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Show EAST SALT LAKE TIMES, FRIDAY. l n. w members r.f the club at the JJ.l .V-Has'. srreci la1'--h 1.- ...,:,. ,.i, (iiiliu-- s Welt Ni.ieiliht-- r 1.- ,- Richards Ward H. I. A. Notes aiil light i.:', th. 'tv-liv- V.-.l- ' , girl, wee pivrmnt. H. h.fus .M president of Jane Aiiiler-un- . e uf :".1eluh was in attendance at Ward Y. I.. Mi Y. M. M.A I. A was l j. l. it Nov. V!. the eluh nieeln.jf la-- t Tuesday. 1 hi held time Miss Anderson has resent.it ion of ward woraor-- waM. :n A is ihe i. Stake 'J he !i. eii able to attend sinee her accident member-- . ni Iasi summer. president.. Make hoard Thi- conic, - - i l -- . fir-"'- , i iii poiHT.iI HYLAND PRINCESS served. refri-hiu- dit e 16, 1923 NOVEMBER aril rl r The tiprie were also present of llnney were well repie-- nlc-- i in the preliminary program when the. threi selection-ukulele T. T. The Dieksene Gill chorus jrave two (Cspf far This Dapsrtmant BupiUUd br Iht Amrlin Islns Nw Harvlca.) fiath-er-- a on Eggs- - Markings , some Ki'jjs or the Imueiilies vary,turban-s)iii,eenlilral. others spherical, ha.Ti-- l Kliapeil or ejllinlrlenl, numbers. Nature Muenzlne. The surfacewi) of the i8ii Is often beautifully seulpof H.mev have an ureil, i In- - patiern Mug fnrmei hy The C:i!her-rI a1! applique.! limit, for sale rli.un. seres nf raised or depressed dots or Ilvhui.l aa.JP-lt- . are also of iniiny differlines. Tl..-ent iiilnrs. The 1ii hserie jrliN i uti itaiiie.l the a T3EK$3iBIBffi3K ife V 5TESITJTL.!': s Every lioiiwwifi knows the wonderful eating quality of feil spring lanilis. Through a fortunate 1 buy, we are offering a large number of these, at an y extremely low price. A quarter is just the right size for a family roast. Be sure you get yours TUESDAY NOV. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY - NOV. 21-2- 2 Review FLORENCE VIDOR FRIDAY, NOV. 22 - 23 WOMEN WAKE UP News Fables Coiuedi With CLAIRE WINDSOR & RICHARD DIX Comedy FRIDAY - SATURDAY 24 SATURDAY, NOV. 22c. TOO MUCH NORMA TALMADGE in IBe 13c Choice Prime Bib Rolled Roust, lb. Shoulder Pork Roast, best cuts, lb. u, view WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY FOOLS FIRST 15c Iliiul Quarters, Ih 21st Big Comedy Snub Pollard Comedy UNTIL MOON Lamb Front Quarters, lb A Story of the North Woods The Great Storv of the Postal Service Topics of tlie Day .BEAT II AIM AIMS 20tli- - LOYAL WIVES Saturday before noon. UNUSUAL - I8.l9.20 BACK BONE News Lupino Lane Comedy Legion. John IL Quinn of California was elected national commander of the American Legion, at the recent national convention held In San Francisco. Ue succeeds Alvin Owsley of Texas. Quinn, a typical westerner of the open plains, announced he would dedicate Ms administration to conducting a vigorous campaign to obtain Immenien'a diate passage of the Lamb-Quar- ters Spring MOONSHINE VALLEY National Convantion at San Fraiiciaco Sal acts Californian to Haad NOV. The Great Saturday Evening Post Story WILLIAM FARNUM in J. R. QUINN, NEW COMMANDER American SUN. - MON. . TUES NOV. 18lh - 19th SUNDAY' - MONDAY itn1 Comedy 23-2- 4 BUSINESS Comedy Drama THE LAW OF COMPENSATION 2 Reel Western NOV. Leather Pushers Serial Comedy SATURDAY UNUSUAL BARGAINS pkg. Siinmaid Seeded or Seedless 10c Raisins 19c 2 Cans Early June Peas . 1 sack Cold Seal High Patent Flour . $1,29 15-o- z. HAROLD LLOYDS COMING SOON WHY WORRY? Ilk-lb- OTHER SAVING PRICES CURRANTS"'"1'MEAT MINCE iarp, jw ready to use 45c 33c Fresh and fine EVAPORATED Black Figs, Peaches, Apples, Prunes, 2 lbs. . . FRUITS hold-up- are depicted in this s ar 2 for un-- 1 Forest Dale Chapel was held the Fare-usu- al well Ross Olsen, who left for Brandon Tynan, Party photoplay. Faire Binney, Mary Carr, and William with Cameron Tuckett, Nov. 14th, for POSTMAN IS THE cast Jhe the Western States Mission, Collier, Jr., form the all-stJohn R. Quinn. The following program was arstory was written by Charles G. Rich and Dorothy Farnum. adjusted compensation act, and a close ranged: Xenia White and human contact between the disReading Violin Selection -Arthur Hurzler abled veterans and .government agenWithin the Law Religiously. Accompanied by Burdette Bennion cies in rharge of rehabilitation and The Japanese religion demands that Vocal Duet ..Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Horne soil on the hospltullzutlon. man must worship OF a Trio Rheva Brown Instrumental on was eleventh elected the Quinn every day. Princes and rich men Schreiver Hildagarde ballot. His total vote wns SOS, comevade tills hy sprinkling a little dirt in Erma Schreiver A. 342 Drain of James filmdom! for with on a into hero new sometimes the pared one corner of a room, Enter Tenor Solo Rolf Williams He is the postman and he takes his square of cement made for the Washington, D. C., 80 for Clarence IL Accompanied by Sadie Geary the poEdwards of Boston, and 54 for Wilder place along with the firemen, Remarks Missionary liceman and the soldier in the screen 8. Metcalf of Kansas Dancing followed in the Amuseini heroes of unknown fame of hall comment hall. vice national The following a Whitman Bennett mander were elected: Ryan Duffy, Loyal Lives, distributed by Vitagraph. Fond Du Lac, Wls. ; Thurman Mann, production Mrs. L. C. Young entertained at a This remarkable tribute to the devodinner party in honor of Mr. Young, High Point, N. C.; William B. Henly, tion to filled duty of the letter carrier, the occasion being his birthday. Wllkeibarre, Pa.; O. M. Stoddard, will be shown with thrills and Twelve guests were present. and Lester Albert, Idaho. Ezra at the Princess pathos, Theatre on Tuesday Games were enjoyed. C. Clemens of Minnesota was elected and in entertained 21. 20 and Nov. Bertha Miss Chipman Wednesday, who Tucket left Cameron honor of chaplain by acclamation. Whitman Bennett, the producer, has Mr. S. IL Love has returned from Commander Quinn renamed all ap- won great praise from postal officials, November 14 for the Western States New York City, where he has spent Lemuel from Attorney General Harry S. New Mission. pointive Legion officers: the past month. Bolles, Scuttle, national adjutant; down, fir filming this melodramatic Ruasell Crevlston, Indianapolis, as- story of the postman. sistant adjutant; Ebon Putnam, Wel- - "A a hoy the postman aroused my Mr. Bennett ex-- 1 mother, Mrs. J. lesley, Mass., historian; Robert Tyn-- 1 greatest interest, dall. Indianapolis, treasurer: Robert plained how he came to make this stir- - La Von Chipman. lornm ana alter n.s visit will Miss Jenny Rudalett entertained he out- In ring picture. A. Adams, Indianapolis, sdjutant. to continue his labors in the School Nov. Class ("turn for her 15, 'n(,the Sunday firemanf polic(,man Mrs. Franklin Bishop of Leicester, vy. Candy-Pu- ll and Hard Time a the of their nature Party spectacular Mass., was elected national president despite Fifteen guests were present. work. To me. he was the connecting of the American legion auxiliary. link with the outside world. He knew of strange towns, of places so farj Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chipman will cn- the Forest Dale Literary Club ONE MAN GflTI 945 MEMBERS awa- it tried the imagination to "ltmDCM1jlm.llll, He was the embodiment of at their home on 7th East. Nov. 17. !thc family doctor and lawyer. There Miss Rose Jones from the Univer- . John Smith, Monahan sioux WHj, nothing he did not know. When- of Utah will speak on the Mis-fsity ever my mother would ask his advice .understood Child. City, la.. Seta Pace Prof. Robinson Other Huetlere. on some matter, he had a courteous and Buclah Huish will furnish the answer. music for the evening. 11 ' He knew our neighbors, the police-whe- n Membership records went flying S' The Officers and Teachers of the A. Smith of Monahan post man and the mayor. He always had a Si of the John American Legion In Sioux City, k'n'lly wo?1, for me and a pat for my Mutual entertained at a business which would run to the gate to ing and social at the home of la., staged a campaign of hie own and lina Linnebach, Thursday, Nov. 15th. him. 245 new members. signed up Miss Virginia Wyss has as her guest Like most boys, when I grew up I . Smith Invaded the packing .drifted from my boyish ambition her two cousins the Misses Biltecover and stork yards, and made arrange- 'to he a away from Idaho Falls. postman. ments for 150 to Join the Legion on Always there clung to me this imthe Installment plan, their employers pression of the great romance in the Miss Ruth Woolley, Miss Virginia Wyss, Elvira Woolley and Leah Wool- taking a dollar a month off their pay life and work of the mail man. For this reason I decided to