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Show if JU Lzi l-o) 9 A.M. It A f dvm THURSDAY P:r: i3 r,t IT1 JXT" rjTiS TiET Id: A ui tM!HJ o)(7 A LUl-- iv L A THURSDAY o$ rO i nllh A. 9 A. M. SOME OF THE BIG A SILVER DOLLAR WILL It has always been our policy to have real values on Dollar Day and we DO WONDERS our making an extra effort this Dollar Day to please our patrons. DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS Values up to $135, for THREE YARDS FOR $1.00 WHITE SLIPPERS Values to $2.23 Pair, for LADIES' B. V- D.'s Values to $1.75, for - INDIAN HEAD 33c value, $1.00 69c value. TWO FOR $1.00 LADIES' PINK CREPE THREE PAIRS FOR $1.00: limit 8 yards to a customer JAP CREPE soiled, $3.00 value. ONE LOT UNBLEACHED $2.00 IVORY TRAYS FANCY COMBS $1.00 Values to $2.95, for $1.00 . Partly $1.00 33c VALUE. 5 YARDS FOR 25c value. LIMIT 5 $1.00 FIVE, YARDS FOR ALL SILK 12-- PONGEE $1.00 COMBS $1.25 value. TWO FOR BIG SPECIAL $1.00 FIVE FOR $1.00 -T- OMORROW. COTTON BATTS B. $L35. value. ONE LOT - NEW FALL COATS $1.00, $1.00 COVERS Two Baskets (95c and 49c) BED PILLOWS Values to $49.50. THREE FOR for $1.50 value- See Our Windows. $1.00 $1.00 $i.oa 75c . value. I $1.00 $1.49 Baskets for AND LACE TABLE CANTON FLANNEL IVORY DRESSING BASKETS EMB. FOR 16c value. Limit 10 yards to customer EK2fc-- I 29c value. See Our Windows. YARDS TO A CUSTOMER TW O f 1 MUSLIN $1.00 NECKWEAR See our windows. u J $1.00 ONE LOT SILKS $1.00 MOT OUTING FLANNEL I TEN YARDS FOR Values to $3.50 yard. ifhrfa Lights and darks, 25c value FIVE YARDS FOR FANCY JAPANESE 11 EIGHT YARDS FOR I IVORY BUD VASES tl Aft 19c value, EXTRA! $1.00 $1.00. LINEN EMBRO. PILLOW CASES FROM 9 TO HOURS ONLY FIVE YARDS FOR SIX YARDS FOR ROUND A M. 2 ALL COLORS CRETONNES 95c value. PERCALE 23c value. $1.00 LADIES' KNIT UNIONS BLOOMERS :!,, $1.00 FOR $1.00 FOUR YARDS FOR BLEACHED MUSLIN EX TRA $i.oa $1.00 36-I- CHALLIES 25c value. FIVE YARDS FOR ONE LOT CHILDREN'S MUSLIN GOWNS INDIAN HEAD 53c value. 54-I- f - $39.50 the power house. A huge rock, the the booths with the gaily colored fact that the Black Hawk vet- campment at Springville wool ly finished by the time the Alpine in prisons. The discovery of this poles were piled in one heap. t school closes size to make of a small house, was under- ballons and the cane?, the dolls, erans' organization had Summer and Mrs. was The bodies of form ot smuggling Wright of brought FIRST GAR OVER originated the biggest time yet of the ' mined by the flood and then car- without which there can be no car- in travel practicable and safe, they about by the curiosity of guards the two Rudy boys-werfound a vetl fui the and zation. He that the Springville city promised ried 50 yards down the canyon. will transport the students to who saw addicts nival, as well at the booths with the had been host to the veterans now that anything that the sons Fo: chewing handker- mile and a half from their camp, Provo' over the American Fork aft Bamof the wheel of fortune where' the lucky four times. at the chiefs. edge deposited daughters could do to make tat ALP IE ROAD route. one win jewelry and trinkets of "It is only a few years ago since comfortable while at the ec om Innocent babies often were made berger railroad tracks. Dr. RobinMany people have suggested that NINE KILLED more or less value. a big .celebration be staged at As- the unwitting vehicle of dope ped son, who had been confined to bis you boys were chasing the red- ment would be done. He pli to ASPEN GROVE. Aug. 14 An pen Grove, either this week or the lak On the north side of jthe park are skins to the dlers, it was found. Peddlers se bed for several days, heard the hillsides," said Mayor for more unity in the various Cl (Continued from Page One.) automobile driven by DeWitt Van following week commemorating the creted "stuff" in the clothes of in screams of a baby who was being large tents of carnival fun and en- Boyer. "I can well remember as munities of the county and Pn Evera, Provo, and carrying as a completion of the. highway. tertainment. There is where the a boy how the Indians used to that if harmony and coopea fants who were being taken to visit carried along with the current of are dead so far as known today. At 8:30 o'clock Monday evening fat lady and the slim man rub come around the city. It seems prevailed great things wouM Wi' passenger J. R. Van Evera of Salt was water and swam out and saved the their "fathers," and the dope the storm down on this' town in shoulders with the snake charmer only a short time also since Joe accomplished in Utah countjl Lake, reached Aspen Grove from dur- child a few moments before it two to later transfered prisoners 4 m. The flood and the fortune teller. There also Westwood and the rest of you boys different places. side U. at Ellsha Warner of Spanish tin THAWARTS p. the American Fork would have been crushed in the tin visit. d and met here and organized the Black gave two comic readings, ing the Wiftv varHa waters swept away houses, automo- are located the Sunday the first car to make the