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Show ,THE PROVO HERALD PAGE EIGHT f - - ' - - " i Local and Personal I H'CfflflHtH um V JJL formerly with Park Jewelry Co.. Salt Lake i. , i JL m 3 MM . mm. Mm MLM M M a. MW K. r. 'it .., V m Mr. P. A. Clayton Boyd, been engaged by.tha Co. to take charge Mecantile Taylor I ,of tueir jewelry department, wnicn is bi'ing great4y Q$mented in both variety and high qutlity gold Jewelry, wathcea, and an excellent stock of diamonds. CJtr.-ha- " .i Q AND" SATURDAY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER, . ( SAVED BY TELEPHONE THE FOSTER CHILD PET OF THE -- ARIO ZOO MADAME DE MODS THE DETECTIVES CON- - - a The "Fancy Millinery" store at Wi West Center was opened In Misdoing a very satisfactory business Qxfr InfltSe" 'summer Season, after which the proprietress, 'Mrs. .Bertha Ross, was greatly encouraged" tf Tauhch the business on a larger scale, which her fall stock will convince the ladies In ks entirity of both assortment, and newests Tashions; Mrs. Ross has devoted much study and application at home to the designing and trimming of ladies hats, and having a natural fondness for her trade, she concluded to t'fttablish a business of it, which she reports, U to date, growing very setadily. - IENCB- - PRINCESS MARQUARD WINS In Two Parte ERKLY'" PATHE .SILVER WINGS 2 SUITOR HIS VACATION BARGAIN SALE. RUBE A AERCNjMT "HC WAT tAYJL A AAti A GOOD AERCNMTrV :!? BUY RIGHT. Special Tcfwel Values" II C. S. els, at Saturday e Turkish, at 20 24x46 inches bleached Turkish, our special lead-e- r, at. ' 3 From 5 p. m. to 10 p. m. Clothes Brushes zzjj Art -- t any -- in the house s worth $1.25 I mf twT re will be clo cd Tae uoodrtcd truck" will dock Saturday, Sept 21 . Mole" ntil 5 p. m. fcS S4.50 Pierpont, Prop., or the Foundry and Machine Co. received a phone message today from Mr Kltchner General Manager of the Salt Lake City repository of B. F. Good rich Rubber Co. telling him that a 10 ton auto truck would follow in the wake of the an to race tomorrow, load ed with all sites of Goodrich tires to be available for any tire trouble which may occur to the many cars making this most novel and Interesting con teat. 7 where Silkolines Retain their, shape. More than-tha- t they have the class. all blown oat Quickly and i 4 A r f r r t t (MY V I J Cotton Blauliels 59c TO 2.25 c ? 1 a p . 'U "up-to-dat-e" - ; " DAY. " Are you with us io our efforts. A yellow label stamped upon the the charge' are Zie!T t "Atonement Mr. Sjam Schwab prepaid; a white label Is a "charges ui siure cnui o ociock p. collect," package, and the express uau air. messengers on trains must see to It vuotuuier zsdutirat, popular store will pleaso that all packages are correctly labeled nia notice and come" infter 5 before tier local drlTers shall receive : In the afternoon. tbom. ', .v .. On rcunt of Saturday being - . , t&e package' Indicates --- 1 . ,; nr I MIS. pVafi-.rf- i a'fc elusive agents. a A s. - A R A hL If b LN Woolen Blankets $3.50 TO $12.50 If so let us supply you with these goods. We catf prove to you it pays to trade with Prbvo's Real Bargain Store Commission. ' . p ve are sollins Knight Woolen Hills Blankets at factory price, and they are far superior to Eastern . made goods at the same price. Another point worth consideringr-l- T HHEPS PROVO HONEY IN PROVO. It helps to boost for and build up a bigger, more prosperous Provo . - in Ainerira Remomber, run; ' buy one at $35.00 you may feel assured that you are getting the very best value the "market affords. NTo charge for alteration. X? ii 1 .3 II j Just what you'll need. Let us supply you ' . buy one at or whether you arm lasiketel ef- pzltlic are Invited. clever proprietor, relegated to the r Xa the evening some of Provo'i best scrap-heaall the old machinery ji Mtskal , :talent .will entertain the In 1910 when he installed the latest labor saving device, and admission fee to the exhibits. the moat laundry equipO ; ment then to he had, and later lie has .ytz. JL, C. Anderson, Provo Manager continued to add the most