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Show THE E VENINCT HERALD, TUESDAY. MAY ,11, 928. PAGE SEC fl ISSTIJWON- - I j j v wen erforleiri Strength of line, with unmutaJoJbk ttyla n3! good quality signalize our Qothing, Hats and Furnishings for men and young men. The Fabric) the Workmanship, the Finish all enable US toj Character and Individuality f offer Value at Moderate Price. These, for instanc- e- Suits That Win! With Men and Thrifty Wives Definite' style in those suits Splendid valuts III 1 These 'suits make good because Value, Style:: an d Quality Fabrics go' hand' in V fl I hand with low prices, made possible by pur large Buying Power for 67o , cheek, Mixture, tripe. WerstaJ. S.rf.., Uafiw.baa1 W ...' V ' itadt. Th r -- 6 alto. Cray,' brown, Una. Many Others $29.75 to $39.75 New Wash Suits r For a - " , ' 1 t lknrt---BigYal- uc mm if 7 FORSAKE HORSE 17 food value, unvarying in quality. Alicayi frtth at your Cracer 't ' BUTTER CHEESE-EGGICE CREAM S i ROCK- - - REALLY M SHEEPHERDERS in l- ww bdj la Utah. That entirely npaet the dope legiate-aie- et WANT COFFEE CONTENTMENT EVERynME BUY BY THE SPRIXGSr-Wye-May-- VAME (11). Aope, the old; grey mare ain't wbjit she used to be, Even" the sheepmen M Wyoming are .leaving; meet will Issued by Solomon,' the wisest sage of 'the ages, for the meet wHF g1 to the swift and the strong. ' Those who merely endure to the end will not gatner Buy points. ..'9 When Cougars. Utes and Aggies get together In the grand finale (if the year, only men of outstanding ability wIJJ appear In print in onnectlont. with the points won. The teams are so organized this year and are, so represented in every event that only those who can do thelr-stu- ff In something very near to state record time can hope to win anything , even third places. Three or four men will stand out In the meet. Around them the storm transportation. it COUGAR AND in. V- MEET AGAIN htate At Washington ingtoa Chicago J. New Tork .. ,..'.15 ' ... ,.ii;...;;i..llT st r : Announeina . yaniom - Mere claims are unimpressive- this fact is final Special Wediisday 29c 49c PEAS, Woods Cross, Clearfield 15c val. 3 foi COFFEE Maxwell House SUGAR 10 lbs. 67c COCOA 2 lbs. 25c STARCH, corn or Silver Gloss, 2 for 24c WHITE KING .Washing Soap 39c 35c .V..t, - ...;:; v BROOM OQA Big Value pkg LARD 3 lbs. . . .. . . . . :.. iv Largest Selling lOCigar " ' in the World Clearfield PeaSr can:; 10c . 63c Broom, heavy V 'FU 28c 7bars 3oap Navy Beaiisi 5 lbs. . . 25c 5-t- game Philadelphia - Pittsburg postponed; rain. ti game postpon; Boston-Cincinna- ed; rain. . ' Ou fitandang . . l. pet w. Chicago ... Brooklyn . Cincinnati New York ,.....J4 Pittsburgh ....... ..10 13 13 15 .832 .009 .478 ,435 .435 .423 15 J48 If .11 ..T7rr..l0 Phlladelhpla St. Louis Boston m 8 8 8 ......'.15 ...w.,14 U.........U8 COAST LEAGUE 'Monday's results: 14. Francisco At Seattle-Sa- n ':' Seattle a At Portland Los Angeles 4, Port land Z , San irranctsco Missions 5, . At Sacramento 4. Club Standtog i W. L. Pet. ...'...16 14 '.533 Oakland ... Los Angeles' ;..v:M- 14T1B8 Seattle ......18 16, ,.529 10 16 15 Sacramento .......16.16 .500 Hollywood Missions "7." ......15 16 484 Portland . . ......16 18 .471 San Francisco 7......14 18 "".438 i 1 - ie Malt Syrup 73c ThreeStar Pabst Blue Ribbon : ; Fresh Spinach, 3: lbs. 23c !3un(Carrotsuriups3ea All Pork Sauslige . . . 23 d nt . .... 'i handled himself so cooly and per fectly that h elooked exceedingly good. Just bow the men will play in the coming matches,' of . course, has not been decided as yet nor will it be. until B.. Y. U. learns ,how Qoach Parmalee. l8; working his men. - Hi - mil" ..i I'm ' r mi J per cent pork Try a nice steW Porterhouse Steak froi Utah county's choicest steers. 100 :,: Veal Stew-- , Shoulder, Veal Steak LAMB STEW, lb. . . Shoulder Lamb Chop Crr. sausage Hearts Ox ; Ox Tails . S c: I .;::.V.,. .25c .7 . . . . '. ....... ... Pork eef 7,V: .15c 25c 17k ... . . ; . . . . .. 4..8c. .2 for 15c . . . 15c Just for Wnesday vi: Pastry Compound 1- - READ HERALD WANT ADS4 WEDNESDAY 'Mi- 69c For 50 years- t: unusual quality 59c Meat & Packing Prbyo Phone North , . ., 39 ', ' , at Every Popular Price Conqueror foit), 15c Inviticible (foil), 2 tot 25c lOc. Parietelas, Jfof 25c1 r, Chancellor Super-Qualit- y lib. TV)MiwiJIyTlAiicit tBSSEBSEBmHm, Cigar Co. , PRICES AT PIGGLY WIGGLY Husler's-Wasatc- OA :JQ VMOV Per h riOUr Globe's Miaf PfaK dU IVieaLb cwt.- -. Purity GEISHA, reg. 50c size 36c North Sea, reg. 45c size 29c r aXracl:gy7c Butter ffcC-.it.a- fe Cream -- 2 lbs. Blue Bay Margarine for ."