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Show THE PEOVO EtZXU), TODAY, JUiOJ 24, 1S21. to During Our Bis Hot Weather Shoe Sale 25th to July 3rd' "5 thes prices-- - consider White reignskin pumps, military. heels, itylerr.iTTTr., i v-coloni- -; .- .... ......, White reignskin pumps, high heels, colonial styie ....... .. 1 $4.95 'WhiU reignekin oxford, high heels, kid lined, Welt Sole ........r;....:.t: WbJte canvas pump, Eaby Louis rtr t::; ....... - ... ' Tk? Greaf, Arenf White kid pumps, with strap and military heel-- .. . ., ., strap Etep : Kid strap .r Nubuck oxfords , "a; a n S3.90 - 'a 52.95 , , euu - s B tlr u . .... ... .... .. 05c forii, .jll ........................................ : - strap , , . . . .. , f " ;77 t ii $3.95 .T:.- - u - v w. - jr-- i vr rs m m 05 01 tt tl $5.90 heel ' e f ft fli U pi it:r.i.-1.-- L Sport oxford, with military ftft vwaJU . .x - - ; ... "growing . - Sport oxfords, black and white, : lOW heel . . Vf t i,. .. 70 .....77..,. "yC infanU'-au- d White kid pumps, plain and with j d: Whit reignskin pump, mUitary heeL double ., $9a90 iiJj 11 Lit XX11 erowmz girlssiiesSltoi..,.; f shoes, with white ' v top .....v...,. White Uiry Jane, children', ! I j:u WhiU Ifcry Jane, with i , . White kid shoes in all styles of heel S245 .. t T b W5- , n consider these prices ' oPeautiiui nr. loo ,. . , ftC - CM - :.v- ...J.'.."..,. eyre ; 'ft tJ n at n. b : White canvas oxfords .... . . . . . v . o ., . . ei White kid oxford, welt sole, a very ipecial price f fifl Cfi vOiuU - White raignskin.xfor4sKn and ivory sole" . ... . . . . . ... . . rri rm U mi P t . K tl 01 A SPECIAL - - psji$gLLyr, Beautiful white, washable 4 priced tin for sale .... j . . T yr.jri - en A SPECIAL V White kid pumps, all sizes priced for pole that are in never buy job loti fot a speciat sale-W- e offer sale-tlots' or out of hat art-rio- t is, these shoes bargain vogue at the time of the ' : s. and f if willbe Jae your advantage income early gel' first choice $8.90 ' t tr HI t i". " .1 " .. The BiglDepartment Store t J x f. ' ,iu. t '.,., . K o V t: ti u?c left-over- ' r: - T T "Ti , Shoe O tl 3 e Depaurtment -- 11 .0 MiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMim n ti Yet, Thofo When the Editors Come To Provo Happily Married ) Veteran Newspaper Editor of Utah. lhe . June 22. Lucy RoSaote, 15 years old, was exonerated by a Chicago, .. jury today , after she had 6he.:. killed ... Guy DepesOj 45, yesterday - at -- Chicago Heights. The jury deliberated but few minutes. It based its finding onf ttiB"unwritten taw." Their- - she shook Viands with each of the jurors J Inn.l Vi ner oytn story that coroner's told how v and-wh- the real'inventorol movabletyeTTuTlusIoryshows that the Germans didnovtusemoyable type untUl 439, in other words at least nineteen years after the Hollander had invented movable ; . , type. The first newspaper published outside of Holland or Germany was in Rome, 1467; Paris, 1470; Spain, 1474; England, - Ads The first newspaperprinted in hemisphere was in the City of Mexico, 1585; the second was in Lima, Peru, 1595, The first newspaper published in the United States was "The University Press,' at Harvard, 1639. This paper, still published, the-wester- n Even marilage to Natalie Talmadge couldn't ttlng a miJe i face o( Uuster Kwton, funtous oi lb mrvt.- s!.!i;y a hai ry, evtn thoujrh hia faco can't how Ttm wcUSnr, it, h i iu e at the home Mr. and Mra. Joatpb Eclxnwfc. In EayhV. l l-to- r - Unk was Koriija-TaJraadsa- r.