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Show - 111 . - ll a- - J I " -- - - " T - r- : . 7 j- ry i -- -v rrwrrvt rMPM v iai ,; i I H I ii ru aRtcsj "thc one pricchousc - - : -- u Illl j7 : ' v; iniMirammi u s i The Theological class and "if PvFarrer Tuesday evening ia honor men of the Second ward wera en- - of Mist LTureeoe Southwlck, whose tertalned at the borne of Ernest marriage trill take place in the near Henrlebseft Tuesday evening in hon- - future. A pretty arrangement' of or of CUftoa Henrlchaen, who' will June roses adorned the Vniertalulug leave aooa for a mission to IVn- - rooms. Refreshments were served , mark. Aa enjoyable ereuinf was to fifteen, ' ' spent lit games and music. He wa presented with a token from tha jiiss nenor whlttemore, daugh-boy- . Refwbraeata were served to tor Ur aml jjra. W, h. Whltte forty-flTmore of, this city, accompanied Mr. and Mra. Clinton Wllley to theU lira. B. F Craadair wii hoatewi home in Boston-Mas- a where ahe to the membera of the Utopia club will attend aehnal in the autuinft. at her homeWedneaday afierhobn. llisa liitteuiure will it-u- a vacaA. buRlneaa meeting preceeded the tion at Kciinebunck Beach, Maine. aoclable, at which Mm. Emll J cob-so- n the White mountain of New Hanip- wai elected president, and lira hire, and Cu))e Cod. before assum Oscar Garrett 'aa aecretary and ing her studies. ' J.'treaanrer. An activltr- committee ai aim electedA The club member A Dumber of girl frlenda of MUa hptesent were Mra, Ray Green, Mra. Eleiior Wbittemore vere entertain-e-d M. Booth. CrandalL Mrr. J. It. T. at her home at a farewell party Ma. J. J. Booth. Mra. C. II. Har evening In her honor.. Tuesday Mra, mon, Mra. Oscar Garrett, rosea and Oaten. Krauk Mra. Charlea Hart, in an artittlc arrangement popples Mra. William ConnelL Mra. Emll were used In the room. - Game Jacobson, Mra. Irwin McDowell, and music vire- the diversion of Mrs. Shirley Bee and the hostess. the enterlalnmpht. She received a mimlicr of tokejha of remembrance stag party was from fripuds enests were of. home , at the held last evening pre: George B. ; Carter. The honored suesl g were Clifton Henrlcbaen and Maurice A. . Jones, who w ilW Mr: and Mrs. George Routhwick announce the engagement or tneir leave Itt the near-- future for nilro-lonto Francii A. A apleudid radio program was daughter. Ijiureeiie, Goates of Lehl. Mr. Ooates l the Trogresslve enjoyed, son of .Mr. and Mrs. George Goates. other garnet were played until midwill take place June The night, when a delicious luncheon 15 marriage in the Rait Lake Temple. 4 wed J. Cardell, to 'served Claude wag cere Earl Lewis, Merrill Christopherson, ding breakfast will follow the G. Raymond Robs. Grant Thurgood. mony. Horace Olson, the'gueati of honor Mr. and Mrs. Vern Johnson enter and the host.tained Tuesday evening at their "Mrs. Si.. C. Singleton announces home' at 'dinner complimentary to the marriage of her daughter Arvil-l- a Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Peterson and to Date Grimm, son of Herman children, and Mrs. Wayne Austin of Grimm, which will take place at Idaho Falls, and Mis Alice Smith the Grimm home tonight. Bishop J. of Giniitsvllle. A crystal basket filled with bright mnrhjoida centerXV, MeAdam will perform the cerethe welMippoliilcd table at which ed ' . mony. ' covers were ; laid for fourteen. enjoyed .afThe girls of the court house en- Climes nnd music were " tlinner. ter Mrs. Ruth of home at the tertained I 1 , 'i;v.h,, II f! II II I vr vriur u u ll - -- CH1FT0KICO. Messenger arrives at the Red general's v ; headquarters with the information - that the Blue Army has recdvere'd ground lost hr " a : d Thursday's battle, i, - " . . .' : - (Jc 1 Allsizes if each ; Dixon - Taylor RiisseU Co. -- Provo ' . THE Springv'ille - i ONE-PRIC- HOUSED E 7ephi : . looar ; That latereat the 3" r, Bedda Hoyt Talk! About FASHIONS . . ... . i,, 11 .NET tORK, June H4 I Busy Woman . iiwph-saril- . (tD- - LJaiafe,fai'iiyuSi ered the smart thing. ' The vegue for", long sleeve