OCR Text |
Show T1IB PROVO HEItALD, WCDNHSDAY, MALXn 22, 1922. The substitutions. Excellent fountain tore the busy season begins. No Job service, standard goods and speclal-- ' too small and none too large. Come tics. We lead on Malted Milk drinks, In and get an estimate. Ail work done Agency for Goodyear tires and ac-- ' by the latest type machinery. Who is cessodies. Independent gas, ells and the owner of this shop? His phone grease. Universal themos bottles and number? lunch kits, razors, cutlery, Jewelry, watches, Con Id in fountain pens, and (7) Who are the managers of the Eas'.imin Kodaks and sup oldest garage in Pleasant Grove? This penci! plies. Kindly name the manager of place is equipped to handle all kinds this progress! e Drug concern? What of repair work. They are at present Introducing the BuslneM Leaders of The Herald office by Tuesday noon, is the pricu ut a 30x31-Goodyear not celling a cylinder granding ma Pleasant Grove. March 28th. the largest seller in chine. tire? V" it They carry a complete line of fountain drinks? FIRST PRIZE Spring Hat, value accessories, gas and oil. They also (1) Insist on Timpanogos flour, $10.00, by Starley Millinery. handle the Firestone and Fisk tires. (4) Ride a bicycle for health and How long has this SECOND. PRIZE Auto Strop razor, that is the brand that is made right' garage been in There is an up to date store Pleasant Grove? Pleasure. Drove in local Co. from here value 15.00, by Thornton Drug Pleasapt n get well ln the clty w"ere yu THIRD PRIZE One year's subscrip- wheat, by local people. This mill has j are What known bicycles. they, and a of (8) Pleasant Grove and Linden is the Herald. to Provo grade producing tion reputation cla8B T who Btore? the owne8 F"1 fortunate in having one progressive of flour that cannot be excelled any. Following will be found a number where. The owners of the and vulcanizing of bicycle and wide awake merchant who's store is plant are pairing f brief paragraphs bringing out a few ana woes, ah tuna oi located Just a nice 'auto casings for boosters Pleasnt all progressive walking distance f the distinctive features or characaccessories and sup- from the main section of Pleasant goods, sporting Grove and are always anxious to teristics of Pleasant Grove's instituIn anything that will be beneficial plies. Guns, locks, key fitting, saw Grove, the manager Is a booster for tions. There is a query or two In each scissors chapened, Yankee his town and is ever anxious to pro- to the city. They are therefore filing, . .. U t - U .1 AAnHK paragraph. To the person who first r .mo umuuu, "ulu- "" of and patronage, your people worthy jmote any movement which will tend answers them nearest correctly in deHenderson and to the Detterment of his locality, or Grove. Their mill Agents fcr of dealers Pleasant tail will be given the prises noted in Is equipped with the latest electric the Excelsior Motorcycles, also John- advertise the resources of Pleasant the next column. The next nearest and is an aasset to,80" moior wnei Ior ine cycie. inere,Qrovei He wantB to correct answer is to be given next driven machinery impa also have delivery snouja oe a Dome or "rronio lire upon the people of Pleasant Grove the They city. choice, and so on. service Just phone your wants to the extingulshser in every bouse. Garan- that it is unnecessary to go to some ,n8UnUy- - other town for your tak C" groceries and answer, must be In. ef tubes and brand of what casing, car- - merchandise, as this store Is entirely t on Tlmp nour( 8old fey M ,ead. l dealers. What are the owners rled by the well known firm? What is stocked with the best and freshest 'names? How many gristing and the price of a pair of roller skates? groceries of all lines. Here will be found a complete stock of spring dress .cleaning machines have they? What (6) Who is owner of the most pro. goods, a complete line of dn thev call the new brand of flour spring shoes greHsive Millinery and ladies ready to for men, women and children. make? they wear store in this city? Where styles laces, Jewelry, shelf hardware, (2) Service with a smile, that is are inexpensive, no extra charge made horse collars and packs, grain, feed what you get when you came to the for excluslveness and no extravagant and poultry supplies, and stock food, The a full line of fresh for" quality. leading garage where you can get prices charged garden, flowers and disare for noted their hats field seeds, also that good Timpanogos any Job, from a spark plug cleaned to starley a complete overhaul. This