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Show THE PP.0VO HERALD. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1921. Courage! This Girl Kills Mice to Earri Vassar Money SPORT DIDYA EVER SEE A JAP BABY SHQff? p8cnai SPORTS. ARMORY FIVE DAYS ONLYBEGINNING Provo bowlers are getting the summer kicks out of their rolling , arms and are marking up some pretty fair Clifford Pierpont Herbert scores. Pisewalk and George Harris continue in scores. the NEXT TUSDY To demonstrate the high class work done in our Beauty Parlor, we will give you a HAIR DRESS, FACIAL, BLEACH OR MANICURE AT ONEIIALF THE REGULAR PriCe SHAMPOO, rt The U S. Reclamation Service mon-tain- s the best bunch of bowlers thus far released on the Armory alleys. Several bowling teams are being orraniied for the winter schedule. Negotiations for a wresumg-ooxin- FIVE DAYS ONLY. .We 'use the Burnham System, Violet Ray and S g nrorram near 'ITie last of XM month are being pressed by Ueut. Robs Rat cliffe, who hopes to produce adual bUl that U give some nign ciaas epyru " ,1: Radio.Treatments, s M - The anon Beauty Parloi VYour I L " Ifrf-"- r "- r - - IBI" : IU1L i MWiftW'ffC,,!- - .1- - Provo buaioess men are flocking to the aew gym In the Armory, where they are making excellent use of the fine equipment Sergeant Harris has gotten into,. position. The Armory club's Idea is not bo much to produce atheletes as to lengthen lives of men who, in their business, get too little exercise. , UfllVHl muscle-buildin- & I ; ,t , , - ' H ; co.otlo -- ......... c... -- t.t .,.'...,re..'.,.,. . ....... s" ' " 1 H a won t T ! 0-- 0 . - - . You Get Some Real Fuel Efficiency Canada's Animal Perks. The "three animal parks in the Canadian West Buffalo Park, Elk Island, end Foremost reserve in south n Alberta have a combined area of 184 quare miles, or 117,700 acres. They have fenced lnclosures, and they contain about 5,200 buffalo, 100 ante' lope, and a large number of moose, : elk, deer, yak. and cattle. Cordovan vine-tendr- il. Get a Ton 7 Keep a a Actual Check on Its Performance-Wathe Results: Every After You Will Always 7 tch SPECIFY MUTUAL. LUMBER PRICED RIGHT. Mutual Coal & Lumber Co. Leather. The soft, fine grained leather known as cordovan for a long time was at Cordova, chiefly manufactured Spain, of goat skin, tanned and dressed, and afterward of split horse-hideIt Is now made of goatskin, pigskin and so forth, and, especially. In England, of One horsehldes. ' PHONE 357. Corner Fifth South and Second West. s. -- . ........ - wan-tTFmatch- I help Mutual Coal and Learn - , i nine-thirt- J . jtf ....... TTV S yo- u- -- unless - The B." Y. U. grldders? came back strongly against the freshmen of the Ruth Hyde, Captain and Coach of the Vaaaar Hockey Turn, who U i Agricultural College on Timpanogos field Friday, wiping the Aggies up to Earning Her $100 pUdged to the VaMT Endowment Fund tune of 21 to 0. " . . . ' t .f t VT!t TI Jtvij- -i tciunicuci, s vasiar t. ' .'i i ; theThis is the way it was done: ! pvuii oi nonor io tarn me nunarea - U. A; CFrosh. X sophomore wa heard to re- - dollars each that they have pledged to! B. Y. U. ..A. Cowley ...lc Many ot them .tarted dur- - ' Nelson mark gravely to one of the !ne th summer, and ran tea shoe, of re.. Raetch Beatie Parry Young ... . . . . ... It. the For Endowment l0Td . . . . .... F. Smith Taufer the lemonade at turn iprofeor. .le. of thrrA. ... Layton Taylor Mays. I I lg..... J M ik Three Poughkeepsie girls set all the t Jeffs F. Meyer ........ .qb.......... Woods fuiiu, ijiiiicu. Jackson It teems that vine grow oyer the Vassar women of the neighborhood to f Partrlde Darmer rhb ... ..... R. Wilson Myrlck rg..,rivins, walls of Lathron Hall; that centipedes, work makinsr candv. which, ihev sold ' D. Gardoer Roberts lhb.,,:.... Kitchen Hatch ..... ...... ,4 kl.. Twa flivp in th vina nH that thm tiiHfita fb. Quinaey Smith . Miller jhate to crush them, but will shudder iwimming and otheri ran automo- - i Lindsay Fuller ...........qb.;........ ' ! all evening for fear of having the big biles, . rhb -. . Schaub, Capt, Packard wall Pampered Person Never Strong. the The down. j. lone on meals are not the drop i Peterson Simmons, Capt. ...lb.-.- .. - A pampered person la usually soft ,ophomore merely capitalized her vogue now, but the girls relieve the j . uaroner b. , bodied .and good for nothing. One aucourage, and will answer emergency monotony of college menus with food ! Score calls from any part of the dormitory, sold for the Fund. The "eat and grow ' 7-21 7 thority derives the word from "pam- R. U ......0.7. thin" tray run by three seniors in the j " .charging a fee for her services. o prous" (Latin) and the French "pam- u u u .0 C. Frosh A. U I One other girl has offered her cour. candy kitchen is particularly enticing, A vineyard over Referee, Kouzler; umpire, worm- -- pi" a y age for sale. She extracts mice from Every evening at girls go with leaves .and r rumens grown iviviireaxou bead linesman,, man;' ten cents apiece. "You see, through the corridors,, with trays j traps at " to be said branches is son. parapre. to there