text: kcSsa/SMs SS3 VIM Addle Elkan, of Selma. Ala. <d the guest of Mr. ud Mif itllM 810* bellan. • / I ) utii Lun MoRee. of Lowndes boro, or ho has boon the rufst of her outer Mrs. T. B. Graves for several days fhtorned home Thursday.' V + + 1 vjfra W. O. Wynn and children. Inter, Mill, and> Lucy Grey, have returned from a delightful vlatt to Andalasts, and Camp Walton, Fla. t Mfr and Mrs. D. 8. Browder havo returned to Montgomery after a do* llgbtful visit to Atlanta, ' v A ++"*'. t 'Mrs. Mary Arnold Browder left Satur day for New Tork and Boston for g stay of several weeks with their sone and sister, returning the latter part of September. ] + + «■: Mrs. Ludle H. McCreary has many friends In the city who will regret to know that she is ill at the Moody Hos pital, In Dothan, Ala. ■ . ■ . * ,+ + Mrs. Rosa W. Simon and Miss Dor othy Simon, of Atlanta, da, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Simon at 202 South Lawrence St. The many friends .of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moore will regret to know that Mrs. Moore is critically 111 at the Ba ton Street hospital In Selma, Ala., Mrs Stovall Milam, formerly Miss Mary THE SKIN I This wonderful new vi Ishinn cream is guaranteed to whiten the ekin with out causing pimples or blisters.—Is not greasy and can be us£d at any time. Atk your doubt for SweetMark 5KINBALM If hewn’t supply ton. and os 26eiastamps mania fqp a box. LAXARET CO. Dope O Atlanta. Ga Making the Most of Cut Flowers •. Start right by purchasing freshly cut blooms. Fill the vases within an Inch of the top with fresh, cold water. Remove a small portion of the stems with a .sharp knife and set up each stem one by one. Do not crowd, aim at allowing off each individual flower. • - Deep vases should first be loosely packed with rush grass to prevent smooth-stem med flowers fallng out of position. Stand the Vases in a cool posi tion out. of direst- drafts- and- hot sunshine. Change the water daily, cutting off a small portion of the stems when doing sow Rosemont Gardens Florists. Ilf DSXTBR AVB. Phono Mil Rugs, Curtains and Praperies Cleaned and Dyed Phone 107 for our representative to call, MONTGOMERY FRENCH DEY CLEANING CO, Best Dyeing and Cleaning Plant in the Sonth. 1W-U1-1S3- *. Cent Phene ter Brae* Hunt Urtril it Mu Ttan day from her horns In LdtH Miss., t* ft* with bar moth**. + + Mr*. Maggie Howell, sepsrlataadent of tho Hon* for Friendless Girls la this city, toft Wednesday for a stay of several week* at Camp Walton, Fla + ♦ Mrs. Shelby Miller, )r. haa as her iuita Mrs. J. I| Cramp and daughters Knoxle and Lota Mao Crump, of Aui> tin. Tex. Wlthla a short tlm* they will Jola Mr. Crump aad make their future kerne. + + Mr. aad Mrs. Burt Knox aad tittle soa, Burt, Jr., has* returned? to their romp'la Birmingham aft* a delightful visit to her paroats on Mildrod Street. + I The many friends of Mra John He Kenile wlll be glad to know that she has recovered from a recent operation In New Orleans aad Is' able to be home again. Sraest Meyer has returned to Mont gomery after spending several weeks In the north. + + Mrs. Ernest Mayer, aad Mrs. & J. Mohr and Miss Maxine Mayer have gone to Stookbrldge, Mass., to spend several weeka - Mra W. W. Pearson and Mrs. Frank Pearson are the guest *f Mra 8. B. blorea, in Tallapsee. + + ' The following Montgomery girls were visitors at a camp at Vaughn’s Mill, near Tuskegee, this week: Misses Evelyn aad Elisabeth Merritt, Ellen Quater. Estelle Thompson, and Ellen Pitta Mra K P. Merritt chaperoned the party. + + Miss Alias Slider has returned to her home In Mt. Meigs after spending two weeka in Tuskegee as the guest of Mrs. Frank Lore. 4* *4- . * t The many friends of Mra BL