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Show : t TTrmr-T-i- T tut it was auuii aud the roll call pro.wW. New York," PAGE ONE. out ism. Mistiistiiina yielded to Ohio aud Newton Baker took the platform Gov. Al Smith. omlnatiflBi tqieak fur James 11 Cox. lie was SaiA, tne Minnesota tiacvorded Govern a iuuUuevus aud genSTARTS ON PAGE ONE, tf frosu of I)eocracy over erally warm welcome. More than half the delegate!- - ruse to their feet and applauded as Eepultlicau cvruption, extravagance JM Euker tuuiliugly took up hit posi- aud waste. A declaration iu favor tion before au amplifier. f the Baker was listened to with rapt world court. A dyhuiie farm relief program inatteutiou. Ilia 8"eeih was the first before cluding ivlsln!i to iucrease prothe ewveutiou that duction, freight rates, aid co aid uureserveuty widorscd the operative marketing and provide other League of Nations, keynote or uoimi'ators, have easy credit facilities. Akated around it Cautiously yjitii A declaration for general law en-- ! Hie platforiU builders have i'Jught fonvuictit without iuC!?Mji of ihej I.SiU amendment t tbf lf fiaht A demand fur repeal or amend-His first direct uielltln ht Hie leu sue liy name evoked a short lived nwiit of the Ksvh Cummins act elim-- t demonstration. Uhioau and south- iuatiou of llu reoap'ure clause and ern delegates leaped to their feet implied denunciation of the railroad aud cheered. Most of the delegates labor board. A pledge for revision Joward of sat tight at first, but ts the cheering continued, most of them finally tariff. A pledge to extend time on came to their feet. It was over in a minute. iwyments. A pledge to recover the navy's oil Baker is direct slam at the klan reserves aud declaration for a achievesaying that the principal ment of the ltepublican administra- stricter government control of nation seemed to have been the en- tural resources. A strong lalior plank, endorsing couragement of "a nationwide secret society that parades in the moon- collective bargaining and the right light apparelled in sheets" evoked to organize and pledge of a government construction program in time warm applause. Ohio and New York led a demon- of unemployment. A declaration to complete or lease stration for Cox when Baker finishShoals project for the ed, Michigan helped, so did Califor- the Muscle of cheap fertilizer. nia. AU of the delegates arose but manufacture A declaration in favor of Asiatic after brief applause broke into a exclusion. demonstration. A demand for continued operation A. California delegate stood up in his chair and proposed three cheers for Cox and they were given. The band came In with "Ohio" Irk headache, lonr atotnark, hlcb was such a feature of the Cox ooiutlpatlon, easily avoided "MUWn at Ean rranciseo lour PLATFORM l. A declaration in fr,ir ..f waterways and good road dcv.-U.- nieut. A pledge t. whole-heartedl- I 7LW ARIEL Orchestra Music Some Crowd Vunnrirrvi"i" -' ti o o .WKXWOW11 o rN (F P (r Phone us an order for your Sunday dinner. o o o " "" "", fn f? fni Buy your Bing Cherries now. There is a scarcity in Utah county. oo o Provo Meat & Phones 19 These pretty dresses are made of exceptionally good gingham, neatly trimmed in organdie. $3.03 values. Packing Co. and 39. So IS WOMEN'S SLIPPERS AND SANDALS The newest conception in the low heel style realm including HOLLYWOOD, LUXOR, KING TUT. These goods sell renter at $7,0 W t IP mn tub mm The colors are WHITE, RED, GREEN, in very fine elk and kid leather. SOLES The turns are from Merrlam", America's best maker of low heel turn slippers. The welts from Dunn and McCarthy, absolutely a leader in this class Sizes, na' k pany, 42 Our Windows been Used to describe garments that did not twir the red V. I)." InbeL "B. V. woven I)." is not a style or type of or descriptive term for athletic or of The B. V. I). Com other underwear. With Inc., which should not Desiring to In a reoent advertisement of Indies' underwear we erroneously "B. referred to the trade-murV. D." This was an error, as "B. V. D." is the reKlstecedJ trade-mar- k "" til A CORRECTION ser-vic- e. r See IV All Coi.:' ';:. Keep it busy. Phone 466. r--. I All I of footwear, These goods fit and wear and are cheap at our regular prices. Ladies' Floral EACH IS $7-8- Is seen on streets of Provo today in delivery truck of It is at your mi 30 AFTERNOON $5.85 Vjqj-uA- SATURDAY Ji o o Masterpiece mimMiiimirttiifmliiltimriiitmmm.mt TTimillllim 0 mmu there were several chairs overturned but It was all Infun, the Ohloans said. The band played "Auld Lang "'"' always in stock at our store. You can always depend on the prices being right. ILIOUSNESS i-- whooping it tip; Somebody grabbed the Ohio standard