and for tailored neck line has even been adopted for evening time to arp thpy rtesipned for gportg wear some extent and we find the Juniper iilnp.p. frock doing Service as an evening So popular has the silk jumper gown. Many smartly dressed wofrock become that it) is now being men are including nothing more forworn for almost every conceivable mal than jumper frocks in their wcaKioii! I'astelhned georgette!", snmmer's wardrobe choosing Jerdiiffons and silk crepes in Jumper sey,, flannels and tweeds for sport lines are worn almost exclusively wear, silk crepefLgnd georgette lor tor,, afternoon occasions where for- afternoon" wear, and chiffon and merly the more dressy was consid- lace for evening wear. The Jumper dress is particularly resorts. popular at There it has almost become a uniform. One also sees this type of dresa wombat smart New Xorkfifl-tel- s during the dinner hour. There are many reasons why thA Jumper dress has become universally adopte ed. The frock Is far niore youthful than other models. It is fig- -' flattering to the lire It- is comfortable and it- - is not an expensive as more ornate frocks. !The Jumper portion of the frock1 Sp. Fork Fi. Grove tj When off to Hip race?,; o fi ton or hall. We jump in a 'jmiiiicr' ami ibst's , ab:iit nil. Jumppr frwts are about Hionjost imiKirtniit' oVos fn the wurdrnlip tl'ift vpnf. Althan::li thpy are of.'.tUf ijtorts vavii't.v ihpy. are not mnile of sporf:mn,rinlH snrii is twtwK flamipl.s or' jerseys, nor Tfalnici Milady's Corner. v t y . n Sm fWe just received a carload of all steel Coaster Wagons which we are featuring at an exceptional low price HS9 all bearings S6.25 steel-roll- er V T01AT0ES PACK S1.89 large-siz- - THE FINEST ELEND COFFEE, LARGK BclrTLES m LEMONS . . .1. 49 c lb.".,....;., LARGE SIZE CANS . . . . . . . 2 for 2Jj Q . t . p,vT . LARGE' SIZE JUICY SWEET per j dozen . 35c . Ij. Ppenlove of Ilurrleane, I'tan. spent Wednesday and Thursday in Provo. . Jl W. of A. to Meet-Mo- dern Woodmen' of America' of Wasatch Camp 10170 of Provo will meet Friday evening, June 11. at 8 o'clock at the home of J. Will Craighead. 193 West First member are cordially invited. " FREE To . non-combata- nts SEASON TICKET to -- , , CHAUTAUQUA Value $2.50 Good June 26 to July. 1 .1 -- See particulars in window. : Ver army-rwhichfe- FOR RE"r-Ctwi- ii furnlsliBil HTM iVR ALB 2rHjs: d Brrni;:ht ' merf. 2 dr 8 rooms; private bath. fires jmd a bull terrier pnp. 459 No. ls( W. Phone ; J17 IA1ST A female bull ttrrior pupT dark brind! vvli'h white juarkinss. FOR SALE ' Electric Snowball 108 W. lxt North. Phone .'itll-iwasher $15.00. 430 No, 1st W. " FOR RENT Modern, bungalow, j 4 Plana , PING PONG PICTURES 25 cents a room, summer kitchen, half baseflozcn, 2"'.pose;. Kollow Studio. FOR-- 4ALE Ulertrlf ("Wslier and ment, aoine furniture. Phone 178-. J14 dresser cheap. Phone 52SVR. 2"J7 FOR SALE-Tohchickens i1tione; East 1st North. J14 y SHOE SALE Saturday only l0 per cent discount on all shoe. Bnster Brown Shoe Store, 168 W. s Center. fcide-cor- NEW TODAY ng 4T91-R-- . 39c F .1 or apt. 4 room Reasonable unfor-hlshe- d 330 J17 So. takes tha FOR RENT? furnished apts, 2 rooms each. Modern conveniences ; also room and board for ladies autl gentlemen. 659 No. 3rd East. 29 c Children's Swim Suits ' Assorted ' CCa Colors .. .v ... .... uv ' Boys' ,Suits sizes to 34 , jn ; East 2nd t.ozcn .NEW FANCY' WHITE . T , 10 lbs. 280-W- 280-W- 1 Girls' Suits with Skirts : ; . . . . . 65c ""- - - '' 95c .'. men's And women's t Genuine All Worsted Wool Suits" in fell colors ; . . . . ::. . . ' WANTED ROLUN8 DOUBLE HOSIERY, Saturday , only, . 79c palf.Buter Browa Shoe Store,' 168 ; West Center. . .. . j P hotwti-keepin- SCARFS wuij OF tJOURSE. TOtrLL DANCE at! Glengarry Saturday. Everybody V " going. Tickets 50c, , scarfs and Spanish Shawls at very reasonable prices. You save 50c to $1.00 on every Jenkins Scarf FORv SALE ticket , $5. 