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Show THE HERALt), WEDKESL S f J if 'V' y 7 V ff Lfl III f I .9, E.. nj.'l. Its no wonder we get such a big response to our DOLLAR DAYS. We sacrifice our profit and give you, first quality, merchandise at absolute icost WHITESLIPPERS Ladies' and children's; canvas, and linen. SPECIAL PAIR $1.00 $1.00 - LIGHT VOILES Values to 59c. SPECIAL FOUR YARDS FRENCH GINGHAMS Good patterns THREE YARDS $1,00 ttut Heavy white shadow proof Each SILK STRIPED WASH GOODS SPECIAL THREE YARDS DOTTED ORGANDIE Also Checks and Plain. SPECIAL TWO YARDS $1.00 $1.00 $1,00 TABLE COVERS AND SCARFS Various colors and shapes; values to $3.50. INDIA LINON Fine quality. SPECIAL SIX YARDS CHHJ)RENS DRESSES Gingham, good styles; $1.25 value. SPECIAL $1.00 79c - SATEEN SKIRTS V v - A -- $.00 v 7 CHILDREN'S PARASOLS Cloth, dainty patterns. j Far prettier teeth You see them evejrywhere- - .... alarmingly common, Avoid Harmful Grit ; Pepeedent curdles the film and remova it without harmful Keyring. Its polithipg ' agant it far softer than enaSnaL Never turn a film combatant which contain harth grit Their greatest enemy chief enemyreryevrewtped" Film was its harm. So dental science long sought ways to fight ways were found. One acts to it Eventually tworemove curdle film, one to it, and without any harmthe-teeth- 't ful scouring. Able authorities proved these methods effective. tooth paste was perfected to apply Then a new-typ- e them twice a day. That tooth paste is called Pepsouse, largely dent Now it has come into world-wid- e $- by dental advice. j I Pepsodent brings other new effects which research proves essential. It multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva. That is ..there to neutralize mouth acids, the cause of tooth decay. It multiplies the starch digestant in the saliva. That is there to digest starch deposits which may otherwise ferment and form acids. e tooth pastes brought just opposite effects. agents. They reduced these natural $1.00 10-Da- Tube Free y (Only one tube to a family) i Innrt your nam and addraaa, thaa prent thla coupon th la, week to anr itora named below. Ton will be' Tuba of Pepeodent preaented with a ' If you live out of town, mail mpan ta The Fepea-de- nt Compaor. 1104 So. Wabaali Avasua, Chlcafo. aaA , ! tube w u do aent or mail. New in several ways $1.75 value. $1.00 clean the teeth feel after usine. Mati' the absence ol the viscous film. See how teeth 'whiten as the film-coa-ts disappear. Watch the other good effects. One week will bring yon new conceptions ot what ean. Wit out coupon now. - t - - Percales and Madras; band styles. " ' Good patterns. SPECIAL THREE YARDS - -.- Those hiter teeth come from fish tine film. And test they mean safer teeth as weU. This delightful will show ybu how to get them. Film also holds fooa substance which ferments and hfocmarSfiids.. Xt houiatho acidsMveontact wit teeth- to cause decay. That was almost universal. Germs breed by milhans in film. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. And that became MEN'S SHIRTS TISSUE GINGHAM 89 c luster. V. Look about, you. Note how teeth now glisten teeth whicK once were dim. Mark how much Yev cart feel on yoor teeth a viscous film. It clings to teeth, enters crevices and stays. The tooth brush, used in old ways, has left much of it intact That's why jjn .many feadltingy ..fowrtt, Way nAthr trnnV.1.. Food stains ete. discolor fUzn. Then it forms cloudy rests. Tartar: is based on film. That is why teeth lose $1;00 T- .... Don't leave that film Plain and figured; $1.75 values. GOWNS r t:on. It nuiu fighung tUe teeth s enemies more effectively. Your dealer wifr give test Go ask him for it. Test this new method now. "GINGHAMS 27 inches wide; 25c value. SIX YARDS . r, Whp'are missing benefits which v . "... Go get tliis free tube and use it Then watch it combat the film on teeth yotetwlay STAMPED PILLOW CASES : 42x36 Worth Double TWO FOR - To mM$w Pf hcrassthese new Hfectt are bringing '" a new conception of what cleaa. ,a' hew dental era There is a new way 61 teeth cleaning.. It is used by teeth mean. If you have not learned