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Show t - THE SPANISH . -- FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK, UTAH Livestock Situation One of (he Many Feature Attractions at Circus at Provo, July 30tii (tjf. bill'd Statuof Indicate hep on n (arm In the Seils-Flot- o ' ; , j it-- o -- T'A 'V .7, i' " ' ? i ; A f. y ! . -- r i "v i Uv i i 1 V V-- j . .! t ' A iA. V roinpeiitur . s. , sJi C v wAtr cH-- y AMFItlC n I i H ii ir, around Hh 4,25U,OU0 j Overalls Pay-Da- y 40e. Triple Stiicr.eJ Bar Tacked Willi tho Union Label Of am fix Pn 1 I PBS0VO MONDAY S ,'f 4 ... -' GREATEST '4 . i 4 44 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 444 4 4 I4 4 4 4 4 44 - A fv NGS LE S 534 -- WILD ano DOMESTIC L'-- ' ' PERFORMING I RDS ELEPHANTS J 1 ANIMALS 4-HE- HALS S W s ils ! 4 4 the jj&sTfamous HANNEFGSD '''Mssi'H FAMILY OF RIDERS WITH GEORGE NOTED RIDING CLOWN 44444M444H,4444444444'H't44M'44444444444444 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Size 30 to 46. A a excetleot t this value wide nation low price. At Union Suit Staunch and durable, ojur own brand Best quality nainsook; back web- 19c reinforced with double stitching; full cut thru-oCool, comfortable and long wearing at Mexican and our low prices of 15c to 59c ff Big Mac Work Slilrta Our own brand. The Rig stands for quality. Of fine and coarse yarn chambray; cut full all over; and body. roomy sleeve Slim, regular and extra sizes. Durable values at Mac label 79c Work Sox Brand Compass Work Shirt for Value ut Pay-Da- y IMay Suita 49c and 98c ROU.IK Union made. Sport staunch fabrics, at Heavy, serviceable, mercerized blue or grey, chambray nad khaki jean. Coat style, two bfg flap pockets, continuous-face- d sleeves, triple stitched bodies, at $1.10 HMMilMi 98c jLZ ;kt Remove YOUR All Doubt! . SHOE SHOP Mr. And take no chances. Wo guarantee them to wear longer, nut to shift sideways, not to eome off. One trial wil convince you that our new method is tlie only way to attach Rubber Heels. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hansen had as dinner guests July 24th Mr. and Mrs Dave Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Larsen, and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gillis pie. Mrs. Mark L. Lewis and daughter, June were luncheon guests of Miss Florence Jones Sunday, and in the evening were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brockbank. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hansen Jr.f Dean Larsen, Mrs. John W. Moore and Mrs. Mark Lewis enjoyed a picnic in Spanish Fork Canyon Friday evening in honor of Norma Hansens AMERICAN CHEESE AM) RICK 1 tablespoon butter 1 cup grated cheese 1 cup cooked nee birthday anniversary. 1 cup milk 1 teaspoon gall 1 egg. Melt butter and cheese. Use top of double boiler if possible. Add rice and milk and season to taste. Then add slightly beaten egg Chopped pimento adds attractive color and flavor. Bake iu moderate oven until custard is set. JUNKET MILK SHAKE drink can be made either by dissolving the junket powder in cold milk and serving immediately, or by making jamket in any flavor, using vanilla chocolate, lemon, orange, raspberry, etc., with skimmed milk, adding junket powthe required amount der to one-ha- lf of lukewarm milk in regular direc4 tions. Let set until firm, then chill. 4 Beat with an egg beater until smooth and mix with equal quantity of cold j milk. and loop. 