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Show I Joy photos, !Wo per doz. Monday. Mrs. Kster Gray or Salt Lake Is the guest or Mrs. Lucy Gray, Mrs. I). M. Adaiiisoii spent a few days at American Fork this week. Joseph K. Th rne Is at Salt Lake on propel ty business this week L. p.' Lund was a Salt Lake visitor tho Inst or the week. Men's work shirts ror 3r,e at Chlp-man's, Chlp-man's, l8-" Mrs, Annie West has a bab born Thursday died the same day. Mr. Kul! AilauiHon Is spending a Tew weeks In Onkly, Idaho, visiting rcliitiwH and friends. Mr. Hi nil llalllday itpeul Friday, Haturdaj and Sunday with bis patents Mr. and Mrs. H. R. llullldny. ReiiilChlpinairsblgad In llila paper. Fiont page. It uieaiiB much to you. In I his Issue will be found a number num-ber of new advertisers your nicr chants. Rend them and profit there-lO- OUo L Maj hew Is spending a few days with hs brother, at Ephrnlm, Utah. Miss Clcono Bullock and Flossie Dlckerson are visiting their sister' In-Garfield. In-Garfield. Mr. Loyd Adamson who Is working1 In Garfield spent Tuesday visiting Ills' parents. ;-J Wall paper, linoleum and cni'pelH can be bought loss at Chlpman's thai? elsewhere. You make us prove it. We, know of what wo speak. 18;lt Mr, and Mm. William Cox of Salt Lake are visiting friends and rclaji lives here. They came from Salli Lake to attend the golden wedding of, Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Gardiner. ' Mlsa Vera Thome, Jennlo Page, Corn West, Ruth Dallln, Vlbsslul Wright and Pearl Shoell spent nij! cnjoynblc Easier up American Fork' can) on on horao back, The two children of Mrs. Ida Weeks are confined to their bed with measles. Mrs. Weeks should havo returned tb Burley Monday, but will bo detnlncd for sonio lime through tho Illness of her children. . .' . Chlpman's Bargain Basement has purchased about a carload of samples in ladles' muslin and knit underwear, shoes, Bllppors, drosses, men's work shirts and graduating drosses. A snvlng to you of 25 to 33 1-3 per cent. All new ami clean goods. 18-lt to .ox..i)vi:rtisi:iis. - uoift you know (hat you are the fellow that's losing money by not advertising In this paper Go over each page and read tho live merchants and business firms' ads. Do you Imagine they tiro doing all this advertising for charity's sake? No! They are getting results, mid so will you ir you will attend to your advertising like you would nhv other business proposition. We tell you again that all the people read this paper--the ads as well as the news. Ask our advertisers or our subscribers " '''.- 1 Pleasant Grove Mercantile Co. I ! Call in and see your old friends I I the PI. Grove Mercantile Co. II We liitvc two ir.w Hrrks to greet you Air. Lou Ash ami Air. I . H Krnest Olsen. Courteous I rent meat assured. Our store is full of I jM seasonable spring goods, seleeted from some of (lie Jargest nicrcuumiiHO I fl stocks in the Mast. I ; H We feel entitled to lite support of our homo people, as our goods I are the host we can buy and our prices right. Spring cleaning timu is I M here and we have anything needed to beautify vour home. Sou us fl for Carpets, Wugs, linoloiuus, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Taint, Chi Nninol, U Kalsomine, Window Curtains, Blinds, Furniture, AInttrosses, Iron Bods, M Springs, Couches. H Your friends, M Pleasant Grove Mercantile Company I W. L. HAYES, Alnnngor. M Boost for Pleasant Grove and You Boost I 11 for Yourself "I II With our new tip-to-date improvements wu aro in ti posi- 1 IS tion and tire showing one of the nicest lines of Men's mid if Boys' Shirts, Ties, Underwear, Shoes, Oxfords and Silk, Struw ". I w .ju and Felt lints in thu Nattiest Styles. MMf " Call In and See Them Prices Right , i BaHS A. K. Thornton & Sons Company ; ii "THE QUALITY STORE" jj?l I'. S. .lust recelvetl, a carload of Kock Salt. First car jg shipped to Pleasant Grove. 'mm HBHHHHMMiHHMHiHiMMMBMBnaHHaHM MM Pleasant Grovo used to bine un an- lo to carry the mull now it has a "Robin." Mrs. Jnmes T. Tliorue will leave for Woodsldo, Idaho, noxt week, where she will join her liiiBbnud, who owns a farm there, and where they will make their future home. Hoys' walsl band overalls at Chip-man's Chip-man's for 2Cc. Heavy quality. 18-lt l'LEASANT GROVE ROLLER MILLS I Muiiufurlurcn. of llir l'l"'" ir,l,,M "f. rl""1r' . . I On. or the right kinds or boosis ror your homo town Is to nhw.ys I insist on havuwtbe I'll? I brand A. M. COOIMOK, Proj). I j WHIPS j FOR 25 CENTS ' 1 Come nml look them ovit. All kiudri and a largt I assortment. 1 Anderson & Sons 1 PLEASANT GROVE, ulAn f Mr. Claudo Hayos of tho L. D. S. HH U. spent vacation week In Pleasant ' MR 0 rove. Mil Mrs. (Inico Stewart Larson of Salt flli Lako It tho guest of Miss tloatrlco ': In dray. H t The Man Among Men Ii Von know him confident', HJl assertive, well-groomed. Ho Off I commands attention. Always wm properly dressed. AptinreL fflH plays a very important )nrt in Jmmm the formation of oiniou. Wmw High Art Clothes will givo' JU you the standing YOU want? Mm They speak your good taste; IlB thoy attest to your good judg- mm ment; they reflect your ti)-to- IlB dateuess. Smart or Couscrva- ' live in pnttern and model as 'JjfB . you select -hut with that con- Wkm sibtency which takes conspic- IB tioiiHiicss out ol tho extreme; Wmw. and puts character in the con- Wma. volitional. JEB In a word, High Art Clothes are the refinement of JHB fashion and the hUHrlative of (pmlity. ' $18.00 to $30.00 II A NEW, NIFTY AND COMPLETE W LINE Ol" WALL PAPER WM Jjatfst Patterns and Pesipns just arrived. Wo aro soil-" mS! ing at the lowest prices. Supplement tho work of Clean--.; WwK Vi Day hy giving your home a new dress inside. - 'wfifl ' mMi jHKli W. E. Clark '. . If IMjMASAN'I' Gh'OVIO, UTAH. I WBt. wmMmmmwmmmmmwmwmmjmmmwfkwmmmmmmmmWmmm 'Lwm c" - IB: mMmlmmmmutnil ' rrili |