E. Taber uflll be distressed to learn of her criti cal Illness at her home on South Perry Street.. + -*• V Miss Eleanor Westcott of Birming ham will arrive Friday to be the love ly house guest of Mra Coles Dreyfua 4- *4* Mra Robert Whittle and daughter. Ruth left Wednesday evening for a stay of several weeks In New Orleans and points of interest In Mississippi. The many friends of Mra J. R. Miller will be glad to know, that her condi tion Is greatly improved and that she is able to be out again, after a severe lllnesa + -*• Mrs. J. P.SBaaw apd daughter. Lottie toft this week for a two weeks visit to Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Foster in Chicago. 111. \ 4- + Bur. aad'Mra A. J. Shafer have re turned to Montgomery after spending several months In Savannah, Oa. -I- + Mra. Wiley Macey and children, Annie Laurie and Jack are the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shafer en Holcombe Street. j Mr. and Mrs. Emery Eggs have gone to Biloxi, Miss* where they wlU spend several weeks. 4* + Richard Pitts left Thursday for i Plttsvlew to spend several weeks as the guest of relatives. + + | 'Mrs. C. G. Hewitt, of Birmingham Is the guest of her mother and father Mr. and Mra. R. A. Cramp at their home on Mildred Street. Every house-keeper knotre the ef fect of the beet dinner la ruined by dcaaerta that ere Just a little off. Ai wa ya uae Blue Ribbon Vanilla-—it never disappoints. “Beat and take* Iesa.” , ~v (Advertisement.) FINAL PLANS FOR WOODMAN PICNIC Pinal plana for a Joint moonlight picnic at Oak Park under auapices of Magnolia and Silva# Leaf Campa and the Capitol Qrove circle. Woodmen of the World next Wedneaday have been completed. The Joint committee from tbe three campa met laat night gnd announcement waa made after the meeting that the committee had plana In view for affording every peraon attending the picnic a' fine time. The affair la to bo given for the members of the three organisation*, members of their families and Invited friends. Dancing, with music by Tis dale’s orchestra will begin promptly at S:S0 o’clock. Preceding the opening of the dancing program a abort ad dress of welcome will be made by the chairman of tho committee aad a five minutes address on advantages offered by the Woodman order In a fraternal and insurance way. The latter address! will be delivered by Harry A. Cook. I At I o’clock an Intermission in the I dancing program will be given during! which time the Woodmen and their guests will partake of Juicy Autauga county watermelons. . The event prom ises to be one of the best aoclel affairs ever held by the order in Montgom ery and tho membera and their Invited friends are looking forward to It with eager anticipation. The Greeks of the fifth century were the first to form an Ideal of scientific history. ■ The moa of New Zealand now ex tinct, had thigh bones thicker than those of a horse. I Mothers FIriene^ I BwMrt m Ehby Aw I MBimw col aw. miAitwT*. a».| GLEAMING, DTXHTO PUBBHCI «—! Call —» LUSEY DBY GLEANING 00, 14 8. Perry 8k Phone 678 -\ SEE SUNDAY, ADVERTISER % ... v * , ^ $40,000 FOR $20,000 TOMORROW’S STYLES TODAY AT the v Fas h i on Shop PXBOALI M -\ lack. ft IriHii a a < shirts, light a a* dark pattern*. Regular tOo tal oe, yard 42c OINOHAMS Toll* da Ittrd t ■ 4 Dofendor Dtom 0tafhta% IMd patterns, ite nlM. tha yard 39c HASDUUm tt-loek lw I*, ton! Piamn flo« far ikNti and ptlow easaa, - Me Tala*. tb« yard 32c micro A.QEHT8 ni THIg OltY FOR BLtJB BIRD KLXOTBIO CLOTHES WA8HKB | PHTGOMURY fom. ENTRANCES AT COURT SQUARE. OE&gRAVE% HOttROE St During this event the sign of the “Star” has a great significance here, for it is the distinguishing mark that provides the fullest measure of value-giving. Remember that wherever you see the sign of the “Star” it indi cates a bargain in every sense of the word. Every article mentioned is radically reduced and considerably v - lower than same hrticle can, be purchased at any other time. • • Theeeare made of an' excep . tionally good quality of Ital ian silk, some are. plain with straps, others embroidered. Cheap at regular price $4.08 and $$.75. Specially priced .