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Show ?i3 HTH THE FROVO POST L-'- ' 'Mr. Ralph Jones is in lrrovojmy sister, Lucy. Croyn her with staving at, the residence of bis the happiness you offered me. The light of Heaven points my parentk ( PROVO 520-J x- way to China. Pray" that jMfc may soon rest in the heart e.f METHODIST EPIS Menny. In honor of the eleventh birth- A social,, event- - ,the week was Captain COPAL CHURCH Mrs. V. of son Grant her an Easter breakfast given hv Mrs? 0, T& air.cur.t cf misrcprcscnfatlon by the day W. Farrer on Wednesday en-- ! Bailey presided at A birthday ,var-10 mornhool. a. Sunday in.; peddlers cf alum baking powders, no jugVOTE GAINS ty on'Wednesday afternoon. On ing. Appropriate for the occasion 'ing service, 11 a. m subject, The gling with chemicals cr pretended analysis, the? table, which was prettily deco-- 1 Easter lilies were used in decoral-jri,cl,- e Vpon. Whieh the Truth or or cooked-u- p certificates, cr falsehoods of BIO IN and the meal nerved in nindlar raM potted plant., a . any kind, can change the fact that . dav- oake formed the center piece, style. Cards were the mam of the Cup: JL A. Smith. Games and music enlivened the'ture of the evening, three tables pastor. time for the young guests, who being played and prizes, received City Elections Held in a. Number Mrs. Will Ward, Mr. Ed. T. i of Cities Evidence been found. by. the offi. were Elmer Dunn, Vera Craven,1 by Falling Off Marvel Clark, Wilson Conover, !r . cial examinations to be of the 11 .in the Wet Vote; Clark, CaPrelo Bushman and Mrs. Alma Van Wugoncn, Organizations Are Elated. highest efficiency, 'Charles Vasher, Royden Danger-!- ? Hr a - is!' 2? at Jim, from of absolute free and heart, MeAd.m Vera alum, Add. and. ' thrown off by his uncle, a banker,' CHICAGO, April Miss Coombs of Richfield. , Reports and and compelled to shift for him- - from the battlefields of the wets , ' ' self. As nothing tdse offers; lie and dry all over the state "The eidith (trade of Ike Vine-- p.rrer were Royal Baking Powder is indispensable her dhughtersSlisses a member of a cate a sweeping victory for the yanl ward entertained as a basket Haud In(J 0nfor making finest and most economical food. ' ' ing crew at the seaside resort. and bow party oii Tuesday even league. V -Ilere it have the first thrill- The womens vote was the de- Ing which proved successful in fternoon La-a the incident Tufatey that ing speaks highly of termining factor in many instaue-- ' every respect. Eaeh young ladyjx-Stook with her a basket and a oow, i.npfL , t , realism. It is the 0 iIrs -is saving of showed that where a majority of Bloomington, Freeport, Assmnp very encoUru then the gentlemen selected a bas- - ptjii- - t-- wed-th- e saloons! the wo- w?ePe the th? men ?; voted for 8Pt,nt.aa.army. Preparationor his the In Clinton aHl ing. ket, thereby selecting places where our partner aftertiodn of pleasure in sewing , , Monmouth, is made. On his way to his men voted against them.' . 'ding attachbow and were well the also, organized r,nd wearing. were among the cities ,npn and social ehat. bride, Jim reads placards before The wets carried 'Springfield, Farmington ed. The affair was enjoyed by a hard made fight the saloons a motion picture theatre advertis- - the capital of the state, which carried by the drys. about sixty couple, who danced Wednesday afternoon the Soro-- ing Life Savers at Work. and at furnished the hottest The result is a sweeping vicand ade merry until the hour wu fight in the cIub members met at lfae bonje He brings Captain Jenny jwhole campaign.- late. tory for the drys, said of Mrs. W. F. Violett. A book Play.. to the theatre. The majority was 3500, and in superintendent of the review of Child Study was made sees the motion this instance both men and women n Captain The was shown everywhere. In Aurora Jenny The members of the Tuesday league tonight. by Mrs. S. R. Callaway, which picture in which Jim rescues wet Club-mwe the ticket. will indications Lucy are that et ,'votcd with was followed contest brought out the carry-th- e afternoon Bridge ' by she and the as coun-- j gest vote ever east In that city and recognizes her Are of nine ten girl out he Elated, week tkis Drys Mr. Murray Twelve, every, Uncs readio, along-,sister. Jim tells her of his leu e Dixon, Aurora, Sterling and ties in which the proposition was, out of a total vote of 15,818, 75(H) and enjoyed an afternoon of cards v n affair with the girl whole life he Joilet are also in the wet column, submitted to a vote. women cast their ballots. and social entertainment. Eight , . saved. After Jim leaves her, Gap-- though there were conflicting reThe The city of Springfield gave the tables wer, played, prizes being victory! only comparable Mrs. A. E. has gone to tain Jenny dresses' herself and conflicting figures Rent to this is the victory of 1908, when'drys the surprise of their lives. lit again awarded at each table. Pink car- - reside in Salt Wright ports Lake City. as a Captain Tn the Salvathm out by each side both the we won 1053 out of 1200 town- - thirty-nin- e nations" formed the decorations" precincts there women claiming ' Army. She packs,rh?r...things and' vietory. Then, however, none of cast 40711 dry votes against 4.V7 and a delicious luncheon was serv-- Miss Hazel ships. Finlayson is spend-in- g