! r 43c . ANGELUS MARSHMALLOWS QP .. ... .. . Large 35c size ......... Shelled Fresh Strawberries, lalnu Is Tomatoes-al- l ct.oz.xaru44C: kinds of fresh vegetables IJ" Hams , 3 MEATS Steaks - Co. University Ave; .458 - ; cleaner lor ine painica tt292 co w ' Brand" , '51 wood work. NATIONAL LEAGUE i Monday's results: " " Af. 8t Louis New York 4, St " " Louis 5. " ; At Chicago Brooklyn 0. Chicago Blue Pine -- JSSS Nut: ... ' 11 vJLt itf Hwonderlul - a.- j : ' ; 10 13 J eiayejnsticeiycd.i i "IS T20 IS jit 1 .625 .625 .615 9 Chicago Tr,..V.i... .18 Washington .. PBlladelphia . Boston Louis Wash-- ! .. ..........1318 UeveUad mow 19S v I STORE N? store tm t flcH'k 1 TEA, Tree - -i - UTE NET MEN- - Wright, Corbett, and Simmons are the best bets for the Cougars. They are the only ones who are fikely to garner any first places. The of the team. must be de pended ujKin to pick up enough sec Cougars and Utes will meet in onds and thirds to make a showing tennis competition again thls week. If a showing is to be made. Cox, 8hould the Cougars win the two Burton. Pilling and Pratt for the teams Vlll be declared tennis cham Anderson Utes, and Worthlngton,of the state for the year 1925- Luut and Beal for the Aggies will pious 24.- - " carry the brunt of the attack. The showing made by the Cougars Jv'ow that the dual meets have all against the Aggies last week ' Indi been held, trie needle points to" the cates that they have a Btrong team, Utes as the .winners of state honors, as in both meets with, the Aggies Becond. a close with the Aggies Tet, have been able to handle their a warefol survey of the events and they opponents better than the Utes were the. men reveals the startling fact ame toi handle, tnem. xnis xact, that loung will be in the running however, does-not- mean a great and very much In It with a possibil deal as 'the Utes may have been ity ofl springing a real surprise. If slightly off color when they met the Dave Pearce could be patched up Aggies. enough to .take that 220 race the Nearly all of the fans In Central Cougars might .even nose out one Utah are of the opinion that the of the other schools for second Cougars will take the measure of place, the Utes this time and then win On account of the dnmp, cold from them In the play-of- f for the weather, results of last Saturday's state championship. All believe, meet cannot be relied . upon. For however, from the showing made by meet Itowc Utah In the dual meet, that the con Instance, in will be liable to cop the broad Jump test will be close and hard fonght, from Lunt by Inches, and the low Coach T. Earl Pardoe has had his burdlesi from , Worthlngton. It Is men working double) a- - bit recently' true-thahe lost both events In Lo- as It was In the doubles that the gan, but II is also true that be lost Utes sprang the surprise last time. recMb. at marks well under-bi- s The singles ran about the way the ord. Wright sprang a surprise when coach bad figured they would do. he took Burke, the crack Aggie bftlf- There are many people who believe inller. Wright doesn't like the half that Gallagher, Utah's little flash. mile. He merely runs it becapse cannot defeat1 Lee Buttle regularlj he is a dead game sport and because U( singles. Those who saw the his mentor wants him to run it to match iln Provo, however, wonder balance. up the team. The quarter considerably about that Gallagher! mile is Wright's 'race, and be is very eager to. rtin It In college. He may be given a go at it in the state meet. Then there is young Corbett. The lad. has had stage fright thus far he baa this year. Furthermore, been too eager1 to ninke good. If anything he has overtrained. Now If Corbett should come to himself. he Will make Cox of Utah heave rM. with all his might to win either the or' shot-the disens." Corliett lost the shot put in- both of thednal meets well Tinder marks be has Me new Van Hrusen made In practice. Ills' discus reC STYLE SALUTES YOU FHILLIPS.JONES,N.Y. ord, too, is practically as good as Sa FraaciMS Oaot that of Cox, if he can only make 4S5 Mimim ScrMt his record in a track meet Young has shown a decided superiority, In the half mile relay by winning in both dual picets. Conihl Hart has not given up the idea that his mile relay team Is a ' winner. also. At least he believes that the Young tjnarter mllers will give the the World's Smarttit Collar other schools a chase for their lives in the state meet. Unless the unexpected