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Show tin MM I i i 1,11. 17, .. V UlU X J . M ' I I juuLyiJvJLj ' J 7. hi f V . 5 J , - - Doss& Cole of Salt Lake are to Buy Bolt's 10c Store in Provo at 60c on the dollar. .8 - They5fcilLoifer whole store stock, show cases, counters and shelving at less than wholesale :rt rj "Hi .N8L,.fi.t. Willi J 'i-f V tt. 4 To be sold Stbclr consists of Chinaware, Shelf Hard wafe, Firia Enameled ware; Complete School Supplies, Stationery, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, etc. Absolutely everything to be sold out. Must get rid of alt of wonderful values. Come and see 1 Space permits only prices of one-ten- th $25.00 PHONOGRAPHS v'' MEN'S SHIRTS 65c 33 RECORDS 60c : STRAW HATS AND CAPS AT PRICE. 1-- 2 WINCHESTER SHOTOUN SHELLS ..... SM0KELES7 VERY BEST , v. "; 25c and 15c ; . ......... .45 ". ... .. v 55 50c- - . . . .....T, . ...... r. .v. at . . .". ....... ..... .. , .V. . SUSPENDERSPRESIDENT . 3 .77 .s BIG LINE OF JEWELRY, 7 AND ALL 30c and 35c SUSPENDERS . :r. nntrr.r.v .TT. -- 15 whips AT ABOUT: r ;;;; 77.., ;, ' W0KXD7- A ,i I i '. ... , has at i work and enecuve.. ioie. covers least one Da'g"for the reception of odda and ends. The stores are now iuu 01 beautiful remnants of .all sorts and lengths fo lace and many dainty and useful articles may be made from style, and the effect Is very them. . It takes only, a nrt infrpnnUv to see that the newest, pretty. touches are in neckwear Qd fancy arJOtNINQ tACE. ticles to 'be "able" to concoct many pret-things from odds. and. ends, of , lace To Join lace, lap so that the pattern jnd . embroidery. , It, you .happen .to o.oH Triopi'e ri(! bostA sotUat th aave.soma biU of real or good tan- t0 half an lnch go-ca- & j .ttfo scrap.-howeve- J.jfltouch r may- - oe- - ua.. ? It may be torn, pwrs ' . of it. '"liop-wi- ti or naif . . f xjt:iu buttonhole stitches, tol: two lace Jn k tig- the tho nnttprn. of . . vw SIZES-A- T 4 n 7 - Lt CI FOR . ............ , ' - ' ' TJT r I ItttltttAmjlllltmtt....... TTTTTTW?TfW t- zijjizzz - - them in, hot, lard. .They must 'not be friend in anything but the very; hot test lard as they are apt to absorb the, fatirtoo long time is taken In this ; Threeeggs", twdHablespoons ' Express. tard, two tablespoons sugar,, one tea cup vinespoon , salt, CHOCOLATE DESSERT, cup butter. Mix musgar, tard, sugar and salt; add Chocolate jelly is a delicious des eggs; boil the vinegar and stir sert. It requires a piut of milk, half the above mixture into, it and cook in double boiler till it thickens, then a pint 4f cream, half a cupful of tneltbeat smooth with egg. beater, and asied chocolate, half a pint of sugar and it cools stir in the butter.v This may three : liberal tablespoonfula of gela x and reduced to tine. Boil the milk and cream to be kept in the proper consistency with cream or milk gether for a moment or two, and mix .. the sugar and chocolate together. Thin when needed for use For those who do not care to make a the latter mixture with a.Uttle of the boiled dressing,' henr hjTTTeclpe for a boiled milk" and cream," tlien tlrtlieiut well to prevent lumps, superior cream that Is easily made, into and may be used for either green or boil for five minutes, add the tela-7. meat salads:, . tine' melted) and .remove Instantly Four eggs, onetablesoon mustard, tronutheIire. Strain and-swhere and one small tablespoon salt beaten it will become cold, .then turn out of together; then add one can condens- its moid and serve with cream. Ruv ' ed milk, one tablespoon melted but- ral New Yorker.' ter,' and last, one cup vinegar; if vinegar is 'very sharp, use a small cup, EXCURSION TOCANADA. r- T - 7 T T . TTT T TT T i! - . 