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Show ...T .VI sm FACE THE EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, tJIXY 6. 1925. ADDRESS Foot Troubles? ars' Kncwing and annoyinf. Tits very im Bigot apply .' M (Continued from Page Oue) . , , - t . .. t .."- j . ...... - i '.. - t3r t7 .' CALLOUStSV """" 1 rr - Tot$ " " V .. - V; havg torn form of font trouble, ft .Sevrn arches, weak anklea.romi callouse may be weak or broken-dow- n or bunion or probably cane of rjred, aching, painful feet. Regardless of what may be the nature of your Buffering, you will find Hunk and permanent relief, this peck, at our f oot Comfort pewons not of every ten 11 wemiiat we sbould ISok on the part and honor the men Ijave fotKht and died in the eaune of freedom. . JJnt our duty todayT7ar I ttrke It, to look orw'ard to the future. "At the. present time we are Jn He midst of a great fontroverey as to the relation of onr rountry.to the world. It I'VBot for me to say here Today what jwrt we thTiilXtnke In wotur affairs, but It la my rlgfiJo t we shall not cowardu,-tha- t we call mtve. America bet by senjug Jjtimanty. We do pot lore ihir country Ipw lieeaiise we wish to wrve mankind. It is the xuUixlon of hwrwtiutry to' trntthe1 growth In this world of freedom, of Justice or and all that we do for our country- that Is Wisely dope benefits ib world as well. T)o not misunderstand me. Be. cause we wish tosce the progress of humanltitJM'cause we . that all men, riot only Americans, are liorn free and frjiiat, Jiwause we bae Iparned Jtavahu 0freeloni for our ni'ipiilftiBl as well as for ourselves, it does riot follow that we have li4is love( revereiu,, adnilrat loir for this great country into wnose service vm. -, ,. ' - o, ; . Picture Made of Your Feet Free Pedo-grapwithout removing the hose, he can m$ce las few seconds' time, do have of show if foot that lr positively you your photographic print foot troubles and to what stage the trouble 4as progressed. This service it absolutely fro and places you under no obligation whatever. JEREE; SAMPLES Do you want to know how to stop Corns hurting Instantly? Come in and get aample of Dr. Scholl's They removs tne cause of corns friction and pressure, Thin, antiseptic, healing. Bring your foot trouble to this storm during this mmsti attorn and team iA mi manmg oj foot comfort, Zmo-pad- s. , A. 7. Mossman and. William Rob- surroNS MARKET Currant 1 way-tha- Foot Comfort Expert to Serve You FortHe benefit of all loot suflerers, this store has arranged itiTWSenoll Mfg. Co., for the services of on of Or. Scholl's most skilled give Ires foot comfort demonstrators, who will be at our store-tsufferer should take demonstration on the above date, fc very loot " advantage of this excepttonaroppo'tumt y. the fife chief and the aevetal . fire'trueks. lowed tt ' .Department. . SUTTON'S 1 back who great chief FREE DEMONSTRATION feTlmrsd ' y.' lw..n L.l-- a ... I. ....... t.'.. S and raspberries " pre-ceed- SOAP-Mis- sion i and Alt a " ,W A N t T fc D i'uoinj 312-W.- Burroughs, 6 coluon ' adding machine, riione 416 11 or nickers call at 441 8. 6th E. JU Jy 7 Kasplierry T - roil siLE BACON By whole or' Center cut 'a slab..3S: .....35 ... ,37'lAp off Sliced,, End pieces ',V. ..... .. 15 LOR T Tom Hawyer Hxpnm . wagon, th1 disk wheels. JUvUtrn- X. to 65 a, iirt J. Phone Hurdle Victor 1 2WV-J- Jerwj , milk Jy-1- 2 Amer- ican marines at Kuanghal killed the leader tif a Chinese mob and rescued BULK COFFEE er lb. Villw.ftf'rlf?il)onald i LOG. CABIN NOTICE I will jiot liejvyxintmile for any doht or dclrfu r!ilrs'twl by any othr person thur,.; niysolf. Mr. II. Wilde. , l"OULAI,. Jnly yl.v-1- 1 THE PHONE FOR FOOD - MARKET 2 (VP)-J- . . .