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Show ' - PAGE FOUR to SH lMr,to ud M Kurt Lake spending several days In I. Jouea bare cone M. City after this city n XEW IOBK, Jaai, 25. Jxmiw to-Pleasant Crov Visitor Mr. latins $5r,OUU, sufficient to provide ireominiKlatioii for 20 fauu- - Vera Iavis and ills Verta Juubkub new Pleasant Urnm rlKltura lUuu WTfhir fPaTJ bt Mrs. "Alfred Eicts Yovo and OftaYa, I'tab, were at the last meeting of the iun. vMHsl-j- g Here Mr. Llllie Wike la titendlng the week Provo Attending tIirTxairiffiIp run. Judge Trust Co., of Knit .jLake ' given at the B. Y. V, She ity.. At tfc wnie uwctimj wore than la tlifeut-s- j pi Mrs. Attce Jonc;; H millions were authorized to bronde axronuiuHlut ions for HJW Here Mrs. Jowph A, Dirk- Limlliett In different Motion kit the eraon and daughter Ixirralne Dick- Hiaatry. v l .Hiwinwt with the Frwm and Mrs. Herman rarauiin retropolltan policy these loan are rUitont lart weekv Mag laced on dwellings and apart- Will Make Health Survey Dr. J. E. int la th lower range. (ihrirtenwn, new county health officer, will leave- - Wednesday fur uu e fiVtfttTghls)io7-nLrvherhe will make a study of the. health unit Id fyrceln that county. In a communication to the county comniiwtioiietn The TOUNV Jan., 23. (TI1) a titiHjit lwing a circus tut run i) mm k in this wmntydurIiUL.ilrliritcij I when frightened - by sen .absence. - -i irking, dogs, with tjie result that Goea to Iowa Mrs. Elizabeth B.I i?lVe iierwrig'wernrt'd Jwd of Kellogg who for Many years has cni scrlouslyThe wife of a store keeper suf-- been a resident of Provo and who, bred paralyws of the arm from three months ago suffered a frac ttghrjMUNed yionripf theralP5 ture of the hip has sufficiently jjn hant trampling down the store covered to aveompfrny her daughter, ivuostntins wn,tterea in rMm B. G. H tint, to her hi jiie 4 Lis- tior. lHn, Iowa. She wishes through the i ,V columns of the Herald to thank the many friends who with flowers and sympathy and in many! ways have cheered her. long Illness. lajr Provo Visitor Miss Mom ley of American Fork . wag a visitor last week. BERXAHDIXO. Jan. 26, News) Election of state f'nlted revision of the ronstltu- n and rpnjgrani centering; about tie home and ita relation to the ii Id, will lie the prlnlclpal business TheTcohvenflori ortrneXflHTonilfl that -,in y V7 From Enrft 'jfLerli'ig Kcburng Taylor has returned from a business trip to New York, Chicago and' other eastern cities. ; u RIZES OFFERED Mr, Eggertsen P. Eggertsen presidency ill President of. the Ttah Is seriously home on 30)' South TOCOMPOSERS .T.Tt;.: ' - !9c. w ;r:.--tr'- w f j ' I-- J-- Ci 11n ' U in rilU l UUB H t - ' " - r M 11 111 II IT-"- in extra T T irai ill 'ebrnnry- L, -- . The "associutlon which .has itpitat stock or.?ast,ww, was .aluTed by a group of ( In black 3 pairs . . . -T-- .1 T-- l ij- or- - accord- iniitk' by the to loan money LOS UATOS, CaL. Jail. 26 V. P4 Hie- - in tich" diseussed wh I te blat'k- liinl has never been found, but a 'oard of directors, is Kith which a citizen may buy or ('alifornlQ.'town that doesn't.want uih jk'Btimf'." 'A' special feature 1s industrial development has been lo' to .deserving persons who iither- The- - Ijos 3afos Chumtier of Cons lse could, not realize theif dream merce nof only falls to "boost frtt f "owning your own home." new industries and business, but I agsiiwt. It. Edward F. Smiley, sec Repeaters" in' the Goshen, Ind., rclary of the chamber, of commerce, Iiigh school have leen reduced about said.: "We are .keeping Lob Gatos 0 per cent by an effective system ha. a placeta Jire. ior peoplewho if checking up every-- twa weeks do business" elsewhree. Industry hlldrenwborartrrthreatened'wltli would be foolish ta come, here." tailure in their studies. Teachers Los Gahs is SO 'milia south of ad the prlncipaLcooperate and the Son francisco" in the eoast range iroblem ' Cases "are given special footDills and is rapidly filling up liiagnosis and miveJlndividuayjBl,i with country estates and small home i! , WtN . FOR LEADERSHIP WEEK and Lindsrie OL to cuffs,-Va- lues Pair A $1000,00 SPECIAL PURCHASE $1.00 ..79c HEAVY-WO- Just received from our buyer now in the market, lot has been specially marked for this sale. GAUNTLET GLOVES, large fancy $1.95-- CI QQ :.. . . . . . . . . . . i j CHILDREN'S GLOVES AND MITTENS y OQp Knitted of wool yarn. Pair PQ- -' SUEDE FABRIC GLOVES Assorted colors . . .w U3U in two clasp styles. Pair GAUNTLET SUEDE GLOVES in long cuff $1 fill flliUU , jtyles.' Regular $1.49, pair The entire . ' .T.- 4 Regular-39c-value. yards ; . . . . . . . . , eolored sizebig fluffy blankets inj assorted 66x80 plaids, A regular $4.95 value. $3.95 Pair a".89c WOOL MIXED BLANKETS 1 'SZ Part Wool Jolankets in block plaids, size 66x80. ular $6.95 blanket. Pair $1.00 Reg- - $4.49 SHEET BLANKETS Plain gray and tan with assorted color "... . borders. Pair . . . . . , - $1.00 J1.98 . WOMEN'S SWEATERS ROMPER CLOTH 61 inch romper cloth in many neat patterns suitable r 4wptwressegrrpeF.andplay-suit84 yards . .........v...!..,......,...., ' ' ....... $1.00 and dark grounds.. 12 yards styles in brush wc assorted colors. Regular $2.95 grade. Slio-oV- $1.00 In a great assortment ranging J1JI0J1.95J2.95 $1.00 er BOYS, You . Jn priec from $3.95. $4.95 KNIT RAYON STRIPE LINGETTE BLOOMERS BLOOMERS $1.00 ' shades made with elastic knee. Priced C1 OQ and top V litu at pair shades "in an Newjastel " ceptional $1.25 . , . - Pair ..w,,..'.-fc.- PRINCESS SLIPS of stripe Lingette . . CQ-spe- ....... tin I.UU cn v cial , Aisin wnm. , S 50 OQp-$1.- ' i Sizes 2 to 8 Patent Leather, black and brown kid and calf leathers. , $1.00 . a , Ul-fJia- k Children's Shoes (TI - BAGS www value .. v Women's and Misses' sices In black and ' colors; values to $2.30. Final clearanc at $1.00 . . Canteen underarm and. beaded bags. Values to $2.95- .- kach x "ex-Si- .... ..... ..... " Reggular quality."" - $1.00 STAMPED FROCKS society",' stamped frocks, Values to $1.49. Each .V. .. . Goats $2.49 Dresses, runners, cushions and centers . . . Values to $1.95, 2 for , "Royar FUR TRIMMED !iO":; A very popular sweater. STAMPED GOODS ? . SHEETING . S -- light and dark catterns. Newlothsrregirlar 19calityr-7yarrls- -- Finequality bleached sheeting. yards s, ... Ail flA Women' fine knit bloomers in white and pink." Regular --79c value.-- 2 pair-..-... "36 jnch percale in 9-- 4 slip-over- vain llkii - KNIT BLOOMERS PERCALE -- SLIP-OVER- in sizes are 30, 32 and 34.' Regular $4.50 value. Each bright patterns VESTS BLOOMERS - STEP-IN- S CHEMISE AND GOWNS OUTING FLANNELS 27inch m dark colors. J5egular19c value. i The materials are crepe dechine, radium silk and rayon, ' will find many dainty styles of OUTING FLANNELS 27 Inch Outings injight Zoc value, b yards r -- jit- saving SpUVlIi Appreciate $1.00 CHAI.I.IES Yard wide challies in good patterns. . Regular 25c value. 6 yards . ; AM and satin l flare styles In leen, the values are extraordinary at fine-woo- New ', ' rtA faff'' A fin liUU d k 4-- . , Silk Underwear proiniuent pverside men. Its purpoite, ig - P X , - I... iicT . . .. Pink and Blue stripe pattern. nt his ThisTown Is Akin To White Blackbird l . v. -- DEVONSHIRE CLOTH Fifth West. Woodcraft ..Meeting At. 8 o'ilck Thursday evening at the Odd IV! lows hall the Neighbors (it Wood craft will hold their regular meet ing anr initiation of officers. After the meeting -- refreshments will lie served. . All niemliers are urged to be present. .X WY VIU Ifl n ufi .1 III uu " ................... S, llrim BUSINESSMEN " st S,? 1 4 r A - lie organization of the Citrus Bell pildiug &, Loan association which Mil open, its ; headquarters here . - ,V T CORSETS fhe liBTrTTe8"IsretqSLsB)le'""for J) t...- .- T.i i Of shadow stripe lingette in assorted light dark shades, A $1.50 value. Each . . . .'