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Show 22 Jm& m ii UmVw v jlji n i n Will Be Given Away, $1500 DO YOUR BUYING NOW! TA YLOR BROTHERS COMPANY 1922 mm mm I860' a mmr a bb m mmmmi mi mmamt m - mw m 56th Anniversary The Big Department Store WHERE TO GO TONIGHTOn the Screens at the Provo Theatres c- ! - C ( A ' tT 1 m rf U v The Only Properly Ventilated Theater in Provo" I Wednesday, Thursday ' la ' 1 and Friday 'I ' 2 - ! I." .., ininiwiinMi ,, mn imiVSg&traSasr. mi. . II (I mm iii,i..v.WKCTtMiiaaWpHl A dramatic scenr from TURN TO THE RIGHT At the Strand theater tonight and Wednesday. V7 11 ; -- 7:30, 9:15 I John E. Hazzard, who, In collab oration with Winchell Smith, wrote "Turn to the Right," the Rex In gram proauction tor Metro now showing at the Strand theater, has just told how the play came to be written. i say my picture, whea I go Into the theater now and hear the audience roar with laughter, and then see them coming out furtively wiping away the tears," he said. "I am produ to think that this wonderful success was built upon the germ of an idea that I submitted to Winchell Smith and John Golden. It is my story, but I want to say right now that it was a story told roughly though sincerely. A diamond in the rough, if you will, now polished to scintillating brilliance. "I know that 'Turn to the Right' will live for years, but I know that it wouldn't have lived for days unless it had undergone that wonderful finish given to it toy the Smith. After giving Smith the idea I was invited to join him at his home in Connecticut to get down to real work. And we certainly worked hard. We arose every day at 9 o'clock, breakfasted leisuerly, read tire papers, and then looked about for anything we cou!d find to do that would keep us from going to work. master-dramatis- "The Only Properly Ventilated Theater in Proyo" TONIGHT ?i IT l fi . - t, aynan Lancer IHE PRODIGAL MgK iffci JHcHeK 1 iiiiy TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY Matinee Wednesday, 2:30 P. M. A fura To The Right" a Ticture Greater Than the Great Play. Prices-Whole- soms Regular . Entertainment the Emergency When coal mines are operating to capacity And railroads are making regular deliveries And building material is plentiful You can have your wants supplied anywhere. But when mine production stops And railroad transportation slows up It's the dealer that has the stock on hand to meet the emergencies that is the real "Friend in need." Featuring JEAN PAIGE for rvtiy I feting U Ml y 7C3GO Also SCREEN SNAPSHOTS If it's coal, or kindling, or building material you want, phone 232 and we will send it down AT ONCE. S ''Si TONIGHT 7:30,9:15 HARRY CAREY in n. DESPERATE -- 'f Utah Timber & Coal Co. i TRAILS' 160 Also PEGGY BE GOOD" Comedy WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EARLE WILLIAMS The Right Place wiif With dim in to buy WALL PAPER is here. We have the goods and our reputation for fair prices is getting stronger every day. "LUCKY CARSON" Full of Love, Suspense and Action. 6 Also FABLES and COMEDY Earl Williams in "Lucky Carson," at the Princess and Thursday. PAPERS FROM lOtf PER DOUBLE ROLL UP In this costume Amelia Khourj Boston shop girl, revives the dances of hvr Syrian ancestors. She's said to be descendant of a Syrian maidn who danced in Lebanon In hcur m w'4tf iimot of bwei. City treasurer reported receipts to be ?7,699.97; disbursements plates, serial No. 11591, two black Brigadier tires, rubber pedals, leather tool case. were There fires the eight during Earle Williams was caught nap No. 3 Napoleon, series No. 180,-07month with a' total loss of $10. CITY OFFICIALS Causes of fires as follows: Small ping in making a scene of "Lucky color red, reinforced forks, boys and matches 2, defective flues double bars. Carson," which will be shown at 2, gasoline and match 1, electric No. 4 Gent's wheel, no name, the Princess theater on Wednesday DID IN HAY flatiron 1, unknown 2. serial rubber pedals, no and Thursday. The evening before Chief of police reported 74 cases mud guards, Goodrich and grip scenes of the promaking the final investigated and settled out of tread tires. duction Mr. Williams attended an REPORT OF CITY COMMISSION court, 81 night lodgers, 3 petit Parts One Fisk tire, one Vitalic FOR MAY. 1922. ceny, 2 disturbing the peace, inves tire, one rear fender, color black; exclusive banquet, which kept him The Western Engineering and tigation 6 intoxication i, stealing one front fender, color red and up until the early hours of the Construction company was allowed bicycles 3, unlawfully riding on black; one rear wheel and sprocket morning. sidewalk 10, bail forfeited for with tire on, Goodrich safety tread; $9,057.59 in interim warrants for He appeared at the studio set studded tread speeders 6, drivers notified of their one Ever-Laston sewer district work completed lights on autos 178, 35 lost bicycles tire; one pair handlebars; rather fatigued and was released No. 17. delivered to owners, 26 animals im- one Troxel leather seat with post when Director Wilfrid North told Resolution adopted by the com- pounded, 9 houses quarantined, 8 attached; one Troxel leather seat him that all he would be required mission obtaining jurisdiction for unsanitary places visited, 5 lost WHEN