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Show THE POVO HiftALD7FRlDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1922. attract,, br...; About was hostess at students of the Maeser school. f viiimn JniK .rran.ed at The the home of Mr. and Mrs. Moroni enAllen, on Washington's birthday. Mr. patriotic colors and emblems, hanced with red roses and ferns, gave Allen Is manager of the Skaggs store In Provo to the entertaining rooms a moxt appearance. The guest list inFred J. Flnlayson left Wednesday cluded the following: Mrs. Preston 0. Peterson, Mrs. Mart Roylance, Mrs. morning for Oatman, Aril., where he Vera Greenwood, Mrs. Prank Demlng, will take charge of the carpenter Mrs. Wyman Berg, Mrs. Jack Teas-dal- shops for a mining company. He will Frank visit friends in San Francisco en .Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Stubbs, Mrs. Fred O. Richmond, iMrs. route.' Miss Veda Vest entertained a few Afton Jensen. Sirs. C. L. Naylor, mem bers of the Comus card club; and the friends at a birthday party at her following special guests: Mrs. John U. home Wednesday evening. A patri BUCnl Airs. Liavia upeusuw, an. v. one color icnemc prevauru imiuubu H. Ward. Mrs. J. W. Farrer. Mrs. Bert out the entertaining rooms. Pink and Whipple, Mrs. C. E. Loose, Mrs. E. Qv white carnations were uied as the Hughes, Mrs. A. B. Morgan, (Mrs. 0. table centerpiece. Games, music and H. Heindselman, Mrs. Lynn V. Sut- luncheon were enjoyed by the follow ton, Mrs. L. L. Graham, Mrs. Reed L. ing: Miss Lore a Scott, Miss Hope Scott. Miss Anderberg, Mrs. Frank L. Cory, Mrs. Coleman. MissMissRuth Fawn Scott, Miss Roy Boren, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell, Mrs. Lenore Foote, E. D. Sutton, Mrs. J. T. Farrer, Mrs. Masie Booth, Miss Ruby Scott, Missd en, Cora Vest, Miss, Marion McCoa Ray Tlmmerman, Mrs. George Lev Mrs. C. E. 'Maw, Mrs. George E. Brat-ta- and Miss Vesta Sorenson. C. C. Joi.es Complimentary, to Mrs. Mrs. R. L. Strlngham, Mrs. Rayof Salt Lake City, Mrs. Edwin Van B. James Mrs. mond Sutton, Tucker,' Van Wagen-e- n Mrs. Earl Thomas, Mrs. George B. Wagenen, and Mrs. Ray entertained evening at Thursday Mrs. Harding, (Mrs. William Ferre, the home of Mrs. Edwin Van Wagen Howard Lee. en. ine rooms were, artisiicauy arroses and carnations. Mrs. Ole 01 sen, Jr., entertained at ranged with Music, names and a delicious luncn- a birthday party Thursday in honor eon Present were were enjoyed. of her daughter, Mabel. Mrs. Mrs. NorVan Wagenen. Parley Games, music and luncheon made the ton Mrs. H. F. Cannon, Whitaker, hours pass merrily. Mrs. Howard Graham, Mrs. John Mrs. Clifton Hoover, Mrs. Mrs. Ray Vincent and Mrs. Melvln Penrod, Murray and Miss Gertrude Runnells entertained at a luncheon George Stein. following the masquerade ball at the Mozart Tuesday evening. FATHERS AND MOTHERS eon at her home this afternoon. Notions e, We have the necessary things in Notions for busy sewing week-P- ins, Needles, Threads, Bias Tapes, Finishing Braids, Dress Shields, Dress Fasteners, etc at special prices for the week. PICTORIAL PATTERNS Pictorial paterns are the acknowledged style leaders. Our pattern service is unexcelled, priced from 15 to 350, none higher. LONG CLOTHS good quality Long Cloth, 36-in- ch .....18 yard extra quality Long Cloth, 36-in- ch yard 25 Heather White Cloth, yard 36-in- ch Long 16 NAINSOOKS White Heather Nainsook, 36-in- ch ....... 