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Show r PAGE FOUR fj BAH H la Ti PROVO VENTS 11 r cimv. M M rl M , ' , f - V- I Goiring Chomp? rf tf would hfive to g Iirn to go - M TIIE ETMXG HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1925. a kng way to see a better game than, ttuy saw here" Memorial day bctweea the, Provo Tinips and the t'tiih Cupper team of Binghain, Jt deiw.ustrated besynd "aty doubl that the Timus isr real first lac4 ta4ilt iuMd aCH'thatasthe Provoof many youngsters are as good the teams composed of tiUX veteran B K)U)c Ms days fa the uliij have jiMPS BasebaH foil ,: ..' " frisking E u !s almost .here, pit us check your old tires ever, borne may need slight attention that will keep them running for many rnilc. Keplace trie wornout ones wiin r iu m nH STONE CORDS, they will give you M PER DOLLAR." niOST MILES X XS GUM-DIPPE- D rrwntinf Dick WlUon. IVycar-olK. C golfing ttar of Southern lik a oominj champ, He look many xprta vtn- - going M fat ". Ve are installing a complete set 2 S j to repair both ,balloooh and high-pressu- VJ N X I ' ' H nlniuto'in tVia'flro equipment tires. No o'f-.ne- re mfint llO'lv Tin ntrhP9 u ta term lnv'anothMr Sobby Jenea. And likaonea, fift (tyllst oC th fill uiuia. the tread. Just the kind of repair you've been looking S for. v v. M M M M M 7 BrimhaH Bros. " H nM M M H H i 8 8 8 - Balloon Tire Headquarters ?XKIB3IEBttIIIIKMSKMMIMIM""iKMMIM . Service Station Fifth West 12 North . ? of E. W.xDuncan - " ...,.Jt 'X 1.. Baty, ss. ..,4 ..4 Morleyr-t'- t XT V .......;.31 O 0 0 X I 0 1 0 - 1 0 0 1 Batted for Wasden In the ninth. . Score by Innings : S f 2 Bingham 0 Buns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hits .,001010101-- "rounded-oufmellowne- 4o just "go" with a 4 27 23 BOOS TI Subscribe 4 for your home paper--Th- e ........0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 -1 ...2 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 07 E venirtff Herald , Bung 7- -- 1 0- PKE-EXT- ,cial f Regular ,r- - $4.00 values -- reduced to - few of "our Convert that unsightly old 1 floor into one of beauty by ' In hit QQ Itw.1i AnI, r.T.n ,1ia old floor at a cost of about $40.00 per average size room I ;v r and save the cost of sive rugs. "a5TTV Zcth. v' ' gfKtRflM M I?'y-- v s Iv ew-CVUAfW- PAJtLEY IIAFEN ITione.2p8-- J cutraordinnry speed. Bad wounds pjico of this wonderful rwiiedy. Price or cuts which take wrecks to heal (liquid) 3()c, (k)c and $1.29.. Powder with the ordinary liniments mend .'0o and GOe. 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' For taU everywhere. STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) - Men's Silk Shirts ' ,$6.00 s ' ' , 3I5B . disease-bearin- g is clean, easy and The-for- SHIRTS - value It flies. 1 1.50 tnosquitoes spoil XV your Bummer, spray them , wrUtim.. flit spray 'clears the house in a few mtnates of moequitoea and -- Work and Dress , HOSIERY t. K Ladies' Silk Hose, ,; $1.00 Value 49c TON'T let ; ; : on the taosqiiitbes are : ffp- ' l at TRAYS JVCTURES attractive ptifies 1 x U Greeting Cards for every occasion.. - Co. 'PrdvoJRaint&Mlass ' nfOW.Ccnter r - Phoned LZ3 DESTROYS tiles Mosquitoes Ants Moths B3 Bags Roaches Urns OUw RMiHiM laart M4TMrSfa ' yellow black band" xts.-.