are over four hundred people slung by ribbons round their necks, U. OF U. TIES COLORADO. "Paradise Lost" Milton speaks of pamhere in Main," she explained, "and it's and sell the favorite fall refreshments , a very old building. The first of the cider and doughnuts. i pered boughs, which needed hands ' The University of Utah football to check fruitless embraces. The Ital Then there are the vendors of hair j year the freshmen don't understand score tie team held Colorado to a that they have to keep crackers and nets, soap and powder, "canned heat," J ians have a phrase "pamberato," but Saturday. candy in tins, to the mice wax fat cocoa and condensed milk all essen- and Is derived this means well-fed- . The lineup and summary: and multiply. My trade will die down, tials for the college girl. j bread, and here, drink. pane, ' Colorado ; (0) Utah (0) , as the freshmen learn better." The profits on these popular articles re rranwin .Vassar student have made it a are promptly turned into the Fund. JepperBon y um rt Swan Britzman Hurren ..".".....Trg..;. Mellet c Anderson- Practlea Foresight ; Jud Tunklns. , revre Evans ..lg...,....Le Taking things as they come may Jud Tunklns snys a man's noblest Gilmer Mcuean ...U Avoid comt trouble, but shaping things . and .le Moggie philanthropic efforts often Peterson that are coming will avoid less. T fall - most ...... wnro .... , -a- ttractto qb... , as Smith much attention the man who anticipates and exerlb. . . . w?JLe; his friends as the fact that ha Romney cises his best Judgment there is no among Watkins lb... tuignum has bought a new hnt. tliat rh Question foresight pays belter Oswald yumian Tone. ' ' dividends than hindsight Scoring China's Great Variety of Trees. ' Officials Carey, Cornell, referee: China hns a greater variety of treea Worm as Thin as Straw." han the whole of North America, and Prince, West Point, umpire. Komney, head linesman, Ltah. Samoa boasts a sea worm of e nany remarkably hiiudsome specimens treme slendernesa, like a fine straw, ire to.be seen M r- -l of them shleh Is eaten, like the oyster, both eould be grown there.Many In this country with nw and cooked. srofit. Jack Conrad, through his manager, Earl Conrad, both of Tlrayer, lowa. writes The Herald informing ine wreHtline fans of Provo that be is coming here to get on the mat with a local wrestler, nm romlnK to your city and will meet any wrestler in the world under U5 pounds," Conrad writes. -- -- ;ing-ao- s g B. V. U. WINS. Phc.tin Ifit ; .. - Beauty Specialist" University Ave. 101 N. I . . . a m i w i.; r ;- U-l- '4- l -- . -4J , i We Sell Good Gas these cold, snappy mornings you need with a kick. We sell it. On the-ga- s ' . OILS, TIRES, TUBES AND CHAINS v f OUR SERVICE IS UNEXCELLED. Pine Treo" Service " "I have beaten fYed Lewis, George TIallaa, Vic Somners, Ray Klondiff and a number of the greatest men in ine game," he adds. There is a chance that a match may be arranged for Conrad with Henry Jones.- WASATCH Third South "and University Ave. The MT. PLEASANT, Nov. 12. Wa- satch academy eleven Saturday defeated the Provo high school team, 23 to 12. The game was fast and the teams were fairly evenly matched, although the locals led throughout. The game was featured by a seventy-yarrun of Thompson's. He went over for a score following the run. :, The lineups: Wasatch. Provo. Lee , :le........ Jorgenson Peterson It Peterson Jordan Simlayson .....i.lg..t .... .... Murdock . . ...... Peay Keufsess Newell .v...t.."..rg Cofer rt Shart re Avery Tavlor Qb Thompson (Mcintosh Carron ..lhb Johnoson McKay Carter rhb..... Lindsey '(..fb...i. Dickson Peterson of Springville, referee; Sutton of Payson, umpire. I The place to buy that distinctive stationery. YOU IiOSE unless you call and see it. . J ' " GET A POWDER TUFF FREE at our store all this weelc. Ask Us About mm m It. 302 West Center." t "east high f :'JM " LI The squirrels have prepared their 'MhieYBd'sHveYoaf 1 . . $8.90 . Jf ' Enjoy A Warm, Comfortable Bed MATTRESSES AH Sizes. AU Styles. For Every Kind of Bed. Beautiful Art Ticks. WHILE THEY LAST . . All Felted 100 Per Cent.Cotton Mattress d mm mm Mi BEATS P. H. S. -- !7K ha Pt - 14. PAYSON, Nov. wins. Ott 1 Romney's East high Leopards .ran over the high team here Friday in a game to decide the championship of the Salt Lake and Southern divisions of the State football league. The Salt Lakers BEDS,. SPRINGS V Newest Models ' Beautiful Steel Beds Received Last Week ' Art Models Latest Cuts Modern -- Comfortable 1 1 . Strong From Factory Never Seen Before in Provo Built for Sleep Do Your EyesGood to See Them . Try One PRICES WILL PLEASE YOU WEAR MORE THAN PLEASE YOU LOOKS WILL MAKE YOU GLAD World Renown Simmons Beds and Springs See Disnlav in (liir Vlinrlnm ' Mnnrlnu-Tim- o a lAorlnv U Pay-so- n ST) Id triumphed by the count of The lunup: East Catrow 49. c - Kump Ryan Gillespie Van Cott - lg rt " ft. i t Faysoh, 0. rg... ...... . to 49 1 Wilon, Robertson . i O. C'aynon Hansen Culver I Corner Third West and Center 6i ' PROVO, UTAH j 3 Tfi AD VI IJ Li PI t THE. 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