and started a parade but before he could start, in the crowded aisles, restraining hands were laid on him by the ObJoans themselves and he was back. dragged ' In the scuffle ever the standard Dance IK n CHAMBERLAIN.S TABLETS HfTf aickan of cronV nwJ finally "Didn t He ht. "Hu," " cHrae 10 "ijeaunrui u- Qhjgaga luuiaua t?imuuiHeu lue VtlI and gave them evidence of in.. " support. ' Baker left the platform immediately upon conclusion of his speech and went to the platform meeting then in progress across the ' street. A pretty black haired girl in the Ohio section aided by another equally pretty young lady In a gray costume, kept the Ohio delegation 25 LiaVs B I k REMrVRKrVBLE VALUE You are as near to us as your telephone. COOL. I ...... VEGETABLES o-- j GENEVA Society FRESH MEATS AND e recla-nmtio- "draft all other aloug with man power iu time of war. A declaration ia favor of referendum on war when other nations agree. A pledge for further reduction t,f Nor 111 aini V MraT'Jaiue iUttuier; uei June 2X, at 2 p. ni. All offieer of Haluh Dyer if Salt Lake aud Mr. rh.H'be and son Alfred will leave Satthe women' cauiix) of l'rovo ami aud Mrs. i'lias. A. Jenseu. l lah ttmntv are requested urday for Caldwell, Idaho, where 1.1 at. summer months The lYiuiary officers and teachers tewl. Mr mid Mrs. l.lovd Williams en- - they will speud the . . fr Mr. and Mrs. T. J. 1: mi with visitiug " a of the I"riv Third ward are reiuuiuimier tertaitiea ai Mrs. "ha. A. Jenseu entertained ilav eveuiut: at their itn The Young and family. home. quested 10 meet Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at tbe home of Mrs. M m MM llll II I Orson Hini. l'h lis w ill le made for an outing to he riven for the Vrl- Ti The 8. V. t). Company, Inc., In the protection of its registered "B. V. D., We Will unly refer to the trarte-mar"B. V. t." in connection with the sale of its product bearing the red woven "B. V. D." label trade-mar- k k West Center St. FOR YOUR VACATION TA1LORED AT FASHION PARK COMPLETE CAMP AND TOURING SUPPLIES Auto Tents Folding Cots Poncho Mattress Camp Chairs .....;.-.Canteen Units Gas Stoves to ......$11.75 $45.00 ..................... f4.05 $9.95 90 to $1.25 .................. $3.95andand $7.00 $11.50 $9,95 .$1.25 Water Bags , v. . . 1' In fact, everything one needs for the canyon or a trip. ,.. coast-to-coa- st Bros. Morrison ... 8 i " 107 West j ewiw J l' fig j - Centen nm -- ' ' r tPbffl 'White ;C Attention, mothers ! The hot weather is here and the children want to be cool as well as to look trim and wefl dressed. There is nothing looks sweeter and than white; We are offering the best juco:fasooler, W mwt Oxfords and Slippers in white or orowh and at less money than was ever heard of before up-to-d- I ' 1 lot of Children's White Slippers, 3 to 8, $1.50 value, Mt 1$ '....79 3ir Mi Children's White Slippers, 8U to wr 11. $1.75 98? hasii,ie V tue IflrWs White Slippers, 11V4 to 2, ?Z.t)o value, vnovTrC S1.25 1 U lAhies' White "Sftppers, $4.00 value S2.49 1 lot Men's Canvas Oxfords, $3,00 value $1.50 Men's Athletic Unions 59tf, 75S 98 Men's Shirts and t)rawets, garment 59 98 Men's Knit Unions .49 Boys' Athletic Unions, &)c valae j ! I At v2T I IVjx IrA j j jcj , Jtlve it p is today the accepted style standard W two-stra- Nothing can take the place of white slippers for the finish- n touch of dainty grooming with a white or delicately colored summer frock. Kid, buckskin and canvas models, in white and ivory, are here in all the dis- tinctive designs of the season for sports and dress. We can supply you, too, with the cleaner best suited to each fabric. "J i M p slipper, kid cut out. over instep, very at- YftlM t the special For Summer Coolness '. in Provo. ififilHWhite - , rth Everything Cheaper I Today ' ROYAL PARK A season ago style changes were 1'in , process" one could sense the tendency without being positive that it would develop today, however, the Royal Park v' VJvv-- ' idea is the accepted style standard. The Royal Park idea tracts its line back to the English is really an Americanized adaptation of the English style 1 -- thought it's a style like those favored by The Princ of Wales. Iff I Royal Park is perhaps the most becoming and practical style the Fashion Park t1 r V&l L designing rooms have ever developed you'll endorse it the instant you see it. A cA tj kJ ' CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT ANNOYANCE OF A A .w READY-TO-PUT-O- THE TRY-O- N N Buster Brown Shoe Store We have a complete line of Men's and Boys', Ladies' and Children's Oxfords and Slippers, Hose of fell kinds. A new Ifite of Merfs Hats, latest out. WELLWORTH o68IST CENTER ST. ll ' NSSi 16 WEST i- - CENTErsf. EN CO, PROVO, UTAH. i |