pro- -. ley, motored to Bingham and Garland checks until duea had been paid. As a result of his activities Smith rfuce & picture I felt would truly por-- ! where they spent the week end. wpn s round trip to the convention Inll!?y !e mai 'rmnaml would bring to; th,s feeling of adventure, of. The Eldera of Hie Ward will Ban Francisco with pullman fare of devotion to service. Sucn tain at a dinner-danc- e Nov. 22nd. A eluded und waa decorated liy National romance, i Lives filled with the work one-aplay will be jriven during the Commander Alvin Owsley when lie vIh- - or 'Loyal the postman and therefore filled evening by members of the Ward. Ited Sioux City. Since his Invasion of with intense human pathos, and thrill. the packing houses. Smith lias speclul-Daring mail train robberies and post Saturday Evening, Nov. 10th, in the lied In enrolling member, by mall. office 29c Art-son- BEAUTY Conveniently PARLOR located in the Southeast. All beauty work done by expert operator at very reasonable prices. Ladies and childrens a specialty. haircut-ting- 1018 Blaine Avenue Ilyland 900-ONE IX TEX Neglecting n little wound, cut or of tho abcas-io- flh may in nine can out cf ten cause no great suffering or inroomk mice, but it is t)o one case in ten flat cauees blood ix.isoning, lockjaw or i chronic festering sore. The chcapot safest and best course is to disinfect the wound with liquid Boruone and apply the Borozone Powder to complete tin healing process. Price (liquid) JOc, Ifc and $1.20. Powder 30c ana 60c. , LOG CABIN SYRUP Large can . . 85c 43c . Medium can Small can .23c j POP can l.)C lb. can lb. can ,39c 20c 10-l- b. BLUE KARO,: LAUNDRY SOAP -- -- A. B. Naptha Crystal While Peel's white Naptlia 10 bars for Silver Gloss or Corn packages STARCH OTA! 29c C0Rfc firP 'oz Cinnamon, Cin-geMustard. Paprika. r. Cloves 49c 25c 12c con-,terta- in or ct 8 y & i BEEF Pol Boast, best cuts, lb 13c BEEF Bump Bount. pound 17c BEEF Sirloin Steak, pound & ROILING BEIT 18c BACON, Sweet Sugar Cured, by the piece, 20c pound Brisket, lb M 5c . FORK BOAST, Glinirr Loin, lb.. .20c 2 0 S ' i 20c HAMS, Eastern Supar Cured, whole or half, 24c pound B gj fe i 3 i I j ' ; i Devoe Sterling Wall Paper Shinola Home Set m. jm 15c Can, 3 for. 29c Set shoe polishing outfit, consisting of bristle dauber, wool polisher and one can of Shinola Polish A complete . Every home should have this handy at the special ball tournament, held under auspice of the I,cglon post at Smith ('enter. A purse of $750 was offered to the winner of the tournament and the wln-- : nlng team was sent to compete for tli k atata rliampb nslilp. shoe-shini- price quoted ng outfit 40c Old English Floor Wax 2 lb 31.50 45c 5oz 1 lb 4 lb 75c 2.50 Old English Linoleum Wax Pints 75c Quarts $1.40 Prepare for the Inside Montlis the A greater portion of indoors. winter is spent Clean, attractive ett woodwork, furniture, eha add greatly to the and comfort of home are a few item Jo. help brighten up home. , Mirrolacf Lemon 4 oz 8 oz 30c 45c 150?' -- 7Qe Tils Old English Britten Pts ... 75c Qts- - Nisi Old English War $5.00 each with $1.20 free goods Polisher and Liquid Veneer Floor Mops, Brushes. We have every thing to help niaki . e . home. Granite Lumber and Hardware Co. In Baseball Tournament. Lesion posts In Many American weatem Kansas participated In a base- .H Cleaner 9 3 8 g y b13 Veteran Refuses Prise Car. John Dnnphy, a big, Irish sergeant In "A" battery of the One Hundred Fifty-firs- t field artillery during Hie World war, recently tossed away a ticket which entitled him to receive a $500 automobile, because he said some other person wee more de-serving of It. A merchants contest held in connection with a fun festl-val" of e St. Paul post of the Aincr- lean Legion was enlivened by the award of s car to a certain lucky per ion, and Dunphy's name was the first drawn. The former soldier, busy st work boosting the festival, had tickets, but because he was so closely connected with the event, he refused the car when his number wes selected, saying that he preferred that it go to some citizen who supported the Leglun's show. si ' VEAL BOAST, Shoulder, lb ,t I i SOME SAVING MEAT PRICES , J , Lloyds Pharmacy 1702 So. 11th East-A-dv. GAIIAG E F0RREXT Close to Sugar House. InQuht 967 Hollywood Avenue. Tdfr phone Hy. 14S4-- mENms-saBsnTuroR- sn THE WfflCff&TtR ST0RE |