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Show THE PROVO HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1924. PAGE FOUR. FAT LAMBS MARKETED. one day," she said, "I'd like to go in said IsabeL "Pipes, cigarettes and Elva ('rushy- second: red SPANISH iOiik, juu. when be can get them. Fahealth, noting. fur cigars, 5t! Tinte third. Kweuson, Margaret Like Designing. sheepman of ther loves his garden, although it's Ludlow, 2 5 second. Snow shoe race, WU "I'm very fond of designing, very tiny and he does it all himself. Spanish Fork, left the Utter part of yard. Aline Mausou. first ; Elva "We don't see very much of fa- tbe week with five carloads bf fat I doo't set much time for though ; Partsecond Gertrude ('rushy, We always make breakfast lambs for the southern California I ther. love patterns drawing practicing. 20 seconds. ridge, third. Time Mrs. Ludlow and baby and meat, for he gets up at market for cretonnes the family Ski glide, Marvarrt Kweuson, first. when seven and likes to see us all before left Saturday to spend ten days be will It very interesting, Garnctt Nnttall. small daughter visiting with relative and friends Miss MacDonald becomes mistress f we go off to school. of Mr. and Mrs. William Nuttail. Mr. Ludlow will in Los Angeles. If she 10 No. an ana of street, is out Dowuing nay rainer usuaiiy l uient.n 'or being receiving her for a brief holiday. join the never for when House is is the the ugly designs setting, , the Muallest mrliriii.t in theearni-valrooms In the Premier's official resi- back till late at night By that time taking iart in aeveral of the DISCI 88 BEET CONTRACTS. we are all in bed, so the only time Sutherland and Aline Man-so- n events. The officials were as fol- Five Children Impertnrbed by dence. feel we see him is at breakfast. SPANISH FOBK. Jan. 21. A would Miss MacDonald S. Leaf; starter, lows: timer, ('. Probable Eleveation of Are Medal Winners. st r a use as the political hostess for "On Saturday and Sunday morn- meeting of the farm bureau locals Cal Bee; judgeii. A. A. Anderson, Lake Shore, Paltbe government- - I doubt if she has ings father always reads out loud to of. Beujamlu, Ramsay Mac Donald. Homer Wakefield- Hunter MaiiNon, us all for five or ten minutes. He myra and Spanish Fork will be ever been to big social function. The first annual winter carnival Hell Wehhaud Lynn Wakefield. "I never have time for anything has done it for years. Just now we held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock of I'rovo wan held Saturday t the By ETHEL MARSHALL. my work," she said. "I only are reading 'The History of Ilamp-stead.- " j in the city pavilion of Spanish Fork Interna tln&J Newt buff except WIN I'RAITKK ... mouth of Slate fauyon with wore b. v. went to three debates lu'the House He always likes to know ail to discuss sugar beet contracts for GAME (orrtwpondeiit. FROM NEPHI than 210 enthusiastic lovers of winFather about the place we live In." of Commons last session. LONDON 21. Jan. most The The competition for the B. T. U. ter sports In attemiaix-e- . Prints and imixrturlied household in all Lon- douen't like our studies to be interby don is that of on educaCALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE, fold weluU were given to the win- Saturday evening was furnished AlMADRID, Jan. 16. (IXS) The Ramsey MacDonald, fered mith. He's great ners of the varioiiH eventtt. The g"hl the Nejihl high school quint. tion. News Service International In Belsize Park, Ilamnstead. tnedaU were given to tbe winner of though the players did not fare so "What resisinsibility it would