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Show THE HERALD. FRIDAY. JULY 27. 1923. fhisl the Climax u Lfaator dim" t J &SK Cluba included the University i.u3 .Utah rwp,.. the . Agricultural Hogensom or u . . the wJ tmral college it l"t fL lege gs glTl . .. r.!" snow-- TI mni,r ' . ntrnC " onXJrXT3 woccasion cheap i!" I- will be your represen- Make it be worthy of you tative. ; J. n tarf Your Photograph ,.,.... Hi ttnraZandda - Have it made at i IT! 1 Insist (forgetting u Larsen Studio MO) Phone 384 back-o'cloc- j J MM ' iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiBKiiiiiniiniiiiiiri B SAVE MONEY BUY FOR CASH I ROW. - BASING re Chas. Wilde's Big Orchestra TRIP BY ROWBOAT. International News Service. Dr. J. B. PERU, Ind., July 2 Shoemaker, his son Vernon, Howard are on their way from this city to Nev rowboat. Orleans in a sixteen-foo- t The boat is equipped with an outboard motor and a camping outfit. The trip, will be made in llesurely stages down the Wabash, Ohio ana Mississippi rivers. I thtMnLoof1$t Swimming is Glorious . F I ! 3 SUPER VALUES IN GOVERNMENT ISSUE SHIRTS New 0. P. Heavy Flannel Shirt, .81.49 special .. . ... New 0. D. Wool Shirts. A il.98 New 0. D. Flannel Shirts $2.98 Well made Khaki and Cham-bra- y . . . 79 Shirts, each Boys Heavy Khaki Shirts, each 98 ........ .... ......... ........ Gray, blue and khaki Shirts, well made, coat style, extra good material; very special $1.29 Extra heavy Khaki Shirt, the best obtainable, very special, each $1.98 PUTTEES Trench Shoes, hobbed nailed or $4.49 plain, pair Officers' High Cut Dress Shoe, $8.50 pair U. S. Army Scout Shoe, special, 18-inc- ...... ........ h, pair v J .... . ......... $2.6 top, Army Field Boot, 16-in- ch .......$7.98 pair U. S. Army Field Shoe. .$4.49 We have just received a big shipment of Men's and Boys' Red Hip High Boots, ideal for to fishing and irrigating; equalsale on special any $7.00 quality; 15-o- i U. S. ARMY BREECHES double Boys' Khaki Breches, ......... ff....... Canvas pair Leggings,-cu- pair 95 style, ........95 Made from the " Cream of Creams" and DrOUgtlt tO yOU Wltn muuiimm w TMirruAL Creamery Co. tr. seat, oair ...........$1.98 Men's government issue Khaki Breeches, double seat. $2.49 0. D. 0. Wool Breeches, renovated pair D. pair .... . . Wool vn I Wfj(e ll h Gallon size can Spinach Gallon can Pineapple 75 . . .25 Primrose or Alta Tea 10 lbs. Utah New Potatoes .25 Utah New Cabbage, lb. . . 5 We offer you Extra Special this week only, 3 small . r4j. t euiC tana oi: r uicapie oiiceuj r: Oi7y .......... ............ ........ ........ sxfimmniiiiiiiiiiiiu vru Are You Going on Your Vacation? so you cannot do better than Make This Store Your Headquarters for your Hiking or camping i pr 10tf Heavy Cotton Socks, pr... .19 Medium weight Army Wool Socks, pair .49 Extra heavy weight All Wool Boot Socks, pair ..,,...650 SUPPLIES camping supplies. extra heavy, well made; Special. . .$4.95 Camp Chairs, extra heavy and durable .$1.19 Camp Chairs, with solid heavy back, very special. . . . $1.49 Camp Stoves, complete with ............ ....... .$2.47 wind shields GLOVES Heavy weight Canvas pair and Camping Outfits. We handle all kinds of Tents, Camp Stoves, Camp e Lantern, Chairs, Frying Pans, etc., and the famous Coleman Quick-Litand the prices are exceptionally low. We also have a full line of Hip Boots at prices that will surprise you. LET US SUPPLY YOUR CAMPING WANTS. Canvas pair Gloves, n i 1 B MISCELLANEOUS Saddle Bags, pair.. . . . ; .$4.95 U. S. Revolver Holsters, $1.95 Army Cups 140 U. S. Army Hatchets, ea $1.19 Mess Kits, reclaimed, each 490 Mess Kits, new, each. . .790 Q. M. C. Web Belts, each 350 Pup Tents, each $2.98 Campaign Hats, each. . .$1.49 Overseas Caps, each. . . . . .350 Officer's Riding Quirt 490 Dam Canvas, extra special, i .............. ... 1 ....... per yard . ........ . . . 750 1 Gloves, ........100 Thermos Bottles, each . . $1 .19 leather-face- d, Ir ........ ......... 290 UNDERWEAR Athletic style, good quality, special for ... . . . . .... . . . .690 Light weight Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle length ; very special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ggJ Men's Fine 'Ribbed Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle length; very special ..; .$1.19 U. S. Government Summer Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, very special, each . . 69 ...... .... new, ...... ........ .$4.aa DEPARTMENT VY STORE NA & ARMY PROVO REFUNDED. OUR GUARANTEE, "GOODS EXCHANGED OR MONEY 304 WEST j MEN'S HOSE Gold Medal Cots, .$2.45 Breeches, H Well made Cotton Socks, CAMPING YouwiH make no mistake by coming in and looking over our Tents gKZZZZZZ3 imfft Just received a big shipment of Raincoats, each.... ...$5.98Regulation single back Rain.84.75 coats. each . . . . ......... ...........$3.95 I -- 1 ................. ....................... .15 .35 2 cans Deviled Chili Meat I - v. BiHlHteir Men's Dress Raincoats, $6.98 Army Regulation, double back. SWEATERS D. 0. Slipover, the finest wool and neat design . . . . . .$2.98 98 Knitted Slipover received a new 'We have just of Tarpaulins and shipment all sizes, Covers, Wagon 84.98 up from Solid Leather Cordo Calf Puttees, pair Wrap Puttees, lock stitched, o. ......................... ................ .................. .................. ............. ............. ........ $4.95 for Lowest Prices. ........................ M M CvlT SALE STOCK SURPLUS S 1SW 446. b. A-N- and-Pwlg- The prettiest hall in Utah Phone 1 W EEK ENDING JULY 28, 1923. sack Beet Sugar , . . . .$10.45 10 lbs. Beet Sugar .81.10 48-lsack Patent Flour ... . ... . . . . . . .S1.45 3 2 pkgs. z. Seeded or Seedless Raisins........ 25 2 lbs. Fancy Prunes 45c B 2 lbs. Black Figs .45 1 Peanuts . , . . 3 lbs. .", .55 2 lbs. Salted Peanuts ......45 3 lbs. Hard Shell Peanuts .. .55 3 cakes Runkle's Sweet Chocolate 10 5 bttle Snider's Salad Dressing . . .25 .10 Sugar JBowl or Cream Pitcher Mustard. 2 Large cans Deviled Meat .....15 2 cans Vienna Style Sausage .25 100-l- b. region. LONG Center. 150 West WVvfnATT semi-tropic- Cool Geneva KT.DD CAMM171 8 Saturday Night . S i eant - wudmon for sliding as is indi- - small expenses. The balance will A,? h ke. too. this mo was uww ana cated by the fact that though near- - be vi the inrui year Inspire placed In a Prov0 bank and . 1.. thousand neoole most enjoyable as well as the. " fcfl. JMWiJ tin ly one thousand descents were will be used towards bettering con-- ' siVea In at MAa rithered made V?r "s thrilling course not'ditions at unaer iu " Ji! Aspen Grove, and for ad-- i f? aU'madeTheit DeW to Emerald lake cUciated canyon around a pos- - an accident occurred. tne purposes. verti6ing Thoug'a CLdoui bonfire which fitfully siMe for more than eight hundred The weather man. too. was sum is small, vet. it is a sum which stems of L- -ii people of all ages to reach that genial. For the benefit of th the long straight m -- iva anmAthinr mmmitt aspen In the loregroono, he to begin work with another year, naj eminence. The trail improved con- - devotees of the mountain, tall conical, dark green folUge anions so much that some expert staged a cloud pageant that rivaled The affiliated clubs of Utah ought ' is hikers among the boys made the in splendor the glories of the nioun-to- p to tha red Pine and the balsam, . . .j . join now in placing Mr. Timpan-- 1 of the mountain! in one hour tain and its flowers. A deep, black ogos to move tne mosi sioicai definitely on the map of Utah teulated The coming of the and 45 minutes; great numbers of cloud originated somewhere in the and of the world. The testimony lirit of Timpanogos to light the them reached the very top by 10 Uintah country to serve