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Show k PROVO EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY JULY 12, 1928. She's Fond of the Movies SOETY t roadbent Honored Guest Mrs, ,: that it will be unlawful to sell or have in ones possession, shoot or discharge any fireworks, firecrackers, sky rockets, torpedoes, Roman candles, sparklers or any article of like nature within the city limits of BtmiulMlLU Employees- - of Prominent Young com- Taylor-Bro- '' row - mil v , 1 - ' COLOR NOTED i ; LOU Die JO ill QTTU John E. Booth hdi issued the fol- Announcement -i- B Tnade-b- ypany and their partner entertained and Mrs. Gibson . S- - Condie Mr.i,"7,".:'",B,"" of J"'y. , lS. ,i wnereas, me privilege ana oaic at SalUir 'Wednesday afternoon and Springville, of the engagement of of of sale" - . and fire use; Mrs. crackers, to teventng, complimentary. i theip- 'daughter Melba, to Harvard fireworks and noisemaking explou-ion- s Eflna-- J. Broadbenr: who feeentlv Osmond, H 14 resigned from the itore after, being fred Osmond of Provo. nature,' has been abusThe mar- ed to ofthelike extent of endangering the employed for four years. in will take the Logan lives of the place riage people and damaging Bathing was the feature of .enter- temple .July 18. . .' in our city,"contrary to the property tainment during' the later afterMiss Condie Is a graduate of the laws of the state of Utah and the "W"1 an elaborate pic'V ' mjiiiiiil. I'll- noon, after which " B. Y. VJ., ami has taught dramatic city of Spanish Fork. to was nic served the 78, supper, , ir In the Springville' high school 'Now therefore be It resolved euests being seated' at one long art' past two years. While at - amusements were during the ""t-i:::::::: table. hTeaftrresort - con- the .B. Y. U, she was prominently :::::-which dancingehjoyed, :::::::: clude! associated with many of the leadthe day's,, activities.entering dramatic and musical ' tainments.. GUESTS AT DINNER PARTY Mr. Osmond has been a student Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson entertained at dinner .at their home at the George Washington univer . it Tuesday evening, complimentary to sity at Washington, D. C, for three and following years, of Immediately Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson Salt Lake, who were here visiting the marriage the young couple will Monday.- Cut flowers attractively leave for Washington, where Mr. decorated the dining table. Covers. Osmond will continue his studies In were laid for Mr; and Mrs. C. Clar- law and Miss Condie , will , study ... .. ence Browrn and children, Mrs. music. ' 1 -Olive prown. Mr. and Mrs.Traey Peterson and children and Mark BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED-- Peterson, all of Salt Lake. v' ComplimentafytO John H, Dav- CHILDREN ENTERTAINED ies, whose birthday anniversary In AT PARTY wasf his daughteLaniLflon-ln-law- , Complimentary to her four-yeaMr. and Mrs. William Afneekr-gav- e old "daaghter, Eva, Mrs. Eva Jen a dinner party at their home Wed sen entertained at her home Wednesday evening. Roses and sweet nesday afternoon In Celebration of peas prettily decorated the dining oc her birthday anniversary which table. Covers were laid for 12. curred that that day. A delightful ." time was spent with . games and MRS. YARN ARRIVES , ' music, during which ..adeliclous PROVO -r 4 mm luncheon was served to 17. " jp .. Mrs. Presh Yarn and children . ,. ' In Provo Wednesday from At Prettv Ethel Jackson hase earned only $750 In the last two years as a ATTENDED PARTY IN LOGAN list Georgia, to make their home I lanta, of Her on is She the she keep's only daughter movie actress, but trying.' Mr. and Mrs. S. W,, Young and here. Mr. ; Yarn," with his brother, few A months stock ago family,. a.nd Mrs. Pearl Jensen, mo- bert R. Jackson, wealthy Hollywood broker, are managers of the Ed he was graduated from the extra ranks into small parts and seems on tored to Logan Tuesday to attend ladlesYarn, department at the main highway to stardom. party given by Mr. and Mrs Taylor Brothers company, arriving Ernest Nelson complimentary : to here several weeks ago. LINEN their son, Ernest, Jr., who recently GENUINE A returned to his home from Los CANYON PARTY C L 0 T II, BREAKFAST m. iu.,iww j Angeles. Calif., where he has been ENJOYED FANCY BORDERS Jn blue, attending school during the winter. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Marrett enter and gold think rose , : tained a number of friends at a MRS. MORGAN HONORED pure linen. canyon party at Vivian Park Wed Mr. and Mrs. Julian"F.Greer' en- nesday evening. Games and boating tertained 'at a dinner party at their were enjoyed, after which a de- home on North University avenue, 'clous picnic luncheon was served TURKISH TOWELS, EXTRA .' Tuesday evening, honoring Mrs. i to 17. j SIZE, your choice single or ' 11 Ray Morgan of Denver, Colo. Din i. double warp, plain white or ner was served in the rear gardens MISS HANSON HONORED of 4Je-Gre-er ho!nn. 'TK5 tables dec-- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rasmussen fancy borders in blue, rose or orated with white daisies and varl- - entertained at a breakfast at their gold. colored candles, were surrounded by. home this morning, honoring their roses holly-niecand groves of Miss Evelyij.Han8en who rambling THEM jocks. ine nappy group were ps visiting in Provo from San Luis further entertained by Miss Faun Obispo, California. Covers were laid . ONE DOLLAR Greer at the piano and Harry Ken- - for Mr. and Mrs. James Potter. Mrs. i dall ort the accordian.. Guests pres-- 1 Ida K. Rasmussen. Mrs. H. P. Han- ent were Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Thur-- 1 sen, Mrs. .Annie Nelson, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ' Mrs. J. E. Farrer Mln Hilda ttp- mond, BED SHEETS fine cotton, Toung, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Silver, ' rer, Miss Lael Johnson, Miss Lenore 81x90. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Craven. Mr. Rajtmiidaen. Minn Miriam rrhih. and Mrs. Clarence Greer. Mr. and sen, and the guest of honor and Mrs. George Mecham, Miss Faye host and hostess. Orchid sweet ONE DOLLAR EACH Greer and the guest of honor, host I peas In a pretty green colored bowl K ... I 1 & J fiiit. ' -'- centered I'A' and hostess. table. "ZZ." : IN FURNITURE of ' LOOK! see what one dollar buys - -- w m at, Loj.iyj - - - m ' m P 7W- m IUIc,l r( p) U DA . 1 r- .llillllllHllllHfe i :,ynlT1llllllillllM: msw .-- Asidelfrom our reguIaTJuly the Glearance Items, we followingl.OO Special -- I w- ready-to-we- ar m ...' ii The Groups listed Below represent valuable."Style Right" seasonable" merchandise for ONE DOLLAR Special Wheel Chair For Injured Pup inn i ONE LOT OF MEN'S SHIRTS size 16 i and 17',.i .ofit', 1 ONE DOLLAR EACH WASH SUITS TOR BOYS 1 v fifty ONEDOLLAR EACH -- BIX)LISF0irEXDIESva ues to $2.95. FOUR OF FOR: e, J ......... TWO for ... ONE DOLLAR : ' - OIAillUVlLLLnLirj ENTIRE WORLD AFLAME Tim BOY BORN JULY Friends will be Interested to hear of the arrival of a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Marmon at the ..Crane Maternity home, Provo, July 4.. Mrs. Harmon was formerly Miss Louise Bird .of this city. wis-NF- A ONE LOT OF CHOICE SILKl UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES AND MISSES. Bloomers, French pants, union suits. yards for 2V2 .. .ONE ONE DOLLAR EACH of FINE LOT OF LACE TRIM FRENCH PANTS of first MUSLIN your choice bleached or unbleached. ml yards f or 10 quality rayon. 6 . 3 ONE DOLLAR EACH r: L0T1 ONE LOT OF LADIES' , SELETTES. yds. ONE DOLLAR 4 1 EACH ONE DOLLAR yds ONE DOLLAR HOSIERY a choice lot of silk, rayon and silk and rayon, vlues to $1.23. GINGHAMS, extra fine qual- n fUSr".:!