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Show THE PROVO HERALD WEDNESDAY, MAY.ll, 1921. 1- - High Neck s Germs Love Crowd -- bat aobody 1m does, Way be, craiktd aad K'.- - ? i i k fme; ! Kc:e-- j & being Woo. d; " tranpUd eight -- aid . . ,J-!fl.Ju- thai o. 'ittb turday r . e" 3g Oa a bicycle ata than is always $oosa The air yog U U deaa wita fafactkw. ! flay for bath m yoe bwdtittd ' Make your trip ta tad from work something to look forward to witk btatcad pleasure 'enioi. J of its. m, - - ...... tiiUF 7 -- an extra wrapper v. i i . . Cycling I Fcuhlonabls , j j BATTERY ft louthern winter rft and now Erts it back to they the North. OFFERS C TRAINING Cycling i wide-spreadin- g protectionthe National Guard is the, backbone of all military : forces. . It is nothing more nor loss than a civilian army, well trained and disciplined military tactics, but in no . among people of other way resembling a military force, ' ' taste. Should the .. occasion, ever arise again where tbe nation's honor woujd be at lAt A Ctt MiiitU quit thing stake the National Guard would be looked upon as its almost sole pro RIDE tector It la the only logical way it s could be considered. Its members are our boys at home, who are prepared. KCB BICYCLE 8H0? To the Individual, there is no end ; of value in this, service. His associai ' 111 K University Ave. tion among the strongest and best men of the nation mold In; Tilm a valuPierce Racers, World Racers able sense of duty, honesty, and manHe is trained in obedience, and Miami Racers, with one- - hood, right and justice. Ills body is deTake veloped lnte-Btrong stature - by piece Raycycle hanger. scientific methods; good exehealthy, the Saturday rcise,-and your pick for -habits. ' " good $ , races. "The Tnenrwbo are fortunate enough iff Accessories of to have combined these splendid Stock largest merits are the big men of today, and the State. It is the purpose of the National Guard service to make men of this type. Those who have enrolled for this other women' l college a. A general recotp. oidon of the pleasurf of cycling is evident '. ed Liggett & MyerjTojacco Co- - og in Jlindet the floor isslon 1 r country: i t' J A BICYCU' full-flavor- N who are Ignorant of the good ttie National Guard is to the country and to the individual himself. To the thOBe it popular at . ,rtKtl -- .. s - , 11 K .4 J '"M CICARHETTES ram, Jor- -- H- ' Da'Jy Fashion Hint icents- hmkitktpcltaga. AlfbtahwbU h rum4 thu of and the blend can't be copied 0,vmaimm-itlt- 4 Sackett, Glen F. Conover, Sidney and Jesse Kenneth Kerr - imglGii ; J The conTopeka, KanHllay-l- L solidation of , two great transconti nental Wghways, th Midlandirail and the ftooseyeltNationat highway, Is announced by RMr Sawhlll, secretary-treasurer of the National Midland Trail association. The merged hlpways winelcalledjhe Roosevelt Midland trail. The merging of these two great ocean to ocean roads will mean much to Provo as the consolidated highways will take the route of the old Midland trail through here, and Increased tourists' traffic Is assured. Especially is this true as extensive plans are already In operation by the Roosevelt Midland Train association for attracting this season's tourists travel over J- the Roosevelt Midland trail. Will J. Graves, manager of the trail said: "While there are members of the Roosevelt Midland Trail assocla tlon in nearly every town-'- and city along the nrou tor the trail does not belong to the association. It belongs to the towns and cities along the route. It is your trail and is worth a lot to you. But we are going to make it worth more. The Orange and Krnds of orange Black, two band of black between with a will be the official marker of the Roosevelt Midland trail, the same as the Midland trail has always had. : NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the elty- - recorder of Provo City, Utah, until Thursday," June 2, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m." for t cement conconstructing a crete sidewalk in Sidewalk Extension No. 3, of Sidewalk Paving- District NdriZ, accordtnT'to the plaur and specifications on file in the office of the city engineer. Instructions to bidders, tbgetherjfvith' plans, profiles, specifications and forms of contract and bond may be obtained upon application at the office of. the city engines at Provo City, Utah. A deposit of 13.00 will be required tor eaci Bt of plans and specifications,, which deposit will be returned when 'plans and specifications' are returned to, the office of the city engineer. of The board of commissioners Provo City reserves the right to reject V, x and all bids. apy ' By order of the board of commis sloners of Provo City, "Utah. Dated May 11, 1921. