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Show iV THE EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER S, 1025 TAGS SIX EOVER STREETCARS VITII RUBBER K : You have tried everything' for picnic lunches and one thin; proved good every . time--! In All Popular, , Colors and Styles . No need- to take Chances now ; Get 4, 6 or 8 packages of these delicious and - w; ifl..v - ; satisfying potato wafers for your r , Grand Itaplds Hallways Cof by dif ferent manufacturer. They weigh only 23,000 ponndg and hare the ume carrying caiwelty as car of the e weighing 4H,0K) pounds. The new cars cAu be opcruted with less than- half the" electric cprrewt required to run the old type. Various types noise reducing filiparafilR are prorided by the dlf-ferent car "builders. One of the coaches Ha fiubbcr cushion between the whel and' the tire. Another liss rublier filled boles drilled in the wheel to reduce uilie. i A hollow steel wheel filed with fibre in also used, In addition to economy effected la operation of the new , coaches, they are built to give the ojierutor more- - advantage in heavy traffic. The ears can pick np siied faster tind Ktop more quickly than: the old . " LABOR DAY : PICNIC Get the best by asking for'M. and G. At all r :' good grocers : Also take some of our -SP U D Shoestring Potatoes IS 1 IpOIATO flakes DIES old-typ- - l 4 K T WIGHT 3KOZS - IaanuMMstnuwu of 1 These dresses, comprise a spec-i- al purchase and are sold regularly ' , . up to 115.00 NEW PALL 100 -- 6 We also carry " OC Oak, Purple, Sand, Pencil Elue, Henna, Red, Pab- - TEACHER GIVEN FAREWELL. 1X)HK, Sept., 8. MIhs for Louise. Stewart left Tuesday Huntington, where she will teach school the coming winter. Previous to her departure a farewell party Was gives in her honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Url Stewart, 3r., SlMiut thirty attending. Friends from Dairy-;"'- '. Products From Mizzou s Ladies', Misses' and Children's A TAILORED" Coats, Suits and Dresses, also Cloth'by-th- 1 e y Yard, Quality and price Dependable a carpenter do your carnteriilg iuui wiiui M iy - I v 'i - Thieves, bums, robbers, banditsThighwaymen or thugs, r ire, tiood or acciaent ,or even nungry Dugsj May eat up all your property unless behind the locks safe deposit box I Adapted Of a Diebold, two-keMODERN SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT ' . Farmers mn ill . 111 r Save 30 Good Coal iVow From Smoot & Spafford Buy-Th- at Vho are Exclusive Agents for Standard I ra. Vl &Se ra Coal Most Economcial and Best Coal in Utah Satisfaction Guaranteed. Phone 17 5 SPAFFORD 0 ... L 1 no III . III. Provo Utah . . I .. N3 1 I Here's Missouri's prettiest. Mlsa 1 .. v:.. II Hortense- Ralney of Springfield, Mo., is U II .tedse to represent has been - I state In the American Legion beauty contest at its national convention 1c Omaha In October., 105 WEST CENTER 14 Satin, Suede, Calf, REDUCTIONS ' -- , at " - '" - : Our beautiful, line of Ladies' Coats' In the fancy cloths and plushes' are now on display. We forgot Dame Fashion, when we made the' priced Come in and let us introduce you to these wonderf aLof fers. . Dresses - - . and beauty are here in full with-sna- " array. mgr. - - " FARRERBROS- - CO; .Shows 2:30 - 4:00 ' THURSDAY - 7:45 FRIDAY 9:15 SATURDAY uiuuaiiuaMU!$ 1 lit' 3 Clean, well furnished 180 E. 5th & 6 SALE Heating stove, gas range, gas heater, chairs, cheap. 356 E..lst N. FOR 8-- 4 FOR ItENTw jitrictlyjnodern duplex bouse, 4 rooms, gas range, furnace, hardwood floors. 91 Eklus "S-Spurt Phomr275r- - as personal factory representative In Provo, We will give, to the right man, the best' pro? position ever offered. No experience or capital required. Write full In formation to Syhcro Motors Co., r.