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Show the brovo post by Profeseor son-am- i Migjs-E- iv CWpmant Delicious ref reshmenlfc were served following particl PaU: Messrs and Mesdames Eugene Roberts, A 4 W. L. C. Lund. C. Murdock, E. D, Partridge, JBreadloSuirAll Palates RETREATS THE DAY YOU COMMENCE Johnaon R. Mangums. H. Chlpman, J of LivIng Th:High-Cos- t to-th- V FIVE - niunaon.'XrRrJOhTi Kindly telephone all society items to Miss Clara Besteb meye not later than the day PAGE A. C. Lund,- M. S. Gud We have other brands beside EATING MARE BREAD R C. E. Maw, Meat is good; eggs are good; milk is good. But Nu-Sti- le jE. H.Eastmond, Harvey Fletcher, Ir-they are mighty expensive, considering the energy convia Jacobs, A L. Booth, Walter they tain. .Heres a table comparing them with bread: E. H A. B- -. Worsley, E. J, ler, Amount of Energy 10c Will Buy in The Misses Mettle, and Violate Glade, Jacob QUALITY and CLEANLINESS Evans, William H. Boyle, Knudsen and the Ml&sesrjorence and S. L. Chlpman of American Various Foods Rule in OUR BAKERY. Be sure and ask for Fork, and Article: Jane Bee left Saturday for San Fran- the Misses Alice Energy; Edith Reynolds, a loaf baked by the Eggs cisco to visit the xposltlonsxfor a Young and Elva A85... (i Chlpman. . Beef few weeks. They will also spends 410 n Mutton few days at the Rose Carnival held at 445 Mlss Adele Peters entertained the Milk J 618 Portland," Qre.L before returning home. members of the Procter Academy at a Bread .1800 Hayrack Party last Thursday evening. Provo, Utah. Stop the high cost of living by eating less of the bighv, The Fourth Ward primary officers They left Iron home of Miss Petthe broods anil buying more bread priced, held a successful surprise party on ers and arrived '.at the residence of more bakers bread. This is higher in nutritive qualities Mrs. Mary Markham, of Mrs. Elvin Snyder IwVlneyard where the than home made kind ; her at its thoroughly baked throygh the association, home last music and games were enjoyed by all. and from to crust center. Considering the octhrough Thursday evening. Sreaic, games ana A color scheme of black and yellow casionally sour batch of home-mad- e varloaw bread, the burned were fear was carried out In the rooms, this beloaves, etc., bakers bread, is .much cheaper. Banish' turea of the evening's entertainment, ing' the colors of the echjoi, where The Bame eleanliness prevails in our Bakery as in our" kitchen drudgery. Arrange to be supplied - daily, with and dainty refreshments were served refreshments we: avfcd by tdlnty bread. bakers Store. toe th following people: Mrs. Jennie the hostess. Newell, Mrs. Rose Kartchner, Mrs. Our bread is evenly baked and hhs the delicious Miss Hazel Stphbs was the hcnurw-gue' : flavor that lasts.' at a tootorlng pgrty laat Sunday Eat:Bread---More sey, Mrs. Ruby Clark, Mrs. Leah evening In honor of her birth sanlver Just one trial will convince you of the Eklns, Mrs. Cora. Booth, Mrs. W. An elaborate " Mra QUALITY in OUR GOODS. Creer Beck, and the Misses Flor- at The Best is None too Good for Yon and the Best home 6 0 ence BucUey, Jaisy Irvine, Merle An-1 the occasslon and the remainder ot the Is Raised With Order a loaf today from your Grocer. dm. wd Rachel Kartchner. . , 'evening was .pent in motoring to sev- ' iv ral the adjoining towns. About At.: " Mrs. Will Twelves of Salt Lake la twenty young people from Springvllle, visiting S. J. Jones this week. Lake View and Salt Lake participated in this Jolly affair.' Miss Martha Robbins of Santaquin is a Provo visitor for a few days.' . ,Mr8. Joseph Luke entertained at a -family dinner party, last Sunday, in Mrs. Andrew Holdhway of Salt Lake HUGE HERD OF BUFFALO Mr. and Mrs. David Giles announce Mrs. Reba Willis has" returned from honor of Mrs.Siias Sorenson of Og18 spending a few days here visiting "CHARGES UPON HUNTER f the engagement of thelrldiughter. ...Santaquln. where she ha been spend- den. About twenty-fivof her children relatives. the T. to Jenkins, Vera, Mr, George ing a few days as the gueiFoflnss and AT COLUMBIA THURSDAY grandchiHren"'were'present.t2tjrrt:t4c'tak place.inJune. . , Martha Robbins. MrrJX- - RBeeheML- L. M. Martin o Jacobs of Salt Lakes was aa others, are spending the week in The noteffsp6rtamatrriind'T(traL, Mr. and