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Show THE PROVO TOST PACK EIGHT 'WWWWHPWWW ' W Tiiwi wi mnn sir r 1 XU itaiiBiwt i WHKgBWi CT l L v l Lf3 M Li J v v in LADIES Of ODDS & ENDS A.4 ' if & CHILDRENS SHOES All high class, good style and dependable stock, but there are only a few pairs" of each kind and run of sizes incomplete! So they must go. We are slaughtering the prices to clean up , LADIES WHITE NU BUCK SHOES AND SLIPPERS LADIES' RUSSIAN TAN AND SHOES $3.25 Opera Pumps SUPPERS . ONE LOT $2.25 to $3.25 VALUES Lire Oxfords ip Patent Leather, Vici Kids and Gun Metal. Black and Colored. Astonishing Values. Price to (3ean Up ONLY 98c ; ONE LOT Sixes 8 1-- 2 Oxfurds'tTJII viM to 11, TaarandBlaelrr . c ONE LOT $2.50 to $3.50 VALUES and Plain Pumps in Button Oxfords, Patent Leather, Kid and Gun .Metal, both Black and Colored. Prices to Clean Up ONLY ONLY Clean 79C $2.48 $1.85 Pumps Shoes $1.75 and to $4.00 VALUES - and Slippers and Button Patent Leather, Dull Kid and White ONE LOT $3.00 Colonial, Plain Pumps. Suede, Velvet, Gun ONLY $1.38 98 to $3.50 VALUES Metal, Tan and Black. OUR BIO, BUSY STORE IS CROWDED WITH .THE 1- ap Uxfords. Buck. Price to Clean Up ONLY $2.38 Price to Clean Up $1.85 SEASONS .NEWEST CHILDRENS $1.25 to $1.50 HIGH-CLAS- S MERCHANDISE SO LOWLY PRICED THAT WE CAN SHOW YOU SUBSTANTIAL IN EVERYTHING IN SUITS, PRESSES, SHOES AND DRY GOODS. Sizes 5 SAV-ING- S 1- -2 to 8. VALUES Patent Leather and Kid. Tan ONLY 69C T AH Ladies Suits One Half Price All Ladies Coats One Half Price The Big, Busy, Popular StoTe Never Uudersold, Seldom Equaled Owned by Local People Nothing else. Mr Smith beMees in prohibition, "the emesarms" believe in regulation; amlj each ha3 an absolute right to such be-- , lief. Neither piohibition or regulation, BRYAH LEAVES WILSON CAB1HTET i i r Tn'TKe'TiramOTe-hdlSptanoTronT.FO'i- method. is temperance. They are stmply dif- ferent methods of handling 'the liquor Jen- Washington, June 9. William The Famous Players Film company,1 secrenings Bryan retired today as the Jesse I.. Lasky Film cimpany and tary of state. Hla first act as a Olher Morosco Photoplay company in the- to issue a .statement J association with Bosworth-Jnc- ., vateUisen-wa- has 'Taraindunt his Fea8tma'Tor'Teavlfiff "P'Itture' Corporation explaining that he secured a production of particular ex- the cabinet ceUenCC intended to lay his view of what the The Hiuse of the Lost Court. Germany American policy toward It is the screen version of a popular should be before the public for novel written by Mrs. C. N. William- i. ! traffjc end beetle He estimates Provos population at j: your feet hurt you this warm weather? If so, perhaps ; you are not wearing the right kind of Shoes. DOROTHY DODD SHOES DO NOT BURN D& It is less than 10,000, He claims we would have twenty saloons. - SOB . i 7 1 ... - The statement came as a senti-tiona- l featuilng Viola Dana and the supportcast is a strong one. The play cjimax to ft day of farewell ing was shown before an enthusiastic speeches and good wishes from Presi- audience two weeks at the Boardway dent Wilson and the executive col- theatre, New York City, and created a most favorable impression. leagues of the retiring secretary. The story deals with love and adIn his explanation, Mr. Bryan re- vealed that the President had not felt ventures of a young artist and the mysterious rig which contains the justified in adopting two suggestions sleep of death'," presented to the Lade by his secretary of state that artists brother by an Indian chieftan an offer should be made to Germany whom he had befriended, and which to settle the questions in dispute with afterwards saves the artist's life. The the United States to an International play, has niany peculiar situations and commission for investigation during a bolds the interest from beginning to years time and that meanwhile Amer- - end. The scenery and acting In this leans should by proclamation be production are exceptional. Indeed, warned not to take' passage on any one of the New York critics stated belligerent ships or American vessels that this play was the nearest thing to- perfection os. t . tog . ammun Itlon. These-pro- 4 prgpe. en the people in the hope of securing such an expression of public sent meat as will support the President in employing these remedies if in the future he finds it consistent with his sense of duty to favor them. Mr. Bryans statement was receiveJ with undisguised amazement in official quarters. No comment was made i j - i j . f . U . t - . - - po MlB ry f but impart a soothing feeling of comfort to the feet. They hold their shape.' They Wear. They are thd best possible in materia and workmanship. They are reasonable in price. traffic. It does not with stop the i Po , traffic, but and th - and-mislea- lers. Oak Soles. The r J selj Black. Sivlish Hu )t SCUFFERS AND . SANDALS" ; thatwear' Try them once and you are our customer al- j. -- -- - -- ways. CHEAPER SHOES Patent with White Kid vr Trimming, offer boys;1" and Childrens Shoes at " 95c, $1.25 and $L45, A Sole.