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Show I waft attar Ylsitlnc Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Beesley tor a few days. ROTARY? LAOIEV NIGHT. The Provo Rotary club Friday evenln at Hotel Roberts celebrated "Ladle' Night" In the pleasant of th style the club has established as a hosttw wo Duke matter ot be expected of Rotari&nt Fol club M when their wives and sweethearts Tu ftemoon. borne rridar dec- - are present u wcro finis . p J. B. Tucker Intro ua. - ur Sewing, rouwc officers. duced the newly-electebr were enjoyed luncheon President Oscar A. Spear re sponded. President Spear, on behalf of Secretary Reed Anderberg (too . at rone. hoarse to speak, presented the reine i.hr. " n.ard Anderson. Mrs. tiring executive with a handxome brief case, and a Rotary cane. Music was plentiful . and enter mi .71. iivin Peterson, I o."nk and tMIse j Oladye. taining. So were the addresses for mal and Informal. Wive of the Rotarians were boxes of candy and entertained preeented'with Carter Claude ladies were preother carnations; Friday party ildrens birthday roses. s. with sented twin boy her of to honor , md Willis, whose eighth occured on Camp No. 3 of, the Daughters of , anniversary were cbarm-ioraie- d the Utah Pioneers will meet at the .y The rooms ia sprin flowers home of Mrs. Walter Startup, Wed3 o'clock. All and music were enjoyed, nesday afternoon at and those members for wfreBhmenU eligible which dainty Two large tlrthday membership are cordially invited lerved. to be present A splendid program ach containing eight candles the dining table. Those has been arranged and luncheon affair will be served. eating in the delightful John-rylen- e Velta Gammon, Beth West-oroth-y Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Prous, Johnson, Irene GilHeple. Ethel Horr, Mrs. James Ferguson, and Miss Marguerite Jepperson motored to CT iMildred Leethan, Kathryn ' io Madge LeeUiam, Janette Salt Lake Sunday to attend the l6" Aline Carter, Alton Robopera, "The Bohemian Girl." U d - Mrs. Kavochevich Leo .Vestfall, entertained G. A. Cluff nenuu dinner Sunday in - celebration ixrs. E. J. Duckett was hostess at Mrs. P. PL ErinVam nr fiant. ia a Provo visitors for a few affair days, the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. a children's birthday party st her' Quia aome this afternoon. The was in honor of her six year-o4sou, Artnur. oamea and music were enjoyed, d urine which dainty lucbeon way served to the following Herald Field, Afton Rob- Dins, Kena Robblns, Janette Rob bins, Milton Nelson, Lynn Nelson, Mathew Thompson. Jack Duckett, Mildred Leetham, Irene Duckett Connie Stagg. Idabell Thompson' Fay Kavochevich. Irene Westfall! Roy Westfall, Helen Kavochev.cb, ctien Thompson and John Stagg. d Mrs. Guy Shurtliff will be host ess to the members of the ciud ibursday afternoon MISS tojthbmast returned who says she hss gaintd eight pounds and can hardly find words to express her praise for Tanlse for the good the medicine did her. J. W. McAllister ipervisor.of Music Assisted Dy .... : Orchestra. Band and Orchestra Instruments. Joyed. 3 e, who will joys and girls n the fourth or grade i i m ler next year snouid g band instruments, learn to play, prepara-t- o joining junior or- itra next fall. ristratinn and Aoalcm. it Monday, May 15, 1922 Friday evening the Loinco swarm ot the Second ward Mutual gave a surprise and kitchen vshower on their bee keeper, Miss Jennie Sou ter whose marriage will take place Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple, Games and music were enjoyed fol lowed by refreshments served to the following Miss Alice Carter, Miss Inez Jones, Miss Jessie Wood' ward Miss Dessa Johnson, Miss Dora Durrant Miss Hazel Bowden, Miss Elizabeth Souter Miss Mable Mitchell. Miss Ethel Duckett, Irene Duckett and bee keeper Mrs. H. J. Stagg. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS - ................. .......... 