be Directory today decided to grant Politics has no place in the Calif., Jan. 19. An WHITTIER, a million half to on !" moat of tbe points in the men's Roy well against the varsity as did the went she pesetas annually homestead, despite the fact If it really happened shock earth strong to sufficiently 1'. S. I. school last here I. high visualize Scout's and women'a event. The the families of Moroccans killed in wake most of the inhabitants that liefore long the family may breathlessly, trying to ocnevertheless the made week, , street hostess bat da they winners in these nee! ion resieetlve-lysoon move from Hempstead to No. what a Downing curred here at 3:25 o'clock this "Y" lead. to hustle the keep were Fred Markham, Ienard players would bare to do. But how could 10 Downing Street. The score was .'9 to 23. Sutherland and Aline Manson. There are five children in the she possibly know, having lived in 13 to score At was the the quarter The winners in the men's events an Quietness foronyears? And she does family Alister. 5 for the "Y". At the hulf the count MaeIonald were as follows: 1K yard M race asking, "Whut kept who Is married; Malcom, architect, 24 10 to to 23 and at the who is at Oxford ; Esnbel, the eldest Mrs. Baldwin do?" Lenard Sutherland, first ; I teed Nut-tal- whs r murk. The Lalsir leader hag his den at second; Elmer Millett, third. daughter, twenty and very pretty; Worthlngton and Grace for Nephl Joan, fifteen and Time : 23 2 5 seconds. the top of the house, to lie away ' Snow Bhoe 23 with struggling race, hHlf mile Lynn Goodrich, and Stewart, Dixon, Ingersoll and algebra and Shelin, thirteen, who Is from the noise. All round the walls ,..... . Griggs were Mar is iforuicrs. second-Aime- r shelves filled with books, Mttrkhmn, first; j.if.1 ix.iiK Horncu io ueulu over er? Come and see our window display. Now is your time Above the tiookslielves hajig a Baird, third. Time : 5 minutes her first lessons In geometry. NEI'III. 27 series of pictures of Cromwell at gerunds. Snow shoe rmi l'HI is Isalsl household and studying G. T. F. P. to get your Hosiery at a very low cost. domestic science and social service various stages. yards Fred Markhuin. first; Clark 1 1 O 2 Black, fcecond ; Lvmi Goodrich, Elliston, If. at King's College. Admires Cromwell. 4 3 3 13 e Grace, rf third. Time: 23 2 5 seconds. "I want to do social welfare work 4 2 10 3 "We used to live in a district Iteed Nut tall, first; Doyle Worthlngton, o 1 0 0 0 Norten, second ; Lenard Sutherland, Slarr, Ig where Cromwell had his home," said 0 0 Anderson, rg 0 0 0 0 I.unt, rg 0 0 the third. leader's daughter. "That was o 0 0 If This is the Biggest Hosiery Sale you ever witnessed. 0 0 If Richards, ;Gadd, 0 0 0 Boy" Scout events: half mile ski o 0 Lloyd, rf 0 0 how we beeanie interested in Cromrace: Lenard Sutherland, first; 10 8 5 23 Uomney, e o Lavern Green- second ; Beryl Spring- Totals 0 0 well." January 23, at Howard, lg () On Mr. MacDonald's desk was a 0 0 0 B. Y. IT. er, third. Time; 6 minutes r.8 o o 0 0 varied assortment of pipes and a seconds.' Snow shoe nice, 20" yards, G. T. F. P. Pierce, rg 0 0 C 4 1 13 Knudsen, rg 0 0 little bunch of violets stood In a Lenard Sutherland, first, Clarence Stewart, If 1 13 0 2 Vacher, second; Liwreno Bee. Dixon, rf. trying to drown the went of the 17 io 1 11 Total 5 39 jar, 2 97 North University Ave. 5 third. Time: 1 mln'ite 14 seconds. Ingcrsol, c smoke with their fragrant perfume. Hefereo, G. Simmons. 