16 25, 35, yard English Nainsook in line 50 qualities at, yard, SERPENTINE CREPES HONORED. 36-in- ch Mrs. George E. Brattan In company The senior classes of the Manavu with Mrs. L. C. Pond of Salt Lake, ward M. I. A. will give a dance and spent Thursday in American Fork. social in the Ladies' gymnasium next Tuesday evening. The affair is in Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vincent have as honor of the fathers and mothers of their guests this week, Mr. and Mrs. the ward. The program consists of a Lyndon Crook of Payson. short spicy program, games, dancing and refreshments. All ward members The Campflre Girls met in regular are cordially invited to attend. . monthly session this afternoon at the Procter academy. AT . In Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whlttemore and Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Prows were the dinner guests of Miss Ruby Williams in Salt Late, Monday evening. The party made the trip by auto and were accompanied back to Provo by Miss Williams and Miss Dean Webb. They reached the point of the mountain 9 p. m., when they were encounabout r Mrs. M. D. Evans entertained at a the tered by a blizzard which made ahower Thursday, evening for Mr. and Later they ' were Mrs. Douglas Page. (Mrs. Page was road impassable. formerly Miss Ruth Evans. The rooms Joined by the occupants of five toother prowere effectively decorated in a color cars who likewise were unable scheme of pink and white. Games, ceed on their Journey, and the sixteen music and a delicious luncheon made were held at the point until 7 o'clock the following morning. Making the merry the hours for twenty-five- , Thfi rPRiiipn nf Mrs t William ' most of the experience, the party Knight was the scene of a pleasant went t0 the service station nearby, affair nn Washington's birthday Inhere they played.-cards and made the when her son Richard entertained (nounr iuieicstiug-' twelve friends at dinner. The decora-- ! GOOD SHOWING FOR MINE. tions were appropriate, consisting of the national colors and flags of all! sizes. Games and dancing were en-- ' Manager Ben H. Bullock of the joyed by the following: Melva Steed Syndicate mine in Santaquin mining Beth Mangum. Alene Coleman Ruth district received word over the phone Holbrook, Klizabeth Ashworth' Zina,:lst ni8"t that the face of the tunnel Brimhall, Stephen Murdock, ViaS at the mine was all ore gangue mixed with streaks of hemitite and sulphides Van Wnepripn Fmnv iionj. ii, llis is ,he hcst s1l'owinK fo.r Smith, Phillip Knight ' Frank Mel- - of ironan immense ore body that the Syndi- bourne. cate has ever had. also tlie Brown- The Literary section of First s,one 0re zone is 'H'inK e,,,cre1 t,,ea ward Relief socieiy had charge of fie ,,unn, '? V1 nea.r,' 200 (oet wlln ul " ""l procvam last Tuesday afternoon. The " . play, "Abraham Lincoln was givcm FOR RENT One liouse-keep- large .irs. Aima haiiinger. Several' uj room with kitchenette, modern, choruses and readings wero given hv looingSouth Fifth West. Feb. 27. j and patterns, fancy 19 yard PLISSE KRINKLE CREPE Madras Stripe Shirtings in wonderful c 0 0 r combinations, 50 yard 36-in- ch 0 1 41 te Saturday Morning We appreciate you buying your meats and groceries Saturday morning. It enobies us to care for the aSturday afternoon crowd more easily. If you are not already one of our Saturday morning patrons, start you will be well paid. .. We are offering six real, live Unusual Bargains for aSturday morning. Bring your entire list and save. to-ro- LBS. FINE WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR LARGE PACKAGE SEEDED OR SEEDLESS RAISINS CAN DARK KARO SYRUP for 30c PRIME RIB ROLLED ROAST. Id 18c SHOULDER BEEF POT ROAST, BEST CUT, lb 25c SHOULDER POR KROAST, lb 10 60c 19c 49c for 10-L- NOTE THE LITTLE r PAJAMA CLOTH CEREALS PINEAPPLE healthful dessert, easy to prepare, at a very reasonable price. 