Improved i usS the Hochdale Store Company, has systems. ... .a.,,. opened a nice, new, staple and A new system of labeling packages grocery store at No. 440 West has recently been 'put Into effect by tu vuaic. wnra nu ffiL, nu; all the express 'companies, at the ino-... of the Interstate Commerce stigation .rSCHWAB STORE CLOSED SATUR- - J!' you want. We carry a "complete stock of MUNSING WEAR. And if you try this line once you will te fully satisfied. - Trieyarethe best wearing goods made He is sneaking around. Are you prepared for him? We are. We have hundreds of pairs of offkw No. 104 West Center baa had the carpenters, painter .and decorators boiay ' this week and beautifying hi dental parlors .which now occupy suit t to 5; Dr. Douglas purchased new fittings and furnishing, the light cherry surrosndlags of hi parlor will serve to counteract that ill feel ,', m O and which oe with you to the dent- """"Tomorrow (Saturday) the hand ing wrk of the Primary association of Ctah stake will be on exhibition at . That the Provo Steam Laundry is as the old Tabernacle Open from 10 a. completely equipped with all the mod n. until 10 p. m. ' era machinery a any of Xhe laregr Beginning at 12 'o'clock chicken city laundries, 1 not known to the nlianer will be served. , to which thelnAoniA in ProTn Mr J. v r.nnk th HALF PRICE You "may. find just what 1 Dr. C. W. Douglass, PRIMARY PAIR. TAV$ All. i5 ftclently replaced. ctoab $12.50 95Mo$5.00 Tire 'emergency at the "Pierpont "busted" tires can be WJiether-y.o- u Quilts ready made from finished 2.50 "P to Thos. F. All for 11 .11 Satin spreads fl ft H Shirt at AJarselles Architect James Nelson has drawn plans for a commodious' brick build ing 60x123 feet, with concrete floor which will be erected at once by the Taylor Investment Co. on Third West adjacent the Farmers and Merchants bant; this "new" property w ill be oc cnpled by the Maiben Glass and Paint Co. for the exclusive use of their de 4 partment for sign painting, and .the painting of automobiles and buggies; the Maiben Glass & Paint company employ a corps of expert mechanices tn this specialty, and their old quart CT 9 5 'ers are entirely inadpnnatf tn anrnm modate the increasing Jobs in this line. OUR SUITS l-- 1.00 81.25 S1.50 S2.00 Mr. J. W. Smith, who is a capitalist from Helena, Mont., driving a "Cole 30" panned thru this city for southern Utah points-lookin- g up some land in vestments lie recently made. Quilting Outing Flannels dark colors - 5 GOODAD Underwear Specials We have just' gone carefully thro this stock and find we have abotit twenty dozens children's vests and pants that - are in We will broken sizes. ' close these at ing. We can fit the very small or the very stout. We carry a superior grade of this popular material, 36 inches wide., Jind fist colors at 12 Better grades of ehrochet spreads, de- - 251 Bed Spread Special Crochet Spread, full size, special at 75 Prof. R. .0. Merrill of the L. D. S. college, Salt Lake City, accompanied by his wife are taking a vacation seeing Utah valley, and other southern Utah counties, touring in a Ford. September 21st CC OUR CO AC, Lot of COATS AND SUITS . We received this., morn- suitable for rozy ., 5 quilts, at signs . Bleache(l-...Turkish- 'jrooct weTglit, at .....15 20x40 inches bleached ' A :....12 18x36 Cedar City, owner, enroute power Smith' far Editor and stage-lin- e to Zion.in a on business. inch Turkish Tow- 18x36 of Wllkerson, EA&Y WHCA Yfl3 I A New Quiltrhg Specials in beautiful 'MR to our ueeclM PRICED YOU WILL BUY. number of autolsts touring thru the "Garden City" this week, registered at Frank's Place, all delighted with the good roads, balmy weather and altogther the bouyancy of travel; among the several parties were Dr. and Mrs. Leonard, who conduct a hospital at Ceday .City... they were-tourito Salt Lake City, driving a power Jackson. ng ' for duc CLLIiG BUYliG. A f Special u ueec fW LAti CXPCRlCieC AtD HARD $T)V . 1 Am 01L Y L(MG YMRPt VHCRC MUT: KiOV & UY. TO :"PR0rE3SI0ML I rT UJiU W "T- - rT-- '- Ji. JK J U U; U U Go T. '?.. I |