3rd North. Jenkins Knit Goods Co. ' "0 North :" University' Avenue - -- - : ' Wrd First Phone .;.. pasture 142 E. 151-- -- '.; . i24 tan and gray jacket id a ' stilt Rewajd. - StetUra to Hratd ' ii-- fi i J16 loffloe, ; i ;, LOST A FOR SALE :XhEast Buick roadster.. - . 290 - J13 nana t - r it.. More new shipments of mj aofe-y- 1 -- tmm fram the very first apal catiwi every particle of aaaaraff tad foreign nutter, fearing th acalp dean and healthy and tfca hrfr - -- and flufly. - " The Fitch Shampoo b erptai dear. Every particle h oiuble in te and caa caairy be rinsed ant After Fitch Shampoo then is a einaty tor an schj rinat which tend to dul) and dbe.lor the hair. Mat JW next shampoo a FWch. Boy a battle at anr toilet rxxt writ dirret to tin F. W. Fitek Co, De. Moines, la., for re cannier trial bottta. See far yoonett bow beautiful --Jmar hair cm be know a the l mUj dean scalp. fitch's isn't all ws tyt take it back , anal year aeoncjr will be refunded. J" WANTED Raspberry pickers over" 13 years. E. H. Long. VL T. D. No. 8, Box 98. J13 TTTHETHEa year hair ti bobbed r Ions whether you have hadrfl or . i I k.i ..( Ml. 1. i um Riuir men aaampoo. rimaaoo caa to what nteh' wilL Hie Fifeh Sluuiipoa W g RENT 2 furnished rooms. 58 West 3rd So. : . f RUN-STO- - ...:..... . SCARFS Good, husky boy sevenold by Cherry Hill teen years Dairy. FOR " . - Study the ammunition in our windows. Pick your way the battle goes the patrons 01 tne store win;: , ,t ,. North..-Visitin- . Pot Roasts,' best .cuts, lb. . . l 4c Primd Rib oven roasts bbn,e in lb: 15c Veal Roast, shoulder lb. ... 20c Steaks, choice beef lb. ... 2Sc . Battle resumes 9 a. m. Monday . See war news in I The Sunday Herald From Hurricane . STEER-BEE- Original prices $15.00 and $16.50 SUNDAY TRUCE No Fighting Sunday FOR RENT " POTATOES ORANGB With two pair pants. 39c , . . FULL OF JUICE. Iflo ". -- The patrons backing the opposing forces receive "spoils" that mean big savings. . ness. One can actually be well dressed for all occasions during the .summer if' one possesses sufficient juniper frock V In fact, some of the smartest wmnen include nothing else in their wnrdrolies. PINEAPPLE CATSUP BOYSV ALL WOOL KNICKERBOCKER SUITS Original prices $1.00 and $1.50 yard InnlM-lted- ' containing Ratine Je of any length. It may I . belted. or If belted,, the Ielt is plifcwtTit a low waist; Hue. Sleeves are generally short except In a few warm weather mode!. Skins may !c plain, pleated or In tucked. The neckline' Is a few instances where the high collar is used tojadd tailored smart- MM COFFEE .. will drop bombs from the air fire lOOilb. shells Saturday containing .36 inch imported may 1: . 25c per lb. SWEET TENDER Blue- s- Reds-w- in 11- FULL CREAM PEAS ammunitionj will need re inforcements to meet present situation, More ammunition has been rushed to the front from the supply camp of both sides. 10c e CHEESE C10RAX package d . PAILS p4 two-piec- : i territory-rus-h Rook-?-an- Bates Stores Stock on Sale Till July 1st. ' - a. Kirsch Curtain Rods Special! i ? fierce battle expected Satiirday. -- I p- p - The message from Captain Bailey reads: ; lis Armv naini "Have cut off over one thousand yards of rrty : . " , e. Fresh, Crisp, Popular Blaterials 15c to 65c 600 yards Cretonnes . . lS0 yards Terry Cloth, heavy weight . , , . . . . .60c v. . . . .20c 500, yards Madras Draperies 7.'C;. : . 35c 4 lot 36 inch Rayon Draperies 1 lot 36 inch Silk : . . . . . 65c Marquisettes 7 7 ' 1 :15c lot Curtain Nets, ecru .'. ... . . . . Shiki Reps, Irridesccnt Silks, guaranteed ; Damask $lJ0 to $2.95 sunfast, was regular $4.50 . . . . . . . v id . Blue army recovers drdurid lost in Thursdays battle f. ii. v. ews Service , Curtains and Draperies at a bacnrice I II I ; Jt . s Thert't Bemtgfar altar flu Stmoos, fam FITCa far cjSJ h " a Yob to tlieFich Stanwoo" ( 'I ttnaw. aort, ttehtai State FITCH'S IDEAL B tha hair at fceBaaa Is bs alb. wmimc ar sttFtsBi rfttai tram lb. hair to I an etai meat's LA fiaaa, FOIA V ;.p K " (Cbnrltlti 1926. FITCH ASS On Sat a AIT ToUH Cmdt C wt.r. an To fin im'inl , Mm Atttmtltmg mm a. i t. ftca CaJ! Uao mt eTarfW Shmmm t wtj nrtara |