flnatina ul' rorlm artx of thi wa new and in few" barns their the Ferris the wheel as as. weel Hawk the "Where a that veterans' Boys biles, association. We indicates Are everything This trip. above this place Mr, Christensen course. want you to feel perfectly at home. Brigade?" and "Heroes of hin refreshment stands. scenic highway which connects KILLED IN IRON TUNNEL. rescued his wife, who was clinging E TRAFF C A chorus of Springville's best If any of you old boys feel like Ago" were sung in a masterly ant American Pork and Provp canyons Property accumulated by the into wires attached to a number of cha on of of lifetime a the one is of voices which knocking down one of these young ner by the Mapleton male qj dustry part sang two selection and' which undoubtedly CEDAR CITY, Aug. 15. A cave-i- trees, and he collapsed and died some spe WlW met with hearty approval by the fellows just to show them exactly consisting of Leslie Houti, of the leading citizens of the fiest in the world, is practiat tunnel No. 1 of the Columbia on the bank immediately alter- - lard was stn International Itfrwt service. swept Into oblivion with large congregation. The' eingers how you feel and in what trim you Holley, Howard Waters, and cou cally completed. 15. The Steel company's camp at ward. WASHINGTON, Aug. Iron notice. Van a were .. out Melba moment's Lela Condie, Boyer, are, you are privileged to do so. Waters. The car bearing the two. Five different places between dist government has built a "wall of Springs Sunday morning resulted Many families were mareoned In Delia Boyer Bird, Jenny Erickson. We want you to have the time of Uy special request Vernon Events rounded the point on top mercy" around all federal prison in were Bountiful and II to crushed Olsen Anton Farmington being Of i Bessie Reynolds and Lois Menden- from Txs. and rescued their their home Mm Tavlor Grove and are while life the of north you of the ridge your Aspen guests ers to shut out the blight of the death and Leland Sullivan being blocked by washes over the road Les Am ot who Willard citizens hall. of Springville." Utah, sang, "When I at 3:40 p. m. and in 20 minutes pas- hideous dope traffic, Superintend e dwellings by nes badly "ihjur ' when both were which range from thirty to were not striken by the flood. Old familiar melodies such as Commander J. M. Westwood of You'll Soon Forget Me." sed over the only uncomplete part ent of Prisons Votaw announced buried feet wide and are in places 20 tons of under about tog; rescue continued of while The work to the veterans on themselves was able, of its way singers possess strong of the road and Springville welcomed his pals had slipped from the fifteen feet deep. Four miles above recently. rock pro which sofl all efforts were cared for in the homes of the long ago and thanked the descend- voices and rendered the Tuesday and today. But Provo, none the worse for its initial Votaw said that while some dope roof of the tunnel. Bountiful a mountain of dirt to recover a great deal of property city. ': ants of the veterans for entertain a most charming manner, stai trip over the new highway. the is still being smuggled into pris- draw from above a stretches o'cl 50 emSome other company flood were the involved in Booths futile, all ol of descriptions and ing them in such a splendid fash- were heartily encored and the When asked what he thought a. nrifi inventieatinn nrn. ployes heard' the screams for help highway down over the state road wrpnl the extent of the facing the city park line the side- ion. , reneat the sons: before the highway, J. R. Van Evera said: . ed nm6iiw whlch have greafc. of the accident victims and went to the Bamberger tracks, 200 yards due to the great flood's damage. walk east of the park and glees - Commander John Hughes of ence would cease the appN pec was house a "People of this state do not need ly reduced the amount this At five point to their re.scue. As soon as possi- away. the encampment a real arnj hut! Spanish Fork, head of the state The first! evening's to go to Yellowstone, Glacier Park, T It was brought out by the inves- ble the JoCk debris was removed filled to the second story with spirit. Everything that.geesualpngrganlzation of the Sons of Indian ment ended with dances m was or anywhere else I have ever been tigation, Votew said, that many when was found that Olsen was rocks and dirt. Mrs. Hyrum Ford, FnB it to a make in asa carnival oner real and house war succi Veterans and Pioneers, to see mountain scenery. They have prisoners had been coming to the ot dead, having been severely crush- whose residence was filled, stayed is to be found along "Carnival THOUSANDS red the audience that the en hall. the best I have ever seen, between penitentiaries with large supplies ed ing Sullivan's condi in the upper story through the The of" dope secreted in the heels of "'.'