-AUrl. I -.l noTn " -- -- near-shorta- j . a time! Anglo-Persia- a Clean Placernj Anglo-America- - Gleiigary Impossi-themselv- es j . ONE LOT OF SILK SLIPS AND TEDDIES. yds ONE DOLLAR oil-w- ar ;s" C0R-f- c ONE DOLLAR EACH 4 LOT 3 . . , LOT 2 : i ' LADIES' AND MISSES' GYM PANTS, FANCY PATTERNS lots three DRESS VOILES special . .. ONE DOLLAR EACH ONE DOLLAR i - DOLLAR w-t- eorrespondent covering the" great city. international struggle - for oil beToday Standard and Royal Dutch two children came from Laramie tween Britain and the United are still fighting, sometimes In pub- Wyo., Monday to spend a week with SALT LAKE VISITOR 1 lie, for a lion's share of Russia's States. Miss Lucy Roy lance spent last Mrs. Finche's mother, Mrs. Eliza Ludwell Denny, one of the best-in- great reserves. Our government Thome and other relatives in formed writers in Washington, be- - fought its way Into a share In the week in Salt Lake, "the guest of" Spanish Fork. Mrs. Thome will Miss Afton Brown. comes the first American with an rich Mosul fields,, but Britain accompany Iter daughter and family viewpoint and complete , parently still seeks ta edge us out back to Laramie to spend several SPENDS VACATION HERE awareness of American, policy to I The surf See of American-Mexica- n weeks. Is a --the relations is home M. at A. on' volume Reynolds describing temporarily peaceful, produce the store fascinating, vital oil war. which so but. unless. Mexico makes .. further tw,o weeks vacation from BABY GIRL ARRIVES moti-1 concessions world and there threatens peace probably will be at Dividend where he Is now - Mr. and Mrs Elden Palfreyman vates so many of the major acts of more trouble.'. The most furious of this city are rejoicing over the foreign policy and yet nearly always warfare is now in progress in Vene- arrival of a baby girl born Tuesday RETURN TO RENO HOME keeps itself out of the newspapers. Kuela and Colombia. of Mrs. Pal- Mr. and Mrs. Lou Gammell left July 10 at the home "We Fight for jOiVMs the name of Meanwhile, Britain's policy is one : the book. ' Aside from the fact that of conservation keeping oil in the Friday fdr- their home at Renj, freyman's parents,- Mrr and Mrs. It comes from our Bide of the sea, ground. Our companies, at home Nevada, after spendlngtWo"weeks William O. Jones In Spanish Fork. it Is today the most valuable of con- and abroad, seem to be removing with their mother, Mrs. Lottie " GO TO MONTANA literature and selling the oil as fast as thev Gammell and other relatives here. H tributions to the get 4t eut. One's conception of kecauseJt..briiigailusconstanUy4-caMr. and Mrs. Correll Blackett ; RETURN TI S. L. , who were recently married at Mantl changing situation virtually to he Standard Oil as a patriotic arm of Mrs. J.. E. Hoyle and two sons left present hour. Furthermore It is . national defence runs smack up Saturday by auto for Big Horn, rom propaganda and traces against that, reminding one that the returned to their, home" In Salt Montana where they will mane . free, the war's battles on all fronts I British eovernment is officially and Lake Sunday. They were accom- (heir home during the summer. panied by Mr- - and Mrs. E. W. Russian, Colombian Persian," Vene-- j dlrectlyjnvolved in the t euelao, Rumanian, .Mejcicun anO, all ning business while ours is not Brown and family. SPEND SUMMER IN CAL. Ours, in fact, permits Royal Dutch the others. , , . FROM-LON- G BEACH HERE 't .lVV.