happens. of sheep is always ac companied by a herder, who-mak- es his camp in a wagon that is moved along to each base cany) of the flock as it grazes. The established procedure has always been to use a teum of boises for moving the SKLL IT THE CLASSIFIED WAT wagon, bnt recently flockmaster of fOR QUICKEST AND MOST this sect lun have been using light SATISFACTORY RESULTS trucks for the purpose. i score wtU fall between 40 and 60 somewhere. The Utes may step up to 55, but It is doubtful - It Is Interesting-t- o note -- that in aU three teams, freshmen are, the outstanding stars In the races. AVUford Murdock, one of Toung's best prospects In the high Jump, has dropped out of competition for some reason or another. The fact that the University of Utah is offering gold, silver, and bronze medals to the winners in the state meet will add some interest to The lad who can carry a gold medal away from the fray may be proud of his possession, for It will always stand for high performance. rMNHEUSBNl her on the open range while they use Jnare modern means of motor Em-- J. Detroit Lake City this will be the closest, and most exciting Inter-co- 2, I . " 98c DELICIOUS : f. week-en- d LouU , . , At Boston CWeUnd S, IXwtoa a At New York rw mil A New T - STATE MEET SATURDAY; It doesat take half a prophet, to predict that the state meet In Halt V a diiuuAiauuiibruivmtr:y: j The at ate department of afrk-u- l tare U conducting an intensive campaign tor the mora effective control of tb coddling nota la the apple and pear orchard of the state, ae jflutdlug to:.lE, R. Frtee. county agriJ cultural agent camThis Is. part of a nation-wid- e paign bow being carried on in coop. era t Ion with. the U, 8. department of agriculture, the vaMoui state agencies, fruit trade organization, the Insecticide industry and others. These however, organizations, must have the hearty cooperation of the orchardista themnHves, Mr. Trire states, if the campaign la to Kucceed. lie mnat carry out bin spraying operations in harmony with the latest advice from, the fed eral and state departipenta of gri-culture. "Adopt as s principle n codling moth spraying t be waging of an In tenure-fighagalnxt the first brood of larvae by any and all 'means, as la better and nwre timely spraying, scraping, 'and banding of thetreei, screening tihtsls, etc., which will In the elimination of the second and later broods and the necessity for late spray applications, la the advice of Mr. Price. "For every first brood larvae killed there will probably be ten less larvae of the second and 100 kw larvae of the third brood. Clean npl the first brood and there will not be" any second brood.' Through spraying ig given as the moot. Important method of controlling the codling moth. When about 80 per cent of the petals have fallen, thft calyx sp"ray should be applied. This,, it la pointed out, Is much the most important of all applications and failure to apply it or Imperfect work at this time cannot be corrected By later treatments. The tops of the trees ae-a- s a rule Insufficiently sprayed."T Orchardists are advised to use towgrs on the ' spraylanlc with spray rods and angle nozzles to cover the higher parts of the trees. Direct the spray downward info the apple clusters. whether working from the tower or the ground. TWO or three' rover snrnva fnr tho first roodrhT advisedV The-flr- st application . should lie made, it is said; at the first eggSLare about to batch, which in Utah is about ten days after the calyx spray, the see ona just before the batching of marlmum eggs, and give, the third treatment if the egg laying period is extended by Irregular emergence of moths, cool weather, etc. Imagine this value in Boys' Wash Suits at such a low price. Splendid little suits, substantially made in a large range of materials and colors ; several models to select from. Sizes 2Yl to 7. Low priced at i .i Philadelphia Jork JJ. '"' 1" results:' At -- mmdelphto-iSt. ' V riTihn fqi.irArmn.PAn nrn Campaign THow. Being Conducted; L. S. and State Depts. to Assist Nation-wid- e ss-nl- priced at igmepp, Stores. - Provo, Utah EVENTS - ROBERTS LINES UP TRACK rI0TH CODLING Street SPORTIWG WAGE WAR ON DEPAKTtfENT STORES 286 West Center ... ORCHARDISTS f (MTK)N-VSW- E - AMERICAN LEAGUE - Monday's M.' I rr ft.i it. ' . ' ' 4 v i 'A "i 00 j sWafiiC- ,:; Choice VLl, Sirloin ki Eastern Sugar Cured IL. whok Half ... PORK STEAK, lb. . , . ... - ib.. . 6 1 c -- u vk ?! l ' Plenty of Fresh Salmon and Halibut. V: '.: 00 1 5 5 ? , V 11 |