'Adjustable Klizes Our Big Pay Men's Athletic at ALEXANDERS The following clipping from German newspaper came from friend across the Atlantic to a Cin cinnatiau a few weeks ago: Babe Ruth, the famous lady base-bplayer, receives an annual salary equal to 500,000 marks. She also has additional income from other sources. Besides this she receives a vacation lasting nearly a quarter of the year. The Micrometer. A delicious milk belt Harvest Hats $3.98 26 shares of West and family, Mr .and Mrs. Jack Gillis-pi- e For Sale 4 and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave 4 Fiejd Jirigation water. Apply to the 4 First National Bank. Larsen and family, Mr. and Mrs. GLOBE GES 817-PEOP- I quarter 4 4 3-RI- an FEATURES rf'EVERY 4 44 4 I I 4 4 ftSHOW 4 4 4 4 v i-- v pocket. Cud $1.39 rubber heels al CiiAs: l watch and Studio. Miss Mildred Lyndstrom ol Harold ("AMERICA'S - Sturdy, comfortable shoe of Tan Elk with soft box, sole and jialf rubber lu el. A big value at felt, Stah-man- days last week visiting in Salt Lake. I Fine (or work and outing wear. Ot heavy weight khaki, with two tide, two bottoo-fla- p hip JVnlia, silk band bing; Work Pont Java. $3.98 year old blind son of Lieut, and Mrs. V. S. Cooper of the Navy, plays golf. He plays with a caddy and gets his sense of direction from him He has done some exceptional im. Of Made. lightweight 13 spent Monday here, the guest of and Mrs. Fred S. Dart Jr. nr.en- Of Tun Flk For quick finishing of your films and enlarging, take them to Mr. Helga Jones spent several t t t t t 4 t4 cuff Over- Pay-Da- y Trooper Sljle LA DIE JULY IJIGHT riji- - Khaki Drill bottoms A Workshoe Union r",,V Barton-Coope- r, to ncciit Mens Hats p. ! s ! SSc rn kl 1. Eoy 3 to 10 years L", i 1 ot.r; lrii!ctit!icj; v- - jumper for The tragedy, drama and buuior Mtirrounding Hie great American mil, ting put Iirina I lie theme of Kdward Homan's litcat I'nlver al production Wo Americana, " which will he fea, tured at the Angelin theater Sunday SDth and Monday, Jriy and 3nth. kno!1 PM1 wU Also six delegate to the Congees-- 1 ('ail I.nemmle. prealdent of tuatlon and thl,J convention to be held at Salt , . "7, 1hture, Corporation, hlmmdf slonul M d U'" V. . 7 c CUt WaU an Immlgraut more than forty years Lake CHy. Utah, August 11, 1928. fro.ni, For the election of a district chair-LKrBnfrr ago, ha always been InlereaUd In nd Ij''!b 1pl0,rk I ho Americanization of- - Furopeans man and secretary and the tranaac- 11 a b,u materially who come to live In tlila country. Hon of such other business as may f.V V. JdT'nB.JUHtvarl,,y of , For years be hnd been searching for properly come before the meeetlng. !, .f. It. J. Chairman. SNELL. f hiKh 'v. u hinry lilch aptly and conviurinely i 7!d by re,co1' JAMES NIELSEN. 7 Secretary, ronflning conHumptioa portrayed the lore for the United higher ' States which I the common heritage r "d a situation that Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stewart. Mr. ,u'8; .Thl of h) pinnated Americans. be ,by Pi"" proper kind, Mr. Bryan Stewart of Salem. Recently whllo he waa In New and child-l"- L th! ,a"d', ot ,h Bills Mrs. Mr. and Fuller and a to went theatre I.aeinmle York, ,a. ,a gur!,Uo" reh, S. Mra. and Mr. F. .chnd Jr.. Dart, AmeriWe saw ho Hie where play, orlh? conHldcratlon of cans, by .Milton Herbert Cropper foimeU a picnic party and apeut theif. f meat food animals as fishing In Diamond v ellI,ri,Jurer and Max Sh gel. This was the atory Twcuty-Fourt- h a packers, retailers and (listrlb- which I.uimmle had always visualis- Fork The men of the party enjoyed utora. ed aa the perfect presentation of the llsliing. prohh-in- . The leading character A iu-Mower and Rake al a A bathing were Immigrant who adopted this girl' revue will be conFork Co-oSpanish at ducted Bridgewater In Tuesday, see it July embroiled country only lo and 31st, by Tuesday, 7th, August war with the Fatherland. The play waa tilled with dramatic romance, Hie management of the popular danresort at Lake Salem. On the Blind Golfer properly arranged for the stage, and