2 0 2 Women's events: ski met Aline Packard, lg 2 "Father smokes a great deal," firt: Maumu, FIRST WINTER - NO POLITICS IN CARNIVAL IS well-know- BRITISH LABOR HUGE SUCCESS " CHIEF'S HOUSE tqx-cia- ! wall-paper- s i r. TRIESTE, Italy. Jan. lem--, morning. The shock lasted five seconds. There was a theory toi own imam HUltu Cri;&ni (( day that the shocks were due to arte, was arrested while entenn. . the settling of strata, under the oil r moving picture theater fields. n. was wanted for many murderi STANDS BY KING. DEWS MAN HERE. International News Berries. Frank De Priest la in Provo for Id. Premier Jan. ATHENS, itB Eleutherioa Venire los is opposed to few daya shaking hands the banishment of Kin George II friends and school mates, hrin! 5 of Greece, but will not recall him un beea a student of the C less there ia a plenescite wnicn re- lege a few yean ago, and' eoaS, sults in favor of recall, he an- from Denver, Colorado, to att5 Leadership Week. nounced today. to-la- J I f THE HERALD fe I d BIG HOSIERY DAY l, three-quarte- Frl WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ... - 2-- Skl-gltd- Two Pair for the Price of One E2HSH3 H01SE3 ESTATE REAL . FOR RENT House, also one furCall nished modern apartment . at 141 W. 2nd 8. Phone 426-W- J21 FOR RENT Four room furnished modern apt, with gas range 40T S. 3rd W. BAKER & BAKER Attorneys and Counselors-iit-U- a Collections and Adjustmtr.m Everywhere. PROVO, U1AH. M THE C V. H. SCHOOL OF APPLIED ART FOR RENT Apartments, well furnished, partly modern, near Provo, Utah. roundhouse. Phone 542. 190 E. Courses by mall and reslSta 5th South. classes. Call or write for FOR RENT Four room furnished apt. modern. 190 W. Center. Phone 5 813-J- . M9-tf- . FOR SALE Bargain, steel ranp and Minnesota sewing machine. Phone Mr. CI ayton, 688. MODFOR SALE ERN BRICK HOME. SMALL 135 S. DOWN. PAYMENT THIRD E. PHONE 557. SHOE REPAIRING Get those old shoes repaired at Buster Brown Shoe Repairing Dept. Wort guaranteed. Prompt service, low. est price. 12 - THE PEOPLE'S STORE WM ADS ROOMS FOR RENT, BOARD RENT FOR 3 furnished rooms. 98 W. 3rd S. 2 PUPS FOR SALE strain. Phone Scotch collie 790-R-- FOR RENT Housekeeping 115 E. 3rd N. rooms. welding- - and rat We weld anything made t ting. FOR RENT Two furnished front metal. Work guaranteed. First cka rooms, modern and with gas. service. 42 N. 4th W. Phone 58SJ Phone 722-tf 3 1 ii z S isl ill FOR RENT Partly furnished LOST Bicycle, light blue color, red house. Gas and water. 648 rubber handle grips. Finder F-E. 4th S. tf Herald. ll please notify Daily modern PIANOS FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished Taylor Broi, home, also two furnished rooms. piano department or 156 W. 4th S. Phone 381-ANOTHER bargain used piano. FOR RENT Two furnished houseTaylor Bros., piano dept. keeping rooms, reasonable rent 7 717 S. Univ. Ave, FOR SALE Gas heater $8, coal heater $8. Call POULTRY FARMS, GARDENS, WE BUY FOR CASH WE SELL FOR SALE One large brown mare, FOR CASH We pay the best 7 years old, thoroughly sound. In- cash price for used furniture. If quire 712 S. 2nd W. you have any rsed furniture to sell phone 348 and save expense, time, FOR SALE Jersey and trouble, or call at 351 West sire, blue ribbon at Jersey show Center St. The New Second-Han. June 9, 1923. Phone Store. We handle everything in line of used furniture. D. E the WANT YOU IF good hay, phone Wald, 4 520-M- " " g if JT ill if Mr S m vr IT V'y""""1 tY H'ti 't- WiY""" '""wa! !.,K - 1 8 SRafi "v S42-W- 5 F-- 7C7-R-- 2 Prop. l FOR SALE Apples, 2 bu. $1.50. Sweet elder. Thomas'. Phone . F-- l 672 N. 5th W. WANTED Office desks, safes, Call 738-J- . etc, J-- a 310-W- FOR SALE Oriole universal rana coal and gas new fumed oak ailapples. ing room table.