$1.05 SUTTON MARKET AT CONCLAVE 5 room, brick horui., nitidcrn txcept hvatJiSH E. 1h X. Phone 7!2-- J 2. , . ........... .55 Large THREE PHONES " PHONE FOR "193 194 195 3y-1- FOU KENT SYRUP. -- 30 Small Medium DADNORRIS 7 43f .33 1 F. FOOD' "lad"-- . Xorrla will atteniLithp Elks national convention here this lupntk. Dnd. he only Bnrvlvon of .the seven men who founded that great lodge years ago, "on the night of November 24, 18f7. ; bj-t- Introducing Lofd 'Bufghley. English FOB SALEr Extra fine liibfel-wts- . r nobleman, who won tne f9y-1Call hurdle event, at ths Penn relay mn.M loai walt lord Rurchlevd -- iOST d Man's teated some of Amsiloa s beat Um to take flown nrsi piac ('hum on wmth Hide of l'i iucor poi-k- . He' was unahle to mim with Amei 12 Ifoturs to ljcrold Offlt e. Jy over the shorjer distance, with fotir koya. Phone can speed ; LOST-Ulnhowever, being shut out In th 12 s . , 6S5-J- . . ; jrard high barriers.-- He was the Brsl nobleman evtfr to comiiKi in im . Quaker carulvaL i FOB BALE Choice dark red l.ci" j flti 7S7-J-- 4 2 WaHhftm-watcn-ftn- -- Seven men, 4n--- Ih at - Harrow COLUMBIA ' mliir strel. known on the stage as J. . Wilton, e. remained In theutrical work until about .ow. years ago. when bis wife died. ' During the last few months he lias been ' ill and Instend of physl-cisn- s dim-tinhim to stay at home and rest.' lit, was Instructed to get out and travel from town to town as do. e arrived here some time ago and will remain until' after the convention. ' AD' ..-HE- Utah County's most popular bathing " resOrt. 000 " . T Natural Warm Artesian Water --- . Svuuo men are dcttlrf and other gngca. known' by" their by their morft oOo MOTHERS Plenty of Shade Courteous Treatment I oQo . . .Remember we change water and : clean pool every day. S(K-iet- v a social Hub so that they Would have etiongh moiiey to buy a keg 'of beer tji) drink on Sunday w ere the originator of the Benevolent and.Pro- te tlve Oadcr of Elks. . The story'of how It hnpix'iicd Is Is living herei toMrlijr ?s'orrls,-1'Wbwith bla brother-ilaw, Del Regal, a hotel proprietor. Awarding to Xorrls, .the", parent organization was. known hs "The Jolly Corks," formed at 18J Kim street, New York City, where seven a washboiler filleB with lteer. The orcani.HtJon rew and a short time later, Jimuary 10, lSfK, It was rtiH'Ided to fhnnge from a social roup, tp a ls?n'cvolent and proteive nrganlzation. That marked the for mation of the Elks lodge. Xorrlgjas aLlbat itnie a ' , n Swim .: ' ' wlsliliiff-to-Jm- O ; The Goddess of Liberty float, entered by the. 'Nlneteeuth Cenjury club, the Sonihls the Nelke Reading flub-an.Literary club, with Mrs. Jforma . Ponlton Bullock as the principal character was was beuirtiful. 5jEK5-Jgiven x A touch by tV "Belles of Newport" in their horsedrawn vehkie and their now ' quaint dresses. The Buslnesa arid Professional Women's club float preceded that of the Women's Municipal Council In Which was shown the progress made by women during the past decade. Next came the Pioneers of 1817 and the Girls of 1870 In their white dresses and bonnets. Then followed the Beehive float, tbe Mena Trope Kindergarten float and the Ttmp-anog- o ward float with ItScpleturUa-tio- n of orchards, fields and straw-brr- t y "patcfies of that tettitorfT T The Provo First ward with Us of liest crop proceeded the Jo Pface float from the Pioneer ward. A most "tiarmoutous and appro-prlnt- o float was that of Vineyard witfr its "Fiulls of Vineyard." This was followed by the nrixo winning iioai or me juaraettj vuy..exi came the Relief float and tlje-Lad- ies! BLUE PINE GreeO'ea, VHb. .": IjOST Gold mrdnl wllh iinme, LinirB Ifiirrmwnrth on. Kinder p'cnp Jy-Mara to 2KT N- - 2nd. E. t. (IT) IjOXDON,- - July (I tators, LAWN HOSE - SPECIAL foot : 12 with connections. (tftKmn'r(t- - Brlffsher) wljo had been.aj lacked and beaten by rioters, iriiidrliig 4a- - dispatch totbgTJally r Sewsr Ij'iiders of the tram strike at KhnnRhirthave resorted to lorture as a menng of terrorism, nys the Unlly News orwspondcnt, six tramway workers having bw-hnng up hy their Hands and logged ii .thcu irelcawHl.; LOST On Kail Lake hlrhwajuimr ProvA truming runt ivuiiihilug Finder! fishing reel and fir hook $1" jilcaxii return 4a IScrnubulcl. reward. 4y FOK BALE B yr. old Hiw." 190 N. lltb W. .......... MOB LEADER F.i Eyrlnft Executive A. sioner A. Anderson and Deputj Commissioner Roy Pssspy... 