25c Large can Sliced Medium can Sliced 23c Small can Sliced 15c Medium can Grated, 2 for 35c Small can Grated, 2 for 25c A JAM Medium can Pure Fruit Large Large Large Large can Apricot 29c can Mountain Maid 49c jars Fresh Prune Jam... 23c jars .Assorted Jam... ..30c CANNED MILK Large tall cans Milk. Small cans Milk Fresh Kagle Brand SOAP 3 for. 25c 5c 19c Naptlia 4gc 59c 65c i5e Sea Foam 5c Large Gold Dust Sal Soda, pkg 29- Lux Lighthouse Cleanser, 3 for Fresh Shredded Wheat, Puffed Wheat, 2 for Puffed Rice. 2 for Grape Nuts, 2 for 9lb sk Germade 9 lb Fresh Rolled Oats 91b Fresh Corn Meal COCOA CLEANSERS 10 bars Crystal White 10 bars P. & G. White 10 bars Creme Oil 2 bars Ivory Soap Small 10c Our stock of cereals is fresh and Select your favorite appetizing. one. 27c Lnige pkg. Rolled Oats Small pkg. Rolled Oats 15c 30c Urge pkg. Rolled Wheat Fresh Cream of Wheat, 2 for... 45c H. O. Toasted Oats, pkg 18c Fresh Rran Zos, pkg 23c 15c Large Corn Flakes Small Corn Hakes 15C - 133 10c 20c 2 for.. 25c 25c 33c 33c 35c 35c 23c Mb can Pure Cocoa.. 35c V'b can Pure Cocoa 20c Small ran Pure Cocoa 9c 40c Large can In: tant I'ostum Medium can Instant Postum. . .23c I a 20c ice pkg. !' turn Cereal ORANGES DRESS VOILES We have everything one could want in Dress Voiles and at prices away under what the goods are worth for the reason that we bought them under value. 25c Fancy Voiles, yard 15 50c Fancy Voiles, yard 29 60c Fancy Voiles, yard 39 75c Fancy Voiles, yard 49 $1.00 Fancy Voiles, yard 58 $1.75 Fancy Voiles, yard 98 JAPANESE CREPE Best Quality Japanese in crepe plain shades, yard. . .39 32-in- ch DRESS TISSUES Striped Dress Tissues, a splendid cloth to launder, very spe. . .39 cial, yard LEMONS Large Sweet Oranges rancy Large Lemons 40c 12 J Dark colors, navy, cadet and greys, 15 yard h 25c quality Percale in a big 19 range of patterns, yard 25, Closing Sat,, War. 4 WEIUF OIlL FDFF iKCL spool of COATES DEVONSHIRE CLOTH h Renfrew Devonshire Cloth it needs no comment yard 33 Heavy Romper Cloth, yard 29 32-inc- 32-in- ch Heavy Brown Muslin, regular 36-in- 9-- Heavy 4 Bleached 9-- 4 yard 49 Sheeting, 53 yard Pepperell Bleached Sheeting, ......' 58 OTHER SPECIAL ITEMS For the Housewife's Attention 42x36-inc- h Good Heavy Pillow yard each Seamed Sheets, Seamless Quality 20 each.. 79 Sheets, each Gorton THREAD WITH D Good Bleached Muslin, ch value 15c, yard 12c regular 11c . Hope Bleached Muslin, regular 36-in- ch 15c value 19c, yard Limit 10 yards to one customer. PILLOW CASING AND TUBING Good 42-in- ch Quality Pillow Casing,' worth 38c, yard Papperell Tubing, 42-in- ch yard 45-in- ch Pepperell Tubing,. '. yard 42-in- ch COLORED WASH COTTONS New and beautiful are this season's Wash Fabrics and the colors are lively. 