cing first evening ten winners will be seideal for the m ici n. Laeninle Immediately ent for the lected by popular applause. To each author and purchased the Him right of the e ladies will be given their of the play for a huge sum. He as- choice of a bathing suit from a fine signed the direction ot It to Sloman stock. On the following Tuesday evwho made dramatic 8ucccscs out of ening these ten will be entered In the finals. The prizes for the final . His People and .The Foreign will bo $15.00, 610.00 and 65.00. v Ud'j: iKHtMntC I cut 1i ; all tr Jr.rrper i mada to our o.vn tcc:'i.nticr.z. A big valuo ' nt liw: low rpc4i for overall or r.ad-publica- j .''I !;t- - Aserican workmen. ( 2,2(i Ui.c- - .K tiim (I to rtu'.j't, Every V I'nl-vera- .In-- , J.ic! cts w!Ui engineer I ! irl i"t.Ti' I a i,iior(iiiiAYui': AM.lmAft,, always at a saving" For Ycur. Dollar Karo Hov and Then Every Day Koi abe.-- j a-- Mllt.TtMi I'llTMHlUA1 STOKE, GET MOKEI , when Dio Kutla-Kloi- o firm tome lo Irovo fur afternoon uti'l night exhibition ou July .luih. Ml- - Wind I nil hmil an equal in her liia and hold all endurunre In A HELPFUL PAT LESS, quality i-.-- 7 time Jf I TO DISTRESS . vyy Kuna Ward, tin champion Jixt girl KjmnKut. will dcmomdnit unii (an fovolvo over SOU bow a NO BILLS In looking bark over hog alaiUHca ifor twenty year. It noted Dial .' V-h- V 1 there are C9.0ou.0b0 hog on the farina of lh United Slate In 12H. allotting g alight Inrreaae over 128 alien there were 6I.UU0.000 and In 11927, when there were 6f.000.ouu. During Die twenty year period, there were thirteen yuar when a large number of hog were reported on lh farriu. Hie highest year being 1919 (when 71,000, oou hog were preaent. From an einnomhul alaudpoini it record for on arm plunge. 'm nlT;i)'a been a problem to get the The girl gymnast I hut on of H.e' roiieuniliig public the many notahlo feature with Hi Hell ( h.aK.r 1. d.rab5 :f which U conceded fob) . V. 1. fglVoT F'oto I'lrc-usb ,r,.h ud. Amerh grealeat ahow. Animal 1 i.Vjj and a "I from every quarter of , a ,n,, lrM globe will appear lu the lengthy pro-- : duct hu aiiawercd? the need to a gram certain Unt, hut still the Beceosiiy remains of culling up the beef to realize a considerably higher price lUHTTH-KMITIIM.lUl' for thu more desirable eula In order 10 offset Hie losses on the rlmiper There wit be a meeting of the Re- - portion or Hie animal. It cun of tb Spanish Fork Dls- - ily be .teen (hat when the bulk of the trlct July 27th 1928, at the City Ilall demand I for only a very araall part !' ,or for the purpose ot selecting ,,nu , ,htttr Iu,.ar 'V0 delegate to the State Convention to1 " l ' cuU 1"' he held at Ogden. Utah. August 16th, b,K' , Mina (W77T077ay- .AY LESS It porta from Arizona atata that price received for wool during Die aeuhon Jut eloaeil have been higher than at any lima In lha paat aeteral year. The wool la reported of heller quality than ordinary yeara and the hulk of the trop waa aold Kal, the hit! heal reported aalea being II per pound and lb general range f t m far a - run-aum- f i lory ii ft 'P o supply la In 1020 I ha aheap , iiiureriir l ua it m about to.SSO.ono In 1 J 27 li e flure ahow alltMly anl j midi r 4 2,ooo,ti(iii head. Tlila ahow a stable loinllilon of bolding (ha aup- , and of roura. gravliate ply lo ilia h"ueili of Ilia proiluiar In ilia coiioianily Increasing jf( of d limml lo ha supplied, It i ini-r- i line lo not that lb poaition' in point of sheep recorded i of !( haa ahliied aoitiewhal, Tb Oral the In lha 1927 renaua ahow Tx-a- , i aiale ralifornia, Wyoming. Moniaua land I'tah, while lha 1920 ftc u r wr Wyomlnf. fallfornla. Tixa. i Aloniai a and Utah, In thn order named. 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