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Show THE EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925. j IN CRITICAL LEAGUE GAME 0 k of Calumet does the work of two spoonfuls of. many odier brands---- r goes turther lasts longer is the same to the very last it never fails By j:KXEST It KASMl' 1WN', Toiuorrvw I pwiug to be bit day I.' NEW ARRIVALS FROM . .' ."'-- ' r''"" ' Um TltSers John V. Farwell & Co Stock ' - - :MAKE,NEW-PRIC- in lAlt VTWrfV ttw Provo big chool claab ylU tbe.: Ogdea Tlgera at Ogden (a a tat feague foutat , Thla fgye ahould be a ttenj tuKMic as Uxb tea ma appear eveuly foot-UaUe-ra . matclici; AV- Heavy freightshipments whichwere delayed have arrived, and vJll be on 'ale for the first time Saturday ; Our buyer personally selectedthis entire-lo- t of merchandise, and his purchase was made at a price that enables us to break some -- . ' ' THE WORLD'S The I'rovo sqnad ia going to make a dctqienue bid for'tbe tame. In or der to stay in the running for tbe state tltlui. Ogden, baa kwt both of htr ganif ao far aod appeari to be I counted out as far as title aspira ' iJpw price records. eogace itif Colorado tie treat "ijftilc of iiani till, RECORDS E m , iPROVOHIGH. ASALErOF PAQ2 , GREATEST i WtBTTnt . SALES l's TIMES : tions go. - Ftdto is frwh from ber sweeping 33-rictory. over Murray last week and they are gointr to be. wltfbty knew him ever bard to stop. Tbe ys bav caught But nobody who of Brigbam being a fool. or loose the .winning qrfrlt and of "falling" for such a they are going to make thp going cheme, he turned to Polk for help tough for their future oppouents. Ooar-beBlmmona and Weight in the. exodus, which, was now at bnve been drilling their charges dil- band. To Elder Little in the east igently this week in preparaUon for he wrote early In 1840: "If our govthe flrtj)iggaine of their Schedule. ernment should offer facillt lev for A dVfenae against Ogdeu's overbead emigrating to the western coast, emgunie has been worked out and per- brace those facilities if possible. As ' a wise and faithful man, take every fected. Ogden is xieotelto present the honorable advantage of the times strongest possible lineup against you can. Be thou a savior and deI'rovo. Newman, the big tackle for liverer of the: people." Little got an audience with Polk the Tigers Is back lu the 'lineup. Captain Clark and Cox who have and- - presented his petition. Twelve lieen out of the. last two games with or fifteen thousand Mormons, be injuries are expected to be in to said, were leaving N'anvoo for Cat lfornla. Fifty thousand were com morrow's game. ll take 20 Coach Riuinious ing from the British, Isles, "all dethis being the capacity of. the terruined to gathetl to this land. bus. The sijuad wilt Leave Saturday Still others from the states would ntoniing at 9 o'clock After a lunch follow. Many were loo poor to pay in Salt- - lake jthey will .proceed to their own way, and would gladly enlist tn some kind of service for ()i;leu, arriving about 1 o'clock. Those who are interested In the Uncle Sam. ''We are true hearted outcome of the game may get the Americans; true to our native coun score by calling tbe iHerald office try,, tme to its laws, true to its glor 107 after" 8 o'clock tomorrow night. ious institutions ; and. we hate 8 desire to go under the outstretched" The probable line-uCox wings of the American Eagle;" yiils PhilMps, McCoard was tne spirit in wnicn tne Mormons le. . Newman left the homes from which they had Elliott TUOSS OF ANY OTHER CRANO . -- Towels .. $ t " Fafwell's Blankets Fancy Turkish bowels in blue and pink. A 69c 43 b value. Each- - . . ' .... SHEET BLANKETS -- 7 Extra large plain white sheet blankets. - Turkish Towels ular $3.75 value. Pair An extra value towel in plain and colored borders. Regular 39c grade. OE ; , . WHITE BLANKETS Plain white double- blankets Regular $2.95 values. V" ....