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Show "II FnOVOIIIGIi'SFOOTDALL indiiiarsli Co. .15 Pure Home Rendered Lard, lb. . . . . , . . .25 . Cured Hams, Sugar . 25 Sugar Cured Bacon, whole piece or half, lb . Uk ". . . , 15J f Hamburger Sausage, 15j Pork Sausage, lb . . v. : ?. . I . . . . . v. . .55 Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen.. ...... . . . $1.25 bushel . , Jonathan Or. JlomeJBetj Apples 1 Hubbard Squash, lb, ... . .'. ... ... ... . , .11? . . .. . .19 Comb Honey . ... . , . . . . . ". 6.00 can Vernal Honey . V. . . lb. Cream Cheese, 25f lb. PROVO HIGH SQUAD ENDS SUC CESSFUL SEASON. .... ..... ..... ................. .................. I ' .......... We Have Plenty of OrangeSi Lemons, Bananas, Sweet Pota- toes, Cranberries, Celery, Cocoanuts, in Fact Everything Good . to Eat, at BiiMmaihzGasliiand PHONE 534. A r, A Boxes of Chocolates Given Away. Our Hall Is Newly Decorated and Our Music Is the Best. ' . Something New t Every, Week.' Try It Once. , ADMISSION 50c them, but, speed spelled success for the High school eleven. Provo High next met their lire long rivals (the Epringville High, school) who were completely swamped by. a score of 35 to 0. At this stag ot the football Beewn Provo High, was to Its supreme drengin ana many rrovo thad the Provo High fans d-.-i another chance to meet the Payson eleven again they would have won the right to meet the East High of the Salt Lake division. On Friday, November 4, the White and Green rooters again witnessed another victory on the local campus over Tintic. The Provo goal was never in danger and Tintic succeeded In getting first down only twlce. Score 29 to 0. This game completed the league schedule for the Iovo High putting them second in the Southern division with three games won and one lost. The Utah State Football assreiation appointed the Provo High to meet Che Wasatch Academy who are the champions of the Southern part of the State. At the time the White and Green met them, no team had scored on them n4they bad run up a-- score of two hundred points in three games. ride to Mt. After the. seven-hou- r Pleasant the team was sent., on the would-b- e football field. The Provo lads claim that the whole of Sanpete is all sand and. . the football field fproved the fact It was one of the slowest fields that the Provoites had frovo-Hi- gh ever been-o- n clearly outplayed the Wasatch -- eleven, On first half the score ended 12 to J in Provo's favor. The Academy score resulting in a fatal fumble for the Provo High Prnvn held them in the third (mar-ter but -- the effects of thelong ride land the slow .field at last succeeded in them and the Academy bunch put oyer 17 points In the last fifteen minutes -- of -- play. - Provo High gets the honor of being the first team in the State to score on the Wasatch Academy, -- Wteter Is Coming- Can you afford, at a time when things" are so uncertain, money to scarce and employment so limited, to face the long winter months, so close at hand with debts on your shoulders. Our organization has solved the problem for hundreds of people and the money they nave saved on buying groceries has made It possible for them to afford the other necessities of life. Don't waste your money another day. Let us prove to you a much better way. Ws are offering six Wednesday morning Unusual Bargains. .23c 25c TEA..t..,.,. . .- .23c .25c .25c ..... .25c SOME OF OUR SAVING PRICES .COFFEE second to none. to suit you. Freshly ground 45c Master... Old can Mb 55c, .$1.33 ... can Old Master, can Old Master. . .$2.19 $2.65 370 45c lib can M. J, B.. can M. J. B $1.35 . . .$1 J M. J. B,. . $2.25 35c 'ean Purity b Skaggs 45c $1.00 can Purity.. Skaggs $1.25 ma b b COCOA 45c 30c FLOUR 20c IbTure Cocoar..;.. 50o 60c Fresh Eggs POSTUM 39c Dirge Instant Po turn...... Postum......23c Small Instant 35c 30c Pkg. Postum Cereal A ...... .23c sk. Patent Flour Patent Flour 10 sks. Patent Hour ... T slcTHardWheat . t sks; Kara wheat Consider these unusual low prlceB -- . ' ; in first qualityTof "beef. . . . .20c 35c Steak,' lb.;. ....18c 30c Sirloin Steak, lb.... ..,.18c 25c Flank Steak, lb ....18c tea fet i !. . z:,c Round , ....15c lb..... 2c.Rnmp'ftbast,- lb....r. ....15c 20c Heel Boil, Prime Rib Roast Beef, bone in, ...... .t..,. wt12'jC Pot Roast, ............. Boil, 15c Rib Boil, lb. best cut, .12Vic , lb.. ,'.;.10c ........... ,,".fc..7o 8 "1 V. .". $1.15 .$2.25 $1 1.00 flTST ;rrTr;$2.3o : sks.: Hard Wheat $11.25 60c 49c Fresh Rolled Oats Gennade ... .... .. ., ..35c 45c 10-l33c Pkg. Sunripe Oats. . . . . , . . .29c 40c Pkg. Wheat Flakes 33c 35c Cream of Wheat....... ...,27o 10 b at our market 15c Flank Boil, lOoBrisket 10c-Bee- 20c BoiL lb Shank, f 7c 5c :..'."