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ELY THEATRE
;
Double Bill
TONIGHT
JACK LONDON’S
‘The Star Rover’
\n m ii ii m ii ii I I,notion *4or> ol
Myatery. Homo nee and \ ibrnnfl
drama. %n HI Nfnr l ad.
With "-reel Marie Oaborne
(Dined?.
TOMORROW
Dorolli? bUli in
••IJTTI.K Ml** IIKBRI.MO.\M
TUESDAY
« on.lnnrr Talinadact- In
••THK Ml\ K KXPFHT”
WEDNESDAY
••IfKMI III TilK K.XKtO**
Frntuilnic Jnrk Hull. Wanda
linn Ir.* nml I,ml*
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
“The Right lo Love”
l-.teii more niiinxiaa; (Lai
beorge FilniiNurief'i “Oh W ii*i
the l)anee." l-'eatiirinic Mae Mur
ray mid ditvid Powell. Adorned
wl*h -ill (lie benut y anil wplendor
for whieh (ieorge Kltaniaurlee l»
famed
ELY SOCIETY NOTES
(CONTINCKI* FliOM CAGE KIVGi
The invited gucste were Mrs. Tloyroond
H. Holtzman, Mrs William Yates Mc
Oill and Mis J. M. Lockhart.
Miss Jessie Colwell was a week etui
guest of Mrs. John Enter Long of Mc
Gill _
Mr. a-ul Mrs II. C. Oliver .f Uulh
attended thy card party given Monday
evening l>.v 1ho Worn an s Clul>.
' * .,
Mrs. •' r. Nance and Mrs. W. E.
Matthews of Ruth attended the card
| Christmas Greetings
\ Beautifully Expressed
[ With our Engraved, Gold*Embossed
Cards
You must see them to appreciate
their elegance.
Leave your orders early.
I Clark’s Drug Store
_
\n- pou Urendiaa flraala* IK««f qailt*
for ntalrrf I.et u» da M fur pon. Wf
hatr thr heal approved method for da
ta* it. «ead pour pillow*, too. if (her
net-(l renovating- I .el m> help pou art
re.-idp for winter
Troy Power Laundry
party given Monko "Ight by t»>'
Woman's Club.
Miss Dorothy l-'rey, who was operated
on Monday for tonsohtis at the Ely
Surgical hospital, is rapidly conval
• sciiig a.id Has now returned home.
Sirs. J K. F.udev. Mrs. V. G. Clink
? nd Mrs. Gerald MtNay of ltuth \vi -r*
i;iy visitors Nendii attending tin end
pa’.-ty given 1*y tin* Woman's Club.
Alls Hu-l-nu Hiirv nod. who was o|>
crated on for appendicitis .d toe E'o
Surgical hcspitu. lad week. has r* -
tot re I suflicl-ni:> l" >*• removed
her homo In Central 1 ly.
All and .Mrs. *ii laid Dngnn i uti l
tained at dinnei Tuesday evening
Covers were laid for Alls.- Irene Meades
and David McLean.
Mrs. Willis E. Me}irs was a Meelill
visitor Monday. being a dinner guest at
Mr aid Mrs. 1* Boyd-Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Wait*!' Ilea, wlio w« r*
married in Kit last summer and wiiC
lift Immediately for South America. . 1
i \pected to arrive in New York t'it
about December Mrs. I.e.i iii.1 b
reiaendn i sd as Alts- lb l**n Hoag.
Mrs. A I indskog, who spent tit*
last t 'i day a in Salt l.ake City as tie
guest of In i daughter. Mrs. Clifford
Fester, returned on Tl’lirsdaj evening'
The Willow Club Friday < v riling was
the scene of one of the merriest dant
in I, parties of the early winter soa-ei.
Music was fiitnislul by Jot's orchestra
I uiu h was served. Those Attending
were Mr ai d Mis.Jay Urinton, Mr.atid
Mrs. II. AY. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. \V
H. Lisliop, Mr. and Mis. II. AY. F.dw.. ds.
MV. ami Mrs. Oscar i'puall. Air. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Hath. Air. nr.d Mrs. J
.AI Collins. Air. and Airs. J. I.. AY. rner.
Air, and Mrs. Andrew llt-xcm. Air and
Mrs. F. 1>. oldhehl. Mr. and A’>s. Frank
Sun ford. Air. and Alls Charles lohlisot
thi- Alisses Lois Lockhart, t leora Al.if
doek. Mary Deekhinan. Ihuhih Good
man. Itutli Oliver. Edith La Hell*-. Ai-j
miia .Anderson. Mrs. Ifeli-na A'hit--.
Mrs. A A. ltariiir.au and AI.-s rs. A.
S. r'.aslow, C. L. White. Fled Drown,
Alvin Prtei s itayitjond lloUsniun. Ain
cc-nt Ruse, I'rcl AYid. Le*> Deckletuan,
J. II. Callahan. I f* Piero*. August ilu
pnrt. An then)* Jvtrich, thscur Forman.
Harold Jackson, thoig. Sow, i s and
Va.’ghn Drlgg r
Mrs Ilms Anderson and Mi Alnin.i
Anderson of .Sr ring valley are register
ed as guests at the Northern, attending
the dunce i 1 tli- Willow V!i.l> Friday
ov< nine.