thitse benefits caMiil pcopie oi some 50 nations, largely by dental yet, go now and find thenrout. To ou and youri they mean far more than you .will care' to miss. .dvicii for Ddlfe HQNSSpecial BaflaCWaaiV- - :Beforfe;fmi. Sleep; This is to people miUiArfc now fcnjoy. , - :?I1&S- 1 . r 7N J Addnaa Old-tim- tooth-protecti- DARK VOILES Values to 50c. SPECIAL, 3 Meeeeee APRON PERCALES 5 SPECIAL, YARDS Present coupon to two stores $1.00 $1.00 HEDQUIST DRUG, CO Provo, Utah. HEDQUIST DRUG CO. Pleasant Grove, Utah. YARDS The New-Da- Dntifric y Daily Herald, Provo, Utah. A scientific tooth piste based on modern research, free from harmful grit Mow advised by dentkts; world over, becauM of m ttnlqus effects. m , Distributors of Quality Merchandise Everybody's Store. I SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs. Perry E. Pierce witertalned talnment,' during which-- delicious luncheon was served to the following: Vera Brereton, Melya Brere-toGladys Davis, Ferris Davis, Ida Chipman, Dot Chipman, Jack Pierce, Donald Curtis, OrvIIle a n, Walker. 4 delightful birthday party at The Daughters of , the Mormon ber home Monday afternoon in Battalion will meet Saturday afterlit compliment to her noon at at the 2:30 o'clock daughter Norma, whoee birthday of Mrs. May R. Farrer. annfversary occurred on unday. Games- - and muelo .were enjoyable features of theaftornoon's enter- - afternoon !wltMrs.-5ames- - home f Flshet home. Rosea and potted Mrs. A. Rex Johnson was host-- ! 'ew- - weeks with her parents, Mr. I plants prettily decorated the rooms. and Mrs. C E. Davies. Miss Davies w' . n uu a u, K, Vl During the afternoon of needlecame t0 attend the weddlng recel). work and music;, a delicious lunch- siiower ui iub aome oi a. J. jonesj tjon D( her sister, Fawn, and eon was served to 15 Monday evening in honor of Miss RUdger H. Walker, which was . ixrenaa jonn, a orme or tnis given Thursday last in the Fourth .The drama section of the Wom- month. An attractive decorative ward social hall. Miss Ruth Davies en's Municipal council will meet scheme" was arranged with the accompanied her sister to - Idaho, Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in colors pink and white. Games and where she will spend the summer. the council club rooms. Mrs. M. P. music were enjoyed during which a Later they will join a party in Henderson will give a talk on delicious luncheon was served. Idaho and take a trip, to Yellow"How the Drama May Be Cut for Many useful and heaifUful Bifts stone park,, " rewill bride-to-be she were received by the T" Review," after which view the drama, "Quality Street," from the following friends: Miss Mrs. Thatcher S. Morgan Atha Bateman, Miss Lorna Bagley, AUred. former by JMBarrier-Mra- A. will give a sketch of the life and Miss Leah Chipman, Miss Edna ly Miss Pearl Oberhansley of this works of Barrie. All ladies inter- Lewis, Miss Edith Hedquist, Miss city, whose marriage took place ested are cordially invited to at- Gladys Seamount. Miss Irraa Mur--' Saturday last la Bozeman. Mont, dock. Miss Luclle Christensen, Miss was guest of honor at a luncheon tend. Violet Johnson, Miss Celestla John-- ! given at Keeley's In Salt Lake by son. Miss Gertrude Olsen,. Miss her. sorority sisters, members of The Misses Ether Peterson, the Sigma Theta sorority of the A. Huish and Sadie Ollerton en- Annie Randall, Miss Helen Miss Gean Cox, "Miss Henri- C. in Logan. Special guests were tertained Tuesday, evening at the home of Miss Huish Jo honor of etta Taylor, Miss Maude Dixon, Mrs. Amelia Oberhansley and Mrs. ...iss N. S. Hemmert of Provo and Mrs. Blumenthal, Miss Alberta Huish, who will Miss Myrle leave soon for an extended trip to Elaine Innes, Mrs. Howard Graham, Josephine Johnson of Logan, at her anmBani shower at the home of Msr. Gray May Dixon, Mrs. W. O. CreerMrs and Thatcher M. AUred of Boze-ma- n, Tuesday evening in compliment to Carl Handler, Mrs. Delia Hansen, Mont., took place aSturday Miss LaVern Banks, whose mar- Mrs. Julian Drysdale, Mrs! May me al ternoon in-- Bozeman. Mrs. AUred ' riage to Orval Singleton of this Gray, M.isa Grace Daybell, Miss is a gradaute of