'MedlfaMcf! f AMERICAN FORK. IS, OR XtSIWHtHC FOUNTAINS, HOT! Get ' - AMKRICAN FORK, July . Eldet Bert Storrs, of American Fork,' left for his mission today. k Jle expects"to labor among Jhe French people of the Metnerlands. lf The families of Amos Thornton and Richard Hansen, of American Fork, have returned' from a pieasfiut- sojourn . in Frovo canyon, tbm ' ad Genuine Original . HORLIOEi'O MALTED PIUT. - - : ; rs Tue Food Drink f or AHAger David Mitchell, of American ' Fork.i rich was a Provo visitor this week. -- one-ha- lf iu lace a linen have edge color natural treated In colored silka, a'nd have :he deedge of the lace cut away and .the sign button holed In. irregular" outline. Crib and vollow covers and spreads rt are ornamented in the for the . t - - , frying.Boiled Salad Dressing. ' Rice, Savory This; rule for boiled salad dressing To one pint of hot boiled-ric- e add has been In our family for at least 12 one-hacup of chopped celery r and satisfactory, one cup1 of tomato sauce. Stir in one years, and is always writes a lady to the Christian Science rounding tablespoon of grated cheese or', twice "a3 - much if cheese is liked , :..,;...v.' Monitor: ,; "mus and erveItft"poached "eggsort-lan- d three-quarte- BITS OF OLD LACesT EASILY UTILIZED. house - -- From Scraps Dainty-Thin- gs z - , ... : ;. - '-- - 't t Doss & Cole to Buy Triet Recipes - 10c MUSIC FOR ........ ..l.AAA4tAA....tMttAAiUMMltttmiUtlitttAlit z zz:zzziiiiiiii.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.. iiii ; r t - t t i t ttMMl..rTTTTTT.TTT.. ; S, 1 ....... ig. 25c and 50c MUSIC , . .A BROOCHES,-BUCKLE- ,. ".,,",,, HI?. Provo, Utah ... t 1 PRICE. 1-- 2 BOX HAIR. PINS FOR FISIJINGPQLES OF ALL 10c . . RICES BIG LINE" OFPOSTALCARDALBUMS BELT-PINS- BEAUTY PINS, ETC., WORTH FROM 25c " UP TO $1.00 FOR 8 ,v 37 , I ONE LOT BACK COMBS; GOOD VALUES AT 40c AND " "50c, FOR ONLY . . . . .'. . . . . . .77.".'. . , . LARGE LOT OF SILK SHADES AT YOU.R OWN PRICE' ,,35 NOVELS BY GOOD AUTHORS , WILL ALL FRUIT JAR RUBBERS,'. AND CHILDREN'S 300 PAIRS OF MEN'S, WOMEN'S go i i Fred Casslty and daughter, Myrl, ot Provo',' were guests! of American' Fork friends the first part of the week. ' . - - Miss Rosa Durrant spent week in American mother, Mrs. John DurranL ice-bo- ! T packaga her ' "rr : 1 one-no- Iay-cockIr- s. Mrs.-Jose-ph Bonnett'8 mother. et Miss Mae Walters was visiting at American Fork Sunday and Monday, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. .Thomas ' : Explains now nT ' Many Yearly . -- LPRICES HIGH. "ECONQMYMN Mrs. W. T. Brown and daughter,! Wen Dressed Man Ella Jackson, spent Pioneer Day in Wear Theiyi wun reia "can ray. vismng " ' ' " " mntti dreAad T Mrs. Hattie Bonnett and baby were so far as. were at American Fork this week vis- prt in what good itlng at the home of judre. were .talking ""-- .-Beat Not in any. tlilk Trud Insist on MIIOIU-lCK'SfT", boma Take m , part of the Fork,-visitin- -- MUX' MALT CRA1H EXfXACT, M rOWbER t meh( at least th thoroughly; clothes are could about the cost of them. J . "I paid $80 for this suit." said th elder itian.;' and-- " ...i , ; i "Gee wblil' interrupted the yonuiK-rtbat'too much for me to pay for one suit of clothes. Why. J gave only ( for this suit 1 have on." " "Vm ni lookinr- - suit, too." .v,' ' ' s mended first by, being transferred; in tncr Shipley. " I aeatly on to' the finest net and sewed . ,nnhn Mrs. Hannah Dunkley and daogh io this through paper, afterward teari.' ter, Kady, are at American Fork for Dainty Dish pf Ham August 8. ". stitch and thenan overhand one In j; how ng away the paper. Any pieces, a visit with relaUvea and! fitted the other.' chAM ttKi appears in the same form via each litti iw ever small, can by Bkilful fingers, be; wa marked down from 26 ths ' 1 at someijta(large more stitches are taken. Finis every time it la served, to Lethbridge, 'Cardston, Magrath, confessed, aa though deslr'ow;- younger cooked is when while It but ble's, good w, f Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bebee returned of lwo uuttuum v". babies for wearing a. 18 Jiaai for caps an4 may.be, apologizing Delightful Raymond. Stirling otter, pointa. homs today Rfu?r a few day8.,vi8it in tae lace over ana buuwuuw uuh 'c the lean Just 'enough to- - make it can" see .''As far t'ashioned from unprized trifles 1n thej wrwer ror umit. Mrs. wiw aetaus, American Fork at the home of hb wholesome and the fat crisp, but not some' of on went with degree writ D. B. Burley, Geo, Pais. AgU i Thomas Irratt, Mrs. Beebe's mother. both on the right and wrong sides burnedyou majOike .to vary the be . . , sn't look .dof .v ulation, "yours One. lOOKing .at llieiu,ueu wuil'Kiru, R. co., salt LXtQ city, Utah 'to-- ' the sewing. Never Join 1n a method sometime. Try cutting It fine, s. u. 