- -;i i Battle Creek, Mich. MAN WANTED " FOR RENT Attractively turnixhed modern and apartment Heat furnished. Close in. Cull . Herald office, FOR RENT-"-Mede- rn jfutnUhedU-X- sc free phone. Phone .. n or X33'yTB .. . 4 COMEDY 'DON'T PINCH" PROVO TUESPAY O -- ; aimrtnipriis, of laiimlry- - awl - w . ii - si J--t ?r TTS.H.l'miiailil 8 Vki M 0-- 3 3()G-- FOR SALE2 At .bargain, washing machine electric, sewing machines, wnsole phonograph,' electric player pluno, cook stove, electric incubator ajid broodcrjlPlahetJr... plowamt seeder, 125 thoroughbred H, I, Red chickens. 1201 N. 5th W. - lf24 NASH TOURING FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. Fuily with - spare, tire,- - diac equlpped wheels, burner, cutout, motometer and windshield wlper..,Just out vt the paint shop, with triple cat of. color Varnish. Has had best of care, never been abused, is in perfect mechanical condition and ready to go. Terms it desired. Discount for cash. Cash deal preferred. Come down f demonstration. Address Skaiikcy Advertising Agency, Salt Luke City. ' .: 8-- 6 Parade m.DowntoWn Ticket Office, Provo Drug; Co.,SCircus bay-Jm- e rrices as at urcus urouna. WnriH'a arpatpst. Circus i . 11-a- . :' ;' IT SHOE REPAIRING COMPANY Expert Workmanship We Call For And Deliver Free LOUIS KELSCH, Proprietor?:' I?hone 707 168 W. Center garrisons hereafter with provisions and jSmmuninition 'from airplans l canstrs 'attachd cpiipiKl to rachutes. A metal dome or cap In patterning the borders -- of has been, cut to make a stebcll, this at one end absorbs the shook of lnrk cloth, Fiji women use a strip being an !iic1cKndciit invention of landing, of banana lent In which a pattern the, art of stencil. , Belcagured will be provided" wlth-si)ca- READ HERALD WANT ADS Misses Oxforda "Reduced .numbers , May apartment. . t . sj 20 per cent, 25.per ent and 33 per cent The officers ward M. L A. gave a social Tuesday evening for all .of the Mutual girls and mothers in the w'ard. A short program was rendered, in the chapel and Miss Julia Anderson of the B,.TcTJ- - at Provo read the play, "Smilln" Through. Refreshments were served in the amusement hall and games were MY il.h $1.75 $3.48 : ; V: 12 to 5, $1.75 $3i2a3 2 to Kid and Combinations in all heels and colors, thr Fourth FOR RENT Bank Merchants to 2. $1.50 2 FOH SALE Chevrolet touring car. A snap if taken Good condition. at once. Phone 1009 after 6 p. m., S-- 9 '. ."- - until September 5 J . at the Old Price tri sit & to 2, 2 1-- - lio It, $1.50$3.00 -- Popular I PENSSEASON Rowley, y, 1 11 at 11,,.., U 1-- Shoes in solid , leathers, v 51.75- to Salesman to sell May tag washers. Very good pay, A good opportunity for a man with a car, working Ant. Fork and Eehl Call and work will be territory. explained in detail Maytag Shop, 214 W. Center. Phone 86. J. A, Alexander Middleton keptliis family plate Behind a chunck.of mortar, in the sittin' room grate The maid lit a fire and the tight old fox. Wished he'd paid the price of a Bafe deposit box. h .: i Boya WANTED Ebenezer Hardgrass, he had a bond or two-K- ept 'em in a sock, though he knowed he oughtn't to " - Along came a robber who specialized in sox " Ebenezer wished he's had a safe deposit box. Railroad '.coaches 'In Egypt have wheels, two at each end and two under the center of the cars. to 8ALE Good range, electric and coal combined, ' 78 E. 7th N. She'd ought of put her diamond in a safe deposit box I mIx 8 FOE ' clocks ...... " I. A. SOCIAL fc " , Young Mrs; Wickwire hid her diamond ring he found and a the behind thief the clock, thing Right there's nothing, Bafe in . Tain't the place for jewelry " Trovo, Sprlngvllle, Binlsh Fork, Dividend and Sulcm ihadc; up the guests. Games and music