. e -- 1 : - L- 7.C -- PRINCESS SLIPS state Goes to Salt Lake Secretary E. Hinckley, Judge J.' B. Tucker of Provo and John Allemnn of Spring-vlllPORTLAND, Ore,, Jan. 26 (Unit a busluess trip to Salt l Press. ) EriMg of - I70O hafel Late-Iml- ny-made Tn-hrteresfTif Hie en uiff ered Westerni composers . tu will originate musical numlvers reclamation. ir the Oregon-episod- e of the annual ose- - Fgstivals pageant, it has been Here From California George Law innouDced. .. . . of Ixir Angeles is visiting with his Five dlffereht original songs are son C. A. Law. Mr. Law has intenhked for t)T the Bose Festival As- - tions of locating in Provo. idatiori, Composers; must live In vion,- Washington, - Idaho, Cali- Broken PSpe A broken ple In rnia. Nevada or British. Columbia the oountv courthouse caused conjdde'raLle Inconvenience "IWh niorff-ine when employes of the citv and county- went to work and found al most a foot of water in some of the offices thererf"-- . BIVEBSIDE, Col.; Jan. 26 (V t.y The desire of a large pewent-- . ?e of Riverside citizmis to own w PLAIDBISKKBT S. ' V fV-.; ' jTJ v. FOR LEADERSHIP WEEK WOMEN'S HOSE K. IlaMen is confined to his home- - suffering from a severe attack of larrippe. it ' -- ' - . Mwor-Hfer-May- " I II ILIIVm tiII I LI II I Assorted sizes and styles grouped in this lot. Each year therea cent more fog t San Krauoisco bay- - and Puget Here From Silver City Mrs. Belva lound than the moiitlr-o-f the Co Haws of Silver City Is siiendliiff"the imbla river, results of the survey week In this city the guest off Miss - - Myrtle McEwan. f en, roughly, 60 per 111 I - Values to $3.50. POBTLAND, Ore., Jan. 28 (Unlt- Here For Leadership Week Mrs. Newa) The dangers of fog as a lenace to navigation are less at Bennett Cash of Salt Lak City is he entrance of the Columbia river spending Leadership Week iere the Iiao at the autrance-o- 'f any other: guest of Mn - " m J H en- - j "BT OG DANGER ASMENACE -- n S - period -- .'i v., IltmtETre RIBBED TIOSEmerheavv' -. 50c ribbedr black and broft,-- paif5 .vr,--. ; . r. - In ' : :innii5iti7f ilearance Sale has been repriced for this Sale V&j ..... rlAOiawr nair lr Glove Specials A uulors, Values to Intensive round table discussion. Spends Leadership Week Here nphflHlg on the work of the various Mrs. Susie Miller mid sou of I'imkh. iHtrlcta and speakers . who wlifl are spending Leadership week .(borate ou the work being done In rtaht in this city the guesfof Mrs. Rose lie matter of adult education lor '! benefit of children, will round Kartcbner. it the Sessions. New ArrVkl Mr. and Mrs. Elllott Dunn:, announce the arrival' of a aby..irl. Mother and daughter are doing nicely, - ' : .1 Odds and Ends from Winter Stocks from every -- WOMEN'S USm HOSE , dtf , Y. m A SILK HOSE Pure silk hose in assorted shades, values to $1.75. .Pair aM pnirair of JFnTpmaTtd"TtAerSi r In JJay gT-.- "-- SILK AND WOOL AND SILK HOSE good quality, values to f2,?&-- ai? New Pottitiav-JIarol- d Accept Johnson of the dry goods department of Taylor Bros company has accepted a xmiliou in the dry good department of the Norman-Jense- n r. J dijiso n wmpa ny a t Eu rek will leave the fifst of TMimitry I! ,;- L'J:'T - & "-''"'- II pO Home Afro child - .T: - wjw'm Vf? Pin1! n i!, 1 -' by government - f -- v. . mf r health jrny the exiietmes of his trip to the Rve Pacific coast.' Miaa iteed, rtninty local nurse, will proceed with health work SAX w a J:::n:n:t:.u:.t:ss"Tn:"ir -fc- ig5;iy---;-y-L BY ELEPHANTS If .('hrlstenwn states that that the office will international a survey made neers. ' ' IMer fitjr 12 INJURED MEETOTHEME i "'Till' '"T. :t : - ' ,- " I 2 -- VLsiUnf of takno ,,i ,,,-.- 26V 1926.ll- Phone 107 IS AUTHORIZED vm4v n THE EVENING HERALD. TUESDAY JAKUABY CITY NEWS HO' IE BUILDING real estate eommitte. I - V tlniimn LARGMIFOR Uany - tOi . 1 p i) 'TTT"iiiiiinTiNiNiiMMuinTiiiimmiiTirni |