garage is tinctive and most exclusive styles. flour, and here can be had also school met with price in reason. supplies, fully equipped to do all kind of auto Every hat is linoleum, rugs, clothing, in a most complete show fact has store This repairing, actylene welding of any everything one wants. They have metal, either farm machinery or autos ing of ladles ready to wear in connec at present some exceptional buys in Hfir You cannot spring suits for men. In the grocery They are agents for a widely known tion with their millinery. fabsection can be had all kinds of cooked battery and have a complete battery get better values anywhere. The in ana cured meats. outfit, they rics are the best in quality, latest What popular repair and recharging We have secured the also stock complete line of accessor- selection and the finished products brand of sardines is on sale? Macaroni ies, Including a famous tire. This is carried in this store speaks for them- sauce is also on sale. What brand of authorized service stathe opportune time of the year to have selves. The proprietor is an artist soap is on sale at half price? Who is benethe manager of this firm? What is your car touched up before the spring along these lines and you get the tion for Ford parts and work rush begins, and this the place fit of her experience and inventive the special price on McDonald's bulk the best service in town. to have it done. They absolutely genius along with the best values and cocoa? guarantee their work, at the lowest courtesy dealing when you patronize When you need any prices. They have the agency for this store. one of the best farm tractors on the (6) One of the most important thing for your Ford call market. They also handle indepenof today is economy, it is difis Who's and problems oils dent garage gas. onus. What came as a surprise to their this? What make of tires and "ba- ficult to live on small incomes so few econfriends was the marriage of of essentials the many tteries do they handle? What tractor? comprehended And what is the make of their power- omy. Is it good economy to buy cheap Miss Cora June Wadley, daughter of awhile ana Postmaster H. W. wadley, and Mr, aroods. ' wear them for ful service car? . . Theodore Nash . nt Alnlno ffca nn. . Tnls them? then descard place is not as a day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (3) March 20th to 25th is "first going to solve the question Fred Bisnop Fred Buttle performaid" week. "Fill your medicine chest whole, but in one particular line this ed the ceremony. The young couple now." "Try this Drug stroe first." Mr. place is equipped to save you money will make their home here for the them properly on most shoes, by repairing Thornton carries the best and present of this complete line of Drugs, toilet articles, at the right time, the manager Mrs. Nettle Walker returned home rubber goods, cut glass and ivor-y- establishment is an expert repairmaln after visiting her Wednesday at material of best the uses only stationery electric light globes, box and ter at Stockton for the pastdaughfew save You will lowest the prices. PHONE 343 very weeks. candy and bars. Prescriptions benow by a registered pharmacist, no time by having them repaired Mrs. O. E. Grua and children and Mrs. IT. W. Clark were I'rovo visitors Who's Who in Pleasant -- i Grovo And Why? Another Contest For Herald Readers Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roblson, Mr. and Mis? D. H. Robison, Larence and Louis Robinson, and 'Mrs. Bryan West all of Salt Lake were in Pleasant Grove Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. --Mary Jane Robison. Mr. Lloyd Nellson of Salt Lake City la ln Pleasant Grove visiting relatives for a few days. I I SECOND WARD M. I. A. ,The officers of the Second ward M. I. A. entertained at a St. Patrick's party hi the tabernacle Thursday night. Every person in the ward over 12 years of age was invited. A special as-si- 11 1 I . " Zlu AlilUT . The Lycieum number to be given Wednesday night will bo an illustrated to be lecture of the Society given by a member of the B. Y. 17. IMrs. Bessie Wright and family motored to Salt Lake City Sunday. George Miller who for some time paHt has been manager of the Clark service station has severed his connection with that firm. The vacancy has not been filled as yet. 2 rZ Cora Wadley Nash thin evening. " . Rob-bon- FORD - program and games appropriate for the occasion was enjoyed. A large crowd was present and all had an enjoyable time. Following the games and the program, dancing was enjoyed, and refreshments served. The M. I. A. officers have been giving parties similar to this to arouse interest in M. I. 