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the city recorder-o- f Provo City, Utah, until. Thursday, June 2, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m., for t cement conconstructing a crete sidewalk In Sidewalk Extension Ko.Jtjof Sidewalk Paving District No. four-foo- 1 - . I " . four-foo- 11, according1 to inenlaliah:dspeci-ficationso- n file inrtheTJTftceof the city engineer.; Instructions to bidders, together 4 wtth plans,- - profiles, specifications and forms of contract"" and bond may .be obtained upon aiVplica-tlot- i at the office of the city engineer at Provo City, Utah. A deposit of $5.00 will be required for each set of plans and specifications, .which deposit wtll be returned when plans and are returned to he specifications office of the city engineer. The aboard of commissioners of Proyo City reserves the right to reject any and, all bids. By oirder of the board of commissioners of Provo City, Utah, ' -- 1 , . May 11, 1921, FRED EVANS. f Dated 'FRED EVANS, Provo of Recorder Utah, City, City City Recorder of Provo City, Utah, , (First publication May 11, 1921; last W w publication June 1, 1921.) publication June 1, J921.) . W publication June 1, 1921.) NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS. , An .Illustration. Sealed proposals will be received at, the office of the city recorder or Provo Thought, says a philosopher, "may City, Utah, until Thursday,. June 2, stay behind silent lips, but when it 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m., for construct becomes feeling It runs to' expree-Ion.'cement concrete side J We've noticed thta In cases ing a four-foo- t walk In Sidewalk Extension No. 8 of Of persons who thought they were, Sidewalk-Pavi- ng District No. 9, ac a naif Wt who felt they1 had cording to the plans and specifications smashed their fingera Boston TranLafce Sulphate. on file in the office of the city engi ' , :, . 4 lake near IjiKgar. Saskatchewan, to- script. neer. Ins'tructlons to bidders, i north--wbr-t hundi-eAbout miles tsd gether with plans, profiles,- specifica Wonderful YtlTowatone Park.-- ' of Hegtna. has benf found to bl tions and forms of contract and bond uturated with sodium sulphate, and may . be obtained upon application at 1 The lellowstone yatlonaL jark. th the bfficeot" the citypngineerat Crowning wonder of America's won the deposit under the lake and along aid the edge to be nearly 97 per cent! Provo City. Utah. A deposit of 15.00 derlanda,- - has within lta area S,Sia will be required for eaclnet nf plans several high mouotala pure, sulphate, The mineral Is used and specifications, which deposit will tquare miles, sulrivers with, theli three ranges, large ntensively Inlhe manufacture of be returned when plans and specific and 25 wate phuric acldr in photography and other tions are returned to the office of the tributaries, - 28 Iak t'tails. industrial purposes. The, lake . city engineer. The - board of commissioners of about teres. The.es? Is muddy, but on Provo City reserves the right to reject . , arvlna Them Their Ouv 7WtLUAt!r1 bed of mlrabllits anv and allbids. The man with brains io does sol boring dowa of board commis of the order By At the Columbia use tbeffl ts a trysluls I? found.'' sioners of Provo City, Utah. ' "With few talents U attractiori-yworker The hard .: Dated Used as WashboarA . .. wora bard to make T5ie sides of a new vacuum wash City Recorder of Provo City, Utah with talents f First mihllcAtlon Mav 11. 1921: last the most of them 1s are gvUuit; praise corrugated. purposes laundry f;r - t i It can te used aa a wasLboard. - -- six-inc- h six-inc- h ' This model makes up gracefully and i illuruigly in satin. There isisa new darlc generally called Dcrry that gathered skirt ' becoming. The two-pieblouse is attached to the of preen and black satin rnd r a Irecade. Deep Hare cuffs attached to kimono sleeves make the dress e ' -- l.'e to general wear, developed u r 'e or tricotine. Medium size requires material, or Hi yard rds 3 : satin. riclOfU Kevicw Dress No.. 926J, Sizes, 31 to 42 inches bust, rrice, ?ren ce long-waist- tlt t-- 43-in- - 40-in- C .5. i Iff 1 hit-tm- g - . e two-bundr- si!id fwlth ned"'--.- ItrntfoT training -i- today rare"Don Morell, all of Provo. ALLURING IN SATIN ---, he You get fresh cigarettes firm, and cool burning. can't hovomuch letter know iAndjou a fresh dgaretU 'Jastes .until you try Chesterfields.' ' s m : TO PROYO YOUNG HEN The-- greatest thing: accompllshedfn the present campaign of Battery "C" tor recruits for the National Guard is the of its merits to Vamr, Smith and Charles You don't lose one bit of that fresh tobacco fragrance rich Turkish blended with Burlcy and other choice Domestic tobaccos. tocietj itarted k h & 4 Tetary to keep the Haver in and the Dryness Mtf " The v6gue of the high neck, which ay is assured for fall, is designers shown in this gown ol blocked canton crepe,. The sleeves, taowever, will re main, dallying anywhere between the shoulder andJTinger tips. - ' A Will r F. II. OLSEN Bicycle Supply Company New and Rebuilt Bicycles." - AH ludges, IUDE A BICYCLE . Horald THE BLUSHING- - BMDE? el 1 8tngrdTme"utt May-llr-m- hlnv-TIie-a- jai o t FO PROOUCTIOlLi Friday. Also Swanee Singers as an added . . |