'close . . Leffter and better." William Mrs. Mr. and t could believe tbey. were ever anything before 'Waking it, in' quarter inch bits. "How ,long have you morn 'yourtr, line. family were at American Fork Pioneer straight v 'Beasts. Kill ' Wild Also Mora the Than little whole, but on uniform ;i Day, the ftuests of their daughter,. Mrs Inquired the older.1. Toss them about in a hot frying pan, "The number oi people killed yearly Vern Walker.; fanciful theater and boudoir, caps and Two ye second . the is "Tbia year. unTRIMMING BIG HAT. one butter of tablespoon adding T wear a suit" "wild beasts ' don't 'approach the as by other headdresses worn by girls may U.as long less yod have a fair proportion of fst i "And this is the eleventh year I'v be made in the same way with, the adTrimming large hats In such away with 'the Jean; add one tablespoonful vast number killed by disease germs. had Gelds and mine. .Of course, I havent worn, Summsr is Fever safe life from their attacks. They Hay dition of ribbon trimming. that the crown Is concealed is a style of minced ort'on, a little parsley If you No , it every day. and I have had th food. In even Bui are and shades that gaina In favor. Flowers, plumes air, water, dust, Artistic candle shades .M08TBe RCLtCVED QUICKLV a jnucU. oL either cold d ' Uilor keep in good condition, as yoa . bulbs are also made and loops rbT ribbon" areall used" to veal or chicken? as you have of the grand protection Is aITordedTy "Elec, for electrle-44ghAND WS RECOMMEND ift. this is the last tear of its thourh tric Bitters, which destroy and expel m ..,1 . T rA . .m.m Lof pieces of, lace lined with. ft color. hide the crown, and so cleverly is the t4 Ill wi salt ham. Heat all "together adding dlsfeasa from vj the t I says the Denver Times. the hat germs ant handled that 180 as doej us heeded lor the other meat, a as iicj--aawwtrimming i, about as extravagant my ' S That'i why. chills, fever ,and at 7.3Q'a year." Isn't ft? Besidea, There Is no end of ways in which not look "says the of cayenne and on xeaspoon of lemon system. been wearing an ISO" suit from the themore simple Juice. "Have ready Tsorae of your fa- ague, all malarial and many blood these odds and ends may be nsed on to and this For quick definite results.' befit tailor In town while"1 you J collars, cuffs. Jabots and other ao8-Borie- hati'a huge bow of black and white vorite cereal steamed as for breakfast diseases yield promptly plckrd MEASLES' for the COUGH wearing the $15 For COUGH, and -ulbloodJjurif ler.lTry themt fr of dress. "Puraboar'onentn'tDf; it in a hot dish, for opwherever yoTThappened to tee .thatfollow4 SCAELETFEVER," ; new health and; the' glorious often make t is smart footings, sewed to lace, sale. I practise economy U CROUP; '.WHOOPING ' COUGH, for make a well of It, doting it with dabs enjoy , tbeyTI giva you. Money back, ASTHMATIO CONDITIONS, or a cough strength with the and for thai reason I wes.r Renter great difference, ot only In appear-fill lot buUer and the ' 50c FIRST. satisCed. of Whatever IT if CHRONIC BIND not at Only. and : ' origin, including strength. clothes I can buy and loo ci ance, but In durability hot meat and serve at once. ; .j COUGHS of ELDERLY PEOPLE, use the "Co. millionaire if T'in not one.- a Drug cuff sets, like and pocketcollar Exquisite 'xreamTCrui3'.'.' for' hAAVn Foley's Honey and Tar Compaunr Sew tbesklrt binding on the hem of Knltn tI'rTV ViO CO euSar twoi-- .. t One 7 and For Sale by - Hedquist Drug Co. ' It cup8 vaam knit- Ttoa PrR' u , nd From Shrinks No Longer in Sight your. Washing:.Ion covers and other things made I vo eKgs, two of thin crean.,. cups it and 'Flancall flattens dd has become of the It, What boy your you mZuy goods, the irg bold' openwork design of lace or niixed In loned man who waa afraid, to vt rn to fell the bra WU on a teaspoons of. yeast pow?fr difficult comes sewA PROVO BUY" THE "ONE EEST may be beautified by ltour to roll ou? ,Rft. These Huso he always Puni8 to ahrinkf porch With his' coat off? CKne--tVn fabric without sUtching througH enough WANT AD. Dealer. H&RALD rialn .nS over the edge, of the open spates Fry pes. in are '.biest cut', fancy (O.) ( ih colored silk. It is ensy and quick .'::.' : ''. .: "'., . . mesfclheeherrerFfTeaham - . t. nA; ' - ten-da- y ul .e self-grat- J ti O-- - il . ( 1 -- ; -- ' have-lt-an- - f , .. l m ... J top-heav- y, won-der- f st hand-me-dow- n - Hed-qui- st bf-st- " r' " "I . it' -- umt;i.s - . ;. - one-ha- " lf - ' : old-fs- '? . - i |