-- l 35 or 40 take tg Tf per cent of its pro, , T 1, rfnU.ll YY111- I- Ul ivUllg DMCU, . eareer has I. auction from American fields, Denny s jourfialistic E,. thTwinteTarT taken him into-th- e Los European andj Britain is maneuvering now for Califspent three days of this Asiatic war Ednes and subsequently vst tracts close to the Panama Calif. - where they will -- in : for three, years as a correspondent CtmaL Perhaps these hold oil and spend the stfmmer. with. relative In the State . Department . herei perhaps not Anyway, they would also visiting relatives in Provo, and friends. .where he. followed closely the con- be valuable - strategic - territory - Jn VISITS 'IN SPANISH . cealed moves of this government t6 cose or war. . Miss ' Florence Brimhall, cf ' MRS. MAYCOCK IMPROVINO Pointing out that petroleum has safeguard the United States' future Mrs. Julia Maycock returned to Is visiting with Miss In leen bad Springville odor of the us, lately among against foreign monopoly --world's bil - .; Denny then offers these significant Delia Jensen at the George Jensen her home lit Sringvllle Saturday reserveSi- home in Spanish Fork this week. where she Is convalescing from an To anyone who hasn't i followed paragraphs: the war asDenny Kas his well docu-- 1 1'rThe danger point will be reached Part of the time will be spent at operation for goiter, which she" un. .. ... . derwent six weeks ago at a Salt j drives prices Strawberry. . . mented revelations are likely to be when Lake hospital. . She has spent the upward, arid American automobile astounding. CALIFORNIANS HERE past, two weeks with her daughter ownera aretold. the- - British- - have " Mr. and Mrs. Glenn .Thorhe of Mrs. Wllda Beck at Draper. cornered most of the world supply. Here's a summary:' Britain, with' the Royal Dutch .'.'. What will happen when the Coronna, Calif.,- - are vlsising with "Shell company under Sir Henri enraged force of public opinion is their parents Mr. and MrS.E. T; added to the commercial motives Thome at Mapleton. They ar on and Its government-eon-frolle- d plr way uome from a trip to 11 n Always good- company, (b of the oil. companies and the de- , unois. frnae incentives of the trovernment? our and with government fighting RETURN FROM COAST "Then the Ku KluSters and Mayor Oil company for the . our Standard Myrtle Chllds and Jesses Al may find a hate crusade world's reserves. A struggle for Thofh-iso- n world mastery is developing as we erying.tor their "hundred pef cent' (eman have returned from Hn enjoyAlways vacation trip to threaten Britain's long commercial i leadership. Then all the other able two weeks n California. economic and poand naval supremacy. litical conflicts real and imagined Tha fight centers on raw SPEND TWO DAYS HERE can be brought out and tnagni-DrinclDallv oil because our own Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Singleton reserves are being ckfileted and Ilcaboth our Industrial nnd jiav8l,SUr .'!"Th". .I'""M' cannot he removed of Eureka spent two days of the r. They past week premacy nowepend Tin1t NavalHy denymgHt trristenp-- PesctrTan-me- n worn "be maintained by repeating the accompanied on their return nt Inevitwar as actual regard Edith Buleah and their daughter able; history shows no two great '.lie that 'war.bet ween Great Britain by who have spent a month here as rival empires which ever.-- allowed" and( the United States is Ble. guests' of Miss Rosmarie Heywood. . .. . permanent peace.' "-- PAIR...... :0NE DOLLAR for ONE DOLLAR SHEETING your choice of bleached or unbleached. VISIT IN NEBRASKA BRJNGHURSTS RETURN HOME Mrs. E. A. Bryan of this city will Mr. and Mrs. J, Frank Bringhurst leave Saturday for Hershey, Neb., returned Monday from a- - trip, to where she will spend aeveray weeks Laramie, Wyo. They accompanied her daughter Mrs.ArchV, their son Dr. Mark Bringhurst and Combs and family. of Salt Lake and visited Mrs. family Bringhurst's sister and family, Dr. SrENT WEEK HERE " and Mrs. Harold Finch. Mr. and Mjrs. R. O. Thorn and family of Spring Canyon ' visited VISIT RELATIVES HER1 with relatives during the week-en- d Dr. and Mrs.. Harold Finch