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Show X 1 THE HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1923. GRANT U. IV DIRECTOR. held to. Salt Lake offices of the com public utiLiYjeS organized ' pany Tuesday, President Heber J. y as elected direct ortoftttthe FfOrganlzation.of the public otjlltles road company for the ensuing yew racancy left by the death of William commission was practically completed were elected at the annual meeting O. Rockefeller, z'1" ' " 1 ' Tuesday .with the selection of Thomas B. McKay, president of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth legislatures, as presi dent, and Prank 1 Ostler a secre tary. Tho position of official reporter' was left Tacant to be filled at a later date. We Have Pirectorat-tnejnloB-PaclflRali-jOra- r pt . 5-Llin- Talli iitc VI D usihGss Spraying Time is Here LIME AND SULPHUR LAST RE8PECT& waraer. Other flowers that : should lawns and that is this: Put a little parts of Europe, its tomato seed from tot planted abont Hie nun time "are commercial fertiliser on the soil and New Jersey, seed cornJfrom NebSski the calendulas. - stocks, asters' and it will. work wonders. 'Just look 'in Vvaw irom iQano ana wortn Carolina, AH grow well here, Sweet my window; The timothy is already melons from Colorado, popple and " flown J x peas can be planted with safety right six inches . high, the lawn grass is from California. Tsflbr Um - uadV now: m. almost sodded and the peas and to- - I '.,ftw home for the-- last eleven The erection of ao many new homes, He years.' e matoes--arsix to eight Inches in mo uuui if uan county just after curbing and guttering, sodding jof : was he had fulfilled a two years' mission parks and planting; grass on a new height, and everything there tract in .the cemetery were all re planted just four weeks ago. The soil in Hawaii for the I D. e church. Hit ferred to as possible explanations' of la which they are planted was taken family was with hlmTn-tithe big sale of lawn grass seed tais from a pile of excavated dirt and al field. Re has been a rather exten. though the box in which it Is placed sive farm and -- ranch1 owner but at year. by 12, feet, I jnlxed only one present ownsjand only la Delta. In planting our lawns it is a good is Last Augurt Mr. Tayior entered tne idea . to plant a little Dutch , clover handful of fertiliser i with it. Comwith the Kentucky blue grass, proba- mercial fertilizer can be -- mixed - so seed business, succeeding g rati of one to flvNow4 much more smoothly-tha- n barnyard Cooper,-who- " boughl.'ont Mr, Cap., . is as good a time to plant lawns as manure that there Is no trouble from penter. He Attended the B. T, any. They wDI do' best If planted burning and It is extremely, handy." Mr. Taylor remarked that few peo Maeeer-w-as within the next three weeks. It 'is conducting it tn the Z c too dry after that and in order to get ple realise where the seed tbey .plant M. L warehouse. ' Slnca moTmg jltl (JamAntAP RmtA Mm. he has sent his children ' .-. results the seedea puts must be cov- - rnmns ; fmm.- Thd to schnrt ' nrnA with strs v. pany gets 1t? gauijfloweregedirpni t here. -- At one timeltnTayic-- i, VTWr children enrolled e uggeBtloBjo..pffer. oniltenmark, Jta b. T. u 2 .Ian PAID. ARENSATE OF LEAD and R A ' : t AV Al DIM l Prime Rib Roast, lb.. ..... . Pork Roast, any cut, lb.. . . . . " - CAKE FLOUR Swanadown Swansdowh Cake Flour. ... ,40o WE OFFER ..... 10 Cream of Wheats pkg. .25p Wheaco, pkg .200 Kellogrgs Bran .....15o and 2So mnea Ricer$kg , , .r17o 6 kgwStar-Napt- ha 1 Pkg. r150 s for... bars Bob White bars P. & G. Ivory Flakes .25o .15 .20 . .25o and 60c Oranges, dozen .vtoc' Lemons, dozen 7W Bananas, lb ... 10c Grapefruit, each .20c lb .Tomatoes, 45c Prunes, large. 2 lbs... Black Figs, lb. ..." ......30c Soap. FOR ALL COOKING ' Cottolene, large ..' Powder.; uotners oats, We have Just received s shipment of Armour's Verlbest Roast A delicious Beef. sandwich ,,......20e ......... 35o pkg. Carnation Premium oats, i . .35e Carnation Premium Wha..9B carnation wheat . ... .... . . . Quick Quaker Oats .30e sBn Sunripe Wheat aoo Sunripe Oats-.