- - 242 S. 2nd. W PIANO TUNING Is a rood invest FOR SALE Sweet cider apples ment $5 buys the best tuning b and potatoes. We deliver. H. II. the intermountaln country. Phom 225-W. S. Phone 4th Giles, 1036 E. P. Mayhew at 619-- J or 544 for expert services with a one year THE I. X. L. HATCHERY, Peta-lumCalif., is the only hatchery FOR SALE Emerson typewriter. in Petaluma producing grade A. A. Call Barton Furniture Co. : chicks exclusively. Authentic records of double pedigreed cockerels FOR SALE USED PLAYEil and accredited by the Sonoma CounPIANO. Convenient terms. Rob-ty Farm Bureau. Write now for in- Inson.MusIc Co. Phone 156. 1 formation and spring prices. PIANOS FOR RENT Taylor Broi fife PIG KILLING If you have a pig music department te h n tfh of no 11 fi ii f f rn fa rrt We wiU call, kiU it and deliver. ANOTHER bargain used plant. Phones 194, 195, 196. Taylor Bros., Music Dept It FOR SALE GOOD VIOLINS, U I Ground bone foi FOR SALE Robinson Music Co., 46 Univ. An chickens, 25 lbs. and over, 2c lb; under 25 lbs., 2t,e lb. Standing Phone 156. orders are given our first attention. We grind Monday, Wednesday and EMPLOYMENT Friday. Give us your standing . order. Sutton Market GIRL WANTED General FOR SALE -Phone 198-J- . , , 'I.N. s X. " . pskti ?viiAY.. f;j I icon Jfomihe 0V; SAT rJ iJa;M ... Mb lrmu' ''M!'' '.Bv y ft - - frm &f ' Jonathan J-- 4 tf . , a, J-- 2 tf tf . house-house- tf CHIMNEY Tel. SWEEPING and rurnaces Chimneys cleaned; workman. Phone New Store, 348. Second-Han- expert d J-- Res. ?58 203-- WANTED High bookkeeper's desk Phone 370. J-- 2 WANTEn Nnrrfnff. MISCELLANEOUS X 2nd E. - SOB. E 5th Hi j.ftl FOR SALE GOOD VIOLIN, at Robinson Music Co., 46 Univ. Ave FOR electric wiring, contractu estimates and repairing call Go Phone 156. man and Tolhot 451-BICYCLE taken from in front of dert city library Friday evening; red YOUNG LADY, experienced would like position in dry goow Dayton bicycle, license No. 103. J Reward if brought to Herald office. store. Phone 846. tf KAN with row and one-natm r 4. will do all kinds of baulk PLAN0 TUNING. F So my customers may know, I Phone 697-Nam prepared to take care of any tuialng or repairs that you may need WANTED Dressmaking and pteto n i Mt on your piano. Irwin McDowell. t4 sewing. Work guaranteed. W Phone 529-3. H. Kirk. Phone 198-J- . 3 tf tf J. Jnf v Jim f CP1 . s xNju?L' - Amy ' V-- " 0 j ILlr !f J. You know that it is the desire and policy of The American Tobacco Co. to extend to its customers the maximum of service. Reducing the price of a great favorite like Tuxedo the moment it'i possibk is our idea of delivering this service. Two things have made this reduction possibje: 1. A reduction in the cost of Kentucky Burley tobacco and in package materials. Cattlemen-Sheepmen-Trappe- rs Attention! We are paying highest prices for all kinds of Hides, Sheep Pelts, Wool and Furs. If you have anything i our line', we would be glad to quote you prices and gua'" 1 2. The consolidation of three of our big plants into one. (Mr. Ford may not be in the tobacco business but he is right about consolidation.) So that favorite pocket tin of fresh Tuxedo tobacco which has cost twelve you fifteen cents or more for the last five years, is yours for just is (12) cents from now on! Every package If i Sk INCORP O RATeD Or antee a square deal ' BE SURE AND SEE US BEFORE SELLING - fts( We claim to know our business and POSITIVELY have th markets for our merchandise, which enables us to pay TOP PRICES for everything in our line. Far any information call - Provo Hide & Fur Phone 367. Co. 6th 8. and 2nd & ! |