$1.95 Pair slip over black and colors. Jersey Regular 89c yglue. Each "I Slip-ov- er nn ' 3b Underwear Women's union suits, in wool, and cotton.. Make se: lections now at V2 COTTON BLANKETS Pair Yard wider $ne flQ finish. Yard ...... ' liioomers i.T. v, , PLAID BCANKETS . . elastic knee. Regular $1.00 Value. CQr UJU Special Large 66x80 sfoe heavy fleeced plaid blankets in assorted colors. C9 OK Regular $5.50 grade. Pair Women's and children's,- all kinds in one lot at - PRICE It ' Robertson, Passey lg. Whitehead COATS AND Passey 50" ..... for, ............29 ......... Fresh Rolle dOats, 9 lb. bags ;47 Kellegg's Corn Flakes, large pkgs., 2 for 33d i ,15 lb. iineaSugar . . ; , l . , . . . , $1.00 10' lbs. fine Sugar . ;.65 ' 5 lb3. 37 Fancy White Idaho Beans,' 10 lbs. Loose Fresh 3inger Snaps, 2 . ..35 lbs.';.".... ' Loose Fresh Soda Crackers, 2 lbs. . . . . ,33 Extra, fancy Utah Head Lettuce, 3 for ,. . ..254- Nucoa, finest quality Oleomargarine, lb. . .. ,.2Q$ wr. ......... ............... 70; .... ... . " j 90; ' Hose . Satinette bloomers, double 75; 90: -' Child's knitted sets,- sweat-- . ers, caps and leggings, at : $1.95 . . Knitted Sets Gray and tan with fancy borders, a big heavy blanket. Regular 2.95 value. Black, Satine PRICE Saturday New Utah Clearfield Peas, 6 for 3 for . .40 ' New Utah Weber Valley Peas. G for 3 for New Utah Sepo Pas, 6 for $1.10; 3 for .;.G0 N.v Eastern Sweet Corn, 6 for 3 for .y.50 , Tali broken Pineapple, 6 for $1.25 ; 3 for . ... . 65 T'ill pink Salmon, 6 for 3 for. .V . . . 50 , Tall Sego Milk, 12 for $1,181 6 . .59 t; MctJowan.", large flat Salmor., 3 for ... . Li .$1.40 ' Crj'stal White or P. G. Naptha Soap, 10 bars . .39 ? Palm Olive Toilet-Soar- , 4 bars Goblin Tar Soap, 10 bars R5M . Size 61x76. - Boys' Sweaters Sweaters $iPJ s Sweater's in blue and buff, a 95c value .49c Each i ... ... . . Jersey Specif for . "Girls' Sweaters Reg- CO GO ... . . .. 0 .. Each Boys' ... rL1ngette Fine quality lingette in plain and shadow 35c stripe. Yard . . . tRS beeni tlriven by persecution. THE STATE OF DESK! GROCERY , In the interim the Mormons en Dowllng I tered the basin and there they proved themselves true to Aiiiericai" AYrtL-- i These first couies - wetf lilerftyi Americans who livpd i Henry .Jensen on the frontier - They not nly t i wanted to be alone and Tree to worMcintosh Toone ship as they pleased, but they were re. i passionately devoted o . . Price ment They bad already exercised Webb , . . , . to if remarkalile ex 48 lb. sack Flour,, limit 2 sacks, Conover . . . .$1.70" Clark, Ballff tent. In N'auvoo heir cliarter had .' them an timisual degn-- of rlib. 24 given lb. sack Flour . . . Top Tip Gingham 4'9-4 Bleached tV'eir 7 Hooover bad aulth'i-put they Ttf HOUSE OF 24 lb. sack Whole Wheat Special Flour v. . . . Yard In force their lhb. Sheeting, yard organization, 24 lb. Whole Wheat Flour Bown Vanderhoof their ! J . IRRIGATION. 9 lb. sack Whole Wheat Flour fb. center; Tburmnn, tackle; ".White they Ktxtiggled for 9 lb. sack Goi made . tho- Mormons gave to Bulllock, quarter ; Vachet( and Gee, 9 lb. sack Cmclcfd Whe-xCireal . . .1.456";. hjilf bucks; Nelson full back; Cand- - the world" magnificent example of : ""' ... .. licr siKaUi!8c Tao-5 lb. '.modulate sack to concan' Salt lca.ro lniui. . to . and iiidu'stry, thrift, ability r. KIDKBS Or' THE "1 ' Things That voice. An us'y wulk'imd a tiresomi- 6 lb. sack Health Bran quer adesert. The California gold . '; PURPLE SAGE." Interest the rush tempted them to run away, but voice will mar the most boantifu!l e 5 lb. sack Self Rising Flour . .35 mostof them held on. Touug lie- Busy Woman (woman in the world. Self Pancake In B'Lur as . and Pactai,".' Risnij Large thrift the lievd industry .20tf ' One of a the most Interesting phases graceful Very fyw. women have means for the salvation of the "fiedda Iloj t Talks About . v of tlie early history of this have Large package Breakfast s'cieal .15 way of walking and Tin founded hlff ll8 Of hia people-is the mute record of the Voices which lb not prate upon the 77 . .T. . 