39c 36-in- ch 42c yard... Indian Head Tubing, 40c : Indian Head Tubing, 43c yard INDIAN HEAD SUITINGS Indian Head Suiting, Indian Head Suiting, 44-in- ch yard ." value $1.39 Toweling, 11 C Beach. Cloth, a cloth for of sport clothes, yard yard 36-in- ch Ratinspun Suiting, the very 36-in- ch est pi-new- " 43c the market 27-in- ch a 36-in-ch will h Good Quality Fancy Ginghams,' m fast colors, yard . f York Ginghams in a big range of patterns, yard ' 27-inc- our 1 ...... ..u, i.uu yard ai 12? C 1Cn ' 27-in- ch best r DOC CC OOC finished dress cjoth, yard The desirable Spring colors are: 'Mohawk,' Rose, Delft, Navy, Tan, Linen, Pink, Lemon and jOrange. yard We have made connection with one of the silk manufacturers in the country and you realize the truth of it when you investigate silks and prices. Good Quality Messaline, usual ftl $2.00 value, yard $I Heavy Quality Taffeta, in all the new spring shades, yard jjuui, IOC 10 IOC ZOb Fine Zephyr . Ginghams, Special, "10 yard ...v.. I DC Fresh New Ginghams, fast in color and beautiful patterns, also plain colors, QC yard .03 Plain Chambray for rompers and dresses,. 101 yard I& 1 Very Heavy Cham- Dray in plain colors, 32-in- ch CO iD J $179 32-in- ch Heavy Changeable Taffeta, $1.98 most attractive fabric, yard Best Quality Crepe de Chene, $1.58 in the new spring colors, yard h Imported Japanese Pongee, the big seller for blouses, handkerchiefs and men's 98r. shirts, yard 36-in- a 27-in- ch 40-in- ........ 36-inc- 32-m- ch g2p Wen you sew remember that the thread you tew with costs you nothing If you bought the goods It makei sewing a pleasant pastime wnen, that " cloth, yard . Mercerized Poplin, a beautifully 33c SILKS you know the making 90,. ' 0 UU GINGHAMS We have . everything to be found in in Ginghams that are good. Apron Checks, ... Indian Head Suiting, 54-in- ch 29c colored Strand Suiting, a very desirable fabric for spring suitings and applique work, 00 36-in- ch yard 45-in- ch 29c 36-in- ch SHEETINGS Heavy Southern Sheeting, 9-- 4 200-YAR- ..10c value 15c, yard 36-inc- Cases, 72x90 81x90 $1.65, Good 247 WEST CENTER STREET yard yard Good Quality Percale, in checks and fancy patterns, yard . 35c HRT AND BUY AND THEN GET BUSY WITH THREAD AND NEEDLE. PRICES-CO- ME Brown Muslin, value 12Vc, 36-in- ch PERCALES yard FOSTUM 36-in- ch 36-in- ch 27-in- ch SOME OF OUR REGULAR SAVING PRICES Fl STAPLE COTTONS Checked Pajama Cloth, for undergarments, value 25c, yd 19 36-in- ch 17c 12c 17c BGginning Saturday Feb. AS A COMPLIMENT TO THE WEEK EACH DOLLAR PURCHASE. 36-in- ch SATURDAY UNTIL 12 O'CLOCK n nup" V A T the opening of Spring the housewife is the busiest person in the home. She must plan for the needed things for Mary, Lucille, Bstty and John and the rest. She first determine what her capital is to invest, then plans her expenditures accordingly. She must make her purchases where she can supply the needed things for her household within the amount of money she has to spend. RIGHT HERE IS WHERE WE COME IN to help as you will observe in the prices we quote below. MANY OTHER ITEMS ARE INCLUDED that space does not permit us to mention. j - 11 In all plain colors, value 35c yard, 23 yard MADRAS SHIRTINGS CAUCHTINBUZZARD .Airs. Axel Johnson was hostess at a social affair, in the nature of a birthday party for her daughter Edna, Mon day evening. There were about forty guests present who made merry the hours with music, games and dancing. Mrs. V. L. King, aged 79, took part and enjoyed the dancing equally as well as did the young people present. Luncheon was served. plains you have gotten real value In the goods you are sewing. at Wood-Clifton'- s week's sale. Distributor of Quality Merchandise - Everybody's Store. sew-In- g |