..5o lb.. Fresh Hamburger, 2 lbs.... 25c FINE YEARLING LAMB 25c 25c 20c 20c 15c 25c 15c Yearling Yearling Shoulder Shoulder (Lamb Lamb Lamb Lamb Lamb Leg. lb.... ,17c Chops; lb...17o Chops, lb. . .15c, Stew, lb,.122c Stew,' lb...... .60 Country Sausage, 2 lbs.....35c 10c Fine Kidney Suet, lb C TST CENTER STREET. case. or handbag, blouse-orname- ' . nt 7, a jD,8-me- nt of ch,ef. that you can buy ,,flfl! OrnamenUI Ivory for the bureau. A pair of warm house slipper,. An attractiva bed spread And many other useful andI attraj. live things. vanity. pretty bead necklace. A , A novelty h A stylish ornament for the hair. A box of embroidered or Initial handkerchiefs. , A pair of Saxony mittens. pair of silk' stockings." A Dainty little booties. nice, warm knitted jacket " A A nice, warm buggy blanket A fine wool crib blanket A Polar Bear set, knitted 1 t,- stylisrHhattE; A . A box of fine cotton hose. , A box? of soft collars. A pair of kid glovea. A pair of knit gloves. shirt A warm flannel Berg's A cap of dressy apperance, Aheavyr wirm bathrobe.- "A silk knit tie. A box of handkerchiefs. A ehavy silk fourMn-han-d tie. nalP"or. leather niovesr pair pf Bostonlan dress shoes. A pair s4 Star Brand" guaranteed shoes. , A four-ln-han- d A pair A pair of leather house slipper .A leather suite ... A leather traveling bag. A handkerchief Trith ht,nBu;.i A of. fine-- sails Ho For that Boy, Who is 4Oh So Good" Just Before Christmas A A A suit of Cortley Junior clothes. r overcoat Rothmsn pair of shoes that will withstand tough-wea- hard knocks. A A A t dress shirt A heavy, warm sweater. ' A Beau Brummel for Sunday wear. pair of lined leather gloves. pai? of good stockings. f: Kayneo blouse waist A pair of shoes - A ai knit wool gloves. A pair of warm mittens. A silk Windsor tie. A warm, belted Mackinaw. A nice wool cap for school wear. " A knitted four-in-ha- tie. jeuie)tpusi( uut swu y We want you to make our store your Christmas Shopping Store. We want you to know that it is a pleasure to us to show you what we have, no matter if you aren't just ready to buy. A reasonable deposit will hold any article until the day before Christmas. . '. . gjiaBannWaasaasassaaBiaBalasafiasaBjB - ' ' ssw2i We Ask for Your Patrossg on Die outer Plea Than Our Ability to Give Yon the Right Kind of Servics, Do Your Christmas Shopping Early and You Will Bs Better Satisfied. Distributors of Quality Merchandise - Everybody's Store. 'f ' rcA 6ilk shaded lamps -- in many designs- -' AT HIGH. Coach Edwards has issued the call for basketball players at the high school to try for the sechool team. He probably will pick 20 men and from thenuiake the first and second teams. . Prospects for a. good seasonl are bright, as there are 10 basketball letter men In school. . Games with Sprlngville, Payson, Spanish Fork, Nephi and other schools will be scheduled. m roup JLWiA WINS 1 -- Henry Jones, Provo's champion wrestler, demonstrated Friday evening at the armory that the toe hold can win wrestling matches and well near break ankles. He shouldered Dutch Anderson, Idaho's welter champion, to the mat, first fall In 30:35, and a second In 7 minutes. , The lame ankle rendered Anderson practically ielp-les- s in the second trial, but he was game, and exhibited some of the cleanest grappling shown here In recent malie a beautiful gift for Christma- s- - . OAN you think of anything, that adds more cheer to the home than a beautiful lamp all aglow so that you can see it through the window from the street.' ! .... LSI- . $13.60 nPWILIGHT comes an hour earlier now than it did only a few weeks ago, and by December 23rd, another hour of, daylight will have been, taken ; 9 - priced as low as --they away. months. Aba Kapplan and Dean Park drew k a preliminary wrestling , match. - I - shipment of lamps came A LARGE in Saturday. All tha'jiew shnnpa priced as low as $22.50 - styles and materials. Some exquisite little table lamps as low as $13.60. K. O. Birch handed Tex Reamer too straight lefts, and after one rapid round and three tame affairs, gained the decision. Kid Cook overcame the handicap of one knockdown in the first round and came back strong enough to ..get a many . Tall, stately floor lamps, rich and handsome, from $22.50 to $46.00. sWr'-- WrA purple. Stands in mahogany and polychrome finish. : - -- consider these 'parlor $22.50 $24.00 $27.50 - Tor prices special next week ILDli the French delegation, .that, it is not ap parent what good purpose couid ba served by Germany's representation." "If America wishes to invite Germany, however, and .bell jves it will help the conference, there will be no opposition from' ua," said nn orfkial spokesman. ., .. , lamps"' $13.60 $20.60 France If the United States wants to invite