'A. work. Mr. Ben West spent the week-enin Provo visitin? her daughters. Mrs. Alvin Duke and Mrs. Frank Devey. The big Finch tabernacle carnival held Saturday night in the pleasant Grove high school gym. was one of the best entertainments of its kind held in this city: The basketball game between the Athletic club and the high school was won by the Athletic club to the tune of 38 to 26. Cliford Clark of Pleasant Grove won two falls over Dean P.arks of Provo Bench is a wrestling bout. It re-n I red but one minute and 20 seconds, d q second fall in two minutes and 40 seconds. Burdell Robison of Pleasant Grove boxed three rounds with Young Mangum of Provo to a draw. Alton won two falls over Elvtn Clark Clarence Robison boxed Loader. three rounds with Elvin Ricbin to a draw. Oral Nellson won two falls over Orson Lee. in a wrestling bout. George Barnes of Provo, manager of some Henry Jones, demonstrated holds and tricks in wrestling. Henry Jones, western welterweight wrestling champion of Provo. challenged Clifford Clark, the winner over Dean Parks to a wrestling bout. The most laughable event of the evening was the battle royal staged by Clinton Robison, Vance Nellson, Fred Hali-daand Clifford Smith under the direction of iMick Haliday. Rosa B. Hays is ln Salt Lake spending twq,wweks visiting her mother. Miss Ethel Shued entertained the S. and R. club at her home Monday evening. Refressbments were served. Mrs. Frank Knight of Kamas and Mrs. D. D. Mc Bride of the Reardon farm of Provo canyon, were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Thornton of this city. Mr. and 'Mrs. M. R. Cobbley, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Harper and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bulter were Salt Lake visitors over the week-end- . A real live caberett party was held in Thornton caberett Saturday night. Those present were the Misses Lucile Dickerson, Laura Yancey, Annie Kirk, Verda Hilton, Jennie Berrs, Winnie Smith, Gertrude Johnson, Ora - West, Margoria Aldred, Ruth Walker, Dean Marriott. Mary Poulson, Ethel Shoell, Amy Richins, Thelma Showell, Lucile Poulson, Opal West, Vera Darten, Maud Jacobson, Zelda Nellson, Zanda Leouis, Verlian Halquist, Phjils Burn-ha; Ruby Wright and LaReta Thomas, and Messrs. Emett Hays, Herman Olsen. Oren Holdaway, Herl man Pardhun, Fred Haliday, Clifford Smith, Vance Nelson, LeRoy Thome, Lenord Christiansen, (Myron West, Ford Poulson, Fred Richards, Glen Wadley, George Paul, Don Parker, y jr. 3J -- A viM j Monday. N D Coach Ruth Archer and Velma Rasmissen will give a shower in honor of Mrs. BEAN SPRAYER - Provo Utah On the Famous 4H. g Super-Si- x REDUCTIONS This beautiful closed car is the, most attractive value ever - Fbattea U" 175 Phtoo vm COACH m Cabriolet Coop - m - 22,3 " a57 t'ven than the open model of any car to which you compare Hudson in quality, performance and reliability. . Be one of the first to see it, and make sure of early delivery. Just Out EVERY KIND CHILDREN'S SHOES, 5 to 8 INFANTS SHOES offered by Hudson. The Coach will cost you less Sedan - S2650 Tour. Limousine limousine 3495 ttttiktmrndTrnmEKtrm Come See It 144-- Members of the Utah-IdahSuo, emu, moir imnners ana a few, ed guests enjoyed a successful dane. in party Wednesday evening 0f h week at the Third ward amusemea hall. At 11:80 list refreshments wm . II tn on unnl rarMAria atvla j.o w ou guesit, 'I ' A number of ladies gathered Sato I day afternoon of last week at tk.1 v J I home of iMrs. William Flavel occasion being her jolrthday aaniTeS uuio was speni in a BOcUl way until g:30 when a bounteous dinnor was oerveu, covers Deing laid for iMrs. John B. Bowen, Mrs. Ruth FWh Mrs.. Foster Bowen, Mrs. Effie DarTi o Fork, Out of town guests were Mh Roy Creer of Idaho, Mrs. Lizzie EvW and Mrs. Kenneth Craven of Prori' 0C Mrs. Joyce Thomas served the dinaerj Mrs. Lew Banks entertained Fridir1 evening of last week at a children' the party in honor of the 13th anniveraur 0. of her daughter Rebecca. There ven the aoo 20 guests present A variety a h and mualn were rilvaralnne o'clock a buffet luncheon was served. )Tb Mrs. P. F. Clifford and daughte V I Leila, left Sunday for their home if lent fViln after . $1.20 CHILDREN'S SHOES, sizes 3to5 CHILDREN'S SHOES, 8 to 11 to n s $1.50 25 to 60? to $1.50 $1.75 $1.98 $1.35 to CHILDREN'S SHOES, 11 to 2 $1.65 to Lots of good quality Shoes. Come early and get these