-- ' r I 9. .in - Ccsft an J CciTi .System.-'?- Tslhe oldest pubiicatioiriirthr United States? : No Charge. - rOJIG SAVING PRICES WEEK ENDING JUNE 23 ... 2'jc tugrar Corn, 2 for '"c Ixr-- can Oysters . .' . .25 . : TCc ....... .. . .15.. Oysters .'; e ana cva can Lr.; ; I Cuart Ture Honey ....... ...... ...........54 Can . ric Tint Pure Honey j ctr C . . . . . ieanaiuC,Ji .....Vj. ?'..- - 33 ,.V.:;. ... ....... . . .;.;.... i.i i ii'.t .Ai0n Jtir3'. 1 . 2'- irt.. sscn Jsrs.j.tj i,.vu.i.-t-Jelly Glares, dozen .I'. . .'v. . Pure Fruit. end Sugar Jam . . V. t. . 04r ..i..$l10-ar;-J. ..,.., .53':,,23:;;:; i.'.., H Ir.rs White Ixunclry Soap .. .....................id4Sl ,...4S K AH . ? A4-Kr.i.th- 3 Scap Red VVTioat. : V.'e i'rxy Flour , .t.......... . .'rr'-r- -. . . 7 jj JJ ....s.... ioy . .. . ji Jj j J JJ J' j Yo'j Csn Save. Honey. NO CHARGES - ""TT" 1 Vil.lLii bers of the Utah Press association, the men who handle the news from all parts of the world. : ; They are a set of men who seldom get from their offices, for the job of running a newspaper is one of the most exacting in 7 the world. . j Movie fan tbowa that Ok. know tv,. TW'' in rww. Wcrin, it r. -- h.- - -- XL 'f!' .", . "me "t tw picture 0"I performer. a!o. The two flv BUiea w warlt Irem tiwr i Are: Offered Saturday' Every One of - a Sterlins Value these-Spccia- ls'is . o L. v I v v om The first newspaper published west of the Missouri river was Deseret the News, June, 1851, With but few and very few instances the newspapers of the United States 'have bee of the city, the state and the -- nation. rheir power for good Next Sunday arid Monday Provo will have an opportunity of S getting more real advertising than it has received in years. S ti iUf'." Want J : tl tl L. numan4itertyatesrom4320r claimed-thatJohrrGutenberg- 1477. F V y. : w 0 e - Janszoon Caster of Holland invented wood movable typer twenty freedber years later thisame inventorrinvented metal movable type. From that day on human liberty has grown until today men who would do wrong oftimes pause because of their fear of the ' ' Press. ft vw,'' been has It Germany was A . ctawn-- of Mary Is An Afffiete, Too YOUNG GIRL EXONERATED. i Hundreds of Attractive NEW VOILE WAISTS DASHING STYLES AND BLOUSES Worth $3.25, for lliddiesJVorth $a.5Mor- .... 95(j . "T0nceS7ear"theyr"MfQrget"sh0P" and just a few hours. Now here is the point: Proyp can and should show these newspaper men the time of their lives. - ' ""ItTshouIJ have them go"awa"y'lrom thiaTcity with a feeling that they would like to come back here and spend the rest of their lives hercu. Don't forget . that : the iiewspaper jna sions Quickly. ; .: Provpshould. 'and can, get more real advrsirigout of the visit of the mp- -1 rs of the Utah Press association than from any .dozen. conver.tu that, coul4.be hed.The average delcgateto my convention, if he has a good time, will tell a dozen friends about the time he had, but these newspaper men can, and should, gro away trom novo next JMonday night with a story they can t6tt a- every, newspaper jrcadcrjn Uta.r-- y meetto-1talk-3hop,t:fo- r " . -- . . 03 - - - NARROWEMBROrDERY - NOTICE Our Great Jane Clearance, Sale.l how -- inlull-swinff Don't miss it. Worth 15c, for 5 Yard .f waterproof j. house Aprons Worth $1.00, for co EMBROIDERIES " One Special Lot of .. .. MIDDIES l II! ' Wide Widths, 50c value, rrrzr l9 Yard - . for, GOWTS wtyfcs-WdrttS.5- One Special Lot of ROYAL SOCIETY' PACKAGE GOODS 3 PER CENT DISCOUNT c; --4 P d ti i! A 1 n n |