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Show THE HERALD, WEDNESDAY,1 AUGUST 21922. iris of Lindon. and the 'Misses MaryjCa wwjujuaiiioa.ieovcoraner, Vbit0 . lobs ;i Uri, Ath""rW.w" morned - IX ryJfa4al Sunday and JTkJwrv to - Daniel's . canyon spent the' day. Vise to pgher have after ependin mot the jaivoV I jacksoa of Denver park City in Provo. the guest in Provo with spent thel week-en,tMV.two week! R. ITf DiSuwn.,ine, his family. afid Mrs. d for a - m Bateman, Atlia iThem week. and Mrs. Mrs. N. R. Jackson Elvoa L. Jackson have returned home from! Salt Lke City, where they spent a few days with friends and relatives. V;.; ( ., of Dearer with his nont'the week-en- d w F.ireertsen. and ..o Lis" son, Elmo, Cunningham.. r m Cunningham ,- -- Miss Carol. Dunn is visiting In American Fork .for a tew days, the Ash ton, guest of Miss Florence Friday .' Mr and Mrs. Thomas . . a .j uo. a n i .HrLEr buu Mr. hnd . JIrs, --Mamie Emery wishes to an- motprea JSenCh, Provo of hildren t I , L - The One SswHtyTea - will make good I Iced Tea I, alwavs"'" relv uoon J; ".'.'"' f(M(L dfrrrsS gl ffr1-- - . II! - d . Many items included in addition to those displayed in Iff :'' Aug. Chautauqua, to 12 a big pro- gram. our windows. Distributors of Quality Merchandise Everybody's Store,, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS. MAXWELL WINS IN ALLMAN. rE MISS. LEE, WILL YOU PLEASE Put) THESE PAPERS IN THE SAFE FORME? I'M IN HUffRYri' J HAVE TO S- - Z. .-Z- I nv Hrs. bt f i I HI HI OIKIw ii Tfxjlt II I IK?S5i vivjjiMiiAtoi R ill I I 1 I ill ill S. J r " l A O MP 7 - - r Wf . , . II a iia '. . - - j . price-group- sjety SERVICE ALL THE TIME - OILS, TIRES AND TUBES Drive to and Be Served. 1 NO CURB " ; ton-mile- s SERVICE LAST v " 6 Mrs. Ralph McNamara of Ogflen, In the 1922 renewal of the Santa Mrs. Wallace McNamara and Mrs. Rosa economy run staged lost of committee The Social Service M. U iMcNatnara of Murray. week, a goodj Maxwell the Third "ward Relief society gave, oenger a lawn social at the ward meeting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mortimer and touring car earn1 oif top honors fol The house yesterday afternoon. family spent Sunday 4n Ogden, the in its cut' with a Bcore of 23.00 lowing program, was rendered, dur guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lake, i " hit eallon of gasoline and ing which sewing and the serving 32.16 per gallon of gasoof refreshments were enjoyed by Mrs. N. W. Haws , on waa line for the! entire distance from 50: Violin selection, Miss Elsie mounc. ana jars, (.wywn Santa Rosa, Cal., through the Hollerman; readings, Miss Thelma over and coast return, the to tains , unaay. Eeeertsen:-readingMiss Jones; roads. and a a a curving rough vocal solo, Mrs. saaie Kamji"'. The Maxwell, which proved tobe . . I J Mrs. James Reld and children of Uanuuig ucuwuouauuu, m the sensation of the event regardlenna Taylor; -.plao ;election, Miss Nephi are the gueBts of Mrs. Reld's , was piloted by aunt, Mrs. Peter Groneman, for a less of K. Mary MortlmamUBlcai selections, Cole, well known CaliGeorge weeks. few Relief choir. a a fornia automobile man, who had of a a a Mrs. Emer Murdock and family of never before driven any part Miss Oarrle Sutton of Berkeley, Heber are the of Mrs, Mur. the course. The unusual mileage guests Calif., is a Provo visitor for a few dock's sister, Mrs. G. H. Heindsel-man- , is attributed to the ability of the weeks. car to display exceptional high for a few days. on a a a gear performance especially Mrs. John Thurgod wis hostess at Miss Mabel Willis of Salt Lake mountain trails where lower geaf orettily appointed dinner party at Is a Provo visitor for a few days, work is usually demanded. In one her hoffii Tuesday evening. Tba the guest of relatives and friends, section of the difficult course a a a a affair was complimentary to her stretch of more than 15 miles shows father, Joseph S- - Park, whose 70thbirthday anniversary occurred on that day. The entertaining rooms were prettily decorated with A cut glass bowl of tea dahlias. roses formed the table centerpiece. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Park, Mr. and Mrs. Don Park, 'Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. with us in our new shop at 67 North First West. With George Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert our facilities to meet your needs, we can give you quick, Cockrell, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Jensen of Long Beach, Calif.; Miss dependable service. Melba Park, Russell Tllton, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Vincent, Jr., Mr. and GET THAT NEW 4UT0 TOP NOW Mrs. Dell HopkinsfTarkcott, Miss Theresa Cuggins of Gunnison. and Various birthday gifts were received by the honor guest tram HAVE US PAINT YOUR CAR FOR YOU the family in attendance. a a a It will look like new. Airs. S. H. Beesley of Lope Beach, Calif., and iMrs. Peter Groneman week the YOUR CAR n.,..H. fr ; of Payson. s. SERVICE FIRST We Tell the Story in Our Windows . n ".Spa TreeTea ! - Parties . JU- - But there is oncTea andtha$is Ersal Cook, Vera Frandsen, Mabel of Cook and ? Jennie J Andereoa Provo Bench. The party wBI make the trip y itrucks. driven" by Niels Anderson and-- Sterling Cook, both of this city. nounce the engagement of oer a a a daughter, Ltbbie, to C, A. MacMiss Delilah Higgs spent, the kenzie of Ula clfy, The marriage week-enin Salt Lake, the guest of will take, place this month at the Miss Aliciel Higgs. home of the bride's mother. a. a a ' -- j Mrs. Brown spent the George D. D. Hoag of Kansas City, Mo., week-en- d in Salt Lake City with father of C. C. Hoag, Is visltingin this city with his son and family. relatives and afriends. a a 'Mr. Hoag plans to remain for a The it. wr;)?": - the Optimist month. club will be entertained at the .a of Mrs. Gilbert Cox tomorMiss Zoe Hanson has returned home afternoon-.The eard gam row homerafter a pleasant week's visit 500" will be featured, aftef which of iMiss Erma luncheon will be served. All memat Heber as the guest Murdock. j bers are' requested to be present, a. a a a Mra. H. S, Pyne is visiting in Mrs. Conrad Maag entertained Carey, Idaho, the guest of her at a miscellaneous shower at her daughter, Mrs. Rachel Dussln. She home Friday afternoon. The affatr, will visit In other Idaho cities be which was in honor of Mrs. George fore returning to her home in this Wells, formerly Miss Alice Star city. ter, who was well lmnu n In iahr citv. war m the fefht 'eT a lawtJ Mrs. R. J. Nutta.Il, Jr., assisted bv party. ' The card game "Stung" was Miss Clarissa Nuttall, was hostess the feature of. the afternoon's enterat a pretlly appointed dinner at her tainment, the being awarded Season's flower to Mrs. Alfred prizes home Sunday. Johnson and Mrs. were usede in decorating. Covers Frank Holdaway, the latter receivwere laid for Miss Hazel NuUall, ing the consolation favor. A dainty M Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nuttall, luncheon was served, following Miss Ethel Nuttall and Oro Aloore card3 The gaests were - Business is Goo- d- NO WATTING NO GUTTER , DEYS ALLFOLL - i ts'oeri -r 1 in T iMBgeaaBMaMaM,,!! BUT FOR SAVE MONEY CASE - SAiwriRi: Fflone 44& v v. Low JVEEK E5PETO AUGUSTS, 1922. 10. lbs.. Sugar, .ifiMU sack Turkey, BdPlour b b sack Hard Wheat Flour b sack Patent Flour . sack Graham Flour . . sack Sunripe Rolled Oats Large size pkg. Armour's Corn Flakes. 10 lbs. New Potatoes 3 lbs. Fresh Tomatoes 2 lbs. Nicff FrahrSataKraT. Fresh Salmon, whole fish, per lb. Glass Sliced Beef Large 1 Creamery Butter . 2 dozen Strictly Fresh .". .'. Eggs "Certo,? Sure-jel- l, per bottle try it Sugar Cured Whole Hams, per lb. Picnic Hams, per Kb 3 dozen White Crown Fruit Jar Caps 2 dozen Fruit Jar Rubbers 460 west center. .,--. 85a SI. 75 48-l- 48-l- ! ..... ........... ... ....$1a28: .35 '' 48-l9-- lb 9-- lb ....... ." . , .45f .".l4t; 25.v .254 45" .10; 35 z. A-N- 51.35 were guests at dinner yesterday at the home of Mrs. H. Lee Boyer in Springville. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bates an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Zella, to Lester M. Bryan of this city. The marriage will take place the latter part of this month. a a a The following young ladies, chap eroned by Mrs. W, E.. Losee, left last night, tor a ten days' auto trip 67 North Half-gallo- 1? . .. .. ... . . .v. Smashing reductions on Fabric Tires. All tires carry standard gurantee. Jl $1.10 $1.40. . Take a Fullers Are KODAK 73 Year Paints For 73 years we have been making tine paints, varnishes and finishes for all purposes, especially to 'meet the weather conditions in the West. They are scientific in formula and preparation. Kodak adds to fun and keeps it in pictures. Be They contain pure pigments, pure oils, pure zinc and are based on Pioneer White Lead. After our long expwiflnoe - ia - the . manufacture. Of. paints, they are the best "at we know. C -- Our "Service Department will gladly give you fre information on any kind of painting. Call on or phone us. sure - your next