. American Fork and here. Mis tion was revealed as serious but he night and was rescued early Tuesfrom Page One.) (Continued iew of the mountain crags, mou- their shoes. This practice was is expected to recover. He is now day morning in a condition of Cly( ComTwo automo- renewing old friendships. ntain meadows and nervous collapse. Hoi: magnificent stopped by forcing prisoners to in the hospital at Cedar City. frees can scarcely be equaled Jeff surrender their street shoes at tie The tunnel is heavily timbered biles at this point were carried mander J. M. Westwood of Spring-villoff the road and swept with a haywho has been atthe head of lane doors of their cells. to within a few feet of the cave-i- n with a and no blame for the accident has stack seventy yards below and the Indian War Veterans associamon w"."5 other cars have been over . of mud. tion since the first days of its orly a the .raw road to the top of the ridge wide diversity of methods o! smug- been fixed as yet. It is believed buried in a seathree water of feet was on the grounds At Lagoon renone ganization, clud were a loose to Grove before from resulted dope of it prisoners, that north gling Aspen swept through the resort, crashing among the first one to welcome Jom has ever attempted to connect up vealed by the investigation. Dope formation of earth. SO THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW cars which had been parked the boys to his home town and asBoo: with the Timpamogos canyon road. traffickers employed the halt, the through the fence and breaking suring them that everything possiPag( BIRTH ANNOUNCED. In fact. it is doubtful if a car lam and oftentimes the blind to one car against another. On the ble fortheir pleasure and enjoyment could have made the connection be distribute their wares behind pris- AGAIN the INDEPENDENT GAS & OIL COMPANY the state highway just above Farming-to- would be looked after by the com- -' w as show n. are road P. Mrs. it on J. the Mr. and Clayton walls, fore Sunday, Although the road is heaped with large; mittees from the Sons and Daughnoui One striking instance, Votaw rejoicing over the arrival of a fine waS exceedingly rough for two or the people who brought GOOD GAS to town and saved automo-bil- e of the ingenuity evolved by baby boy. born Monday boulders and trees, which were ters of the Indian War Veterans three hundred yards, careful was afternoon. Mother and baby arej swept down, tue draw. Several and Pioneers who have complete ing made it possible for Mr.; Van prisoners in ' securing supplies ' .on the Bamberger tracks charge of the encampment. 0 i spots that of the Imiie Kiss." Peddlers doing nicely. Evera lo cross without accident. owners $700,000 per year have reduced the price of More than 60 tents were scattered . were severalcovered feet Stul mu?h deep be the to bound is road prisoner the visiting That In these mud, rocks and trees. Six through the city park. ond. traveled was indicated by the fact ; would, place a small vial of dope in FUNERAL IN SPANISH FORK j with gasoline. ty& cents per gallon. Get the habit. But! SPANISH FORK, Aug. 15. Fu- - Worses nearthis point were killed, many the descendants of the old that two other cars pulled up to a metal rontainer in their mouths '. ",: f of together with many cows, which veterans made themselves comfort-Alley.- '' the remains over while the three services more neral priz than prisoner no and,,, kissing Grove ( Aspen and were carried downstream There Is the man with the Xav minutes after the Van Evera auto through the bars, would deposit, it Mrs. James Snell were held i,n the INDEPENDENT GAS & OIL COMPANY pop, and the icecream, the crackers First ward ' meeting house this drowned. had passed. The two drivers of the; in' his mouth, Half of the home owned by and the hot dogs. There are also Kv n the most - innocent looking ruternooii. aje; cars repaired immediately' to the ;Orson Hyde was carried away and "Old Black Joe," 'Grandfather's from Fist at come received prisons 'new the where The people who brought GOOD gas to town. dugway gifts point Ye was filled fe.et four Clock," "Come, pome, the rest Saints,"" Fir? deep have been down into the canvon in order to iriehds of inmates ' .with debris. Stai (and "O Ye Mountains High" were , look over the highway and discuss found to contain drugs u; on close STORY OF ' the sting by the audience. In canyon 'as Farmington the investigation wealed. with the rpad'builders the,, feasibili- scrut-nyvim S. Rver e t hnve fron ; on r house owned by the I'tah Fork wei;e from Page One.) ty of going down the American iContinuta ' ' Power & Light company was pir- official "welcome to our E been dipped in dope and ironed way. bnv: It' is announced by instructors in while Jimist. giving them : v ap- trees, boulders and telegraph ixiles. tially carried away, as ' was the the veterans and their descend' He called attention to th Ti t lict - In one -dace seventv-fivwit telegraph home .of S. A. Kermode, foreman of ctarge that if the road is sufficient: pearance of.hw-- end - . e m . 5. merry-go-roun- n even-ty-fiv- - "'' '' .''.''. ''' '......;. ' e, ' n , driv-lsai- ten-poun- d - dupe-addicte- . ,';'. i 00 . u..r,ll.-er"'Mef- . s i i ' .1 ts. e i . i friz Sta: li1' |