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Show AUGUST PROVO POST, FRIDAY, V. -- TOCOIIDUCHPIP .m"andFlftr Wards. the speakers at the Sunday evening Regular sacramental meetings will services In the Bonneville ward at Musical numbers have also be held In the First and Filth wards 17:30. Sunday evening at 7:30. Musical been arranged, numbers will be rendered. Pioneer Ward. Second Ward. Elder Arthur D., Taylor rill be the ' Elder Brigham Johnson will give speaker at the Pioneer ward Sunday a sermon on The Seventh Corn- - evening. . The usual good musical mandmeat at the Second ward Sun numbers will also be features of the services, which begin at 7:30. day evening. A good musical program has also been arranged. Meeting beScientist Church. gins at 7:30. First Church of Christ, Scientist. Third Ward. No. 80 North University avenue. Arrangements have been made tor Sunday morning services at 11 be to the missionaries two returned Mind. 8unday oclock, subject, speakers at the Third ward Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening muevening. In addition, a pleasing meetings at 8 oclock. sical program will be given. Services' begin at 7:80. St. Marys Episcopal Church. No. 60 West Second North. SunWard. Fourth services and sermon at day morning The speaker at the Fourth ward o'clock. Sunday KkMl il B. Professor be will Sunday evening practice Wednesday F. Cummings, Jr., of the B. Y. U. oclock. atChoir 7:30. Rev. William F. evening Meeting begins at 7 o'clock. Bulkley, rector. j - QOyA. L DRIVING rM?Re TANDDM T SHO A.RADIAN WORSES WITH.1 TOOELE SCHOOLS Chit rch A Ctivities 19. 1921. TO MT, TIMPANOGOS Utahs famous summer .playground, Mt. Tlmpanogos, is to be the scene of much merriment August 22-- 1 when the public schools Tooele county will, conduct an outing to the summit of our majestic 23-2- 4 4, A thirty The , ' jN.' v rr Wed ;r2 the old i Idol. . Such was tV the information given out this morning by Elmo Cunningham, secretary of the Provo Commercial club, upon receipt of a letter from 8torm McDonald, Tooele I county agricultural club leader, who asked that someone from the Brigham Young university familiar with the vegetation, formation and features of the mountain join the party in the capacity of a guide. Director! E. L. Roberts of the local school consented last night to accompany th BXCUrBtonlBtB. This outing js planned. Mr. McDon-ai- d d says, as a part of, the 8lzth Ward. educational program of Tooele coun-- l has Elder Vernon Tolboe, who schools; the idea being to get the West Fourth South street. ty from ' A misand ons. mothers and very .recently-return- ed tatllBrg every Sunday. Sun- - torg together for play. sion In the Eastern states, will adm. a. 10:80 . school at Preaching. dress the Sixth ward congregation day J at a. m. Special services are be--1 8unday evening. Special musical numbers have been arranged. Meet- ing held every evening for an indefi- - ar ,wUl ,town boty 0n ? ln nlte period In the tent at the back Tooele and Provo ing begins at :30 oclock. to do some adverof the publie library at 8 oclock. It Is expected that there will Everybody welcome. Elder S. S. tising. Manavu Ward. more be than 200. in the party. Professor Carl Eyring of the B. Y. Holm, pastor. The itinerary of the excursionists U. will deliver an interesting address ' Catholic Church. as follows: is Manavn ward 8unday evening at the 8 a. m. Leave Tooele, 8 a. m.,1 Corner First North and First and a musical program will be renEast. Rev. J. O. Delaire, pastor. Monday, August 22, 8:20 a. m. meet! dered. Services begin at 7:80. Mass every Sunday at 10:30. Cate- - Grantsvllle delegation ' at Milton, m. Lake Point, 9:45 Salt chism class Saturday at 10:30 and 8:30 Bonneville Ward. South and State Lake, Thirty-thir- d Two returned missionaries will be Sunday at 9:30 oclock. street. 