and in. this ' TT Downing street saw first the By RODNEY BUTCHER I dom of helping British companies Service Writer Is 10. "War WASHINGTON, July m'not f1 if hnfnpA rrnr Drtuornm o n probable unless the two empires, I woke UD; But tha continuinB for-through mutual sacrifice, seek to ' eigfl policy of the Wilson, Harding reconcile their many conflicting in and Coolidge administrations has included belligerent furtherance of ' terests.' Interests of our oil companies. That's the report of an American the FOUR I . ' REJOICE OVER BOY Friends here will be Interested to hear of the arrival of a baby son born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hopla at their home in Bingham July 3. Mrs. .Hopla was formerly .Miss Mabel Strong of this city. MllpMlAYSEf 4 LENGTH CHILDREN'S SOX. FOUR PILLOW CASES TQ MATCH SHEETS, A SNAP CDDiKTrinif rMEiuc f TIES BOYS FOUR IN HAND fast This collie pup br oke his back while chasing a cat, but Dr. A. A. Herr man of Denver constructed a unique wheel chair which enables the dog to get around nicely.' Dr. Herman Is shown adjusting the chair in which , the collie is suspentled. : ONE DOLLAR EACH , . PAGE THREE hangings, in wood finishes and even In refrigerators, stoves and china, the quest for gay colors la noticeable, Here, at the American' Furniture Mart X have seen hun.' t Spanish Fork, dreds of designs and color eomblna. "It Is further resolved that as an tlons. original productions and imemergency', exists,' this' resolution which - show that the on and after July shall CHICAGO, July 12.The decora. portations, : 12. 1928. tive importance of colo.r In Interior drab, 'colorless furniture of for By- authorlty-an- d iherpowcrs furnishings, and decorations growl mer years has been put oh the scrap vested in me. as Mayor of Spanish greater year-byear, says Mr. A. I heap, Fork City this order shall be finalnTayloirDfthe""Dlxon Taylor "The furniture manufacturers are Russell company," of Provo, Utah (Signed) JOHN E. BOOTH, too, on making com- -, ! concentrating, of Utah Mayor He Spanish Fork, attending the "furniture style show in the American Furniture fortable, durable furniture.. They SKULL TURBANS Mart to choose stocq for his store have produced designs which prova The latest hat is the skull turban. for the coming year, and to acquire that color harmony can be achieved burnt orange uses new ideas in keeping his community In a room, without storing all the A smart bne-comfortable pieces of furniture in felt, swathed in straw for its media. in stSp with furniture developments. ' the attic." In "In look Arabian. . upholstered. furniture, They r ' - NkVS "5553L item xor them voluuuu should M submitted u ths Soelavf " Editor between. 8:00 A. M. nd 6P. U. rr. s) ' ity. -- .: 1 ... SIX yards for. ... ONE DOLLAR COLORED Regular 50c slightlysWed. THREE PAIR for . . . . . OF FINE DRESS MATERIALS including "A. B. C. -rayons, PILLOWS to embroider ON TAN ART CRASHFT3" " voiles, crepes. APRONS to v TWO YARDS for. : ONE DOLLAR WASH DRESSES FOR ALL THE FAMILY from 2 year--ol- d " to 52 bust sizeT " ONE DOLLAR EACH SMOCKS one Jot of printed -- .Jbroadclothr ' y. ' ONE DOLLAR EACH c: '.roidcr. . for . . ONE DOLLAR , 7 silk C gloves; new STYLEVNEW STOCK, ' to $1.95. val-u- e 1 , ONE DOLLAR pair . LINEN LUNCH CLOTH to FOUR FOR ONE DOLLAR VANITY SET, SCARF and PILLOW OF FINE ORGANDY". v embroider. ONE DOLLAR EACH ;' READY TO EMBROIDER , i i . . .rr rr.ONE DOLLAR INFANTS' EMBROIDERED DRESSES A CHOICE LOT v"v'. rj-- TMlSSlfr. SCHOOL , FOLtR PAIR THREE FOR ONE DOLLAR A CHOICE SELECTION for..;. .ONE DOLLAR CHILDREN'S HOSE. . snappy patterns. ONE FULL YARD : ONE DOLLAR . . . ONE DOLLAR some PONGEE, TWO PAIR ONE LOT OF INFANTS..SILK HOSE e ac h LUNCH SETS, to embroider, broider. '. ZL' A SNAP TWO "for . .. .ONE DOLLAR PILLOW SLIPS toembroideV PAIR ONE DOLLAR ; |