2 ' ; The TOsturue and antics of Vera Dunn created a jtreal deal of hilarity and amusement, as he fynTastically stepped ahead of tne Martial band, 4ho members of which' were dressed In true colonial, attire.- - - Tbey were followed by the members of the farm who with bureau organizations, the old muskets and flits on' their shoulder depleted tlie fipirtt of 1876. The float snowing; tbe manifold duties of the. average Mariner's "wife made a decided bit with tbe spec' .30 Neck stew '...IZVzip Raw corn beef . . . . 1 7 x Lamb stew 15 MRINES KILL ' Cd free 1" Flake White Soap 10 bars i, ij I nndjjbA leodersbio oL Commis- for. Bell, 3 Veal stew for bottling. 202 8. 10th W. Ptime erta, the only surviving Civil War veterans came next with the flag of, the G. A. It. The Gold War Mothers wihrtbe officlal emblem of their organiMtiM'ode ii"a highly decorIndian War ated car fjiUowed Veterans, in fonr autos The"twt Buna aTrtrrntBiiirag frwin national guard of ,1'tah, Battery gave 'a military air to that section, (if the parade as did also the float entered by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary behind which marched tee members of the Legion, )u. j;: , An appropriate, float Which received a great deal of commendation was that of the rtah State hospital Avowed by the flik float and marching" mehibers of tbe Elks club. The Provo band under the direct tlon of .Professor Roliyt Rauer the Boy Scouts who were by-th- e are the best we have ever had. ORDER NOW . They, won't last long Black and white cherries, Bings, Lamberts and Royal Ann are now ready for bottling. DEWBERRIES wills come as adapted citizens. We may lovhwjirldjjn nrserte the world, but the world roust not forget that we love A'mer- - FarreiBrbSrGb Hon Today courage all those wha entered the floats and commend them for the artbitic effort presented. la future clebrstious it is to be hoped that aU the various religious and civic will enter tba parade? " ,: wtta ftoat- .eama tlie Heading thparade color guard from the BatterrC aad the city offiolabi and the speakers and officials of the day, Tbea fol- VaroRub V but we were tightlag tot somftblng greater than England, grestr than France, greater even than the nlted .States of Anwrlia.. We were ftgbt- lug as ettr forefathers foment," for frredom for the freedoai of the human spirit, for tbe progress of mankind, in ordwr to quote , the words of our great war president J To make. the world safe for Ih iuoc-r-a OAMaY-VI : feww i x yQmiT (CoiiHiiued from Page One) . i f X FOURTH OF JULY Tonight and Tuesday 9 " , its j sudxcritkuiaUy n S2p a padbrt la $jst pocket z3X yea $p besu-df- oolora blending was that of Grand View ward, whi.-- prweeded tbe majestic ship "Miss Columbia" of the Columbia Etccl corporation. .Th Wood Clifton, company was represented with prettily car, a bile the flower basket design of tbe Provo Greenhouse was both: ubiqpeand beaMttfttt-'- The Knight Coid occupied, a big place in the parade witb Its fleet of delivery wagons and trucks and Its mignificent - float lfhistrating f v.! "SnlgBt Service. Tbe Hoover Candy company jt-- ' tracted etipecially the little boys and girls tor tbe free candy distributed. This: car- - was followed by floatsL. r from the Texaco, the usseU company, the- I'Uh Tbjiber and Coal company, Taylor. Bros., Ileblove - Photo, Carpenter Bead, Pep gas and Vico'oll, Tinip liike. Provo Lumber and the Cherry Hill s . airy, i Dean H. V. Hoyt, chairman of thfTirogram committee presented Dean Cbrjstea jensea as tbe master of ceremonies of the prog rani at the Pioneer Park. Tba band selections find two vocal selections were sung by a quartet roJWiKting of Murray Roberts, Peter Jensen,. Alene Petersou and Mary Ustlxt twttt fsr A T iki trr t rn Tt. KEPT RIGHT IMxon-Taylo- JWmm. render-edjserer- Ballon Tires Hansen..' if The. Rsv. E. E. Bacbldi!f nf the Community church offered tbe In. vocation.' L. U Buutiel of tbe Lake View, representing the farm bureau organi sations of ibeT'county expressed his appreciation of tbe opjiort unity of saying something for the farmers to alleviate tbe misunderstanding that sems to exist between the .farmers nd the business men. .He said that while many are if the opinion that the farmer is making a big profit, tbe matter is that tbe farmer is not getting a Just return from bis Investment. He declared tbat as long as fhe farmer is not prospering tbe rest of the people cannot iirosper. 