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Show THEJERALDfcOT)AY. AUflllST ni THE HERALD," FRIDAY, AUGUST 11; 1922. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTINO 230 W. Center. Work done rlgbL lira. A. . Ritchie. Furnished room. FOR RENT W. 1st 8. i w - I:-:- M if H defeated Cowley (semt82. Dixon and' Allen defeated Cowley and Cecil Cooley (final doubles) tt HEMSTITCHING end PICOT EDGE work dose In the beet manner on all kinds of material and household linens at reasonable prices. BUTTONHOLES made on ailk shirts a specialty, AH work guar 8 brick, f per SINGER SEWING MAPenrod ft Nelson Co. anteed, CHINE COMPANY, 7 North Unl M rersity Avenue. Phone 399. finals), If V IV - The 371 6 4. ipi BUSY I VVI V V: Bnn-drie- d L I Dixon 883 STORES Of Fred ("Buck") Dixon the Tribune today says OrgsajjSl "Fred Dixon can have anything ... Utah. Center, Proro, tie wants in Provo, for Buck, as his . FOR ALE follow townspeople call him, upheld tnouaand. the tennis honors for the Garden Phone 782-J-city in an l manner yesterday in the J urn lor intermountaln tennis MONEY TO LOAN on farmi, 8 per new FOR SALE Ar. absolutely tourney. Rightly may the Provo cent Interest Phone 688, kes be proud ot their Ford touring ear, at Schofleld's, kid tennis star, for Buck figured in ' WANTED Clothes to press. City at a discount of (25.00. The party four matahes yesterday on the Tailoring, 337 W. Center. Pbone who traded his old Ford In on this Peaeret gymnasium courts and on 150. Immediately turned It to ut en each occasion he came through with Chevrolet at a price w tan offer flying colors. All Utah may well this discount tf ; taUoriug In our new Fall Suits : FOR SALE Confectionery, for yew, men whlii share In Buck's ability, for there (Special to The Herald.) What's your idea of the doinf you dUtuigulah them "In the crowd" from SALT LAKE, Aug. 11. Provo never was a better sport or gamer team of the Central Utab league? soeueatDustness. Phone 72SJ, DANIELS AUTO WHEEL ANO The manufacturers wbwe names, if we were ta maintained its reputation as the kid than this freckled That question has been put to BODY SHOP All kinds of wheel them, would Inspire confidence, tailor tennis town" of the state here chap, who wears a smile wherever several umpires of the league, and, our and body rebuilding and repairing those Bttl detail, which, combined, gT to rOR SALE Fresh Jersey milk, de Truck and yesterday in the junior intermoun- be goes and never quits but is al- before long, will be up to all of bug bodies. Loom and taln tennis tourney when Fred tyled, better fitting and better service-givin- g gaTmPnt, them. livered morning and evening. sgueaky wheels tightened. ways ready for more. Satis- Ltixon Buying for our chain of hundred of department and Knight Allen carried Phene S06-"Dixon Ik the present singles no man on the field has Probably 67 N. 1st W faction guaranteed. Insure enormous order to th makers and tt la but n.t finals after a champion and is expected to hold a better chance to size way the doubles up the playProvo. that they should exercise tb atmoat klU mt 2! i; triumph in the doubles the honors for another year, If he ers than the umpire. That's why FOR SALE Classy bug, the finest For the same reason, there 1 production. trem?r- It was a big day for "Buck" can maintain his pace. ,Mxon, team- The Daily Herald asks the umps of la town. Come In and look It over. LOST Tou are losing money un In 1 the producing coat which reverta advantage Dixon, who won a postponed set ed with Hunter Maneon. took the the league to express their, opin .Th prtee 1 aright "Wren Wilklns. less you trade with the Wasatch wtth towered coMMerably Ted downed and then Baer, you ' ;- - 290 W. Center doubles championship last year, but ions on the matter. As these an Produce. tf Joe St -Cowley in the singles semi- Manspn Is over age this year. Dixon swers are received they will be ,11 finals. will be ineligible to compete next