Mrs. Milton flqnes, Mr. and The Game Club was delightfully enthe Santaquln' the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Ed. T. Santaquin Inspecting Mr" Arthur J- - Aylesworth, who has which h. M. Mar-,,stertained at the' home of Mrs. R. J. Mrs. Mari . Roylance, Mr. and Mrs, Jones last week. . King Mine, . returned recently from a two years, tin Is president. Murdock last Wednesday evening. Reed Anderberg, Mrs. W. F. Parker, Dr. Floral decorations were carried out Miss Lydia Jones and Miss Alton Naytrip into the heart of , the Canadian Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stallings, On of the leading social events of Rockies and lor motored to and a AnSaratoga where spent Miss rooms the the Alaska, on which he ob-- ! guests and Mrs. Hart of Salt Lake, through Attains Triumphant Success were entertained with games and a pleasant day at that popular summer na Fulmer and MIsa Beatrice Hoover the week was the dancing party held t&lned motion pictures of practically) t the home of Mrs J. Leo Bown. A formed a Jolly automobile party to of to beautiful musical program rendered r0JV known every big game variety in the Powerful Film pull, musical program and the North American continent, re-- . Saratoga last Sunday to spend thendy wer also of events important dsvLoAfter their return they were ,ame3 "Portrayal the special permission from r.th': joma the evening and dainty refreshments ce,ved buf-- j Canadian to kill four were" CRUCIBLE THE f served government partlei-'following Jj'JL and Mrs A L Stallings at Hints: ' Mr7 and Mrs. N. C. Newell, frk out of the only large herd still, Vdlnner party. Mr. and in existence. Mr. and 4 preceding the publication of 4 the papexPhooe 13. i t, , - Provo City Bakery, L low-in-ener- gy Our Motto other-emnseme- nts Is: Quality. t st' w; . Bread llnZ7ot T Fleishmanris Yeast u Hansen Catering Co. - 444 I" PRINCESS e - t . - V I 444 . Wednesday Mtrgiirite Clark t' ! - See I .. The ! ! Stained " it iWrs. MiSa-AIu- -i. i carriage of her sister, Miss You Buy a Piano Robinson Bros. Piano Co. 46 -- hllsses Ella Bown, Lillian Bown, oda which' will greenwood, Fern Clark . and Helen Mr. Wei f Manti Temple, June Newell; Messrs. ern Greenwood, riace in Athal John Bown, Later, white1'011 Chlpman, and 16, pink res carried out la the rooms where 'Stanley Clark and Elton ' and music were enjoyed by the Ward Primary officers The Fourth was thei honor of The guest guest entertained at the pleasantly ecirlent of many beautiful and use-jLome of MIs3 Florence Buckley last ifiyl presents. After Not Mr. Brigham Booth, W,LoveMrJGreenwood and Richmond, a Vo Before Pernomaary-NewelaUqNewenRh- C, te MU-o- Bown.--gam- N. Acad. Ave es 0 -- Tuesday evening. . COLUMBIA r 9 r JUNE 2 . j v W, C. Orem of Salt Lake spent yes . rtCfdayMa Frevo V- -I 7 FOR SALE Outdoor grown; toma- - Thursday.toeaT cauliflowers, cabbage, peppers, Franklin's Philosophy. egg plant and all sorts of summer verbeuas. .If a man empties his purse into his flowering 'plants,"-aste- r, head no man'Carrtake-i- t from-hipetunias, salvias, etc. Provo An Investment in knowldga always 4 tl. house. Phone 80. Seven Big Acts Every Wednesday 20c ' c, from. Australia -- Direct 20c, 30c Evening-lO- c, Am. Classiest 3 .COOKE AND ROTHERT JOHNSON AND DEEN. Iu a Dancing Novelty and Comedy Thats Different T5f International Reputation. pays the best intereA. VON CELLO In , Jn Incomparable Foot Juggler ZIM AND HARTMAN SADIE SHERMAN Mirth, Music and Songs Song and Character Impersonations Taken Erom ' L'if "tot 3k,. SELECTED COMEDY PHOTOPLAY 6 Educational, Thrilling Joyous Animal Reels-r-Feats of th Camera man & Never ..j Before - Duplieated-Tw-o years in the Wihfs re- -, suit in the" Greatest Real Wild Animal Pictures Ever,-Filme- 0 JUNE 3 EVening, 7:30 to 10:30, 10c "Matinee 2:30, 6c and 10c . m 1, , '- which, would make ,it FOR SALE-G- ood programme hardy celery plant.' hated by the newspapers, the churches very also tomato plants reasonable; -- forces much and the conservative Provo Floral Co., next door wesit c f more than the old Progressive party Proctor academy tf. had ' ever been . hated, or than the Socialists had ever been bated. H FOR SALE Driving, and draft hor. attacked labor unJons, for their pres- . es. G, ILr Naylor Implement CoM ent tactics. - 