holiday plans include a Kodak. We have the one you IIOH at Geneva SHINE JEM UP Beach On Utah Lake BIG PROVO BAND DANCE EVERY TUESDAY IK ORCHESTRA - It saves you money keep the dirt off. BATHING up BOATING "e Hedqulst Drug Co. Onrs t8hoa. Dixon-. aylor-Russe- lt PEICB HOTJSB" Co. 1- Room In Kodak Shoo. - - , THS,ONB Ir4 Waal and Center Stt.' ,i m Tornitura StorsC prova, Utah, fU. Phon iTha Nw l Stares, Kodak -v . Ladles' Raat f i Provo Auto Laundry Max field AuioTop Company 390 W. Center . a FISHING Finest I'imic Grounds in ; Utah. CABINS FOR RENT Provo, Utah . it V i. ;. your health and comfort. PROVO ICE AND COLD STORAGE Phone 508. Provo Greenhouse Phone Eight-O- , Where the Flowers Grow' REMOVED TO GREENHOUSE EVERY SATURDAY Phons 121. Li iae;' THERE IS NOTHING " UNDER THE SUN ' ' .1 ..fit that protects you more irom the 8uznmer's troubles than' ice. Be sure that clear cry a-tal block is always reposing in: the old ice box, safeguarding' Beautiful Superior Motor Co. dirt destroys the luster of the paint 16.50 up ' Superior Gasoline The KoJahall autographic ; DANCE it for you. photographic goods. ' ' Keep your auto looking new by having us WASH and want, and the, accessories as well. This is the place to come for the Eastman line of Brownififijoo i Phone 74 - film Fuller service and Fuller quality will assure you satisfaction from your painting. . BUY , 28c Per Gallon with you i - First West. STOCK LIGHTED 90 womatil ot tt-;1- Special Tire Sale Dark: Miss Grace Taylor, Miss t Zettft Alger, Mies Jennie Camphell, Mima Elizabeth Tailor. Misa Delia it Peters. Miss HUda Michle, Miss t Lavina Holt and Miss Sylvia Jol ley of Provo, Miss Belva Wadley of Pleasant Grove, Miss Inez Har- - .25 15 An average grade of 11 per cent According to, Cole, the Maxwell, in th with its high, gear pulling power, of the Vatican, the papal history, "smoking for degeneration. It is a of here gained a considerable adrant keeper is a woman. The present moral instability." his t. Pope brought over motherold maid its The age competitors. cabregoyarouge liwrd-iThe rules of the Santa Rosa con to the ancient buildings. The car tainlng a length of four and one- -' "I shall a set dinal half feet, 'la found in Ceylon protested. It in test allow only such cars as are of beautifully marked and Ita akin a standard stock, detail and equip- Pius XI. when tanned affords a fina leather ment to compete. It is also stipu of excellent wearing quality and , Pood cards are to be distributed waterproof, lated that all adjustments be no it is used ""' for making-different than are recommended to children and women with babies women'a aftoey ffor ordinanry daily driving. The in certain centers in West Virginia - telutch must be engaged and the and Pennsylvania where industrial : NOTICE. bnotor running throughout the en- strife has brought misery: The food All bills chargeable to the 1123 tire period that the car is in mo- is to be distributed by the Quakers Fourth Of Jultr flllnm mnnlHu new roiary spray pump weign- - must be nresented fn tiara, tion. I No consideration was given oil Ing but 59 pounds is expected to j or Tefore Augnst 10, to ba attowad. but icvumiiuuize orcnara spraying. Kr consumption on the score-shee- t tpe unofficial record of the good is declared that the machine, run- - MARRY IF LONELY For result. yaxwell in this respect was shown ning at normal speed, can deliver try ma; best and moat aucoeaa to be on a par with the remarkable from 300 to 500 pounds pressure ful "Home Maker'; hundreds rich and will distribute 20 35 from of to iasoline mileage. It is the plan wish marriage soon; strictly eonfi-"' ree Santa Rosa committee to in- gallons of material a minute. denUal; most reliable; years exper. of oil clude proper consideration rm.-'TU', "" 77. J. descriptions 8ui A New York specialist on mental cefiii ainh Mr m Huh consumption in the 1923 contest, as this feature was this year found to and moral disease, declares that Oakland. CaL have important bearing upon perand general economy of Spnnance , - .... . . .45' Pint Fruit Jars .... i ... L Quart 'Fruit Jars n Fruit Jars ..... day, by Come in and let's talk it Provo Auto Top &Paint Co. National through 43 32 . .34 22 o. WE WILL STORE or month. Get our prices. over. Owing to the fact that 80 per cent of our orders come over the telephone, and wishing to give more personal attention to growing nice fresh flowers and plants, we have closed our office in the Colum bia theater and will be at the greenhouse, corner First South and Second West s " ' ' |