the Logan Agriculcity will take place tomorrow Melba Hansen. Miss Lucile Banks, tural college, where she was vice morning. Pink' and white peonies Miss Alice Taylor, Miss Henrietta president of the student" body, a and tea roses prevailed throughout Tay&r, tfs Maude Dixon, Miss most active and well liked student the entertaining rooms. Games and Louise Foster, Miss Elva Bunnell. of the school. She was also presimusic were enjoyable faatwvy, 4w4m19 Thnrsa Mackay, Miss Bessie dent of the Sigma Theta sorority of ing which a delicious luncheon was! Banks. Miss Lora Dunn, Miss the college, president of the served. Numerous beautiful and; Gladys Duke, Miss Rhea Dixon, Hellenis, and a member of The useful gifts were presented the Miss Marie Busby, Miss Fawn Quill, and BodMoverr club. Durguest from tfc following ;. gleton and Miss Bessie Williams. ing the past two years Mrt, AUred e friends: Mrs. Eleanor Gray, Mrs. has been teaching at the Weber Hannah Pike, Mrs. Ruby Clark, The marriage ot Miss Pearl Normal college at Ogden; Mr, and Mrs. Don C, WttUams, Mrs. Fred Oberhansley. daughter of Mrs. Mrs. AUred will make their home ve Hoover, Mrs Amelia Singleton, Mrs. ObernantrteyJirjthis citylnMontana. Dorft Clark. Mrs. LHUe SingletonT Mrs. Delta Williams. Mrs. Lora Badley. Mrs. Erma Bosbard, Mrs. Mtna Stubbs, Mrs. Louise Single ton. Mrs. Esther Craven, Mrs. Grace Craven, Mrs. Fanny Leven, Mrs. . Tal-mag- e. were most attractively decorated with roses .and carnations, forming a color scheme of red and white. Luncheon was served' during "the evening of games' and mueic, enjoyed by the hostesses, the guest ot honor and the following; Messrs Carl Christensen, Harold Lundahl, Earl GrWsbeck of Springville and New Mexico. I Fligcm in . : ... : ' Pumpkin Made With -- . 1 .J you can havo Pierce's 'pumpkin pies any day ot tho year with ip'lewhy, pumpkin es.. serve It for surprise tonight: : iw w7 pensiTe. whea you ttse.Pi$rce's Pumpkin." ... Packer of Picrce'tT Pork and Beans Hominy ' Pumpkin Vlnsoar, . I , T . , T .Tomato Soup . - MRS: SADIE E. FV pilla-ron- I ECONOMY SHOE SHOP i 403 W. Center St Provo. , Shoes Also Made to ' ' Order. . , . From our farm to your, kitchen for only 80 cents a crate of 12 cups. TELEPHONE 768J4 andairange fordeUv0ry if you cannot" drive to our r JONES . farm, V . - 60s Registration Grandview Grandview Grocery. Automobile may come, in afternoon or evening and get the berries fresh, from the field. parties . ... Provo. - on Mnasi- cin Now and.here you'll fmd Kodaks, Kodak com- Film, and Eastman Supplies-7-tl- ie -- hrBenchrhalf milrwestof - 265 E. Third South St, . mttdwrs invites your KODAK : . " old shoes away, see me. Ihey. don'lLneed muster-J- ,. ly ole; plaster or good workmanship ; to cure all their ills. TSbisiyrup Tomato Purss none at your homer mine, Befotejou throw your - for appointment 539-- W Tomato Catsup; ;'tnuerkraut Corsets ne better made; Telephone - . of . Yes, I still am theagent for those popular : SUMMER TERM : - V aot. Ogden Since 1888 STRAWBERRIES LIKE THIS ONE )ear Madam: w Pumpkiiu-EveryonsJlk- Announces His col-.let- s, Nu-Bo- The Utah Canning Company " .. Mrs,. Elva Harding, Mrs. Vera Miss Bernlce Davies has .returnMiss Iva Jones-- and Miss Gray, ed to Rexburg, Idaho, to resume Ruby Phillips entertained at a her duties at the Rex Normal tfter-tfaltfi- . here the.paaf NICET FRESH , plefc'-No- Booth - uPumpkln v used io.be thankful on Tjinka'gitlngiecau8Q. 4 'j?p that day meant pumpkia , rr ey; Ealplii Mrs. Marion Taylor, Mrs. Chris Scott, Mrs. Grant Crandall, Mrs. Miss Grace Daybell of Heber is Mark Pyne, Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H, 3. Phillips for a week. Mrs. Frank Dunn. . l PIERCE'S X rooms FREE COUPON for Pepsodent tooth, paste .at HedQulst drug stores, Provo No. and No. . and Pleasant Grove. , Clip coupon from Pepsodent advertisement in today's Herald and take it to any Hedquist . r; druf store; Faitiily! A Treat for the Pie t Johtr-Beesl- The . " , C.JI.WENTZ , We're your dealer ROOM17-- C B.Y.U, ' . Sin-hon- ' PROVO PHOTO : J-1- . - SUPPLY AND Music cojipany " . 9 77 N. Univ. Ave. ; Phone 411. . - , ' -- |