printed, and when the "vote" is all SPECIAL PRICES on cord tires for WANTED Young lady or young Saturday afternoon Dixon will year, being 18 at present. He will in the players receiving the most man to learn dining room work. rordsv Clayson Auto Tire Co. In Emms the meet singles probably .attend the B. Y. U., where votes will be given positions in The Experience not necessary. Call In final Welby In Provo. The set probably he will be a strong asset for the Daily Herald s team. FOR ALE-Jt- tie 460 E. 7th person at Sutton Cafe. will I pigs. be Wooisn at the played Y' tennis tea," Knight The first umpire in with his all- ZNorth. -ex a audience is and mills, large star selection is Bill Barratt who License FOUND plate and Two-Butto- n Owner may have same by calling pected to watch the Provo champicks them as follows: FOR SALE title. modern house, at Dally Herald office and paying pion retain his Pitchers Kinney and Miller, Conservative Suit Dixon defeated Baer, two baths, Beating plant; lot 8x7 for this ad. , A-Provo; Dunn, Springville; THEY STAND HOW Heber. SIS 4tfc E. N. rods; Phone 90. Mrs. Lucile Stowell has returned Catchers Barrett American All kind ot vege Fork; Bowen, Spanish Fork. tables, dill and sage. K. Gay, 814 home from Ripbv. Idaho, where CCv-O- xyAYtRS WELDING she has been spending the past few 8-W. 4th 8. Phono 412. First base Wilson, Provo. 4j CENTRAL UTAH LEAGUE. months. i aceiyieiie weMing and catting. Second base Holmstead, Ameri Pet. Won. Lost. w weld aoytbtog mad of metal FOR RENT Two nicely furnished can Fork. 7 PROVO , Third base Webb, Lehi. Wei guaranteed. First class ten-loe- . apts., partly modern. 180 E. 6th REWARD tooffered for information .636 7 the recovery of myMidyale r leading 4 Shortstop Wallbeckv iMldvale, . 4th W, Prom Phone South, .601 6 Irish terrier puppy, stolen by aHeber Center field Durrant, American .600 WW. 6 Fork In Ford on a truck Spanish party Tuesday tt FOR Fork. or sleep6 .545 a evening. Aug. 8. Party was last Lebl ing rooms, 21.50 each per week. seen Right field Fleiger, Springville. i 4 .400 son 6 about Pay Heber o'clock, leaving 6 : fOR SALE, CHEAP Utility intlelders Binch, AmeriA New Bom 220 N. 2nd B. 3 .300 was headed loath. Truck la he- - Sprtngvllle and can Fork; Taylor, Springville. " wtag machine. Call .273 Five-rooFOR SALE modern lleved to have contained four peo- American Fork Utility outfielders Stauffer, one with man an agray elderly bom, with furniture. 234 W. 6th ple, Stanley, Heber. Where Today. beard. of They Play Color four dog red, age If that lxn't a team that would gocth. Mid vale. Provo at of FOR tALEFORD COUPE, size a - months, about the , i. win any state pennant in the Springville at Payson. fox terrlor. Send informaU. S. A., Umps Barratt misses his FOR SALE Refreshments, fruits, mw, equipped abock LehL Fork at American R. McKay, Sprinx guess! candy and ice cream at Canyon tion to Guy cord tires; a The Heber at Spanish Fork. What, by the way, is YOUR All Wm. w. Roylanee Co. bargain.A.7-t- f Road Confectionery, Orem. Mary Mine, Park City, Utah. 8--1 If. Shaffer, Prop. Star team? RENT-Three SONG LEADERS CLASS. furnished rooms, FOR 1 bom lonng men, this Fall will And Provo. FOR SALE 1920 Ford modern. Phone 739. Call 215 W. roadster, Results" of today's' basedeveloped variation of style lines, In indisputable leadershltfThTnnS?rtf unit, m 894w. first-claA.y model See 5th S. i76.00f shape. be more in 1f ball between that dence 4.e the VV. C. Bradford announces game among , Jr at Schwab away from their customary oou- WANTED To do mendm to Timps and Mldvalc may be held be will and Frank Ramsey, institute intensive an Ford Co. FOR SALE Ford; wheels, had by calling The Herald per-ttonext week, Monday, 136 8. Clothing touring body, and bug body. four niehts for office, phone 95, after 6 sports SuiU.. Th, pictures and l,he Friday FOR SALE At A bargain, Bulck Ahlander's. 5th- - 8. and Univ. Ave, Tuesday, - Thursday o'clock this evening. This All ' in training leadcrshsinging. 