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Show f- ... . THE EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1925. CITY NEWS Hikei HOSIERY jfonjoy 'wv shod. '" W-00-B T $1.90 -- $2.25 - I medium or heavy weight. : 50c 55c : 60c 65c . "Pair . G- - To Wyomlnj Mra. Bob Kirkwood left for Sheridan, ,Wyo., where she will Join her hnaband, who 1 man-atote In that a?er of Hie Woo'wortl - - Ladies' Ribbed - Sport IIose?black, v brown, tan, amber, gray; Special A New Today -- city. T Vernal Mlsa Carol Dnno left FOR SALE A few laying hens. Sunday, for Vernal, where ahe will : Jy-1- 7 189 g. Cth W. V; two aa or weeks the three spent guest of Bishop and Hyrom Calder. FOR SALE Pure bred Fox terrlor pupa. Call 270 E. 1st S. or phone - Returaai Horn Mra. Alice Jonea . . Jy-1- 7 . returned today from Heber where she spent several days. LOST-Greeleather purse, btw. conand 7th ,Troy Laundry - Yfaitlnf Here Mrs. Henrietta taining 5 bill Return to 771 W. Johnson and Mrs. Delia Barnes and Center, ' Reward. Jy-1J family of Nephlire visiting here with- - relatives and frienda. FOR RENT Small rinf nrpished house. 783 N. 2nd E. Phone 106-J- . To Idaho Misa Sarah Wride Will Jy 2i leave this evening for Idaho where she will spend three weeks visiting FOR RENT Furnished bungalow, at Aberdeen and Blgby with her 470 N.4st E.V Phone 414-sisters.-- Mrs. H. R. Beck. and Mrs. 69c -- Pair,' Jenkins Knit Goods Co, . THE HOSIERY STORE North University. Avenue. J. G. A. Announcement y Retunw From Vacation Mrs. Shirley Owing to thelncreased demand for .their products in this .territory, due to the rapid" but healthy growth , hay mips Mr. and - Mamd. Yellowstone National park, as the guests of Mr. and Jrrs. Bob Proudflt of Ogden. Among the party who made the trip were twenty-fiv- e from Ogden, Denver and New York". of the poultry and general farming industry in Utah andWaho arid their adjacent territory, the Colorado They: have " " manufacture of Poultry and Hog feeds and also high " gracfe5 fertilizer. Fertilizer, etc., they expect to feature, of , course, GOLDEN' .BRAND IMPROVED MEAT - DONALD SMITH D. Boyd, accompanied by Mrs. Boyd, left this morning to attend the con- ven Hon of Northwest Sheriffs end Police Officers to be held at Victoria, B. C, during the early part of next week. The sheriff expects to be gone about two weeks, and Fimrrnl services for Donald from advanced information he be-montn-oia son or Mr. ana liev'es the mnventln win h nfm'tn, J esse enutn, or I'ipasHiii view, frrent Interest to the officers who i were weld in the Pleasant view ; . attend. wnrrf rhnnol TupaiIrv With lllfltinn' Trip-CoReturns' from LAID AT REST Although they are already manufacturing all kinds " of "Meat Meal, Meat Scrapv Ground Bone. Bone Meal, SCRAPS. . Fishing CTETLdftsrfiiior rfeTston'a.TeteM liKy ClnfpresMIngrT son have returned from a fishing tion was by Samuel E. Bunnell. trip to Strawberry lake Where 4The Hipeakers'T were Job' Stubbs, A. O. Smoot, James Olllls-pi- e they aught their limit and Bishop Cluff. Appropriate L has beenunsed "firthe" WeSt:ly"-lhrhios- t successful poujtrjmenand has givpn them wonderful satisfaction. It not only helps the Egg Machine (more "' ,V,f. j)Ommonly. known as the hen) to produce more and larger eggs, but on account of it being practically odorless, it helps produce a better tasting egg. This-pradact ; If (you are now doing "business or have done - with the Colorado Animal -- YORK, Willie Harmon, music was furnished by Miss Muriel a10l Penroi round decision from Paul Doyle, Elizabeth. Basil Galiano, New Orleans lightweight, ron & 10 round decision from Johnny Relsler, New . York. busi-ne- ss services honoring. Panehb VHla, flyweight cftamplon boxer who .died here yesterday during an operation today awaited approval of his manager, Frank Churchill ' Rites for the little Filipino battler were planned at Eagles hall, where bis fellow countrymen and ladnilreraj!ouUtpay - their laat Te : i: spects. , Villa's body wIU be sent to the Philippines by the first steamer for dfspoKttlon by bia. family Art autopsy revealed thaty death was due to "an acute oedema ef the glottis, following, an abscess of the maxillary gland," '.' Doctors delving Into the death of the boxer and his condition prior -- of the ward. The benediction was by Jesse G. Stubbs. Interment was In the Provo city cemetery, where Wllford R. Stubbs offered the dedicatroy prayer. . -- attention. ;2o 1 ' 1 '.. ' - "Phone 3- 4- USE HERALD WANT ADS ' er Suits CUBE PINS Hooks' and Eyes Card lc Wood-Clifton- Discount 's - . aFOli'cIock to give us thlalar"storTwiirpe to stock in an opportunity business.