7 .1 . 15 7. Health"Brafi" Large 7.77, W ion on an agricultural basis. J ear: ,Spirte sleu(lefliffle jersous cliff dwellers, which can Still be (Continued from Page Oqe) n irriga Agriculture depended on tle side-M- i found in the west. Sheer mountain down feet their plant Tonight and Saturday and irrigation was one of.the tion, l iks us if they had a: gnid'ae wa. Is, By IlKDDA JIOYT. ow inaccessibly fjirn- jdependent-governmen- t of your signal contributions of the Mormons Written for the fnitdl Presn.) IX. t against the proiiud they wpk"Trpon7 ished fortresses for this ancient subject only to. the laws of nation to the npbnlldflig of the great west. 4- n stead of drag-tbeiat will& the of these tlin Iib.I natural tlint It They top lun A tbnnglit 14. wonuiii NEW TOItK. Oct.', Without It starvation was a certain Others forward eniHleJS. llient. public of Texas might pluck Abe as death in old nmy be 'heautifuUy drcsd but if ing age. So tbe Morif walk when as in wciv they they We find a similar instance hi the California chestnut for Uncle Bam. she doesn't walk well she is nxre';y mons built in tlw moun reservoirs tbost-whWoim of n monasteries of Thesswly in Greece, Now it wag thought, perhaps,, the an ungainly clothes rack. There' hastening to ,fire. ran ditches and great canals tains, liolicve clothes niaiinish .effect much the where Mormons monks might perform guarded sacramental are two things which any woman across the valleys and ioiired the diridunlisQUr .ludividiialimii in wop- and have to throw in a man-uls- treasurer, by placing them at the desired service. can learn to do to make herself A- that they life giving waters of the Wasatch . inamiTcib cloth-gfnit nlong with ertj; rights and Industry were obThis proposal may haveappeals! COMEDY formatop ofa natural tower-likttractive. Firstly be' can learn to upon the' thirsty soil of the liuimiiNh oiu. dresses tion that rose more However in.served to the full and yet every ambition. moment to H(K) for a she feet Young'? thai) walk gracefully and secondly: desert, causing it to bloom Mormon was made to feel the solor walk like into one can't afford The Puebla Indians inryloiids. like the rose. a nmn or nil feminine cluirm in lost. built terraces for the me purpose idarity of the community and bis THE VALLEY AS OASIS. Shows 2:30 - 4 - 7:30 p 9 Tlw iKTsoii who wulks" correctly. defense against an liemy who at- responsibility for the welfare and Lake and Salt environs its City walks on the bul of tbe fiKtt placing name the whole. of below. Thus the tacked from good FRIDAYS became an oasis in the long stretch . TONIGHT the foot down before the the bull-oit was that so many community enof desert and mountain's between the out-: SATURDAY Toe are not turiM'd ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD jlieei. flourished on this far dis Missouri river and the SierraR. terprises school were as in we AND WITH KEEP" UP ant to. COLUMNS taught and adr frontier the jward.s surprise r.or are they turned inwanis but THE MARCH OF PROGRESS Isolatd as It was it became a bless- miration of the oufsfde world. to the who had ing very people -- o0ontraif;ht bead, Oiu should walk lirijrham Young bad sought? the driven the Mormons from their with tlie head held erect and as wilderness that his people jnikht be midst. MO'ers and Inter alone. And Oregonians, 'though walking were n pleasure they 'did maintain this in California honieseekers all shared in The easiest way to uJJ a w(iuni' isolation till many of their characon "nipped in th bud" IU to Lake all of Salt bounty. Is by her walk and when, the. a Bout "dosing" by us of teristics were stumped indelibly on : them became a resting