7T Bunnell recounted the rails . made by (be farmers during tbe war and the willingness with which the farmers oootierated in every con ceivable way to bring the war to a uccessful termination and how af-terwnrds the government allowed the farmers to go unprotected. Even with all of these struggles, he said, tbe farmers never once though of going on a strike and never would. Dr. Henry Duvid Gray of the Ktauford university delivered a masterfuj oration, printed in full m another place of this paper. Tbe kiddies had the time of their lives la the games and plays urovld ed for them immediately aftcffn'e program and enjoyed the candy scat fereff ovefTlhe la was of the pflrk;- -The TImps were defeated In an uninteresting ball game by the Utah Copper team 11 fo 3 after Provo had used three pitcbers to stop the swatting of the' Bingham boys. The students of. the" Voung. snmmer schcwl furnbihcd the program for.the 'evenlng entertaln-,men- t at the Timpanogos park. - Are going stronger every day. Many have given 18,000 and 20,000 miles of service and are still s running. Balloons are no longer an experiment. The mileage and' comfort is more than satisfactory. Firestone Gum Dipped Balloon -- ; mil:: cords give most Get a set now! Brimhall Bros! JTire Merchants" 8 g Le-lun-d Balloon Tire Headquarters ' - V " IKIIIHXISICUZISUIIIIIEEIKZIIEXEHXXXZUZXUUa Auto Tourists We cansupplyrybur needs Auto accessories, tires and " 7 tubes. , Nurmidraifc Admireri t "A KISS IN I THE DARK" Parts for any make of car. J " - " tbea tbe Liberty Be U from tbe Bonneville War 4 The Pilgrim Fatbef depicted by Btemben of tbe ConnttmiRy ebunb was eitmncly liftlike aud true to color. Pretty girls predominated in -- Out Our Way" from '. , L Pleasant View. A float especially attractive for with ADOLPHE MENJOU LILLIAN RICH Added Attraction Moving pictures of the M. I. AUARADE Spat Family in" "LAUGH THAT OFF" x t . - 4 Evury 1- UcKet wi.'itinliA' tr ?W- - kuf - . ?ill ! 1 :k:i purchased, riiorbt. givtn coupons' '" K iff rjf .11 a w V. mr 105 WEST CENTER - STAR TOURING CAR Nby NaylorAuto Co. if UPRIGHT PIANO I Walter Robinson Music Co. SAVAGE ASHER ' by Bates Stores. Co.' ' FREE TONIGHT PREMIER VACUUM CLEANER .1..,..,.!, .Jtroji 1. Utah Power and Light Co. EXIDE BATTERY from ." :" Telluride Motor Co. if i ? ' I i I . I C5 canerut ... senvtct i - - To know for a certainty your expensive furniture will be handled by men who understand the business of rareful haulincr is wrint vnnr moTiPv htiva here, . . -- Watch for symptoms of worms. In yonr.cUlltfreiiJlBese paras! tea are the great destroyers Vf child life. If you have reason to thluk ybur child has wornis, art quickly. Give the little one a dose or two of White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist wb.ere this time-tried and successful remedy la used. It drives out the, worms and restores tbs rosy hue of health to baby cheeks. Price 35c Sold by Hed- - Adv. jquist lrug Co, princess: WE GUARANTEE SATISFYING RESULTS "We Aim to Please?' ALL SEATS 10c Tonight and Tuesday CECIL B. DeMILLE .Production -FEET OF'..CLAY" and comedy I1ARDY-MADSE- You've aeen counOees of pictures of Paavtf Kurml, Finland's great runuoc. r In track regalia. Well, here's a somewhat unusual post of tba super-staUken during bis recent conquests In California, With him Is h.a "siloni said she merely want admirer,- Miss VI Thtbeoudeux of Hollywood, who ' to meet (ha Invincible Invader. 150 S. N First W. mm Office and Res. Phone' 143. -; Pure Spring waterPool drained and washed everjfdayMod' ern i equipment Electric Hair Dryer,' Themy place in the ' state with hot and cold water under theartieropf. r: ' A Clean Place to Swim .''. EFSf 4 |