were enjoyed and at midnight luncheon was served. Kiddies Calf skin and Kid shoes in welt and McKay soles, at - to - played. old folks, listen to my tal- eYbttttG folks, to my story, and you'll nevef lose your kale u , Learn to put securities and valuable rocks In a Diebold Safe Deposit, Box! Z. SMOOT - v- make-u- p offer for your pleasure: We, PAY SON, Sept., 8. of The Safe Deposit Blues The Vist words of Itevld Living- ston- heard by nnnian ear were alright, you, can.. go now" spoken to an old and trusted servant short i his death, ' ly their sturdy ;(8pcdal to the Herald.) PROVO FRUIT AND VEGETABIf MARKET - We are giving you the opportunity to save DOLLARS on early faH'purchases in our Shoe Department. Our Shoes for the School Children .will interest you with . .L J U a complete line of Bakery and i - ujiiui Oitt ,WU y... ,..;;. . An assortment of colors to choose from, such as: a -O- nlid obsequious Values to $7.50 ' SI'ANISH for charge. The Belief Society hall of rthe wrd was requisitioned for the display and was a mass of gorgeous blossoms. Although only residents of the Second w srd were aUowed to iumpet for th tlDbons," bsidt others sent flowers to be exhibited, notably the Bpringviile Floral company, with aa artistic contribution ; the Carpenter Seed company of ProTo; Marinns Baadsgaard, of iLaka SlMwe, who sent a wonderful collection of gladoli, Mrs. Annie Sta-to- n of the First ward and others. Later the flowers were Viewed and prizes. or ribbons awarded. Mrs. P. I J. Bradford won the prize for winning the largest number of ribbons, winning first and 'second on xlnlas, first and second aa geraniums, first and second on coxcomb and princess .feather, first on snapdragons and hollyhocks and - third : on roses. Others with blue ribbon displays were Mrs.-- Liirle Tuttle. Mrs. EUsha Warner and Mrs." R. Creer The Self Culture club won the blue ribbon for petunias and asters on the bed In the City park, which they hare planted and cared for. OC SWEET POTATOES 2 lbs. The early advertiser was bumble in attracting attention, he often worded bis appeal by such expressions as, "solicits a call," "has the honor to announce,' et cetera. - Lyons and Panne Velvet and combinations featured. , r Belief Society nd was a huge suo eeas. Mrs. P. P. Thomas, chairman of the flower committee, was In M. CO $liOU $2 CANTELOUPES car before replacing the equipment permanently. Officials of the company contend that until the experimental care were designed, little progress had been m a de I b at reel rail way coach construction for twenty years. - - Have .. . BARTLET PEARS pany-decid- and cleverly The new "trimmed. "Pirate" shapes are .. CO . : AD "new included v CHOICE BOUNTIFUL ' , ELBERTA PEACHES, bu. . . Alxnit a third of Grand Ilaplda street railway equipment waa destroyed in a flnple. fire Emergency cars were borrowed from other cities but the railway com ed to try a new typo of HATS " PEACHES! LAST CALL! Dollar Earned the members of the 8eeond ward by . . - eom-furtah-le Three tSOLJBtSt. ia!tt.:fct lib ; M. & G. Potato Flakes at half the which ran be cost of regular equipment awl bare It be 1 me carry Uks padty are be ing experimented with here la. ID ffort to meet motor bss. ympeti- Hion. The experiments ore closely fol lowed by the American Electric Railway 'susoMation. It it contended that7 If the cart p rove practical, street tnllwsys will lie aide to operate more profitably .thsn buses ami wtfl provide wore rapid and trannportatioa. opt-ratei- ! E .. 1 is - - SPANISH FOEETSept, Tbe first flower show held at Spanish, fork wal staged Tuesday afternoon 8,-- GRANT) B API 1)8, Mich, Kept, S. t'F) Light, Boiwlem itm-- t ears Pi A Dollar Savetl GE SUCCESS Se4 WHEELS TRIED r SHOW-HU- |