$4.50 CREPE DZ CHINS TEDDIES . of superior quality silk and will launder perfectly. Two lota, regular price $5.50, sale price $3.98 regular price $2.98, sale (4 QA price.vmiwiI EAST BONNETS and CAPS. Made up in excellent style of . fine lawn, regular price $1.10 and 65c, sale price 79o fmi 49c. BATISTE BL00MEB8 Plcah colored Batista Bloomers, hemstitched In blue, elastic too and bottom. Reaular oft. price ll;li. Sale price .... OtFC CHILDREN'S COVERALLS Rompers made of fast color alns>. hams. Just what the little ones want for summer wear. Revular price il.SS. This 79C sale WbrSilk and Wool Skirt Sale It’s Nothing Short of Sensational Every woman with the desire to save will be here Friday morning when the doors open at 8:30 a. m. At no time this season has any one offered such remarkable values. We are not going to carry a single skirt into the next season. Knife pruning will do the work. Your dollar is worth more than 100 per cent during this sale.. Fancy Silk and Wool Skirts—Mostly one of a kind, including Baroftet Satin, Kumsi Kumsa, Poplin, Crepe de Chine, Geor gette, Satin and Wool 'Plaid, Checks and Stripes. We have grouped them into three lots for quick selling. • ... LOT 1—Values up to $12.50, choice $4.98 LOT 2—Value* up to $22.50, choice $9.98 LOT 3—Values up to $37.50, choice $14.98 A Women’s; Tp!^ Silk Jh[ hose Outsise in pure thread silk, lustrous and good weight, full fashioned leg and feet. Ton can’t find a better qual ity, high spliced heel, doable toe and sole. Comes in black and white. Regular price $3.50. This OA sale. WOMEN'S BATHING H08S —Pure silk in nary with white stripes, white with green and white with purple. Ideal hose for bathing pur poses. $1.25 f|g» ▼slue for .. 9DC 10c LA0B8 FOB So. Round thread ul and (Hat lao 1-1 to 1-Inch, auttablo for eh dren’o dreeaeu Valaea to 10c, yard ... 10c EMBROIDERY 5c. Fine Organdy Embroidery, 4 inehea wide, aultabla for draoaoa, eel* ran and ouffa. i«o value, e* , 25c HANDKERCHIEFS 15c. Crape da Chine la grey, lavender. Weekend croon, Mo valuea, -| (^, KAYSER DUE GLOVIS In black, white, erey and tan. .$1.00 £ r ^JjwSilk Kimonos 1^1 and Negligees "?U there ever was a bargain, this we know will appeal to the most shrewd and practical shopper as the best value ofthe season. They are made of fine Geor gette, Crepe- de Chine, Satin and Floren tine Silk—in beautiful light and dark col ors, made in the daintiest effects. We want you to take our word for it when we say that they are high class garments that will please. Two lots— LOT 1—Values to $25.00— Choice .. LOT 2—Values to $35.00 Choice .. $9.98 $14.98 Women’s White Linen REGULAR VALUES UP TO $9.60. .Sizes are somewhat broken, but we can fit you in some of Ttfk.'i. T *__ T>_ _1 kuvwt (I M««v A null/ «**U *v M I UUUU and Louis heels. Values that you don’t want to miss. Men, Buy Shirts Here While Prices Are Reduced Every shirt is the product of thorough tailoring. The details which make for complete satisfaction and long wear- are given minute attention in these shirts. Made of fine madras and percale and will stand the most rigid tests, because they are made by shirt makers thlfct know their business. You’ll find beautiful patterns without number in every sort of plain and fancy stripe. Size 13*4 to 17. Values up to $3.50. Specially priced, each.. $2.45 Men’s 1-2 Hose Men’s Lisle Hose, high spliced heel and double sole and toe In black, Sreen, white and brown. All slses. (Oc value this sale, 01 All * pair for Men’ 8 Union Suits Men'a soft Nainsook Union Suita In pajama check, a wall made and perfect Ottinv union ault. Sties. 