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Show THE PROVO HERALD, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1924. PAGE FOUR. Her Diiam Realized WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT 1 STORE ORGANIZATION i ii 1 n; irf v rm m a rr. HERE'S MORE ABOUT RELIABLE QUALITY GOODS ALWAYS AT LOW ' y i STARTS ON PAGE ONE PRICES 75 DEPARTMENT STORES FAST DAY l s i m jr. , i aed aet day of aimrt Thurwlay, the April, 13, a a day of national faittini! aii1 prayer. humiliation, And I do hertly miut-s- t all the peo-I- k to abstain on that day front their ordinary ewular purmiita and t utilte at rhelr several placee of pub-li-e worship and their respective home In keeping with the day holy to the Lord and devoted to the hum-H- e discharge cf it rrlitlou uutie. vcvwt to thut aolemn aralon. tUU , 286 WEST CENTER, PROVO, UTAH. Brown Shoes These Savings Boys' and Youths' I Fine Oreu Brown Lace Shoes with tip, half rub-bheela. Single sole Suits tm mm A , i well-mad- Iff 2 hi? it All-wo- wires. CENTEB 8TBEET WASHED. City Commissioner Hopkins and Fire Chief Reed Boshard combined forces this morning to give Center streets lta first bath of the new year. I to i costn Scents 5Va..-$2.- ii if For Boys ','4 - jj. S mmfr ,y f'i Made of blue serge or cassimere for deserving lads 3 to 7 years! Nobby, stylish, serviceable. $13.50 v . And a most delicious breakfast, too. SHREDDED WHEAT is all nourishment all the properties of whole wheat in most y V2ffi' Tde Vo health-buiklin- g digestible n offer to present closely a recumbent man of huge Iiiin sent the town L'iNl ncros of the "Sleeping size. Giiint" to be set aside as a public coated tongue, Sour stomach, park mid wiili ilils as a basis the foul breath, pimples, headaches, are nature's alarm Htnte may be Induced to purchase constipation the rest for park purposes. signals remove the cause, elimiVisible to every passing vessel on nate the poison from the Liver, Long Island Sound and from every Kidneys and Bowels HOLLIS-TER'Shore Line Ruilway trnin and most ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA of the highways in southern Con does It slick and quick. Good for necticut, the "Sleeping Giant's" out- the whole family. Hedqulst Drug line is a scenic feature, resembling Co., four stores. Advertisement Puri-i- 59c, 98c & ""vl 4 When Mrs. Helen Plane (alv've), VS. unveiled the sculptured portrait of General RcHfrrt E. Lee's head (inset) on Ston. Mountain, near Atlanta, Ga., a dream ot many years was realized. It was Mrs. Plane, widowed in the Civil War. who concived the idea of a memorial. Gutzon Borgliua designed the work, efwhlch the qant head ot Lee Is a part. ol $9.90 rrwed BREAKFAST 3 A Good Cap In models : belted all around, half belts, plain or patch pockets, pockets with flap to button. serges, tweeds and In greys, cassimeres fancy blues and browns, greens. Good tailoring together with such fine materials make these suits all big values at TV $6.50 i The Season's Choice 1 V e, select from the large variety of pleasing styles and attractive patterns. i FT "g: 1 welt Quality footwear at a low price. Sizes 8 to 12 S2.49 12i2 to 2 S2.0S Try on some of the newest arrivals in stylish suits for boys. It's easy to 1: been caused by er Stylish, Serviceable, Low Priced A la trated yesterday. Prison attaches siiid the fire had "A LINCOLN. our Store. Just the garments you want, at the time you want thern and always at lowest prices, due to the enormous purchasing power of the J. C Penney Company. New a And, goodness knows. Center street certainly needed it ! Firemen got out the largest and "Bv the President : "Willianj II. Seward, Secretary of longest hose, pointed it at the winter's accumulation of dirt and, well. State." stranger no longer can exclaim "Pon't you ever wash this street?" PANIC IN TRISON. International Newi Service. A 12. Kelt. I'll.. I'lTTSBrUGH. In the mnall wnle was preelpltati-- Repreent the timely values alwayi to be found in Two-Knick- er ir. lMaia(lon deiiU'uiite Tbeuatioa'a passenfer iu,, weatero iienlteutiary t Blveraide,! ti.