was announced this Wednesday July 13 WANDA HAWLEY In her very latent Kcaltart THE OUTSIDE WOMAN ALSO A DAY WITH JACK DEMPSEY Thursday and Friday July 14 and IS NORMA TALMADGE In the greatest triumph of he! THEPASSliflXOWER Saturday July 16 PEARL WHITE In her lateat Kos Special KNOW YOUR MEN ALSO Path News and Comedy A color scheme of pink utid white was developed and carried out in swcet-ea decorations and in the frozen refreshment course. The host it pays to pay casl Mms Amanda Stone will give the Urumfield's Cafh Grocery -'J BPrnral of series of rook parties to- ess was assisted by Mrs. James E. Greer, HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE. Any Dr Mrs.

II. C. Johnson of1 Memphis are expected this week to spend a few days with Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. J.

L. Pcarcc. Frank Flynn who has been spending the week the guest of his moth morrow afternoon at the home uf Mrs. Charles MeCathcrine, 131 Hill Street. The tables will be placed for twenty-four players and hours of hns-nitnltty will he from 2 to o'clock, thing you need today? It's so easy to just add to your grocery list and Rudolph Reunion Mr, and Mrs, B.

A. Rudolph enter 95c phone us. tained Sunday at their country home with a twelve o'clock dinner. Those BATES BROTHERS The if omaii's Companion in attendance from here were Mr. and er, Mrs.

W. M. Flynn has returned to his home in Joplin. The first of the series was given June lGth and the third will take place at an early date. Clarence Flanagan ia spending this week in Little Rock.

Mrs. George Sanders and sons, Mr. und Mrs. Carl Stern and daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Miner and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rudolph children. Out of town guests Miss Joye Cardwell of Springdale returned to her home this afternoon after spending a courle of days visiting friends here.

The condition of Mrs. Eugene Better re-roof now during the dr weather. There are good "trai turs and the Cement Co. tune the cn In-; It-Cedar shingles us well ether rn, of roofing and the price is 'cm Phone uf, or come to the yard. Iirir.

Holromh, Mgr. 12-: Hot weather Clothes f-Jg-mmmtf weather isTuaMmBMWsm Shoel SmH-TMUtlSCTON-DRAIll CO. luded Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Clark of Lemon City, Mrs. Lena Moore FA YETTE VILLLE, ARKANSAS Sharp, who underwent a serious operation at City Hospital Monday, was Clarksvillc, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Rudolph of Tulsa, Okla. Ir. and Mrs. T. C.

Kuehl of St. reported satisfactory today. If you feel "hlue," "no account," Miss Eloisc Perkins of Fort Smith Joseph, motored through Fuy- VICTORY THEATRE 2 Days 2 Thursday and Friday, July 1415 is a guest of her cousins, Misses Lteiillo enroute south, spending the Margaret and Frances Bates. hour here. lazy, you need a good cleaning out.

HERB1NE is the right filing for that purpose. It stimulates the liver, lories up the stomach and purifies the howels. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store. Adv- No use to wait any longer for that new roof. Good carpenters are plentiful and need the work.

If you haven't inquired at this yard lately jou'll be surprised how low shingles and other materials are in price. Come down to the yard nr phone us and we'll line you up to get the work done right, done of first class materials and done now while the weather is dry. Fujettcville Lbr. and Cement Bruce Huk-omb. Mgr.

Wright's Star Brand Shoes are better they cost less per month. You don't hate me-You love me!" New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves Uates Brothers. 12-3t. Try us tor first class printing, ae-livered in a hurry. Democrat Printing phone 244.

tf. 12-3t But the words that burst from the Passion Flower's Peaches! Peaches! Bert Johnson fancy ring packed Elberta peaches on track at depot Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Last Call Better Buy Now Phone orders 196W or 274 or come to car Dunlap George I iff' t. lips told story. Buy a pipe AUTO SERVICE Fayetteville-Monte Ne Line Service cur leaves Fayettcville from Depot and around Square daily at A.

M. via Tontitown, Elm Spimgfc, Cave Springs, Henlonville and Rogeis. A in vps Monte Ne 11 A. leaves Monte Ne P. M.

Ar-iivcp t'ayelteville 5 P. M. Reasonable charges. P. T.

GRAY, Prop. Phone 88 for Kates and some P. A. t'f Get the joy that's due you! We print it right here that if you don't know the "feel" and the friendship of a joy'us jimmy pipe1 GO GET ONE! And get some Prince Albert. and, bang a howdy-do on the big smoke-gong JosiiPii M.

ScuiiNCK presents NORMA For, Prince Albert's quality flavor coolness -j CLOSING OUT SALE $3000 worth of men's furnishing goods to be sold at once regardless of price. fragrance is in a class of its own You never tasted such tobacco! Why figure out what it alone means to your tongue and temper when we tell you that 4 Prince Albert can't bite, can't parch! Our exclusive! patented process fixes that I 3 TALMADGE Prince Albert is a revelation in a makin's cigarettel My, but how that delightful flavor makes a dent I And, how it does answer that hankering! Prince Albert rolls easy and stays put because it is crimped cut And, say oh, go on and get the papers on a. jipej Shirts Hats Collars Caps Hosiery Shoes Underwear Gloves Neckwear Belts and tvAt poand tin hamidor ondintht CopyHfM 1921 i lo it ngnt now a the Spanish bcauly for whose smiles men fought, in Jacinto Bcnaventc's vivid play Passion Flower You'll smile with her smiles, sob with her sobs, love wilt) her love, hale with her hate. DIRECTED BY HERBERT BRENON Admission 10 and 30 cents Fringe Albert; the national joy smoke JHHHP This is the place for real bargains. THE KEB STONE STOCK SOUTH SIDE SQUARE APFuflRCHIVE ARCHIVE EWSPAPF-R.