- -; Snowdrift, large HINDMARSH PANCAKE FLOUR THE CASH AND CARRY - .' Bight . been s and E lronTl at-th- n thoi .. Fkartei h weathe . you . "Lef - again, -t- hr-fl , tbt bat a , J t white eyes; fore th yvr " ? f-rr- Yip-- - -- I 5 :fi - Hel- nmstnt "- " hfTfr-,- - sad :By , j T . S ' . - at last . wnaTT his eye swift c nance, humoro Undnes W. KODAK DAYS ARE HERE s Let us finish what your KODAK began hlnras nrared: "Wei - that!" EXPERT KODAK FINISHING 1 DAY SERVICE content ot the soil by raising lepam- inous crops. bulbs isj S at hand," said Mr. Taylor, "fidw is H a good time to plant gladlolias and H dahlias. They grow wonderfully well here and are beautiful flowers. The dahlias will blossom until Ihe late fall Sally when i his he: arm we , stairs t at the l 3 Drugstores mos t want "Wh( fon-ln- -l TUlay; U J then Photo Shop 1 "Oarl . HEDQUIST DRUGS Canna also grows' well here. best time lo plant will be about the first of the month when the soil has become a little them-and-to- Fori . balancf j t '. r,. -' .. p-t w.;wji ...f,: . ""- I I . s ', w that say soi sound c-- . . ' world. But- -o .bruker : v- ciently dry to cause tiie' seeds to sprout and' thrive. 9 "Corn, beans and vine plants should not be planted yeLjis iheja.is always danger from iate frosts." Mr. Taylor reportAnlncreaseln.i B the amount t truck gardening this year and attributes, the cause to the steel plants The anticipated Influx of people seems to, nave suggested a market for any surplus in garden truck; There is also quite an Increase In the amount of alfalfa and clover that Is being planted this year: This i is dup to the exhausted condition of the soil on some (beet farms and 1s an ..$1.00- - Fresh Jersey Milfc ijt.. 7c Canned Milk 5o and 10c ' Package Seeds, very good. 464 West Center. ..10c and 30e 60c . MILK MARKET Sperry's .... .t55 Wesson Oil, large , Wesson Oil. small Crisco 25c, 45c and 800 Shield Brand Lard, 2 lbs. Shield Brand Lard, 5 lbs..:$1.00 Home Rendered Lard,' lb. .. .18c " spread.' ...$1.00 Small, can 4 . . . Snowdrift, small Snowdrift," medium IS wanzos. pug. S2.00 . Medium - 75c s, A 8UNNY CLIME A REAL BARGAIN AND CLEAN8ERS. IN SOAPS FOR BREAKFAST zepaLfor FRUIT8 FROM an. Instant Wheat, pkg. Shredded Wheat, 2 Grape-Nutt for -- lb....... ...... .,10s No, I won! Tj-y- and-suffti at Pot Roasts, d back t outrag " i , "ffe ,Ioa -- .............. ........ Iose closed ; - -- .... her in " Mtl - klhe five-minnt- e. . . 48o Ripe Olives, large, lb. Loose Sweet Pickles, lb... ..35o Loose Sour Pickles, 2 for..,..6o Dill Pickles, tor . ... . . .10o a Toi Ee J-- x best-varietie- s an -- vm' . V serr- '" HEBER, April ." 0. Ices held were fofAcdrew BLACK 'LEAF 40 Erick4HarryQai)IanTe4 . .year rflm ell . . . son in the stake tabernacle Saturday Do yoa know the of with1 Bishop Frederick'' W. Giles in tor local this A CAR OF SEED FIELD CORN AND FEED CORN abdXregetables flowers charge. Mnslo was furnished by a JUST ARRIVED. women's trio composed of Enid Mur-- ity andtwhent to plant them? These- and other timely suggestions dock, ITona Montgomery Htfid vra ife have a good stock orAKalfa SeedrTIffiifiyrRMtao,Si7 Giles. Thi formed the sbject of a ' Sudan, Orchard Grass, Bronte Grass, Kentucky Blue Joseph Moulton, benediction by Orson talk with T, Ti Tayri inanayer of the ' ; and DutdLClover. HiekeihhepeakeraerBlahop Seed, company. Hisad David m TRlcken, AtteweU Carpenter GUes, Is 76 North University Ave. vice Phone 192. especially timely at this sea InterWootton and Jorn A. Fortie. -eber cemetery. son oi me year. - where John T. Giles dedicated the "The harder varieties of vegetables should alreadyJiave toeetii. planted In TheardeireBaTd"MrjyiQri.. "Peas, radishes- ,- onions, turnips, carrots, " NUT BUTTER8 OUR GREEN STAND beets and the like could have been in H . tSo .for. I. Radishes, bunch, ...30c lb. SATURDAY MORNING Nucoa. ten days. .This time last year i had 25o Turnips, bunch, t for Wilson's Nut Butter, lb. ...250 SPECIALS sITlncheTTilgh in mj garden on peas So Onions, bunch nencUi - tne SARATOGA