- t X S Turn your floor troubles over to a flooring expert spe- - The Only Comfortable Kind for Summer. " iV" l 1. Athletic UNDERWEAR . SHOES ;; J a Highest Quality Oak Floors Cheaper Than Rugs bargains:, Work and Dress -- eriveiW-- V. Gifts GONSOLiDATIONSALE The Greatest values we have ever . .00 m bur 1 pipe. V rt ALL THIS WEElC - V that seems ss .......4 :plf .. "rough cut," we call it . And when it comes to taste, Granger nor Rough Cut is neither over-mil- d too stout, but has that full, rich PROVO. AB. ft. II. PO. A Hits Schati 0 0 0 0 ss. 3 Summary : Errors--BatySchat. Home run 2, Farmer, Djson. 0 5 Farmer. 3b. Two base hits Morley, 3 1 3 5 Bitty. Itaile, 2b. 0 0 8 1 Elliott Struck out by Hall 8; by Davidson, c. .r5.3 3 0 1 2 0 Wasden 2. Bases on bails Off Hall Dyer, 8 4 0 0 2 0 2 ; off Wasden 1. Earned runs Dixon, If. INFECTION 4 0 2 12 0 Bingham Provo 0. Hit by pitched Elliott, lb. The in flesh greatest discovery 2 .0 0 1 4 ball by Hall 3, by Wasden 1. Wasden, p; is the marvelous Borozone, healing to to Hnrris Double 0 Mcintosh .1 ."0 plays Baty a" prelieration that comes in liquid leddingham: Raile to Elliott; Garpowder form. It is a combina' Total ..33' 7. 7 27 11 rett to Harris to Leddingham. and tion treatment that not ouly puri fies the wound of germs that cause Infection but it heals the flesh with ifliiiliPi " - for pipes ........1 Provo-- , 1 0 ' Tobacco Co. 10 . tin- s- instead for pipesand pipes only! ut r Ice Cream ConeV$dlf Drinks, etc. We Believe We Can Please Wl-'.rt- ' : If ever a tobacco were "made for it's Granger, Rough Cut pipes" . Granulated, fine-ctobaccos tend to smoke fast and hot in your pipe. But Granger naturally smokes slow and cool because it's Specially cut : INDEPENDENT GAS AND OILS '- ' Made is now undeIi management : The score wan one to : three la favor of the Miners. Utiill th ninth wdi ntie to one. Innings tlie The filial acore ahoulsf have been ie' to nothing in favor of Bingham had not errors cmdo It therwl8. The oiily earned win of the four made by both ten'ms washenojue-fu- h Kciirtid ia the ninth 'frame bp Bnty.'' ; ... Aside from the fart. that the game " was a real steniwlnder It waa important from the fact that Provo baseball fans discovered a coming pitcher Jn Lelaud Wasden, wfco undoubtedly wHI be heard Jam In fast company if he continues to grow and' develop "as he hag since Blast ing ont to pitch this year. iWatiden ia still a lad in his teens and, as one admiring fan said, "has not been in the game long enough to know how to put on a baseball suit." Although pitching iiis first gjm before a-- large crowd,- - Warden displayed a coolness and a behavior worthy of a veteran. There was no getting excited ir fussy about him. K0 matter what the "situation, he took it fis a matter of course, always eoutrollirfg his feelings. With thtvTight sort of training and coatsh-iiiLiggett & Myem Iceland is certain to do good work on the mound for provo and 4 0 ajter some years training here may Garrett, 3b. Harris, 2b, .'.',. .2 Q . step up higher in the game. BIXGHAM. : 0 Hall, p'. .'.....,.S AB. B. II. PO, A 0 Thornley, If. ....2 1 .0 Buckle, cf. .....3 0 2b. Duffy, ......1 Leddingham, lb. 4 0 0 7 1 ... v v " Total 3 : M "Tire Merdiahts" . en me. - . Pln, rj ' i |