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Show THE PROVO HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1922. , nII mi Specials for All Week 10 lbs. Pearl Hominy 8 bars Jewel Soap 10 bars .Duck Soap Hewlett's package Rice ....... 2a lbs School Boy mm Ml .65 15 25 25 Sugar ... Mishan Brand Sardines Hill's Bros, Gibson's or Schilling's Coffee . . 2i2 lbs Hill's or Schilling's Coffee Try Our Meat Department for Quality. The first-yea- r players did not do very well against their more experienced opponents In the first half, end they fought bard. At the var-ity period the of the twenty-minut- e five were on the long end of a score. The frosh outplayed their adversaries In the final period, 17 to 13 points. twm was a reat deal of Interest attached to the game, and a large crowd of fans was on nana w wiiuen the two teams play. Lineup and summary: B. Y. U. FRESHMEN. P.G. F.T. F.G. T.P. 0 0 0 'Groerfbeck, if 0 " Erdman, rf 4 0 Partridge, c 0 0 Taylor, lg 0 0 Storrs. rg 0 1 Hayes, rg Larsen. if 1 6 Stewart, ff 70 10 43 $1.05 We Also Have a Complete Line of Fresh Fish. University Hot PROMPT DELIVERY 498 N. University Ave Phone 274. FF.OSH Thtt fronhmen tnl varsity QUinU Of the B. Y. U. played a brilliant game of basketball oere saturaay evening. u 32 varsity live came out victorious, 20 Peanut Butter SPORTS J..10 Totals 6 w i - Cut Down Your Family SmiEjCi Our Shoe Department Will Sdtx You Riany DoUara THINK of Your Opportunity to Buy Your Shoes in a SHOE that Will Sell This YccT Approximately DEPARTT.3fT NINE r.IILLION DOLLARS Worth of CoodgSsc! 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STORES Help You Save Mcnsyl 32 14 MEN'S SHOES WOMEN'S BLACK VICI INFANTS' SHOES Style Economy. Brown calfskin, English last, oak soles. PUMP kiddies plenty of NEW YORK, Jan. 9. The latest sensation among discus throwers Is Alma Richards, the former Brigham Young fProvo) university high Jumper and star, and, according to toy The advices from California, where the Utah giant is attending the University of Southern California law school, he is preparing to win the discus throw In the next Olympic games. In 1912, at the Olympic game in with pure rich milk. This growth-promotin- g food Stockholm, Richards surprised the athletic world by defeating the world's assures robust health and a sunny disposition. Your I best high jumpers and establishing a Richards has new Olympic record. Neighborhood Grocer sells this bread. It's always fresh. given up the high jump, but is going great guns with the discus. He made a study of discus throwing last spring, and in August he won the Pacific coast championship, defeating among others Clarence Houser, the We Use Utah County Hard Wheat Flour. schoolboj) phenom, who captured the national junior discus championship and the national senior rhotput championship at Pasadena last July. Richard's' throw on that occasion was 140 LOST Jersey heifer 18 months old, feet. solid color, $15.00 reward. Jacob During practice recently lie heaved the Greek missile the remarkable disColeman. Phone 692-tance of 150 feet. That throw would WILL SELL you a new Caloric furn-- . have won the Olympic championship ace in your home and take for America in any one of the past MISCELLANEOUS WANTS a freshinstulled milch cow on It. Phone 301-R- . Olympic meets. FOR RENT Heated room, furnished. STAKE BOARD PLAY. BASKETBALL THURSDAY. 320 N. 2nd E. ; $1.50 per week. The members of the Stake board of The B. Y. U. and American Legion 40 acres good orchard the Al. 1. A. will present a play, "The basketball teams will clash in the first FOR SALE 1 season Thursday big game of this 'ground, 9 acres In alfalfa, 8 acres in Poor Little Ui.h Girl,' January at College Hall. evening. 7:30, at the High school young fruit trees. Phono gym.' Both teams are going after the state championship, which makes the BLACK HAWK VETERANS H. M. AYERS WELDING CO. It is requested that all veterans of affair one of the most important of welding and cutting. We the year. the weld anything made of metal. Work ond lilack Hawk war meet at the Secward church 12:30. at Thursday guaranteed. First class service. 42 N. JOICL A. JOHNSON, Commander. FARMER BURNS COMING. tf Fourth West, Prwo. Phone 5S8-J- . Henry Jones, who has returned Bonneville Encampment. No. 6, I. O. from Ogrlen, where he saw Farmer LOST You are losiig money says the farmer is coming to O. F., held its l election Burns Provo in the west, and may be while Wasatch the with trade you Friday. January 6, and the following attend the next wrestling to expected tf. officers were elected: y match scheduled at the Armory, George Husby, past chief patriarch; 17. Jones may meet Van Dusen ' FOR SALE Hay, grain, floor and John LuWiardt, chief patriarch; W. H. that day, and, the match not being feed at lowest prices. Wasatch Pro- Baker, high priest; O. W. Mann, senior held in Salt Lake it's about a hundred II. If. ' Rower, scribe; A. to one shot that the Provo wrestler tf. warden; duce. Woods, treasurer; F. K. Burke, junior