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Show THE SUNDAY HERALD. SUNDAY. JUNE 22. 1924. f Sitia, AlatsU; Cpe South America; and all point between. It aeetu that Mr. Kieharda was bora with more than the average amount of that travel OVER spirit in his system, and hi twe yeara with the American experi-tionar- y air forvea ia France prwed variety are Just the incentive needed to defiVL ofnewI""-scenes, ran nitely decide him on a career of "c mice TtxA dreams," but few of as world travel and sightseeing com So Just a soon ai Uncle Sam ltone to nuke thes dreams nngsionaDy, however, aoine landed hiin back home on United Uturoua individual with more States toil he nought out the rirl he had left behind two years before and tderlnst" we all have In our syg-- t so eloquently pleaded hnilg cause we that she said "yes" to both proposiirtaally et 00t to do wn me tions. For five years Mr. and Mrs. to 00 RiuKuiur-w- ut jfcop Richards have roamed this western individual la T. II. Blcb- - hemisphere L . by by automobile, C late of Los Angeles but more train, on foot, and by boat or canoe, recently OVERS RAMBLE 'Horn. EUROPE ana have visited every count it in both North and South America and the Meat ladies. Having seen everythiug worth while on the western heuiituihere Mr. and Mrs. Richards plait to speud the next five years touring Enrol-- , Asia, Africa and Austrslie. all by automobile. Having read about the wonderful record made by "C'annou- oau naker in timing an OlUsuio-bil- e Six from New York to Km An. gclea in high gear, averaging 27.S miles to the gallon of gasoline, combined with the fact tha tthe Six eugine has airplane type warn oearmgs, they decided that their next tar would be an Olds. After spending two weeks with Mrs. llluhard s iarents in York, l'a.. iur iiauiotiiig novers," as they are caiiea, wm drive to New York City where they will load their Oldsmo-biland camp equipment on board steamship for Bordeaux, from which point tney will start for the interior of France' to visit some of the scenes made so familiar to Mr. Bich- ards through his two years' service as an officer in the V. 8. air servu-at the front. Kroin France they will motor through every country in Europe, visiting every big city and place of historic Interest. By slow stages they will cover the entire eastern hemisphre, ending up in Australia in 1929. Olds-niobi- e CONOCO GASOLINE Distillation Record End Point 429 . . . . Color 26 plug 284 per cent "406 95 Negative (no acid) Doctor per cent 52 per cent 87 per cent 25 Initial 115 221 374 This is SUPERIOR GASOLINE Service Station 1 and Station 2 Tin . . A A L ., Provo, Utah. -- T ! -- - ....... l. ;T.H E - im n $'1500.00. A REAL BARGAIN. orKlNGYILLE KIWAXIS. In harmony with the national Kiwanis program for an all night, when the 1240 Kiwanis clubs of America with an 88,000 membership were to meet at the same hour and carry out a similar program, the Spriug-vlll- e Kiwanlans accompanied by their wives gathered at the banquet table in the Third ward amusement hall Monday evening is The Fourth of July wlU be celebrat- ea in sprlngville in a fitting man June 10. ner. The big feature of the day will Invocation was offered by Dr. be the unveiling evercises of the N. Beat The community singing monument, contributed to Sprlng-vlllwas lead by Elmo Coffman. by Cyrus E. Dallln, of Boston, Mrs. Nelson Beal read the Kiwhich is a memorial to the Spring, wanis message from President vllle and Mapleton boys who paid Arras. Jokes and stories were the supreme sacrifice, In the late told by J. F. Wlngate. Miss Mel-b- a world war. Condie gave a vocal solo. The unveiling program will take The "Inter Club Relations place on the City park at 3 :30 p. m. Creed" was read by Mrs. A. O. Mr. Daliiu will be present for the Johnson. M. W. Bird gave an