-fife! bite anJ nwtor truck rvgls;riCll4 . tlUHmin2m noar Yra. , thla nix broke out la the prison laundry and io every KBiuke curled among the cell. War- venu-perwmi U den Jtha Egan took personal super- Union. New York state im u... 1 r. em vision of the fire and denied that i it waa another attempt of prisoners frus to escape siuiilur to the form. Ready-cooke- d ready to serve. Shredded WUZmig S r Shall We Have Baseball This Summer? What Say? 1 PROVO A. A. TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING SOON Include State League May County Leaguers Instead of Northern Cities. BEST BET FOR STATE LEAGUE. American Fork Provo Ileber Springville Piirk City Eureka baseball better than the county The schedleague whs mulntained. ule might be framed so that Provo plays at home one day of the week, comes and Springville's some other day. This would permit Provo and Ironton funs attending both games, and help swell Springville's gate. President Ileal will call a meeting of the board of directors of the Provo Athletic association In n few days to discuss the holding of the annual association meeting when plans for the 191U season will be taken up. In the meantime Mr. Ileal will try to get Into touch with baseball men of other cities willing to go Into n baseball league withs out asking Provo to carry of the financial burden. STECHERWINS Pavson, Spanish Fork, Nephi, Utah Oil. Midvule, Ogdeu, Logun. i !l it With the first whiTf of spring nir baseball iu Provo gave a few fuiut signs of awakening from the (lend. Harry Ileal, president of the snvs Provo Athletic association, there'll lie liaschnll in Provo this summer. What sort of h:iscli:ill this is coins to be Mr. Ileal is not sure'J 'TruliaMv not unite us fast a last year's stale league, lut hcitcr baseball tlrm we hail in the county league." lie Park City ami Kurcka this year are said to look !'aoraMe ui;i the foriuation of a slate league embracing those milling cities. l'roo will go into a state loop of any kind, but. probably prefers one witii less salary requirements than Ouden catensl to last summer. Ogden anil the slate Brigham really busted league with heavy payrolls; neither citv drew well enough to balance BIG TEN BASKETBALL. - stock the very best variety California Sunkist, olid fall when the inei- Ann Arbor boys were able to score for the in Hie firr only two field lilxtil ,'iiilwl tin, lwoit iii'i'lH'rul Mondt became enraged when half and three in the scond and at Steher's knee struck ohim in th re- one time the Minnesota team held an lead. gion of the abdomen and he swung Sf! his fist to connect with Steoher's AT CHAMPAIGN Ohio State a head. Steelier fell like log to the floor. Mondt left the ring as though pulled the game out of the fire by .... , I,..,,.,, ii, wonderful and guarding iii ""i ii ius ivoccu, Ulll the last halfshooting n,,mlii,....l lnivn mil..'" U,H Salt T .il-and brought Illinois drew Ogden, relative populations the referee did not think it was in down by a score of 2," to 22. In tentional and gave the match to the first considered. half the Illini had things If Park City and Eureka really crowd was with the decision more or less their own way and want in the proposed circuit and andThebooed Mondt as he went to bis seemed to have the game all sewed Provo being as willing as Itarkis up. But in the second frame the rooms. dressing unfilled. be would three there , places Buckeyes staged a holda less than league Nothing ing their onnonents to mm fu.l,i cr,i would do. while they looped long shots through LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS. In the northern part of the state the hoop from every angle. 7 it is possible that Ogden, lirighaml w I Bl 1 1 ALO Frankle Schocll. A to be and Logan might try tempted PHILANTHROPIST WOULD auother whirl. But this would iuiiaio, ueieaieu xsuiy Muide, i.al SAVE "SLEEPING GLVNT" norma. a over out the league large spread AT PITTSBURGH Mike Moran or make the and state, International News Service. portion travel costs jump upward. Also it and Tony Norman, both of PittsHAMDEN. Conn., Feb. 12. Hope a towns the 10 to northern that rises that the "Sleeping Giant" may rounds. burgh, fought draw, appears AT HABRISBUGH, Pa., Johnny yet lie saved from trap-rocjust cannot resist the temptation of combig salaries, long fansportaliou ex Hayes of Philadelphia defeated Pete panies that have been steadily blastpenses, and other items that de Ilusic, of Steelton, Pa., 10 rounds; ing away parts of the hill range conmand packed grounds at every Sammy Scbiff of Philadelphia and tour. John Edw ard Ilea ton, of game. Johnny Foue, Trenton, N. J., draw If the northern cities are not in- S rounds. PREVENTS INFECTION. cluded in the new loop there is a The greatest, discovery in flesh AT PHILADELPHIA Nate Goldpossibility of fitting out the circuit man of Philadelphia, healing is the marvelous Borozone, Ted outpointed with recruits from the old county Merchant of a England. 