leaves a not for Jim. It reads; ed. 7n addition to a full Galesburg, Dwight, Rockford, the large downstate towns were wet Votes. The men voted two to two weeks in Salt Lake City. The girl you thought dead is Pontiac, one for the vtrets. club members,, sever Elgin, Btavia, Oanton.'captured. existmembci-of the different al ing clubs were in attendance. I. PHONE :l SOCIAL NOTES R AROUND Tbe Fact Remains ; 4 J. ( - , yti iea-(ln8i- IllllIS j"?!7"n Royal Baking Powder has i Mw. .S' Anti-Saloo- n OP'. leavening ivholesomeness. purity good-fello- - indi-becom- life-sav- -- anti-Saloo- -- - n is-w- e "l g ; ft" I -- MThe-xesuli- n, . h anti-saloo- big-abo- . , 1 repre-sentation'- of s The members of the Congregational church are devoting considerable effort for an entertainmeijt which will be given to the public on Saturday afternoon. A splendid programme will be given and a general good time of sociability enjoyed. Ice "cream end cake will be accessible," and an Easter sale of lilies, potted plants and blubs will be on. Theaffair will be held at the Cngregational parsonage and all are welcome. , - -- )- - Jusf a few special items for Saturday which point the way to true economy Saturday morning we will offer you extra. This afternoon the members, of the Nineteenth Century Cub met at. the home of Mrs. j. W. Lier. Icy. An interesting and instructive paper on Convic L'',-- i .was well given by Mrs.LicrW, a ,- , -- r f h - jr Mrs. Eugene Cluff Idaho, and expects to foy a month. trt,-- be absent f i ordinary values in hosiery. We will show yu the biggest volume of inens, womens and childrens hosiery, bought at the low-- l y(, est prices, that was ever; our; good fortune to secured V - . . SATURDA Y STORE-NEWS-FO- J J Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Joseph Yates entertained in honor of her husbands birthday. Twenty relatives enjoyed a delicious and in the evening a happy time was spent with songs. instrumental music and games. r ' Mr. Ben H. Bullock ' spent the fore part of .the week in Balt Lake City. Mrs. F.Jf. Pullham .has returned after a weekV visit with her Ton. Barrett, in Balt Lake City. r . ; Mrs. 'Kathryn Eardley of Salt . . Womens Ipswich Eavel Stop, Saturday Economy Special Garter-to- p r Hose? positive 25c value Jl,. luC - Women s Burson Medium Weight Hose, black only, positive 25c value, s Saturday. Economy Special I Alexander." j;4 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spencer of Rochester, New York. were the 'gaest'Tftf Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Thome on Tuesday. Mrs. Spencer was formerly Miss Sadie MeFad-de- n of Provo. " -- r , Mrs. Emma Murdock of Ileher is .visiting with her mother, Mrs. James Henry. Mrs. J. Theriot returned to ber home n Boise, Idaho,, after a two weeks visit with Mrs. A. JClark. ed wards. in i Wemens Black Full Fashioned Hose, positive Saturday Economy Special 12c value, Misses Black or Tan Fine Bibbed Hose, sizes 5 Saturday Economy Special to toy2, ty 'T i i 7 i Meixs Black Cashmere Hose, 25c values, Saturday Economy Special Men s Black Mercerized Lisle Hose, positive 25c value, Saturday Economy Special Mens Black or Tan Hose, positive 20c value, 6c Mens Black or Tan Hose, positive 15c value, o n IZ 1ZC positive 15c value, Saturday Economy- - 8pecial - 9c 1 rl 9c Saturday Economy Special Saturday Economy Special Men 8 15c, Heavy Tan Work Hose, made with white heel and toealways worth ' YIY.Z.l.i C Saturday Economy Special -- Mens Heavy Rockford Knit Work Hose, positive 15c value, Saturday Economy Special CUTLER Y SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY . Articles that- were intended to sell at from 25c to - 5Qc, Saturday Economy Special, 10 '' many different items, that it would require more space than we are allotted. . This lot of cutlery consists of To get an idea of what - thu special consists of , OJtJs o Varied a range and so EAST WINDOW. We have just received word from Salt Lake City that the Rowe Clothes Shop stock which we purchased orom the district court of Salt Lake coiuv ty, was shipped Tuesday and should arrive here today. We promise the greatest clothing and furnishing v ever neid in Provo, and urge you to prepare "to take advantage of the values which will be offered yttft. Watch for details. full papers 1 J0' ' THE ECONOMY STORE on Wednesday. t .Mrs. J. M. Jones has returned from a pleasure trip to Salt Lake ' t Citv. A 12y2c value, : Misses Black or Tan Mercerized Lisle Hose, fine ribbed, positive r 25c value, Saturday Economy Special David tOpenshaw will be hostess .to the members of the So-- . ciaj Sixty Club at her residence on Friday evening. IVIJoutz of Paysou were guests of trs. Sidney' Pace - Womens Back Frill Fashioned" Hose? positive - Saturday Economy Special, per pair' ' Mrs. Will Fairbanks and li)C 'Women s Mercerized Lisle Hose, linen heel and toe, positive 25c 1L .value, Saturday Economy Special Tin thePioneer ward on Monday night the Fourt h jyard dramat ic dub gave"an"entertainment .m the nature" of a play entitled, All a Mistake? This was witnessed by a full house and the proceeds were divided between the two mention- f'r ' 41 J Boyi Heavy Bibbed Hose,, the Black Cat Brand, every pair worth 25c, k , - .S Lake- - Fity-rh- as re turn edafter few a days with her spending -parents, Mr. and Mrs.' F. B. ll k, . r- -. J" |