conies across with the two of three falls. Burns will referee the match if HEMTITCHING and PICOTING The warden. it is held January 17. finest work on any kind of mateMUSICIANS ELECT OFFICERS Henry Jones has signed up with Singer rial. All work guaranteed. The I'rovo Federated Musicians Barnes as manager, and the Sewing Machine Co., 97 N. Vniv. Ave. local 790 A. V. of M., held their annuai George latter is now iu Salt Lake trying to Gentlemen roomers or election yesterday, and the following persuade Van Dusen to meet Jones in WANTED 195 officers were elected: Samuel Jepper-soProvo. reasonable rates. boarders; t Jr., president; Frank Foffinden, N. 3rd W. vice president; Shirley Bee, secretary; house, one E. P. Mayhew. treasurer; members of ORDHARDS FOR RENT Fine INSPECTED the hoard of directors. Robert Sauer, block from town. 340 W. 1st X. Irving Hansen, J. W. McAllister, Sam FOR SALE- - -- Sweet cider. 412 YV. 3rd S. I!. Robinson and Byron Dastrup; exA year ago all of the orchards and IS J Thone 59! M. Virl Martin, fruit trees in the Lehi and Alpine disamining committee, tricts were inspected by the county Henry Ellertson.and Earl Thorne. WANTED Sewing machines to recrop pest inspectors. A great deal of one year; work all guaranteed pair; "Y DEBATERS PREPARE. San Jose scale was found in these disl price reasonable.' 327 S. 1st W. Vnder the direction of Dr. Christen tricts, and in consequence a systemcanvassers. Jensen and Dean John C. Swenson, atic spraying campaign was launched WANTED which resulted in the spraying of all If you are not making Jl(1 a week, the debaters of the Brigham Young infested trees and the extermination call and see C. II. Wigginton, 327 S. university are preparing for the anJ 11 nual intercollegiate triangular de- of most of the scale as wall as many 1st W., between 7 and 9 p. in. r bates which will be held January 20. other orchard insects which on the trees. WANTED Cyphers incubator.t; The question for debate this year is, i' "Resolved, That the United States govThis work is again being continued 4 Call 781-J-ernment should cancel all loans made by an orchard-to-orcharinspection in old Any to those" powers associated with her the Provo and American Fork disKEY, gun and sjif repairing. old fix lockVe any 'n the war against Germany, provided tricts by County Inspectors C. J. key for any-olthink. Benters Novelty Repair Shop. ithat Creat Britain does likewise." Sorenson and H. V. Swenson. It will The negative team of the local uni- extend to all 75 X. 1st W. districts i as the work versity, composed of E. H. Harter, W. in the county as WANTED Buildinf krt in city Phone G. Harmon and Richard P. Condie, will can be done. Therapidly inspection work is J 9 meet the Vniversity of I'tah affirma- being conducted under the supervision tive team at Salt Lake and the B. Y. IT. of the state bureau of plant industry FOR RENT- - Nicely furnished team, composed of Edwin for the purpose of assisting growers to ibrary. affirmative auartment. H blocks fn M E. W. Parkinson and Leland control various injurious fruit insects tird, JMf woo J. West Mrs. Phone Wont:;, will meet the negative team and particularly to locate neglected from the Agricultural college at Col- and infested orchards and trees which FOR RENT Funiied. stcam-hcateserve as breeding centers of these room: best location. 211 X. Univer- - lege hall. itv Ave. Phone .""0pests and thus check the spread of NOTICE TO CREDITORS. San Jose scale which constitutes a modern home. In the District Court of the Fourth serious menace to successful rruit FOR RENT V. 1st S. Call Judicial District, in and for the with basenn nt. County growing. 777-J-of Utah. State of Utah. San Jose scale can be readily con In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza- trolled by proper spraying at the 1 r.iv X. 21S iEtgv. FOR SALE Baby beth S. Deceased. and scale-cidright time. Creditors will present claims, with erty Ave. are have thaf the given sprays t adobe lieuse. all oii cis. .1. to11. the undersigned, at the best results so far. These sprays are FOR REN- Toffice of Tucker, attorney-a- t law, put out in the early spring before the nr nnrt. Phone I'rovo Commercial and Savings Bank trees begin to leaf out. Sec Owens a Imi'ding, I'rovo City, Utah county, FOR SALE Milk ( Jiw "t.i'' "I Utah, (mi or bfore the 12th On Saturday afternoon next PresHerald ulla-eday of l..n !i, p22, ident and Mrs. F. S. Harris will enterf. M ', Di e Mt!iMa RALE 1). C. AI.I.EMAX, tain the members of the B. Y. U. facAilininistrator of the Estate of Eliza- ulty and their wives and partners at leather bottom' chair. $2"; beth S Allenian Deceased. their home. The social will take the round table $2U;'. South Bend range of the faculty women's affair with water jack, $75; sanitary coucli .r. B. TUCKER, place o.wl niattrn8. iWl )Ug. $25. Cull 77 which had been planned for Saturday Attorney for Administrator. (First puUlicatlyn Jan. 9, 1922.) 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