10 rounds; andpreparation that comes in liquid league. American Fork, Springville powder form. It is a combinaof Bass knockBenny Philadelphia, and Helier cpiear the best ed out Jack Lester of Reading, Pa., tion treatment that not only purifies the wound Undoubtedly they would be germs that cause Farley of Atlantic City, N. infection but it of satisfactory if content to give some Tommy heals thn fl.uih .ia, J., Victor 4 outpointed license in the matter of hiring Murphy, sneed. Bad womH extraordinary players. Probably a salary limit, rounds; Artie Maudat, of Philadel- or cuts which take weeks to heal defeated phia, Atwithout any direction as to where Johnny Ray, of wnn me ordinary liniments mend lantic City, 1 rounds. players are obtained, could be quickly under the powerful influten into the state leaeue rules. AT SCRANTON, Ta., Willie ence Of this wonderful rcmul. Springville, with the addition of Kelley, of Scrauton, knocked out Price 30c 60c and 1.2G the steel plant population, ought to Joe Huck of Philadelphia, two fowder(liquid) 30c and (Vie. SnM h upport the new league brand of rounds; George Russell of Phila- - quist Drug Co. Advertisement. Listen!! Irom all stations in jUtahontheLAfSL. ALL KINDS TICKETS ON SALE FEBRUARY Good 15 AND 16 FINE returning 69 days from date of sale. FURNITURE, Tickets on sale February 15 and 16. Visit California in and revel in the flowers and sunshine. A thousand attractions await you in California. Make your reservations early. mid-wint- FROM MONDT i WEDNESDAY UNUSUAL BARGAINS n 1 International News Service. MICHIGAN suffered its second conference defeat last night at the hands of Minnesota, 27 to 1(1, and Illinois was trimmed by Ohio State 1!.") to 22. This changes the Big Ten International News Service. lineup considerably, putting Michi12. Feb. CITY. KANSAS in fifth place just under In"Toots" Mondt, the Colorado cow- gan who wrestled Henry .tones in diana, a rapid and unexiected drop boy Provo about four years nsioi, lost from the leadership that Wolhis match willi Joe Steelier here verines enjoyed less than a week last niuht because be forgot he was ago. Ohio now leads the second division in sixth place, closely wrestlini; ami took a healthy punch at the Nebraskau with such force trailed bv the lliiui. licit the latter took the count. AT MINNEAPOLIS With n disSteelier was awarded the match play of great teamwork the Gophers on a foul. Meiidt bad won the first fall in drubbed the Wolverines 'J7 to II',, one hour and "I minutes ami the the most decisive defeat that MichiThe men had been wrestling o2 minutes gan lias suffered this season. Excursions fo er Now is the time to eat Oranges, They are sweet, juicy and appetizing. We delphin knocked out Carl Dietz of Jamestown, N. Y., 2 rounds. AT CANTON, Ohio, Jack Brit-toformer welterweight champion of the world, outpointed Johnny Karr, Cleveland, 10 rounds. AT DETROIT Bob Sage, Detroit, knocked Tommy Burns, Minneapolis, first round; Jack C. Nichols beat Walter Gray Jack in ten rounds. AT EAST CHICAGO Ernie Goozeman. Milwaukee featherweignt defeated Eddie Shea, in ten rounds ; Mickey Kramer of St. Louis beat Steve Adams, South Chicago, 8 rounds; Conny Curry, Sioux City, Iowa, shaded Joe Scully, South Chicago, 8 rounds; Jack Kane, Chicago, defeated Jimmy Muzzy, Milwaukee, 8 rounds. nine-tenth- POSSIBILITIES Mid-Wint- ORANGES out-do- RUGS er .... U 25c UNUSUAL MEAT BARGAINS UNTIL NOON Steak, lb. .... .20c Sirloin Steak Beef Roast, lb. . . . ... 20c Choice Beef . T-bo- ne SOME SAVING PRICES LINOLEUMS DVJ ARRIVING AT C. iL CODY, SSEir for AND or DAILY II. ILNli 2 dozen 3 -- Set nearest agent for reservation and information l. cans for. ..... .29c 5 lbs. 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