-Al- Account. Y. M. A. Y. L. M. 1. g. -- - Vis ths- - Salt Lake Route Tickets on sale points west of N' phi and Tintic June 9 o 12, Inc Re, turn limit June 20. Nephl, Eureka, Mammoth, Silver City and east June A Nifty limit June J 1 17 Little Colonial Pump. Cool and, ComWhite Canvas Sneaker v itn red rubber sole and heel, sale on and after June 15, Special Price Dorothy . Dodd Quality, Black and Sand Combination, Price SI 50 $350 l fortable. haff sizes C. & D. $300 NEW MODEL PUMP " " f Rates to Salt Lake. City A Louis Heel withTtirn ranging up to size 2. est at the price. - Exburaien bet v", C SCOUT SHOES - w-j- of best to be had. w- - Louisville Leather removes the liscense ' Salt Lake's encouragement of all , thing a, cause aeon ti n tt al drain-thmoney in circulation In Provo. We are deriving no revenue and- our citys finances are gradually growing further behind. So much effort la being given in the determination to make prohibition prohibit that no consideration an be .... jeek If proro la to enjoy material pro- perity-w- e must cease suppressing; must atop the drain of money that Is going to Salt Lake. If we will simply remove the restraint, the suppression; make Provo a desirable place hi whir1! to live; give everyone the right 1ft Jive bis own life and work ou this own Salvation; let not society interfere with him unless- he Interferes with the mass of society. Do this, but this, and the troubles complained of will adjust themselves. Gentleman is-o- ne A - this Reverand This better goods are made e Does -- Children's ' are one of our , All our speerakies. hamam-endeattfrf:sa?3- ' and She regulation. The present attempt at suppression has g:me in its ramifications, to all, - I, could exist. He estimates $40,000 Ofl a from the saloons. We never had more than $10,000.00. He estimates $150,000110 a year would be taken from the people wiih no benefit whatever. This is ?n Intemperate gues3 like most of th rest of his statistic?. Some of the facts as they appear to "the emissaries" are as follows: Prohibition is an intemperate method of dealing with the liquoy merely photoptoy-that-he-ifneu-- of officials indicated that they be'Uevedf given? la he a voter a tax payer, a unfortunate that so pro- - business ,man, a husband " and a nounced aa expression of opinion father? Echo answers is he? Read should be made public while the dia- - his article and judge for yourself of cusaioa- with Germany was in prog- - his merits. ress. It became known, too; tnat Mr.'1 Not alone are the words IntempersU Bn an told his colleaguea in a general but they are falsa. Absolutely false, way 'of'' the contents of his8tale- "These emissaries ment and some had adrlaed agalnst'.have not said at all what the sponsor L of truth and temperance claims they The principles advocated by Mr. have.. What they have said 1? that Bryan ia embodied in the treat! of the same lies, the game spirit that negotiated by the United stales tempts to suppress the liquor traffic with thirty nations ant accepted have sup pressed every other line of ' by Germany, although no convention human endeavor until business Is ever was .drafted. The statement ia stagnant. , The word aaloon has never a condensation of the argnmcnCwhich been mentioned-dconsidered, neither Secretarv Rrvan has be nmsking re- - have blind pig, boot leggeF or any peatediy to President Wilsrni in the other agency of the liquor, traffic, last few weeks and upon which he Suppression, and that alone, has been hopes to build upa public semlment the thing spoken of and complained in the United States that wlU make about. war with Germany ImposribI The qbestion before the people is imot and the Earnings Spent Locally 'one of . fr ,1..T$1.48 $1.50 to $1.75 Assortment ONE LOT $2.50 f ONE LOT Patent Leather and Kid. Price-t-o $tU it CHILDRENS $1.75 to $2.00 VALUES SHOES AND SLIPPERS 1 $3.25 Plain Pumps $3.25 Button $3.50 to $3.75 Button Shoes All to be Closed Out 98 Button Oxfords $3.25 to $3.75 Button Shoes All to be Closed Out it '$3.25- - LADIES WHITE CANVAS C. & $300 |