as a of thousands of monutain climbers and all bad reached the ground or back dron for the declares that the Utah mountain is wouu 01 epiie as the Provo band un- - lake by noon or shortly after. Not magnificent argosy of snowy "ships one of the best, if not the very only does the trail make the hike of the air" that went sailing grace- best, for climbing in groups or by fppenon played an Indian chant, easier, but- it makes it much more fully along on a level with the en- Individuals, lot to the hearts of the onlookers, beautiful as well. In place of thralled spectators. Though rain af whom were awea into suence scrambling up a rocky, uninviting threatened, but a few drops mate. ONE MAN KEEPS COOL. th nresence of the spectacle. ridge, the hiker now wanders lei- rialized. The. clouds served mereThe twelfht annual bike, in spite surely among the pines and ly as a much appreciated screen International News Servtc. the great- - ones gone before, spruces, the waterfalls, and the from the July sun. It is doubtful if HAMMOND, Ind., July 26. m its place in history as the flowers, through snow banks, and a hike has ever been taken under While the rest of Indiana perspires such ideal weather conditions. Uteet and the most oeugntrui or past mossy ledges. of Owing to the lateness of the Ci all. It was a big pow-woheat, G. J. JohnThis year, the committee in in ef the hiking clubs in Utah. At spring in the mountains, the water charge made a definite attempt to ston plugs along in Arctic boots, calling of the roll every organ- - falls were unusually active and collect a small fee with which to sheepskin coat and heavy cap, stopa club of any size In the state beautiful. In one place a tremend- cover the expenses of the hike. In ping occasionally to thrash his xnese ously beautiful fall plunged down past years such a fee has been hands against his sides to stimuTJt&h was represented, late circulation. He works in the hardening room dim Joyful years ago before we of a local Ice cream company, where a temperature of from 16 to 22 degrees below sero is maintained. Ice cream is shipped to the plant from Chicago and before it is sent out to the Calumet it EaimoreWhSt : tlulls. & fmit. ,a ' h a rreat . .. J"J ... about the of those quoted above. Dr. 7n Mead, of the University expressed a similar U 4i s jcUtibn. Vwords . j before rertew-KTouun- or more property but HO effort has arer rrom inf. the top of a mighty ledje before bee made to collect the tee land in the embrace f 4 great ia ny definite manner. This year. jto no.anrt hich bad been cut in table for registering; the hiker of twa:a by the a:er but hi,-.. . was ., irme oere every person " currs. ThrouKh thisvluc roup. me Bngaani Toung uni- . ' .,,...... t aire a w .... . Bia?n .uiti.i. fcuxt reuc suuiceni ' of inter storms to. .m h v.nan.MCTv; .v.. vsrsuy ftroup, tne Wasatch U( tuc uiaV S1UU W '. a good future improvements of ronditinaa1 club of Salt Uk. City theua uavmg oeen cut ey men onof the trail and camp ground. niamg ciuo, tne Alpine club of the precedin Nearly five hundred people con . .. Pavaon. tha Alnina rliik r,t DU... intn .;... j "... M each. This sum. j p.m.. t, Timpanogosj amounting,, to a little less than Proro. The hike has at last be- - flowers. ... - i. -. 111,! .III J. come a Utah institution and one of .. . ine uiiper iciriiup .u aMnn.n. cul which any state might well be well sum, lied w h A Ju. the banks proud, since it represents the larg- - EmeraW lake was Z, IT" ?JTZ aWt hrnV-e-wm JZT, luism ... aasnea 10 .w.. Blip ...v,i- - rauiUMHUC DIOUB. pieieiy Illlel W ith ifph(r? ... . iiu oe .w.i .,.1... tain lovers and hikers that assem- - from the toes of the anrfent irtHP A,.; v..,. w program the Annua L Saturday. occurred uch Bogenson, after in nearly all of the Lm scenic pots t America. r tlfth ..U jtte fact 1 PROVO, UTAH. CENTER STREET. i |