-- . shape af terprevious -Today's A ; '.. A get A , .WD0B CDF1 m THE SHOCK PUNCIL". Well, wd had the rlpht dope on. nicha'rd DIx In "Too Many "Kisses.1-didn'we? Tou have but., to- read tho reviews from all over the coun- vv) ' try to learn that It's Inst about the fnnnlest picture of 1925. Dix take? another leap upward In his skyrocket to fame. Folks like tbis. Big, and Theodore Babcock, Percy r Moo i. "The Shock Charles' Beyer .and Jack Scaon 1 She has taken, off her complete the cast of prominent plu; Punch. :. black wig and. shows you ber vwh era. i "The Shock Punch," which will e fluffy brown bobbed hair.. She's a of dimpled dyna- shown at tbe Colmbla theater i very nlftyv-stic- k f was adapt) i mite In this film. A.A-night Then there's also Gunboat Smith, for the screen by Lather Reed f m a the pugilist, . awapplng the Liberty Magazine story by Julia Paul Sloane punches with Richard, ; who Is no Monk Saunders.. ' ' : . , i mean socket himself. Paul Panzer, pretty flapper In - - .'- p hiiRky, handsome, regular- guy. Dlx bsa a Worthy .aiiccesaor to "The Shock B "Too Many Kisses-T- n In Panoh," by the same author. this one, BIchard frckles his funny-bon- e and he does aome hiphclass (IgbQne With Walter Long on tbe one lone frlrder thHt formed Hie twenty-glxt- h muiiiitKziixxzsissiixuuE:z:::i - hoorof the newmerWnKCnd ' . - On the Clouds Ballon t Tel. Building downtown, New" Vork that will have you gasping and cling ing to the chain. (At least, one cam framan got so faint from fright, he had to be lowered tenderly to the ground In the 'arms of one of the professional twenty who act In the picture. Frances Iloward Is tbe girl In The Rlioclf Punch'' but yon won't -know .thia rn(.ou-,kiiw- , 7 Frances always played fliipper roles S Swan." i on tbe stage till she bit "Tb i ! Cords S When you DO change to Balloons; you'll wish you had changed months ago. : A ; OUR BALLOON TIRE . . HERE IS EQUIPMENT Unequalled Service ' xr m-K-r- (rb MOTHERS Watch for symptoms of worms In yoor children. These parasites are ,.r asatch Produce J I ; Center. Boys' . Two-Trous- Discount S -- -rr - value She's a swift, dazzling, sweet - , llandEinbroidered$.1.50 and ? 1.95 Bring in your Radio Keys! the Master, key is still out! refreshment coupons are extremely popular ' these hot days. . e Utah Corporation" .. ' V OGDEN, UTAH , A rial will convince. Voile, Dresses 39 c MANILA. P. I., July 15. (CP) '.'Pancho.-Vill- a did : more - for the Philippines than all the pollticos." said today, commenting, on the champion's death in San Francisco. - The Islands are .mourning: the pugilists was an athletic hero death, as!-bin his native land. Quality and Service Products Company. 59c CHILDREN'S Knee length, lace trimmed; 65c value T)urrrig Go. are. exclusive carload dealers m rrovo of allv ta manufactured by the- - Colorado Animal By- - longj $1.00 .value , Union Suits over-ruled- ," 4l t (51 inches , Misses' T : Aprons $2.95 ., Colorado Animal .Telephone 2780 values LOO opinion as to whether participation In the match bad direct relation-- to : his death. v . ; Villa should not have been al lowed to fight, declared-Dr- . H. B. R. Paseoe, dentist, who removed an infected tooth the night before the McLarnln fight, Pascoe. sald he ad vised Villa not to fight and believes blows and the violent exercise of the ring battle may have spread the poison from the tooth infection through the boxer's system. "I wanlflt definitely understood that I raised obj?ctlons to permitting Villa to enter the ring, but was said Pascoe. ' Df. Judson Iilftchlld. Oakland, examiner for boxers under state regulation, said be was not advised of Villa's trouble and found him paly Write, Phone or Wire 'A Bath Towels . inquiries are always solicited and they will have prompt By-Produc- ts .Peasant style, $6.95 fight with JlininrM -- quality products and service, but if you have not, it wOf certainly pay you to get started with them." Your v. I v Blouses (size 23x44) for Amoskg , of the extra large size 4 I A Silk . just received from ' the mill! h re, of course, well acquainted with their yo dozen 100 JACK THE GIANT KILLER Company, shall-be previously , hia-July--4 -- Specials Thursday's advertised not for- - public n--- -- New 15. July raieral 15. to" IgPILlttle- - jaonertr damage was reported today from the earth tremors which, shocked Edwarda- yllle last night. The tremors last ed for several, seconds and during that time" ' houses were shaken. dishes knocked from the shelves and some windows- broken.