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Show MOVIES FOR POULTRYMEN All-talking poultry movie, part of special poultrymen's meeting. Also, in person, two well-known authorities authori-ties available for discussion dis-cussion of your poultry problems. No poultryman should miss thlt interesting and instructive entertainment. Bring your family . . . they'll enjoy it too! I 8 P. M. SEPTEMBER 2G ; at the Second Ward Amusement Hal From the Editor of The American lioy During the coming year, the hoys of America will get a half-fare half-fare rate to adventures and fun! THE AMERICAN BO Y YOUTH'S COMPANION, the nation's na-tion's leading magazine for boys, formerly $2.00 a year, now costs .$1.00. A three-year subscription, previously $3.50, costs only $2.00. Griffith Ogden Ellis, editor of THE AMERICAN BOY, brings hoys the hearty assurance that the new prices wil lin. no way affect the editorial contents of the magazine. It will be as large, as beautifully printed, as full of high-spirited adventure as ever. "THE AMERICAN BOY'S leadership lead-ership has been no accident," Mr. Ellis states. "We publish the magazine mag-azine on the firm belief that boys deserve a magazine as good as any publication for grownups. So we use the best illustrators obtainablewell ob-tainablewell known artists who work for the biggest magazines. We send our staff writers all over the country digging up the interesting inter-esting facts of science, interviewing interview-ing world-famous explorers, talking talk-ing to coaches and athletes. "We encourage and assist our writers to go everywhere for material to Hiati, Africa, the South Seas, China and bring back adventure for American boys. We hire experts on hobbies and boy problems to advise boys and young men. These steps ac count for our position as trie quality qual-ity magazine of boys, and we shall continue to take them." Twelve issues of fun and excitement ex-citement for $1.00! Three years for $2.00! Spread the news among your friends and send .your own subscription direct to THE AMERICAN AMER-ICAN BOY, 7430 Second Blvd., Detroit, Mich. Service on your subscription will start with the issue you specify. (Adv.) UNION p PACIFIC i I STAGES ! p Standard of America's j f-.i MVS SKKVU1K B'j TWO SCHEDULES DAILY J . EACH WAY! For Rates or Information !fi PHONE 310-W JESS SCOVILLK, m Agent i! SPRINGVILLE j! BUSINESS I DIRECTORY ' ' PROVO CITY LAUNDRY Try one of our Many Family Fam-ily Services. Expert Laun-derers. Laun-derers. Agency, Beardall Barter Shop . Phone 56W WRIGHT-WAY FEED STORE Back of Kolob Merc. Phone 78W Sperry products are made for Results,, not for a price. Try Speery Feeds and Flour Clarence Erdman Electrical Expert Vacuum Cleaners Repaired, Repair-ed, bearinjrs made, motors Repaired S WRIGHT I MAEEOT LIGHT f I ER SALE " GLOBES j I 3 FOR 18 1 Prices Effective Friday' and Saturday tyt 1 September 21 and 22 j,,,- , ; DRt GOODS B i MEN'S TIES 3g 1 BABY BLANKETS I SHORTS l& 1 Reg. 49c Silk Band ftOff ! II DR. Dillon BLANKETS, Part Wool 36x50 Pepperels .. If SLEEPERS , Heavy $ QO g BOYS' . gfW ' II UNION i ft S Keg. $3.50 SWEATERS 3 T f I SUITS WW I OUTINGS I LgW and fQ H boys 2Heavy : iy Ikeds.-.ov vV I SHIRTS t49 I GARMENTS Qg0 HOUSE OQ0 II mi?tt'Q -: 1 L- D' S- Rayon I DRESSES I S?s' 98 I HOSE I SUITING HQ N felllKlb Ladies' Rayon ... . J Yard 1 I PERCALES JO KIDS 4 S LUNCHEON SETS M Best Grade ' 1 HOSE . . . A ' I Paper th M MEN'S Agf MEN'S 4. I In Colors .... P 'I UNDERWEAR . . . W I .S0X 11 BATHING CAPS 6 TOWELS, Heavy Jd 1 Girls Leather- $4 While They Last ; Cannon Bath .... ette COATS . . . ALL WOOL COATS. 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L , m,WM . .iv' i-u..fc.rf-j- ...r;1m.-;1t--Uimtkr--,JM "--A-'.iVr-lilm(,Mlti(fcft liiiiV rn a iin' n .n'li mm' i - limits, rmmh w 1M t. I WITH THE APPROACH OF 1 JMDER DAYS . BOYS' f08DS"BIues' Lig Tan aiul I DVIO Leather Color With Zipper $B and $ W g 1 ; Pockets ii3M Xo 3B I GRAY c' gand$1 I TWEEDS & I JP l&i3 1 SUEDE JACKETS, Rubberized $ AA 1 in Blues and Dark Tans I BOYS' MELTONS Heavy 32-Ounce 1 I Woolen Jacket $ Sg p in Navy Blue Good Quality v i Be Sure To See Our jj j "SHOE RACK FOR BARGAINS" j J. 0. REYNOLDS COMPANY Rivoli Program Week of September 21 to 27 Friday and Saturday Sept. 2122 Double Feature Program SALLY EILEKS and i;ieii.i;i aklkn in "SHE MADE HER BED" Also JIMMY 1)1 KANTE ami Ll'l'K VELKZ in "STRICTLY DYNAMITE" Fpisode No. 4 "Devil Horse" will b eshown Saturday at 2 p. m. during the children's matinee. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Sept. 23 24 2f WALLACE BE Ell Y and JACKIE COOl'EK in "TREASURE ISLAND" The greatest adventure story of all time lives in breathless ' tempo on our screen. Also musi-, musi-, cal comedy "Apples To You". Continuous shows on Sunday starting 4 p. m. Wednesday and Thursday Sept. 2027 NAKNEK ISAV1EK and MADCiK EVANS in "GRAND CANARY" ! Torn between love and duty, ran one be true to both? Also Comedy "Next Week Knd" and cartoon. . CLAUDIN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service A. Y. WHEELER MORTUARY Funeral Director a1" Erabalmer PHONE 44 Siit't'oss i!:tkos l''i,r Appearaiuo Appearance Makes Success "WCK'S" liarl.cr and Itcaiitv P'10'! I'avs To Look Wll Homesick? L- Pays lo Hare Your Own TELEPHONE J |