place on the their character and on their institu 'n liegiu to drag one might as well G. long 'dreary trek, where the weary tions.' These will endure as 'give up to Okie's real age. Any wo-- ! The Lady You'll Love to long wayfarer could once more refresh as the unique who man grace. : prautiees walking Love of the : . . . . . . . . qualities 25 , " bis soul with the sight of green Scotch Highlander, of the Pennsylr 1 T MillUm Jm Vmi Ymty fully can take several yearn off her fields; where he could replenish tote vania Dutchman, of the southern ' comedy Rusty Dollars' 'opuearance. -falling stock of provisions, repair ,r prices Regular 1'hivc you ever noticed how nuiiiy New of "or. the planter, England .'.-his broken down, wagons and take pretty- women- there are who are Puritan. . a new start with fresh hoiie to his milled liy having .whinning or Eldorado farther west. throaty mveakiiig voices? A throaty The stream of Mormons continued voice 'In hot finite as tiresomeas one to pour Into the west. After the that reminds oue of the whee of a first great, migration most of the boreKome JShrill, Iieitnut wagon. newcomers were immigrants from 2 vicei. woiueu cant jwibly be atEuro p. Utah was to them not only tractive. One wonders how men can a new Zion In thi west, but land live wilh them. It's very, simple to of opportunity for homeseeker train the voice down to a low pitch. . As they Von tinned to come' they The wife, low voice is like fhe fascinsought out new valleys, tpied new $1.35 ating flow, of riming wnler.. It i ' fountains lu the. .Wasatch? tha Uin'' never tires of one and .' soothing . . tah and the western Sierras and Mstenlng to it. :; . BANANAS, Golden Ripe OOp built new oases to gladden the eve, . 3 pounds" for ; . . . . ; .7-- .7. all over the main floor of the basin; A SPLENDID FEELING 2 . . .T. and all around its periphery, until THOMPSON SEEDLESS-GRAPEthere:' were fiourlslirng7Tndustr1i)us. That tired. 3 pounds for Mormon happy and feeling caused by a torpfd liver nud t'utt 0HiinunlU,Brtt rid be bwfk b gotten fii!liaTijati CI e estFANCY RUSSETT POTATOES uciiuaui-iiiIn Idaho, in Wyoming, in Ncvnd:C of wilh surprising promptness by IN V bushel in Arizona,- InCaliforn!a's hlnrj using llcrbine.' You feel its.'benefi-Mii- f even across land and the boundary pffecr1lHthp first tlow 71s its . . . in Mexico. . purifying and rfigulating effect the All of COOPERATION fragrance INDIVID-- " AND not and It thorough only complete, Oriental tea gardens ' t'ALISM. . drives out bile and Impurities but ' lives In 1 anew tea The Mentions gnve to the' west your it imparts a splendid feeling' of see! and to the world a wwnierful ex Brew and a cup. cup find vim. buoy"125 West Center So. strength, ample of cooHratioii. without chock- ancy of spirit. Price COc. Sold by ing to extinction the principle of in- Hi Iftll Adv. h , Ucdijuist Drug Co. iil hn-gel- CasK 8i: Carry Spcials'f or Saturday, rt ................. self-gove- Giriffhams Sheeting October 17 Onl ........ 38c .......... OUALrm I .90'r e 32-in- 15c ,' ...$1.00 .$1.00; .406' ...50e ......v......... J . ... - r .. Milady's Corner incess ALL SEATSlOc - ....10 ....40 Pi-icak- MORMON Besides Clothes ..... ... con-tiirc- - c Wasatch Produce Co. FRED, ft THOMPSON lift-tie- Bandits Baby" - K'p f e sun-bake- t;i(t fefrj for WHITEHEAD Jmu5 11 . P. & bars si Soap packages. - - Maxwell House Coffee per lb. Gold Medal Mayonaise Dressing, bottles "HI WhiteKeaa's" Casli fl, Market. OPEN EVENINGS 7 3ieai '.j: " "THE LADY" ICRS Mll&'i for'over Barrel National Cracker Ginger Snaps can Campf ire Maple Syrup for Comb Hortey Good quality, for,.;; Those Good Chickens"" uf BABYS COLDS r NORMA TALMADGE J VAPORUB IS ame Shasta Green Tea 2 - Tree California Sweet Potatoes ' 5 lbs. for ...... 23ci Ir'WMrtrtrt" , Japan jH . peace-lovin- g ..... ...... " . IE mrprices ' : Quality Fruit Parke |