occasion, also Governor Mabey and address on "The Meaning of All Mayor C. Clarence Neslen . of Salt Kiwanis Night" Jacob Coleman Lake City. of Provo delivered an address on The Fourth of July celebration will "Duties of the Patriotic Citizen." ba tinder the direction of the mem orial committee and will be made a The final number was a radio aome Wm. N. by day for all soldier entertainment ' boya coming Grooms. f fipringvllle and Mapleton, 'A A. . to. pOpMOr I - e. Seven Attendants to Promptly Serve Yon. . . W O R L D NO C A R" u-i-- -- PAGE THREE. -r ANOTHEK BARGAIN-l's- ed play.ri piano, laylor Bros Muaic Iviit., Herald Want Ad INSPRINGM MOBILE AND VICO MOTOR OILS 5th West and Center St. also for former residents of th rum. niunity. The day will lie opened by the firing of the guns at day break by Thomas Wheeler. There w ill be spurts and amusements on the City park in the forenoon and a partri-oti- e KE.iL ESTATE-H- OI SKS program In the Ojiero bouse at 10 o'clock. HOMELAND REALTY CO. The Trovo band will give a eon-ceFINE LOT IX wiunvoon. en the City park from 1 p. m., One of finest hit iu Wildwood to 3 p. m. After the unveiling prowith cabins ready for occupancy. w ill be there gram other attractions on the park followed by a big dance AM 1 mi. north of town l eood in the Opera house. 5 room house, modern : small and large fruit, nuuhiinT.v, horse and PETRI FIKI) EAR MV BE haruess. A bargain at $ijlNU)0. THAT OF INDIAN CHIEF A KEAL Home. If you want a real home, see 115 International News Sarvlosw S. 3rd Every modern conveniTAJ! AN EM J, l'a, June 20. Nliook it over. scientific pilgrimages have leeu ence, LOCATED im W. CENTER, started in this direction because of ft room modern, extra well built, the finding of a lietrified human ea iu a dam here, but folks iu this full bawuieiit. NEAR UNIVERSITY. country hamlet are somewhat agi9 room house, modern, large lot tated by the discovery. win uauilie this; $00 per They mall that historians recorded that in the early part of the mouth ou dcferrd payments, 7 per eighteenth century the old Indian ceiit. $3250.(10. Chief Tamau, hanged here by early Modern home, built-ifixtures. settlers, was minus an ear. In fact, the town was given its present name Prit only $32T0; $500 cash, $35 Icr mouth. because Taman met bis end here. FOURTH OF JULY Hi Test Specifications Corner f K E T H I S brick at a price that should apixal to anyone wishing a home; large lot. 754 N. 1st E. Price $3500.00 ; terms. You can own your own home for only $100 down ; easy terms on balance. See us. HOMELAND REALTY CO. Phone 35. 28 N. Univ. Ave. HOME INSURANCE AGENCY $2000.00 On State Highway. house; 9 acres of ground and barn. Good terms. $2350.00 New bungalow with full basement. A REAL BARGAIN on a large ranch and beet farm. Good terms. HOME INSURANCE AGENCY 208 W. Center St. Phone 870. FOR RENT Small furnished home. Call at 70 E. 4th S. '.T-tt PIANOS FOR RENT piano deiiartmenL 1SS Tavior Br.m. FOR SALE Oil LEASE Modern bungalow. (151 N. Univ. Ave. j 'M oYX ACETYLENE and welding We weld anything made FOU RENT I room ui.hI.tu fur- "f cutting. metaL Kim! nished apt. Apply at 215 N. I'nlv. .lass service.Work guaranteed AY RES, 42 N. 4th W Ave, . j.o4 i none Wj-J- M elva tj WANTED To rent a MAURY IF LONELY Best and modern house, suitable for most successful "Home Maker";! family of three. No children. Phone hundred rich wish marriage soon;! MO-Nstrictly confidential; iuoki reiiai w descriiitnms free. "Tlie 4tii.wsfnl FOR RENT Cottage, two furnish- ll'luli," Mrs. Nash. Box S;.a. Oak-ed rooms and kitchenette, partly laud, Calif. jr.tf modern: garage. Very reasonable. Call 257 S. 5th W. Phone WJ W. WANTED Dirt, r.K-or gravel J 22 from basement is to grade up around houses at Uh East and 3id FOR RENT Furnished npartments, North. Pay 50 tvut8 j,r y.inl modern, with gas. 4ii0 W, 3rd S. W. 11. Ray. j.v-J 2(5 EXPERT marcelling 50c, bob curl ROOMS FOR KENT, BOARD 25e. For appointment phone R'iti 7S0 W. 3rd 8. j BOARD AND ROOM 87 S. 2nd E ANOTHER used piano bargain J 2 tf Taylor Bros., piano dept. 8 f FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. EMPLOYMENT 8 W. 3rd S. J 23 4 FOR RENT Two modern furnish- WANTED Ladies In this locality to embroider linens for us at ed upstairs rooms for housekeephome their leisure moments. ing for couple. Phone 538 V. 319 Write during once at "Fashion EmbroidE. 