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Show -- t ; i - ' , . - :;: v.". - : THE EVEMNaHERAIIrnUDAY. APRIL 2. T ATHLETES SE6QMILK v m "Nature's Most Perfect IV Food" In Xleanest Form llll Sego Milk bentaira all the faSdw,; elements of milk the sub etanccsthatmakemilknature's most perfect food, Sterilized in Seated Containers, Sego Milk is always fresh and " "" clean. ,At Cream use Sew Milk undflu cream to-dand flavor Ww: ; your tracer for Seta Mil Redee book null be went tree upeft requt SEOO MILK PRODUCTS COMPANY SdtUbQtT.Unii MADE The recent rain that are causing the farmers of I'kth eouuty til grin, are causing Coach Chick Hart of to Xouag 'turlversitr Brigham writhe, on aeeonatof the fart that his' track and field squad niust lie idle until" the outdoors nan dried up hit This .tnaqtjvitT, iCoaca Hart believes, Win bVdetrttnetital-tf- t ath- leie and y Ul'irauthem'ftt Jetrt V grade to the point where the; be gun a week or two ag$. , Lack of indoor facilities' haa al ways handicapped Brigham Young , , -. nulversity,' eeriqusly. In track and TTfliliroTk.,. Whereas ouier insti tutiona may readily transfer their squads to the interior of the gymnaKium where- and field facilities make it possible for them to continue their training, Young must withdraw the squad from training entirely. Chick In Ktlll as etteerful as the robin on the pole, however, and that Yonng will do her best undworld's bHliard Presenting the er-the conditions and will let it champion, Erich, Hagenlacher of ' . go at that. Germany. He came Into the honora Iutc'ri-w- t lu Hie recently by defeating Jke Schaefef t match. Schaefer, mounting an the date approacheK, Jn a , This situation add some little con champion several times-- was unable sensational early overcome the to solation to the coach's genahie grief lead the German star compiled at being vnuble to work his men. Hagenlacher's victory came assurprise In cue circles. , :lu indonr-trat-ka- and flavor that nothing else will give. GETTOWORK - jFor Miflc Uset dilute Sego Mfflc ' to suit the need. It gives substance I N U T A I mm ABSOLUTELY ABSOLUTELY PASSOUTOF ANXIOUSTO ll give fine consistency FI" ORDERS FILCEH JROMPTLYC Wins Gue Grown if to your tood. FAGS 1926 LOXDOX (V. of the oldest saloons lu England are .short ly t"a pass out of existence. m.-TBrewera" saloon at Perry 1IUI Crawfordnear London, whtck was ia operation before Co fcnd lumbus America, which hug beeii dispensing drinks ever since is shortly to le demollKh. ed To ffiate wti? f.Tr a modern hotel. Here, . luck Turpin the famous highway man, who was hanged at Yprk In 1739, used frequently to stop to for a drink, to the conster ' nation .of the nit tllleron. near ik.in- ie m rer, Buifordshire, which dates from early to the Siiteeuth century, and where' King Churlcs stayed in bis Is shortly to flight from go under the auctioneer's hammer. P.j-.T- wo i SMILING AT April 1 (U. P.) The "President's cup rejiutta" for a S5,(hX) trophy donaU'd by "WASIUXGTOX, U.S. FARMERS A S2.MI -- Be or " hw Silk UosH " FREE; " . mora" purchase a pair of sure and take advantage of this FREE SILK STOCKING offer. Below are a ' " the many saving prices for today. DONT MISS THIS SALE. few of r LD. S. GARR1IOTS kIU NEW CEMENT PLANTBUILT FORT COLLINS, Colo., Apr. 1. (UP)-- At a cost of two and a half million dollars, one of the largest most complete cement plants in the Cpuutry'is lading constructed here. According to statomeuts made by Paul C. Van .ant, chief eugiueer of the Ideal Cement wmp-uiyw;hlft Is constructing the plant, all the refinements eeuicut making will lie Incorporated into the new project. Work is progressing rapidly and at present efforts are concentrated ou grading and the construction of , si los. It - said Aat therer is enottgh boats on the Potomac River September SAN FUAXCISCO, April 1 (tT.X.) shale available to supply the plant ' IS. Farmers of the nation are con- for generations. The Americim Power Boat Assofronting one of the most prosperous ciation iinmiiim-ethat President years in history, according to word Cnoidge bad authorized the presenhere by two members of tation of a $ri,(KX) gold cup to the brought the agricultural section of the liltewinner of the principal power boat States chamber of commerce. went.ottbe-fwgatta-.