Shoes to finish school. EsssssxxiiBiiiznaixitzssaniz: PAGEANT. ward Re! sucewsft' )ia of the u; cu--- tit a ur educators of Utah county, Anarew a. Morgan 01 1 CO MK FOR SERVICES MORGAN. An unusually large concourse relatives and friends gathered s ' day afternoon at the Third otianol tn nan- their Inst tribute Mrs. Elizabeth Prior Morgan. CotujJ as in cnaW lnr .Tnhn W. Jex. Music was furnished by the 4 ohoir, by L. L. Bunnell, who sanl solo, by the Jameson sisters, w Third sang a duet and by the Euwp quartet, who sang a selection. Marin tic addresses were made by Larsen, Bishop George Hales, Joseph Hughes, Lars P. Larasn" JohnW. Jex. William Jex offered invocation and Prof. Boyle pronous" the benediction. There were w beautiful floral tributes. Elizabeth Morgan was born in J land. December 28. 1846. Her pa were Andrew and Sarah Prior. them she emmigrated to Ameriw 1860. The family settled at bpw Fork and toere Miss Prior mjm David Morgan, March 15. on coincidence is tnat she died 53rd anniversary of her mr wue Both David Morgan and his P durational -I. ..j iniereieu neeniy ters and their children ha .j II1I1KH MS. ' 1 no ODD FELLOWS. n REAL GOOD SCHOOL SHOES Schofield Auto Company .1 M. Thomaii I facet It 1 eK l JiOuQ Th amusement ball in honor nual Relief Society Day. The suW land was "O, Ye Mountains High," and Ind lian ginning with the prehistoric event a Odi the Lamanites crossing the gntf waters into the land of the Nephitq ally each event was acted out very clem nila odge I ly. Mrs. Kate Carter was the etor Ch teller and Mrs. Annie Rowe Beck I :omi reeled the tabeauxs presented, u( with $s connecting story and appr. IDS priata musical settings: "Indiu i( h Crossing the Water;" "The Vallc, rivt Uncultivated;" Sego Lily," "Interpn tive Dance and Tableaux with IndL if itsne Teppes ln the Bankground;" "Plait Th ing the Fields and Homemakins, nam1 "Missionaries Leaving Home 61 Preach the Gospel," two tableai T. S "Elders Preaching in the Streets; "March of Proeress " "Nationalitlf Clar Fi Paying Tribute "to Utah," 20 nauoi? man 30 a all Final tableaux, represented. Rl those taking part, singing, "0, U chai congregr Mountains Hteh." by the Jr.. tion. The pagaent was attended U P. 485 people. The Women's Relief Ss thea. man for commended to be is clety J. P successful effort D M EVERY SIZE : nonAlnr ffiinifav Avanfnir of FUNERAL GOME EARLY Chassis EFFIE 8. DART, Reporter. phM The local lodge of Odd Fellows e tertained 25 members of the rnn order at their regular meeting Moa dav evenine. The Provo brothel came over to discuss business cm nested with the Btate convention to held there April, 17, 18 and 19 inclj 9 sive. The Spanish Fork lodge a rousing social and ball J a planning be given here March29, at tne aw torium. About 600 invitations will Members of the Prof issued. wit Springville and Payson lodges n invited, will be. . H their partners, eon Odd Fellows are piannms come with a special car. II .lUliiaiili'illir a son m to ENTERTAIN CHILDREN'S SHOES 7 A , Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co. Five Paasen&er I L. The women of the Third lief Society gave a very Hand and power sprayers from the smallest to the largest. A strong, dependable and efficient sprayer with threadless ball valves and porcelain lined cylinders; patented features found only on Bean Pumps. Many Bean spray pumps sold 15 years ago still in operation and giving good service. There's a reason. Prices reduced on all farm machinery. GREAT BIG 1 w naniant - com-ponde- d ,i RELIEF 80CIETY Pleasant Grove Garage The, only event on the horizon big Junior prom, to be held at pL Grove high school gym. Friday It promiaes to be the blggeat and dance ever given. If you don't belte we speak truly come and danca il the exquisite Japanese garden tZ haunting atrains of Oriental n,Jz Inhale the sacred incense claen almond eyed maidens and tZ will rote with us that the 1922 is the best prom. ever. Sallrtn :-- n"" ' .UW Nellson. Howard m.Je Carson, George Larsen, C. B wZ? Clinton Rolinn. Aim., m' Owen Humphries. Dancing and furnished the entertainment to, ,? evening. Refreshments were sert here with Mr. and Mrs. M. , Anderson Leo Merridith, III IUB rUUUU " inw Ai.i lll. I. it.. Cnonlah TViril DiKQ r " i John Morgan (decased) J than 20 years a successful twu -di the Utah county schools, w J?iTM gan (deceased), Mrs. Mrs. Eph Rowe and Mrs. Is J Snyder. Mrs. Morgan vived dy 81 grandchildren, in the Spanish Fork cem"- Tho Ber B mai Ue Wa V of lau 390 I pio cai h pol SI of lis Vc is D8 pi "I tl T d tt i |