CHIPS zrr1 . . . '. .10c h . Loose Cocoanut, Ibrrr. . .354 Lettuce, "head Ja jot too late, "oyever There .100-JJt w b Loose Cocoai lb. . , ; . ; s . . . . . . are no advantages in early planting R .Bo Small package S 25e . Sweet Potatoes, lbs. unless the soli is early, x mean-by c50Macaroni, lb. . . . . . . . . H.O08& piCKLEs and olives 'otatoes, bustiei that-4hiHnust-fie-iran- n .. month thong! , "Whi . tlr-- i have t to -- me. .11 thla tmmmMyiWWt not goi Ben Ualale in wel "Her alona ?It4i Tes S of the sodath ognUr awayf r-d- yon an , "7 : VT?'' irv : t-r'- - , Ar5J Vs 8 W I ' prince, ains; Are y SUPER VALUES IN UOVERN-MEN- T ISSUE SHIRTS onlyi New 0. D. Heavy-Flann- el Shirt, special ..v. ....$1.49 New 0. D. Wool Shirts. .$1.98 New Officers' ; Dress Shoe, Cham--tra- Shirtsclu. hi-cu- pair $8.50 .$3.98 v - Army.Field Boot, $3.98 V Pair ...... for. Navy Blue All Wool Shirt, very .......... .......$2.49 .nT?77f8fr Khaki, special each --We 7,'. $7.98 haveJust-recelvedHa- big . Bnipment-o- f Heavy Khaki SWEATERS Shirts, MenVand-Boy- the finest wool and neat design . . . . . .$2.98 Knitted Slipover s' l any $7.00 quality; on ppecialsal- e- - gloves . Canvas Heavy - weight , leather-faced- - .- pair,...i.-.- . - Work':-Gloves- , .v.....98 Warranted Horsehide ' Gloves, pair "Work ,.v..$19 mm 304 West Center 'wsiir.eMiWfc.M.ejtMMwfc-M.- ' " . resa JJncoats $098 . . j? . . ' . . . i; i ::i I: ingcutetisilssuch canteens, trying $ansand7camp asmizss-kits- y ?".- - ; , .i.,...65 r V . ....... ..S4.98 CAMP SUPPLffiS ' . Table, $1 .08 Reclaimed Army, Cots, $3.49 Officers'-Foldin- g New ArmyJ?otst each!i.$-i.C- 0 Ut SZBed Sackseair,'95? 95 pair ... . each.VVvv..69 , just received a new shipment of Tarpaulins sand all sizes, Covers, . Wagon ; from ...... ;$4.9S up V t. . jji Ihffl ome ayn, , uujuhb, enc "rn. it--' inln ine i aa; mi - Lined ai.4U pair Men's Elastic Ribbed Unions, Ttpair U. S. government;..;..$1.70; All Wool . . . .95 Drawers, pair .. U. S. government All Wool Undershirts, each ,...7.95 , party - "7 7 Men'aJHeavy-Flee- ce ,m .ose ter s .95 . itw only t in TTere Canvas Leggings. cuff style, i"r Jianp hei Officer's Riding Quirt.... .49$ 4 PUTTEES 1 Solid Leather Cordo Calf Put.7 tees, pair -- 7. '. . . . . .$3.95 Wrap Puttees, .lock stitched, - 'Pair : 5ft 'hl a Pr V .riv.... a We have Money Refunded"-- " ' f UrSr-Revolv- -- JUL , 2 $ 't-Tl-MuJI- Medium weight Army Wool . . Socks, pair . h i.r.49 i MISCELLANEOUS Extra heavy weight All Wool Saddle Bags pair.".... ; ; S4.95 uoot bocks, pair Holsters, $1.95 Army Cups U. S. ARMY BREECHES Boysv Khaki ; Brechesdouble U Army Hatchets, ea $1,19 Itfess feat, cair Kits, reclaimed, each 49 .$1.98 Men's Misfue Khaki Breeches, Hessjats, ew, each..,;..779(i-Thermodouble seat,. pair. Bottles, rich.. 81.10 $2.49 Q. M. Belts, each 35 0. D. Wool Breeches, renovated Pup Tents,Web eacli rr:S2.ftS - pair .TVrvTTT77;$2.45 ampaign Hats, each. . .$1.49 0. D. Wool. Breeches; new, overseas ciaps, eacn;..'.:.35f Barrack-Bags- 1 .. . SocptSt19?- Army McClellairSaddlesV each S12.69 IVJ7 JV ;:Our Guarantee "Gcdsi .... .... .. .... ..-- I -- U--S.r rann w - . CJotton " Thetirsiherethem p served... J J ..... St Heavy Boots foremen, women andhtl Hrcn. complete stock of cook- - arryi Regulation ; single' back Jlain.-- 7 . . .$4.75 coats, each liOLJ LWeU made atton stovesijallic JiJResnilationouble.Jback Raincoats, each.... ..$5.98.. pairzinr Special - Leather Men'rf Gloves, . "Canvas "Gloves, ; 1 WW -- 1 r v - -- Red Hip High Boots, Ideal for fishing jand, irrigating; e'qnal to O. D. Slipover, - . i:: Maroon and el, I m UTiSArmy Field Shoe.. $449 .$2.98 special rBoys' pair t, - value, Shirtrregular6.00 -- fine-Flann- V &WJi3l.V V :ftag;.,r. ri"'nm n fiini n unn flnmn j We your Hi i have ev xng you ne camping put Hiking clothes and " : Extra Heavy 0. D. All Wool Very ch ! y ,79- 18-in- trench Shoes, hobbed or jjlain, 0. D. Flannel Shirts $2.93 Well made Khaki and " car, ; What way li An rti He1 mind r " not. '1 make afterw theatei tickets ;..i.,. B Unt.i 8m i 41 fw f o) JV . i 4mi 3 U Provo, Utah . f |