146 N. Univ, Ave. . Call at lmr. la a part of The Herald BWLDINQ AND LOAN members of the class are expected ' 8 service to its reader. totalhnat loans. No Phohe 472. Golden Bantum to be present and all others inter FOR SALE. your tors. See Ptoyo WANTED Housework to do by . Sweet Corn, by the hundred ested in community singing are inmore. Phone oo7-- i. competent lady.- Call 143-- J Aug. J8. vited to be present mere, to blues, gray, and browns, club check., tartan -plaids and fancy mUtuJeT Sizes 35 " 1 I . II i - The Daily Herald Sport News mt Suits of Snap and Character A-- mi ' II A-2-1 X 2$West Affording Important Sayings! L8 Ail-St- i . av..q2c mT ' S2?M Ll si semi-final- u I tf . Beck-stead- 9 for Young Men A-4- for sale 1 I I il impJi Sports Suits All-St- . rT prhnt;JItlag $19.75 A-1- A-'- 486-N- m Mid-val- A-1- 2 A-2- 3 full-gro- jirac-tlcal- ljf $29.75 r, A-1-5 ! ! p-I- A-1- 8 ss -- i-i 'te'tly J.? .iJ""- A-1- 5 ar. inwho dre! lito rfiun?l ilT."ESb1fff7 A-1-0 W5"M " tf A-1- w..?. or - ' IPS " " Hi TACKLE Actually Better Clothes for Less Money Than Ordinarily Can Be Bought! SMELTERMEN AT HIDVALE School Smocks and Frocks rORK USES The Timps motored to Midvale tor this afternoon's game. A large I gang of tans went along, so anxious are the local "bugs" tohelp the AMERICAN FORK, Aug. 11. The pennant Timps cop the "We are going to play our very Lehl Wasps won Wednesday's game best brand of baseball this after- from the Cavemen after the. latter noon," asserted Manager Mitchell. had obtained a lead which looked "We hope to win." The manager said he thought safe. Garrick, late of Pay wn, was he'd-BtKiimeyr1nitthat hs pitched by American Fork within would not make a final decision less than 15 days after fits release until he had seen both Klnneyand by the Payscn club, ft is believed Miller warm up. If Kinney goes on the mound it is that any team kving t3 American probable that Miller will go to the Fork within the 15 days with outfield where his fieldine and pitching will protest batting will add 'much to the team's score: The will in play right strength. Page half-seaso- n t- art Gar-rte- k field; Miller in left Reports from M Id vale this morns ing indicated Manager Joe determination to send Marty Beckstead against the Timps today. This .' will make the southpaw's fourth game in eight days. It is hardljr likely that Marty is enough ofan "Iron man" to down the Provo batters after such an exten sive program of work. Brown probably will be called to hia relief If Timps find his delivery in the early innings. Cush-man'- Tomorrow we place on sale a great special purchase of furniture, mostly in genuine " Spanish leather. Due to a; large purchase, we bought them from the manufacturer at a great ; reduction,"- - Since buying thegobdsTleather has taken a big advance but we are passing our lucky over-stuff- ed purchase to you at .prices you will not see again. Several different style suites to select from and a number of special odd, large, easy rockers. It will pay you to inspect these goods early. If you are not "ready to haveyour purchase delivered, a hold your selection for later delivery. deposit th' LEHI. AB. R. H. Colledge. 2b . Barnes, If . . . A. Atwood, c Webb, 3b ... H. Atwood, cf D. Smuin, rf HIATT BATS HEBER, I 1000 - I XTr Aug. 11. Manager Hiatt of the Heber Eagles, and who is this city's board of control mem ber, today said that he had been Informed by President J. P. of the Central UTahneague that the game won by Payson. and -wMnfr'1aTerW8'lIec1ar3Tti,"ba A3'g luxurious '"roc&eiy $' Oijr tiVu. :TrS r$W&l " 4 5 .. 4 4 Jacobson, ss , Wilson, p U Smuin, es v 1 .. 3 ToUla -- e kin in- - Get yours early. O. A. 2 1 4 0 .. Morgan, bs Barratt, . 0 0 0 yjf SJ I of th nnocked blouse is of white J ' dotted I ......... ......... ". . . . ; . .". . . . .. 2 2 10 0 5 1 5 113 5 1 5 1 2 1 1 4 3 1 1 1 7 1 6 0 1 0 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 100 1 39 Totals Score by innings: ..... 