--GeorgtrA. Smilh and Viiiiam H. ; of the Wilbur Secretary Navy Dean are the men who declared that will present a "navy cup" to the believed would prove the winner of another of the 'major they biggest year known to the farming GREELEY, Colo., Apr. 1 (CP) ' efents in the repitta. Cionmerclal .sliident's'in seventy industry. "Tbiswill be true both for size five high schools throughout the of crops and returns from theni," state are preoaring to enter the said Smith. "The t'nlted States' state commercial contest to be conchamlter of commerce has just com-- ' ducted here the latter part of this pleted ah agricultural surrey and month. from every part of the county' op.Prfises for typing and stenography timism is being shown." are to be awarded to the winners. lie spoke, at request, on the Cali- - Elimination contests are now in '"" a ' -. progress In the various districts to HIUI, Hawaii, Apr." 1. Vinlrf fornia situation. "California has had normal rain- determine wjiich schools will send Kaiik'a, 7, Is hailed 'here ns a little heroine, foilovVinj? the " rescue of fall,", he said, "and. should share students to the state finals. her yotmger sister and a playmate heavily in the general prosperity. Any school In the state with tea whrr trad drifted out to Sea In a " 'lu buiuper crops lu sight," he or. more-iirs- t year typing student 1 contiinHMl, "the farmer is being will be allowed to compete. row boat. The children were playing in the j greatly benefitted by the system of Last year seventy five schools Fort 'Collins gained first boat when it drifted away, The j eomify and state roads that enable entered. irnft was nearta quarter of a mile.hlin to gel his crops to maHa-fnplace and Durango was second. out when Violet saw .It. She rallro'cd. "C.iWiK'ratiori of the railroads and "stripped, off her clothing tilso help greatly "in expediting plunged In: V"She"swaui fo the bont. seized the rope and towed the little the shipments of perishable fruits. '' tots back to safety. Sniith said that overproduction Violet is a typical Hawaiian and a surplus already on the mark"water baby" Jjaviiig learned to et 'will work against the possibility WASHIKGTON, April 1 (U. P.) of profit for' corn', inentlouing this swim at the age of 5. ' Amerh-anare not vegetarians, is. the only branch Of agriculture generally speaking. The per capita for which the outlook is not'lu-ight- . consumption of meat last year was 154.3 pounds. People are eating more veHFTind less pork, according to the Agrlcul-tnf- e department Consumption of mutton- and itrrab,"Whtrh 1 retHtlve- ly, low in the United States, has reRPANIWI FORK, Apr. 1. Miss Don't throw mained about stationary for the last Bernlee " Hughes " entertained the your old hat five years. members of the Self Culture club We away. Beef consumption reached the with ,a dramatic reading of the four- make it just highest point on record: in 1S25 at- their meeting-Tuesda- y with a production of more than 7 like new. night at H0.u00.000 pounds. Pork produced the honie of Mr. and Mrs Miss Lyla Hughes ente-ttotaled. 910,000,000 pounds, a InedWlth JomniejaLinJuiaJSiL 1,000,000,000 nearty Co. 10:30 o'clock luncheon was served -fiwunds "as compared-4o-49Sto ten members and five invited The per capita consumption of ' Provo, Utah guests. ': Lyla and Anna Hughes as95 N. U Ave. Phone 125 lard last year, was .13.4 .pounds. sisted in serving. and New 500 value8 IDPrDC AnitrQ1! uLlriElvi LiUIu I 1500-poln- TOCOMPETE MERE HOSE to cark person purciuurfnc $2.00 or more of merchaodb from us. Won-cKter- , nc-- PROSPERITY FREE TOMORROW ONLV mm pair of LADIES or bar-flies- ln-sl- M0T0RB0ATS Our reason for this is as fellows: VTe want you to eotue to our store and tea how moeh money yoa can aavVby h ayiat from 1st at wnileinle prices instead of retail so wo an waking lhi ofier to Indaos you to call and see us today, Free with Absolutely tlftfy purchase of $2.00 or more W wlU give ABSOU TELI Everybody's price LADIES' VESTS k;'erybody's AHirP' HI AiMrriP LnUiLd DLUUillLlVj I U U 15c .. even shades.' $3.00 values Everybody's price t, ., Silk-ir- new ........ .tpistlv 82 FOR 98c Si. Mm CHILDREN' BLOOMERS MC M'C-- $2.95 price LADIES' BLOOMERS $SeVaiX 1 y1 ..... . . . ATC- - JLnewjBhadea.oLiu)lorL.$5J)0 I U Everybody's price values-lllLi- ij $2.95 ............. ilfl -- GREELEY TO Your Grocer is offering you FULL VALUE for your money whenever he recommends t HAVE CONTEST UTTLEGIRL KG IS HEROINE . mg Powdei Same Price for over 3$ years Why Pay War Prices? , Every American Eats Own Weight Of Meat Each Year s ': SELF CULTURE Millions of Pounds Used by Our Government mm CLUB MEETS JUST LIKE 3EW! .; Joseph-Hughes- a National French Juleaning Moonshiners ANY AMOUNT iri, l. ,. ..,I;l,;Fre4delkery-;- ., 8-v y2z. -. ' h r .. GITY FEED STORE -- .... values . ... :95c . - ;V 75c values. LADIES' SILK HOSE Everybody' LADIES' SILK HOSE CHPREN'SHOSE DAVC ITliCF LIUlU 11UJL MEN'S HOSE price ' i ,2F0R75c . 50 values 2F0RS1.50 Everybody's price 2PAIR30c Everybody's price xtra Quality. 50c values. 2PR,F0R50c Everybody's price 25c values PERDOZ.$1.00 Everybody's price 50c values MEN'S SILK HOSE Everybody's price . . MEM'C CII V UnCC :f2PR;F0R5()t Fancy plaids and checks. $1.25 values. Everybody's prfce. . Rayon silk. Fancy colors, $10 values. Saturday only, Everybody's price. ; . . 2PR.F0R$1.00 muvooiLanujL LADIES' DRESSES $2.95 MCM'C ' AVrADIiC' Guine 1I1L11 0 UAfUUUO Calf Skin, tan or black; $9.00 values. Everybody's price Black or tan, $4.00 iwrM'c nrnoi ennre 1T1L11 0 flUUii jnULO mil laDEM'C $3.50 T. Everybody's price $2.45 bloomers, $1.50 values . Everybody's price- -r , Gingham for house. $1.50 values . nnrCCrCWitl; LADIES' DRESSES :85c mrr Everybody's price noo values ,75c .............. w. price . price MEN'S WORK SHIRTS ' TZ'IM values All wooL $5.00 MEN'S DRESS PANTS Everybody's price .... lENRUBBER-B00F-$472- 5 DU I-U- v sold out. Everybody's price Red Star and King. $7.50 values Everybiyl8pricjEL I UnufiuEverytwdy Sizes 2 to s - $2 00 values priced 5- - J Everybody's -.- - . 45c $1.50 $3.95 .$5.50 :$W5j , 5o vaiues? price ........ J Ve cannot quote you prices on all our merchandise we carry. It would cost us too much in advertising. So we want you to come in and see the wonderful bargains we s are offering during'Hhis sale at Everybody's.. I! m WHY . throw your iron, metals and rags away when we pay you cash for them, CALL 1142 f, WV:. :;y We call for anything. ,r' PROVO JUNK AND SALVAGE - ; Q6 RAV CPAIIT QUftECSizes 9 10 131- Phone 1J4 t jl. ?2 Everybody's price 1 am j HIT nREN'Q H ATQ Foripring fLniLUiVLil U llii I.jjt run tvc0 cr tddudc OLlr tK tlllLU f': ...$1.45 ... price . . IEERUBBERJQQTS 1 of th'TJhiversily Ave. lllljijLj IlAlu Everybody's . 95c . . nnvc ni k v cititc DUI dlLM 0U1IO Everybody's Oregon Did This Of? .1.55 . , vaues- - Limit two to a customer. Everybody's price 60c values 100-lbs- . . . . . vfli J KOTE Everybody's lOOlbs. of ouf EgrMash fcr ..... .$2.05 . Mixed Scratch Feed ......$2.05 lbs. Mill Run "00 ADC . To each person bringing us a case of eggs, we will sell 100 uJl f1 ' -- 25 ounces for 25c I d " r-r- nA17JQ U 425 West Center St; "vftii . , ' EVERYBO'BY'S: ? jSa-aWs PROVC 368 WEST CENTERS Bush, stenographer of Bend. Ore., wKen' mooisl.in... -t off' h'ftoocned'io the home ot rent. She was .dragged ome of A. K.,;MarrU. prohibition 'to tlow Up the house shown standing wftbJW. Han--. eathUhe wreckag,. eacaping frith onlymjnor injuries. Miss Busit is . uu.. VttVll..V. YOOX! ' ... ht Miss AIic door-t-neh- SALT LAKE, 30 W. BROADWAY "i matt. nnnTw OGDEN, 327 FirlT-pfaiMm.- " 'A 24TH STREET j |