WILKIN'S, Chief of Police, Provo City. to do that morning was to feign un- curb, gutter and parking district children returned to parents, 10 t boys and girls under age taken consciousness on a hospital cot. No. 5. Claims allowed. Jacob & Gardner home to their parents, horses and FOOD VS. MEDICINE. Christensen, too had However, Williams has were awarded the contract on bufies delivered to owners 2. street much experience in the picture North University avenue for curb, our More and more the people realize ring the last month eame to think he would have an gutter and parking. Pinal report department under Commissioner that medicine in many cases i3 a necessity, but generally speaking, easy time, and when Director of city engineer on sidewalk dis- Hopkins resumed the work of buildNorth insisted that he be bandaged trlct No. 11, extension 9, accepted. ing new roads, and made very sub- there are other means for keeping is- stantial progress. healthy or regaining health. tight Williams knew there was a Interim warrants for 4,815,80 Our park work under CommisWe find today, in practically Joker in the deck. Whether some- sued to the contractors for work sioner Billings took on new life and every grocery store, a food product, one in the studio had a grudge done on sidewalk district No. 10. Notice of intention to create many of our trees and shrubs were which is taking the place of mediagainst the star or not he was never able to fathom. However, curb, gutter and parking district on planted, especially on the Liccrty cine, namely Roman Meal. Dr. Jackson, the eminent dietition were adjusted so Third West street, from First Memorial park'. the bandages Our street paVking was also fin- of Tacrfma, Was., is the originator nicely that they almost stopped cir - North street to Sixth South street, ished on Fifth West street and East of Roman Meal. culation. But Williams was so ia- ordered published. iMany patients were so pleased Resignation of Mrs. Julia B. Jen- - Center. Work is progressing satistigued that he no sooner struck tne bed than he fell asleep, and it was sett as board member of the Provo factorily on the new city and county with the doctor's prescription that M. building, and we are hopeful a way be was forced to start a factory to with some difficulty tnat ne was city library accepted, and Mrs. awakened to enact a love scene P. Henderson appointed to fill the may be found to finish the building fill orders and he called his product Roman Meal. "That was the egin-nin' tax on without delay. with the charming heroine, piayea vacancy. of the three factories nrny oplevying Ordinance passed Clarke. Ross by Betty NOTICE OF SALE. erating in United States and Can The story or "i,ucKy v.arsou is property in sidewalk district No. 11, fol I have in my possession the ada. one of dramatic intensity which extension No. 9. Roman Meal is used as porridge, Notice to contractors for curb, lowing unclaimed bicycles and holds the interest from the first if not identified and in cookies, muffins, gems, pudding. gutter and parking on Third West parts whichwill flash. be sold to the high- hot cakes, etc., and in vel! regu taken away published. street ordered . . . . nnnnlnttn. est cash bidders at the courthouse, lated families it is mixed with flour AnAj Vom. t k'nuri.ipn a eraauaie oi Resolution nuuuicu aun.i.ue, of the 10 a. m., Saturday, June 24: pro-tein bread 'making. his Young university, has taken outChi-- Abe W. Turner judge No. 1 Ranger, no serial number, The youngest as well as fn.i old; city court in the absence of Judge Ph. D. from the University of white stripe, est, may safely eat anything in color light brown, He has received oners oil Turner irom io caeo The city physician reports deaths Samson red tire on front, Federal which Roman Meal is used, as the two splendid positions, one irom 2, at cord on rear, steel pedals and wide coarse grain diet is along the sim- New from pneumonia 2, cancer Mttr"'-'company. Electric the Western ' I rttrx Unlver.tilrfti from r"c" jhe york nnri another CAUGHT, NAPPING THIS IS WHAT Yi West Fifth North. I THE RIGHT PLACE also for PAINTS. A PAINT for every purpose and the price is right. SPECIAL PRICES FOR CASH 3, II "Foolish Wives" is wq in ounding rs-- pl picture production the depths of ?as- en- - a sea of splendor 'on I the last ertaining, impressive, incred-M- e, convincing. At last!! You can see it he Columbia at ' Wf$l y nwYl 2-- theater, Provo, !tah. if This great photoplay has secured for exclusive ex hibition at the Columbia Wed- - py, Thursday, this n dollar fm w a Hoi "mil.tt... mn in a aea dl etno- - production," signed cost, will the following prevail: ;iles, 2:15, Evenings, iniasH'our 25 and 8:15. . r Sify fSaffirK A.. Friday. BP chance to see mo8t talked of picture in h ui.illiW g . Don't Kid Yourself r When you buy GOODS CHEAP, you can expect CHEAP GOODS. Isn't it better to big quality goods at moderate prices ? Whe nyou buy Coffee in a can, what do you pay for the can? When you buy goods in a fancy package) what does the package cost you? Buy goods not frills' Our June Bride Sale is going strong. Join the crowds and save. 10 TO 50 PER CENT DISCOUNTWUNE 12 TO 24 Sutton Tea & China Company "Where Quality Counts" f . Roorl onr! lloo t bo JAn n f A A, |