Gert 'mflnv tA ha ivnrocontnil o tha in.. ference, it wa3 stated officially at French headquarters. It was made however, by spokesmen ' prices- -- "table :OME News Service. Nov. 28. WASHINGTON, will interpose no objections .sakaMsn ICH silk shades, 4n corn, tan, cerise, blood red. Old rose, yellow, dark blue, light blue, lavender and a International r T Will Aird spent his Thanksgiving vacation with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Aird, returning to hislab-orator- y work in the University of Utah this morning. Mr. Aird told his Provo friends that he had finished With his sailor life and hereafter will stick., to dryland, intermountain land particularly. He was on the Great Lakes last summer, in passenger boat line service. GERMANS MAY . A box of fine handkerchiefs. A Knight au robe. A pair of camp blankets. ' ...... clar. PROVO, UTAII. A beautiful ' SAILOR PREFERS DRY LAND. lb.... i........... pretty lace cellar. A . draw with Cyclone Maxie. FEW MEAT PRICES BEEF l.'e Meaty CEREALS 2 sks. You can always save by trading lb ..23c .....23c b - 20c Beef lb. . 45c 1 , FRESH RANCH EGGS EOc CURRANTS AND RAISINS 30c Currants, 2 for 30c Seedless Raisins 30c Seeded Raisins .......... .35c Pure Cocoa b - Buy now for the holidays.' H0o Fresh Rstd Peanuts, 2 lbs, .29c 30c Jordan Almonds, 2 lbs... .450 30c Hard Shell Walnuts, 2 lbs. 45c S5c No. 1 Mix Nuts, 2 lbs...,45o 45c- - Soft Shell Walnuts, 2 lbs,..65e vnstfir $1-6- NEW CROP NUTS - - :rr BASKETBALL PACKAGE OF ROYAL GARDEN 20c PURE FRUIT JAM, S'for Sc LARGE BOXES MATCHES, ft for 25o YEARLING LAMB CHOP8, 2 lbs. for.': 30c SIRLOIN STEAK, 2 lbsfor 25c ROUND STEAK, 2 lbs. for t. " A nice umbrella. - . Shop early. 45c.srLB. pretty knitted cap or bonnet, either in silk or wool. A Hart Schaffner s Marx suit A Cortley Junior auit. A warm overcoat LA.heavyv durable. Mack1haweoat a suit or warm unoerwear. A silk dress shirt A pretty negliges shirt A fins wool sweater.- - . b n, wool dress pattern. "A Jersey coat or sweater. pair of fine silk hose. ' pair of fine kid gloves. pair of fine chamoisette gloves. pretty; warm bathrobe. . silk dress pattern. pair of fine wool blankets. linen tablecloth with napkins to match. . A fancy Turkish towelJ A A A A A A A A For Father, Sont Brother or Friend u 2-I- . FOR THE LITTLE TOTS h-4 Two fur scarf, throw, cape, stole, or a fur coat ' A georgette blouse. A jeraey cr taffeta petticoat A pretty crepe de ctin njghtgown. Step-iA crepe de chine Teddy-beaor a fi!K camisole. . A jersey sifk bloomer, cr vest A fine embroidered Philippine ed Under the Personal Management of Prof. F. L. LorrelL Don't Hiss a Chance for a Good, Clean Time. " For Mothers, Daughters, Sisters or Friends w e This - Dance all the Mozart . We offer the; following mz?L f .- . et Market Car - in selecting, keep in mind usefulness of the present as weU as Us attractiveness in our stock, you wifl find many attractive things that will make most acceptable presenCs. : . , tions. which may help you in your selections; . for. is the first year that the Provo High has had a football team on the field for many a moon, and regardless of this fact they ended sec ond in the Southern division, At the opening of the football season in their first league garni the Provo High- - took to count the fast Lehl aggregation by a score of 27 to 7. On October 1, the strong Payson ' eleven succeeded in beating...the Provoites in one of the hardest fought battles ever staged in Provo1 to the tune of 14 to 0. , The Granite High .school from the to Salt Lake division were the meet the White. and Green and clearly showed more experience and opened up on a forward passing which com pletely puzzled the Provo eleven, but the le?s inexperienced eleven made up in fight for what they lacked in ex perience and Granite 7; succeeded to making 14 to Provp's nothing. Frosh- second team in Tae-- BY a practice game; were overcome bjrthe Provo High by a score I l to v, tm could-'hop- present for that dear relative, or friend. r llow us to help you solve that perplexing problem of selecting a Christmasthat will be sotted to their taste, remember to something wish and that the main thing is to give those whom you make them happy. the Provo High school football team did not win the division al championship they did end one of the moat successful gridiron seasons that, a 'team of this state and age Although .... ...... ..... ..... -a- By .GEORGE CARTER. ".. Ckristmm l SEASOIIWESS" if , ' lamps- -' Sw $3JW $45.00 small deposit holds until Christmas iniltl. THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE FUKNITURE DEPARTMENT M M only-- -a " - "EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME' HA ''FA1 V 1 FURNITURE DEPARTMENT |