11 a. m. Lehl. Meet Ruah valley delegation, who will have come through Cedar valley. BABY CARRIAGE WHEELS 12:30 p. m. Power plant. Provo Lunch here. (Put up canyon. lunch before leaving home to avoid NEED A NEW TIRE? cooking or breaking Into provision Ball bearings Wheel wobbly pack.) missing? Chain loose or bro.1:30 p. m. Enter Provo canyon. ken? Not sure of your handle Wildwood branch 2:15 p. m. at seat? It anything is wrong road to Aspen grove. make it with your bike, well 3:15 Aspen grove. (Make camp right quickly cheaply. Dont for night.) ride a wheel thats not right. 6:30 p. m. Supper. Band conLet us make it O. K. cert Community singing. - 9 Keys Made to Order p. m. Taps. Turn out. 5 a. m., August 23 MEREDITH CYCLE CO. 5:30 a. m. Breakfast. 15 N. University Ave. Lake. 11:30 a. m. Emerald climb. 6 a. m. Line forms-fo- r Light lunch. (One sandwich, bar of sweet chocolate.) (Furnish your own.) 1 p. m The saddle. 2 p. m. Top of mountain, elevation 12,080 feet. 6 p. m. rCamp; supper; band concert. August 24, 6 a. m. Breakfast. 7 a. m. Break camp. 7:30 a. m. Main road Provo canyon, turn north. 8:15 a. m. Charleston. 8:45 a. m, Heber., . 10:15 , m. Park City. 11:30 a. m. Parley canyon, 12 Lunch. 2 p. m. Salt Lake. What They WU1 See Highest mountain in Utah., For years we have maintained standards Only glacier In Utah. Vegetation typical of every region whichhave between here and the Arcttc circle. From top of Tlmpanogos can be seeq a great part of the state of Utah and mountain peaks ln Wyoming. Send us your orders and let us serve you. HE LIKED THE RIDE f rv, j - i k .V n I ft flSfJS 1 I Sri year-roun- rV40 daugh-Regul- ... J Mo7 tfcs gngin. ar ) Kiddy-- SfiYecorated rcf. hkyd Sbody; tws JWO 1 ipwsed: 0lw tot.' vw: I RE-TIRE- Ini D w. J. Jsdg isd nubile City- - with P.N. drlvli Usenet vuseni theeou More: end AINER WITH S X! FRANKIE STOUT, ONE CLOWNS ' 0r TME - HEROES, AND THEN Norman and Ralph Penrose, of Elkins Park,- Philadelphia, were brothers. They enlisted together, fought in France together and came home together heroes of the war. And yet Monday they, quarreled over a miserable little telephone bill and Norman shot and killed Ralph. - T brought-u-many-satisfi- ed FOR WHITE SLAVES. cable dispatches a thriving white slave trade has Just been broken np ln Hamburg, Germany. It seema that scores of pretty girls were being induced to "sign A tall, distinguished looking man np to go to South America, where walked np to a public chauffeur in employment and fine treatment were Washington the other day. promised. Country girls, especially, I want a ride, he stated, seating were the victims. Once across the I himself. Atlantic the girls were sold to white Any particular place?" asked the Blavesat from $3,000 to $5,000 each, chauffeur, stepping on the gas. You might make It the speedway THE LIGHT HOUSE along the Potomac river, replied the I Just want to fide." There are twenty-eiglanguages patron. Around and around the oval speed- - Bp0ken in Chicago, not counting golf muJh for and baseball. Our under- policemen the 3 Mh ouMtTecIme too of Btand all them. lady, tb driver very little and very much "Say," he said to the fare, "Isnt who seemed there any place else you might like to lost, blocked the traffic on State and Marguerite Clark, in Scrambled Wives, at the Columbia visit? Its none of my business, but Madison streets the other day and into the symher . troubles poured Tonight and Saturday Im getting tired of thla ear of cop the crossing pathetic Anacostia, try "Oh, you might "Vare Is der light house, please, she i languidly replied the man. PHILOSOPHY T am a bachelor Want to pay your gas When the motor got ln front of St. Inquired. "The chieftain gave an approving Elisabeth's Hospital the government bill, lady? said the understanding ofCunningham Fraham. the, famous nod. Then he said thoughtfully: It: she smiled Michigan Insane asylum, the man signaled the ficer. Yas,Adams As our Tartar proverb has avenue at street, two blocks traveler, said one day at the Knickerchauffeur. ' "While the wise man la thinking said two he. blocks east, .and south said. he I X live, ! bocker Club: This is where married the fool hu about her and the 'getting placing way raimiy dismounting and proceeding indicating I am a bachelor, and I find that hi sixth daughter horn to Mm. on but "Gee. the curb. youre safely ' up to the hospital. wonder." said the gaa man. who even among the most backwards and Lob Aangeles Times. , , Now the .chauffeur Is wondering la bachelorhood looked Easy," savage people how to get the $64 bill paid run up happened to baj, bystander. OWENS WITH RAY Jt CO. said the cop. "The corner of her gaa on as a sign of wisdom. on him by the nonchalant Inmate. Once in Tartary a chleftian asked J. A. Owens has accepted Potbill was sticking out of her bag, and ion as real estate salesman with w. he plunged back into the traffic for me If I had a wife. .A MORAL SLUMP H. Ray & Co. I answered. exhaulted one, No, Gas Gazette. of the Picture England Distressing of Today. 'No Time for God is the title of a remarkable article by Sir James Douglas. In a London publication. no England. he writes, "has the Over all the land time for God. " ' old gray towers and spires of the witness to the bear still churches they faith that has grown cold, but bells are empty churches, and their no longer summon the good people to tender meditation and gentle ; prayer. WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS IN TIIE Never ln my life has religion COUNTY the has Never spiritebbed so lowr ual pulse of the nation beat so feeb15 Per Cent Discount on Fancy China 15 Per Cent Discount on Openstock Dinner- ly. The soul of the nation Is empty, ln the voices no are There great 10 Per Cent Discount on Cut Glass . ware ln poetry pulpit or on the platform,mills ' grind or in proBe. The divorce 10 per Cent. Discount on Common Glassware 15 Pey Cent'Discount on Aluminumware out their grist of misery day by day and the nation grins and sneers at 25 Per Cent Discount on Graniteware 20 Per Cent Discount on Silverware the grimy procession of moral Invaof fumes the lids marching. through pprjury to the pit of lust. Is reaction. But the law of life The tidal wave of materialism has nearlv reerhed its highest polht. The foul waters will recede--, the home will be built again, the family will HOME OF OPEN STOCK be restored to its old place in the life of the nation. spiritual ' There will be a great sluipp ln REM EMBER, WE DELIVER USE OUR PHONE immorality. There will bh a'panic ln the pig markets of sens,ual cvnlctsm. 333852235 England must find time for GoJ. According to I Smoot Lumber Co. -- 1 ht BUILDING HEADQUARTERS ! , UTAH PROVO 1 1 -- AGE-OL- , i For Friday & Saturday -- OUR TERMS ARE CASH. FREE DELE ERY. Whits Mill Run, per cwt 500 lbs. or more White Mill Run, per cwt White Bran, per cwt 500 lbs. or more White Bran, per cwt White Shorts, per cwt 500 lbs. or more White Short 3. Barley, per cwt. : 500 lbs. or more Barley, per Barley, Chopped, per cwt 500 lbs. 500 lbs. or more 1-05 ' $1.10 $1.00 $1.65 $1.55 $1.25 L J j or more Barley, Chopped, per cw- t- Wheat, per cwt, .It' t -$- -- cwt- -y Wheat, per cwt ?' V' i. i ' ) 4 I t " 425 WEST CENTER km it oJJ s $1.35-- $1.25 $1.85 $1.75 Wasatch Produce - X .15 i. 't SimecMs tor $1.15 - -- 1 D , Specials PHONE 480 - pendlni krleoi yadin lorna tody c In The Front Rank of Building Material Values SOME SPECIAL PRICES on a few doors and windows as long as they last. takes tory ' ander Talari 5- t ORC-U- Circus, Some of the Parade Scenes ia the Great Sells-Flot- o 23 on Provo to Tuesday, August Coming MEREDITH CYCLE CO. e LL5 PLOTO SUTTON TEA & CHINA CO. THE DINNERWARE j , |