1st N. eries." 1461 Lima, Ohio FOR RENT 2 unfurnished rooms A WEEK Man wanted with suituhlo for offices. 120 S. Univ $100 l. ambition, industry and small Ave. Call H2-W- . j.o5 You chii make above amount or more, distributing itwKrh'c FOR RENT Rooms at First West Products to steady con and Center, singly on in suite, Quality sumers. fine openings now suitable for office, rooms or apart- available. Sseveral We teach and help you ment. Will furnish if desired. do a big business and nmke more Baker & Baker, Attorneys. money than yo'i ever miide hnfnr age, occupation, references. FOR RENT Sleeping or house- Oive W. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept Ut. 2(513, keeping rooms; also gurage. 55 Freeport, 111. 22 u. 2nd . WANTED Licensed barber. Phone FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. 400. j.23 Ground floor. Phone 381-Jy-WANTED An experienced stenogFOR RENT Furnished housekeeprapher. Must be swift and accuing rooms. 287 E. 2nd N. Phone rate. W. II. Roy. 350-J- . Boyle i announces , she will give Summer i Lessons ;i 24-t- j.7 in Piano 0 PHONE 413-3t-J2- 2 ciip-itu- iVwmni 3 joS I 6 SALESMAN WANTKD WRITE FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, OR CALL ON WILL FRIEL, FOR BALE City lots, building ground floor. 58 W. 3rd S. SPRINGVILLB, UTAH. from $85 each, up. Inquire of F. . W. C. Hathenbruck, owner. 243 E. FARMS. GARDENS, rOULTRI WANTED All kinds of dressmak' 5th N. Provo. UL ing: children's clnthea men's shirts and boys' blouses. Work FUjv FOR SALE 1350-lb- . horse, cheap If guaranteea. Phone 209-J- . - xanen. a at once. Phone 702-J- . $2000. 920 W. Center. FOR electric wiring, contracting FOR RENT Furnished apartments WANTED A good, fresh milk cow, -- Hinates and repairing call Guy783-J-90 N. 2nd E. ""ring reasonable FOR HOUSE or sign painunn, 3 white bull pup, phone 21. LOST modern home, FOR 8ALE one tan ear ; lost in Provo canyon. AMERICAN SHOE SHINE $4750, for cash. 242 W. 6th B. J. WiU Craghead, 193 W. 1st N. 1 PARLOR . Phone 301-Inquire 271 W. 4th S. Ladles' and Gent's Shoes Shlned FOR RENT Partly furnished base- FOR SALE First ward pasture CENTS AU Kinds of Hats Cleaned and ment either 8 or 6 rooms, with tickets, half price. Phone 688. . Blocked. ,. fir floors. 920 W. Center. , Come In and Be Convinced. 312 FOR SALE OR RENT Center West 25 FOR SALE St Wyndotte laying Jy-Imodern house, 3x12 lot At 257 hens. 274 H..lpt. W. Phone 897-V. 1st S. Call B. H.- Bower, .. ,. ( t J-f- 2 Cool Ice Chases Deat 3 i-- 4 6 tf ii 3 .10 2 7 Six-roo- T - Cool and. pure, Ice ia after the mercury Sultry day 8 bear on ncT &acl effects if you use enough. Ice to keep your food cool, and pure. fear heat. No need to 3 161-- FOR RENT Modern house. 132 S. 1st W. furnished 2 FOR SALE Fresh Jersey milk, delivered morning and evening. Phone 306-W- . YOUR CAR 2 iviU FOR SALE By owner, 2 modern BOARD AND ROOM homes 320 N. 7th E. Phone 944-- 126 S. 2nd E. 4 operate more efficient- ly, with less expense if Knight Coal & Ice Co. 3 FOR RENT Light and 2 housekeeping rooms. 3 gas, 361 W. 7th S. Furnished rooms. No children, 165 N. 3rd W. FOR RENT OWENS REAL ESTATE CO. 214 2.00 2V4 1 6. 