Aiiss ISouhul Occdmitn, v» 1 • ■ • lias t« • n
th< house pm st of lier brother. Henry
Goodman. Ims ivnr n* *1 to h*-r non* io
McGill.
Airs. AY. K. McKwing of Itutli v,t« an
Uly visitor Saturday. being lit* luneh
,.i.i guest o| Mi.*, Edward Janes.
All. aid Airs Dan Edwards of Uulll
wire Ely visitor* Saturday, sp. nding
tin- day shopping
Airs. Arctic Blair had Mr*. Dolph
Fopplano and children Vernon and lb*'
a* luncheon guest* Friday.
Aiiss Rertl a Blair was u dinm * co st
of Miis Huth Miclsiughlln last input
Mrs. John Stack and Alts. I., if F.aw
foid jl McGill wire visltoi* Frida},
bf-.ng ill met guest* of Ml' and Ail*
August It. Ith !>*•■
Mr. and Airs. laiwrence’ A. Tints are
entertaining at a family breakfast tins
morning. Cov r* will be placed for
Our New Stock of
Beautiful
Pictures
Artistically Framed
Is Here
*
Sepias, Water Colors and
Oil Paintings
$2.00 to $45.00
*
BISHOP’S
Optical and Jewelry
Store
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Tietz Sr., Mr. nnd
Mis. August It. lti-p • nnd Joseph Tietz
Mrs. Uolph l’oppiwno had Mrs. A W.
Hi 1 nnd children, also Miguel Zubiri.
ns luncheon guets yc-aterday.
Jlrs. i'. U. Nance, accompanied l>>
Mis. V. <}. t'lnrk. Mrs. A. A. Shell, Mi i.
joliit Innolim and Mrs. W. 10 Mat*
thews, motored to 101> Sate.d.ii ..rid
sf.nt tin day shopping
Mrs. tleorge lsiwre-ne* and Mist
ih.vine I iiwreni-e of McOill w. i . lOie
visitors Saturday. spending the tint
ahepping and having limelieon with
Mrs. Archie Blair.
I •■elnlmed Betters in Hlj INtnloHIt e
The following letters remain no
claimed in the Kly postoflice I'm I In
w ek en 111 g Iteceniher 10:
Bike I'ulimer. \\ It Goldeusmltlt,
Mrs. It. 10. tlilletti, Miss Adelaide Hor
ton. tills l*. Keith. l*oming<> l.olo. Teil
Vaughn
DIAMONDS
♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦
We still have some
Diamonds bought
before the war, and
we are offering
them at
BEFORE-the-WAR
PRICES
BISHOP’S
Optical and Jewelry Store
Genuine Pleasure
Long After Other Gifts
Are Discarded
I'rlfnium, Toilet I.immI*. *l»tiou<-r>
■ tttl White Imrr. I’rrlutnr*. domrvlie
itnd Imported ntoek m»»l eomplele lo
hr found mi> where.
TOILET GOODS
Mint (rent nml lifniilji. *r|i**i»
mnkca.
STATIONERY
I'he kind tiiaat ilrnnlra n liiifim iii .1 n-l
uotd tn«t«*.
WHITE IVORY
K%rr> uatiHe i» KrniMr«l nml lluiiU«-«i
«o |»rrfrttl> th at It »*«*•*«» It* •»nu «>aal«
l riMti llif lu«k« «f mtanr air ml ri«*|»liianl
STEPTOE DRUG CO.
Qrakarn Quality Shop fac.
ELYJias never seen such Clothing Values at
such an opportune time.^Never before
1 in the history of the Clothing Business have
| the men, young and old, of this community had
j the opportunity to buy Quality Clothing as we
are showing in this Sale. We feel it our duty to
| to aid in the reduction of prices and to do so at
| this acceptable time.
At $27.50
Our regular $4<t.00 to $16.00 Suita
At $35.00
Our regular $.'<0.00 Suit*
At $40.00
Our regular $55.00 Suit*
At $45.00
Our regular $60.00 to $66.00 Suit*
At $47.50
Our regular $70.00 Suita
At $5000
Our regular $75.00 to $80.00 Suit*
At $3.50
Our regular $1.SO and $-YOO Shirts
At $6.00
Our regular $8.<m Manhattan Shirt
At $5.00
Our $».50 - fo.&O McDonald Woolen Shirts
At $12.00
Regular 118.00 Chamois Lined Jackets
At $7.00
Men's $10 00 All-Wool Medium Union Suiu
~ At $8.00
The Standard Knox $12.00 Hat
JIT Reductions of from 25 cfc to 35(/( on Trousers,
ZU Hosiery and Mackinaws. Suits and Overcoats
AT PRICES BELOW ACTUAL COST
'Santa Claus makes his Headouarjters here.|
is the place all children should visit. Here you
fincl the mast toys-1—the! newest Itoys—-the be
the (least mohey. Look over our stock before you
A Wonderful Assortment That Will Delight the Hearts of Little Folks
WILSON-BATES COMPANY
ELY’S PIONEER FURNITURE STORE

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