- ., , of the American Packing and Provision Company, arid are ow: installing new and modern machinery for the life, Jfuly' EDWARDSVILLE, urns . From fnHfnrnhi 'ifrn IX. :'Jl. Vox has returned home after spending three months In California witH 'Ber daughier, Msa. David" Ai Searing of Long Beach, r While there Mrs, Coxlouad eouthen visited Oatanna Island and enjoyed many boat rides on the . : Pacific ocean. : for Convention Sheriff J. just taken a lease on the fertilizer plant (tP) Tentative plans 1 a, " TOWN FEELSQUAKE Hslnvf Company Jiave found it necessary to open a plant in Ogden for the convenience of their iiiKustomers located in this region. ' . Taylor. - IN HOME LAND SAN. FRANCISCO, 806-W- 7 mer mierchandise carried over. 7 TO BE BURIED ; r We are determined that not one dollars worth of sum-- PANGH0 VILLA n, 50 t . 85c 75c , - ' - 90r V. ' p - $3.00 Wool socks for.high top boots ' y: ".'V .." Colored tops ". Mr. and Mra. Albert Social Editor, Phone 107 win leara Thursday fur ManttWbre thty will be the iraeats The Rainbow awarm rtf the TU 4 Ml m Lucy Be - entertained fte of Mr. and' Mr. M. R Leslie fur a membera 'Of Amea club ward M. I. A. hiked to the rlrer frjK, daya They will also visit at at ber home Monday eveulm-- . TaetT'wdny eyeulng waere a laraa boo- Bryee canyon. time waa pleasantly apeut with. flr waa bultt : and weeutea and KHmea and needlework after which niarKhmenowa were', roasted, after TV Salt lake Mra, Janea T. dainty refreahmenta were nerved. ' which a. program waa given. The Dunn la Thdting la Ra It Lake With remainder of the evening; was spent - : relative- - and friends. . wltatsjaatsi.:.-:Mist Terl McAdams, Mlaa Akea . AtlJds FuoeraJMr. and Mra. Ponlton and Mlsa Vlrgla Beeler were The Glad Honr club waa. pleasWtUlam Knudsea and Wrm. H. P. hoatessea R the Elyidan glrla of the antly entertained at the borne of Ilansea left today (or Mt Pleaaant Blxtk ward at the home of the Mrs. Hewitt Strong Monday afterfo attend the. funeral services, of evening, - Games and noon. Games, music and needle ' Fred Jensen. work ctoformed the entertainment for were mnaie enjoyed during the nlng after-whir-n dainty refresh- the afernoon and waa followed by a Spends Sunday to Salt Lak-- Mr. ment 1 were'aerred' te thefi&Uowdainty luncheon which waa served ! and Mra. Albert 8. Jones, Mr. and ing: Mlsss.Lora Dunn, Pearl Frois-- to Mra. George A. Startup, Mra. AlMra. Heber J. Done and family aU land, Verda Peterson, Lillian Mortl fred Mdge, Mra. W.. D. Startup, motored to Salt Lake Sunday and nierH Zina Larsen. Amanda Roundy, Mra; Charles Jonea, Mra. Tom Jones, spent the day, at Llbery parlL. Gold Chapman, Kellla Dalke, Buby Un. Sberif Henrie.. Mrs. Fred Luke, Thelma McKean, Eva Me- - Cooper, Mra. Thomas Klrkwood, Mrs, JTsWJht Here M1k Melba Phelpe Kean, Verda Banks, . Mrs. Hilda Maine Simmons, 'Mrs. Lafe Alger, of SaTTlitela"Tl8rana; TnTEli city Knudaen, Mra. Ethel Sruschlie and Mrs. Leo Sneen of Milford tad Mrs. - " A. X, Loveleaa, the guest of Miss Delenna Taylor, 4 Mrs, Taddle Wan berg, a Hose are of first fm- parlance. We have the biggest and best variety of wool and sport hose in y: A: , AA'- A Ay- y T. ; ' Hiking Hose with fancy Toll tops $1.00 Mart RttRUiuxxea the hike YOU MUST BE - : tbe 'treat destroyers, of ur child-li- fe you nave reason to tmuit your child has wormsf act quickly." Qlve tbe little one or two of Whlte'a Cream. Vermlfuge.: --Worms cannot exist where this time-tried And successful rempdy is used. It drives out the worms' and restores the rosy ' !ue''of health to,, baby Aeeks. Price'iJteltfaiLJBtedr ; .Adv. Quist Drug . (Da" ; v?" . 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