303 Lehi,. American Fork . . . 150 Summary: Errors-Morga-n, r 100 anJ ren- - jf trimmed smocking 11 with an of red, blue ahown with whit 0 1 2 5 0 r4 Si- I , COME 10 11 26 11 OlS-ei- O Swiss elaborate I AB.R.H O.A. ."...5 Bennett, lb Binch, bs Shelley, p Handley, p Garrick, p One of the moet popular versions ) Jf 38 11 18 27 13 Snow, fl Holmstead. 2b Birk, lb .: Men-denha- ll r . :. . PROTES T y.v ittTC'i' 3 AMERICAN FORK. nv-i- even larger than cut, uphol- Btered "in" "genuihTSjnTs'h leather, at a price that will moye our stock quickly. We will not be able to maJtewt. 2 3 Thrasher, lb Laursen, rf Durrant, cf - 5 H-- 20110 j neen allowed to Heber. Holm 'Hiatt also protested the gfti&e sUaiL. Binch, Colledge 2. L. Smuin; Two-bas- e STJ&ftreh" Fork team won- - here, bas Home TWHBarnes. hits Barratt 2, Laursen, Birk, Webb 2 ing his protest upon the identity ot e Tnree-nastwlrler. the Spanish nits Hoimstead. col By these protests Hiatt claims ledge. Donbl that the Heber Eaglea are leading play Durrant to Binch to Birk.! won th league race with 8 games Stolen bases Binch. Shelley. Bases and 3 lost, giving Heber a percent- on balls Oft Jackson 2, off Wilson L off Shelley 2, off Xiarrlck-- 4. age of .727. If Heber loses today at Spanish Struck; out By Handley 1, toy Jacto-so7, by SheUey 7, by Garrick "I Fork, Hiatt will protest that game If he finds any grounds for protest Passed ball Barratt. . Wild pitch While Heber has only a Handley. Time of game I hour 65 (claimed) of .727 in the league m lutes. Attendance 1600. Umpire race, Manager Hiatt. Gas Ballard. - Left on base iLeht S, percent; 1 age of 1.000 in the protest class. American Fork 7. Tats -- make Hiatt thd champion THEY DIDN'T REFUSE IT. protester In th league. -- 4- -- panled by a white hat. IN---- and look over our stock of canning and preserving materials. PIGGLY WIGGLY stores do not arrange a few prtcesTor advertisingTWsSs and expect fselTolRef too. this loss backm and more, prices to get goods at high . a. a Al TTTinv nMMV. u wnow mat Kcgular patrons 01 riuutii wiuulii articles are sold at low prices. We quote below a few prices good for today, tomorrow and every other day until 11 there are market changes; FRUIT JARS SUGAR Extra Fine Beet, sk S8.04V Mason Jars 5 lbs,43? .$1.25 wit., per doz ,10 lbs. If you have not already c per doz. purchased the sugar you Self ealing,,qts doz. 93 2oz. can . . .121 and 15 will need for canning now . . . . 3117 is the time, before another er dozen f ' " advance. JAR CAPS SPICES ilasonrper doz. . .7. . . 25 Folgers, Selected Whole Economy, per doz. . . .27J Self ealing, per doz; .28 Spices, pkg. . ... . . . .10 SeUf Sealing, Allspice, nutmeg, cloves .Extra lids-io- r and cinnamon are all in- - T screw bands 15 eluded in this price.,. . JAR RUBBERS v ,.. , Extra heavy, per doz. Folger's Ground Spices, Glass Top; quarts,-- Parowax, per, lb.', . SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE ; 1-- .... -- ; PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.'" " Out in Wyoming a train ran over Won. Lost Pet th cow ot a S wed farmer named .631 Ole Oleson. 48 San Francisco .... 82 The claim adjuster 75 53 .588 went out to the houne of .Ole to ad Vernon 71 IO Angeles '60. .64 just the claim likely to be made by .. 64 64 5r Ole-- for the loss of .his cow. Salt Uke 58 68 Oakland .473 Well. Mr. flleson" said the 68 70 Seattle .433 claim adjuster, out to see 64 Portland 75 .418 you about your 65 w being killed on 51 78 .395 our track. 1 What are you Sacramento expecting to do about It t" -At San Francisco Salt Lake J. VelViwiHI Ole stolidly", "I bane 8an Francisco zv a poor man,' an' I cannot do much At Seattle Oakland-Seattl- e because 1 baa so' poor, but I will gam tt postponed; rain,- ...... I 3.1 East Center SU THE EXCLUSIVE HOME FURNISHERS. . Convenient Tayments Can Be Arranged. 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