1'47 N. Ataderay Are. Phone 686 rt d. N it f, ; ! PeCU,r Aversions: Robert ' Boyle, the philosopher, could never overcome his aversion to thei sound of water splashing from pipe, and he has put on record the case of one of bis servants, who cobid ncver beat hearing a knife being sharpcned or a sheet of brnwn :crr v Pbout bleeding at the gums. , , fFor Sale) M FOR head of. Mine Mules, ranging from 700 to 1100 pounds, 6 to p. Write, or phone to N. Spalding, veterinarian, Utah Fuel Co., Castle Gate, Utah. M 12 years Cl ' PALF-fl- !i ' seres pool in old U L E 8 About 25 old. 14-t- f. Ifc. xa. -- : THURSDAY - sa -- -- ms- - 1 , Players , out-do- 0...W, : Bears, Beaver, Coyotes, Porcupine, . Moose, Elk, Deer. Produced by Famou SO. . The Famous Thrtlling and Educatienal Aylesworth -tPictnres of Wild Life and Big Game in he Canadian Rockies -- franklin. -- - -- F il - TheGreatOritdobrsof the Northwest Comedy. Incidents with Bear cubs,' etc., etc. "Camping out in summer and winter.. years tga r.r,J ejicbug today. , T". " I Hunting' and shooting ialo, 'Bear, Mountain Sheep and Goats. Roping savage 3000 beginning Progressive party, during a talk at public school No. 62 at Hester and Kssex streets tonight renounced his aJlegfance to Colonel Theodore Rooseant to velt as the Bull Moose chief 4 Moose Bull as Perkins W, the George r , 110800181 chief." Mr. Pinchot said FOR RENT 5 room midern brick That he .carried with hin in hla . - i CABBAGE ..Tomatoes:" cauliflower house. Large lot, fruit trees, etc.- hIa brother Gifford, William u$eds!on or and pepper plants, grown. n r 1, See Holbrook at Farrers. ' Allen White of Kansas . Diners' Tvsaat he r. rOKssxiaa5i3iij'v.wi,irmi Tenth West and Center., who;- with - himself, he ;paid, com- tf. posed the most Important part of the WANTED WORK By young mam FORSALE PiaHOr globe. Warwick ' . progressive party." Can give references. Phone' 285, book cases, couch, combination Pinchot proposed that a new party between 8 a. m. and 6 p.,m. book" case' and. desk, beds, washing be organized, composed of a coalition FOR SALE Good hardy celery plants machine, at. a sacrifice.' Leaving "between his branch of the Progressi also tomato very reasonable; plant city. Mrs. W. N. Hanke, 44 W. 3id party and a branch of the Socialist Floral Provo door next Co., west with rf be dissatisfied which North. , party might Proctor academy tf aerogramme-"composeonly of vague ... FOR , SALE 06O acres good yearnings with ,no , specific' and1 im- NATURAL ICE-K- Cep 1 stuff fooa your brush iand 'Vlth "'VtftlTAN mediate programme attached - therein 'sanitary condition Try the Al- - Castle, Utah. -- Will take. ' . to. c!typVo "7 Ice len Best Co., best - price.' ice, Pinchot In part pajmect. , Phone 161. The new party, Mr, said, ; erty ' S 24 best 1 service. Phone J!y would have a specific and Immediate . .The Artistic Miss -- Amos Pincbot, who, with his brother,. Gifford, has long been known as a leader of the New York, May t The Dream Girl A comedy PINCHOT BROTHERS TO START NEW PARTY - TOM AND STASIA MOORE -7 M-1- Entertainers Colored Friday Hazel Dawn . -- Matinee-10- Thursday j Mr. Wllford Holds way, of Salt Lake 'had been, spending a few days with relatives and friends. W ednesday I These animals are in a wild state and "while they had -- probably seen 1 The Great $20,000. Photoplay human - beings-befo- re, they had not rTHE .DIAMOND been closely approached fof aome tlini before Mr. Aylesworth - visited their FROM THE SKY' pasture. The herd In motion Is a, ' magnificent flight, indeed the buffa-- j Featuring lo scenes, .in which the huge herd' LcUies Pickford and Wm. charges directly at the camera, are Rutse'l among the best In the. series of 111ms he obtained worthy to rank with those of the timid mountain sheep. The pictures are unusually inter-- j . eating and descriptive and indeed were taken not only for exhibition In pho-- ; toplay houses, but also as .valuable natural1 history documents. They will In the Fanriful Comedy be h0wn iat.the .CoIunibia theatre cn . Palmyra field. Spanish Fo" Oldest end beet water right, on fl.iO.OO river. per acre. n terms. Enqulre-- P. P, Thomas. c"'-- ' Spanish Fou. t" lt ' h r - O' - l,v't'V! l)f I ommc-cfcl-ban- M-2- 1 be k inly ca.-i- ... , ! v . worthy to up from 'd to tike r l.avi not tii ' |