34 to 43. 31.30 value, AA thia sale . •X.UU SB MIDDY BLOUSES A special sale of the well known Regent Middy Blouses. They need no de scription as to style and workmanship as they stand at the head of middy blouses. . --Values to $3.50. AQ Choice . vl*vO TUB PETTICOATS Made with satine tops and silk flounces and can be had in regular and extra size. Regular price ' $3.50. This sale. $1.98 WANTED SILKS Pongee Silk — 33-inch, good Duality for shirts, waists and Besses, natural colors, two lots and both a wonderful value. The yard $1.48 and *1.88.. BLACK SILKS—36-inch, taf feta and satin. We firmly believe that better values are impossible. Specially priced this sale, j the yard $1.98 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL VALUES IN Sewing Machines $28.00 $30.00 $20.00 1 GRANT new, automatic drophead, a handsome de sign, priced Pt. WHITE—Good as new ...... SINGER—Won- AA derful values at $«JUeUU FREE-Very good value at LUCIA—SpeciallyAA priced. $£O.UU DOMESTIC ELECTRIC and Foot Power $60.00 and up. Sold on our convenient club plan, making small payments weekly, which you'll hardly miss. . ' Hemstitching 10c per yard. (Second floor) Notion Sale Snap Fasteners, 10c value 3e Scissors, best cteel, J1.98 value S1.SS Bust Forms, 12.50 value ... .fl.TS Spool Silk, ISc value ..Te Braid, 25c value .is* ss The Hair Beauty Shop Is devoted to the cult of good looks j If you are in despair over your skin, hair, finger nails, visit our Beauty Shop where all these little boudoir niceties every fastidious woman appre ciates are done for you by skilled attendants,.at * very nomi nal cost. Every, essential for rendering a skilled service, indi vidual booths, spotlessly clegn, sanitary throughout, are hers for your convenience. I The Hair Goods Shop WAS NEVER BETTES PREPARED TO CARE FOR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS And here is another big sale of unques tionable importance to every woman who requires an extra hair piece. Merely to look at the transformation we offer for this special is sufficient to convince you of the very liberal con cessions. • , NATURALLY WAVY HAIR TRANSFORMATION which will enable yeu to arrange your coiffure in the most becom ing modes. In all shades including grey. . Aa ah Specially priced .... ^Children’s Summer HATS Specially Priced 49c ! Just what you want for the young miss, imitation Panama in several very pretty designs, including Rolled Brim, Mushroom and Bide roll. Specially priced this sale, choice .. 49c Fancy ' SportSkirting 3R-lnch, many beautiful colored stripe effects on white (round— Gabardine, Tricotine, Oxford and other weaves. Values up to $1.59. SS*T:“*.49c VOILES—40-Inch. figured and solid colors, values up to *1.00, in. the yard . .. 49C FANCY WHITE VOILE—J« to IS Inch, many novelty patterns ift. In checks and stripes, yard xvC PI-ISSE CREPE—White and all the good colors both solid and print ed, values to (9c. yard. 49c WHITE SKIRTING— M-lnch. plain and fancy Gabardine and Trlco tlne and othera $1.15 and Oft*. $1.50 values, yard . OS/C SB White Mountain Freezers For satisfactory making lea cream the White Mountain Freeaer Is unexceled. 3 quart slse. this sale 33-38; ( m/j in quart. Screen Doors Well made, else 31x84, extra coed quality. Specially priced this sale Games PAR' IEK8I — The same that amusea and pleases both eld and young. Special 89C POLLY ANNA—Game for young people .. 85c. 