4 aofc under-powere- S.0O :R 3 2 5 4.00- - 10.00 8 16-0- 12 5 8 4 M-- 1000- - lew 8.00-- Come iu today! directors,. May, parcel of sary 1) 15 PAIGE mdera BUILT brick, half basement close in; terms; 4250. frame, new, biff MARCELLING and bob curling, 60 cents. Upstairs, Maw apartments, Jy-100 N. University Ave. 8 FOR SALE Furniture. 600 8. 2nd W. Phone Inquire at BW-- o FOR SALE CHEAP Girls bicycle. 688 N,- 2nd. E. Phone 400-2 FOR EXPERT marcelling and bob Price 76c 284 curllng.caU 772-Jy-N. 6th W. J. 2 northeast, $650. $1065 Tourfof . 132S Broagham H95 Sextan , . 1250 Coop . 1220 De Lure Toorinf 169S De Luxe Sedan . DttrtU. TtMmttC 40-ac- re IX farm, close to mixed brick home, fruit; barns, etc.; outbuildings, etc. Easy terms; $6300. Provo; 7 acres Buy iperior Motor Co., Phone 74, Provo, Utah last PRODUCTS a canyon lot in SEE RULON L. BURR for "Better Jy 2 Clothing." Phone 792-R-- FOR 8ALE Silver-platewith case, complete, d 438 or 340, cornet, Call $12. J 23 USED COAL RANGES Some good as new. Priced at $19 up. Gas Co., 124 W. Center. lots, $250 to $350, on terms. ot If you want to Buy Ben ANYTHING r Insure Let Owens Do It. THE GREASE from foot through trying such as ready-mad- e makeshifts arch supports or porrpr-tivshoes wnicn o cannot fit properly the S e SPOT "SUDDEN SERVICE" Save M oney By Having Your Wheels Tightened and Repaired of feet. For aching limps, weak feet or flat feet wear flexible, featherweight arch supports which I make to order only, from a cast of the foot in corrected position. Positive comfort at once, worn in any shoe LOUIS KELSCH Maker of the Kelch Feather Weight Arch Support (process pat- ented). at QUALITY SHOE REBU1LDEKS 208 W. Center, Provo. 8W-- at Ahlanders 476 S. Univ. Ave. Work Guaranteed Latest Modern Equipment. f For Sale Doing Good Cash and Carry Our Repair Department equipped with the latest and best machinery obtainable, making it the best shoe repairing department in Provo. liring in your old shoes. We will make them look tike new. AU work guaranteed. b BUSTER BROWN SHOE REPAIRING DEPT. 168 Went Center. suffer trouble beautiful Vivian Park 50-fo- Falling Arches Many continue to at Fifth West at Fifth North. 2 UiwJ of C. coun v of July, lock a. m-- j itsscssment lie cost of of sale. rTTALL, ; Secretary- - TEXACO AUTOMOBILES LOST Black Iyer Johnson racer. Reward. CaU 810-W-. easy terms. 8x12 lot, east front, d law andt 4 FOR SALE 1 Monarch steel range nnd 1 Clark Jewel eas range, in good condition. 206 E. 3rd S. let; only $2200; very rrurn with 6 be-fo- re this." FOR SALE Nice big cockerels for frying. Call 562-R- . FOR SALE, CHEAP Cornet and violin. 326 N. 4th E. en ability, roominess, convenience. ,We can prove to you the truth "in all tie world no car like 4 Phone 459. SERVICED Berkshire 196-- MISCELLANEOUS more fhsm'Tt'' 2flfto 400 frame-all-s- teel sixes. Has oarversal joints axles front and rear. A ruggedness inviting confidence. At anywhere near $1065 Jewett Six has no equal. Never such power, strength, sheer FOR SALE pigs. Phone Pure-bre- d 0 know the joy of a motor car that's not a toy 1 ....... WANTED To trade Oldsmobile car, good condition, on small home. Phone 848, or Inquire at City Auto Top Co., 432 W. Center. Jewett families Paige-Hmk- WANTED A few old potatoes at $1.50 per hundred lbs. ' Sutton West Center. Phone 86. YJTTHEK fkmay boys a Jewett they marvel at the vast difference between the ordinary d car light, Csbsy, nd Jewett's husky a "tor weight and power. " Any trip they want to make, they make in comfort and on time! No "babyktf" of the Jew-e- tt no question about mastering strange roads or hard hills. Jewett remember.has full fifty horsepower. It weighs 2850 lbs. A one seated buggy or - Jy-1-3 phaeton. Call 495-J-- FOR SALE Phone 707. Business. Located on Fifth North and Fifth West, across from free camping park If you are inter- ested, inquire at store. minim""""""""""'""""""" |