10 ad: 3 1 Mackerel, each Herring, 2 for lbs. Capital Peanut nd Stake, lb Steak, lb. 11 Cutlets, lb ." REGULAR PRICES s, ten strictly fresh, per auc Cream te, Separator, k, quart half pint pint TEAS ger's Shasta, exea, y2-l- .......35 ..6 .... .15 Vss-- lb 9:15 Buckwheat, Germade 25 io-l- b lung's, V4-- lb lb 35 can Gowan's Majestic, n hite Rook, lb Monte, i2-l- b can flat, Jrwegian Kippered 1-- 9-- lb 10-l- b bag.. 55 bag 85 SOAPS pkg. .40 .20 pkg. CAT If AT Monte Fancy Chinook, lling's, bag... 25 9-- lb pkg...ZS b 60 Raspberry Jam bottle Jelly.:... 60 qt Small glass Jelly 15 Pure Fruit Jam, can. .25 CEREALS 1 Cornmeal, Rolled Oats, 30 B entity 15b 45 16 18 18 Butter ........ lam, lam, j . . b. 40 25 25 Her-p- g, can 25 rwegian b atted Herring, m 25 oth's Sardines, "can 20 JELLIES JAMS qt bottle Strawberry or 40 A. B. Naptha, bar. 5 5 Crystal White, bar Bob White, bar. 5 5 Pearl White, bar. P. & G. White Naptha 7 LYE Red Seal Lye, can. . .12i Lye Saponifier, can 12 FRESH VEGETABLES Radishes 6 6 Onions 15 Turnips Lettuce 12c Asparagus, home grown, 18 per lb Sweet Potatoes, lb 9 ST f! 13 Hindmarsh Company 464 West Center Street. SAVE MONEY BUY FOR CASH SAMUEL446.KOPP W West Center. Mb can Lowest Prices. Phone UilsVlilU IIUJU ITMniMn YVPTTK' Tit A V 1 X 1 Asmm 1099 IS J. B. Coffee ;o lbs. Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, bulk Hilt ran Pure rVrtv Tfolv fVI wart can Pure Olive Oil, imported from Italy. . . can Fure Olive Oil, imported from Italy. M. rU-N- r i. ji-sa- fjbs. Full Cream Cheese . Wisconsin Full Cream Brick Cheese, per lb 'resn Kanch Butter, per lb lt Bacon, per lb via ion size can Apples gallon size can Tomatoes Utah Asparagus, per lb eet Potatoes, per lb rrt'sh Tomatnpu nor IK .U11, v Large, Solid Head Lettuce ftsh Strawberries, per cup ' bunches Green Onions bms White Uundry Soap 10 bars Kirk's White Flake Soap 1 1'av Highest Cash Price for Live Poulli MTV JJ1 - j$A and ! : IIS r : . ; . JT : I IJ ; The annual Utah County High School day was a complete success to all the high schools who were at Span ish Fork Friday and took part in the events of the day. I There were four special Orem FORK, May T iM'w SSLtl H:i mi' I black. W.M I I M i u.v i i I '. v .1 1. : : THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE : $1,500.00 Given Away July 5. 7 t-- - U I I $f.SU -nviui I V : . ; I 1 in white and black, and gray and They are in reach of all. f cars1 required to take northern cities students who were going to the southern city to spend the day. There was also on special required to handle the Payson students. By 12 o'clock Spanish Fork was a .mass of high school students with all parts of the county well t 11 A.1 siyies ana pauerns arriving aauy. , f : : a'n wmtos Patent leather, sandals, and flappers, ifeli - 11 7. I also combinations M- By The Herald Staff Correspondent. Mil I : , : SPANISH Just what you need for graduation and summer sport wear. I . HIGH ONE POINT w W 0 ) 7 II 1CiL r oicwear ; L MEET 8Y V II II II mSTHLtSP M ': n "90-R-- - . Wf- " PAYSOti at friends Wednesday evening. Games and a delicious luncheon were en Mr. and Mrs. Byron Denhalter entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. (.Mark Popper and Mr. and Mrs. Harold James of Salt Lake City. Covers were laid for fourteen. FOR SALE Team, harness wagon; part or all. Phone Mrs. Emma Chatwln was plea antly surprised by a number of ber Elsie Hollerman jrector of High School I visited relatives. ; The Fifth ward Relief Society meeting will be held in the Relief Society liall Tuesday instead of Wednesday, as was before an nounced. All are cordially Invited. ilC SUMMER SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Field and Miss Phebe Kim ber I motoeed to Bountlfol, Sunday, and familyand The Beehive girls of the Pleasant View ward will give a dance Wed nesday evening in the amusement hall, to which all are cordially in vited. The proceeds will help finance the girls' trip to Mutual Isle this cummer. MARGUERITE K. of Reading. pa of her birthday anniversary, which oc curred on that day. Violets were Beesley and daughter, used as a table decoration. Covers i j. Hunt of Rexberg. were laid for seventeen. Cartel Vlrl HOPKina, nd Fred Johnoon. Charles Anderson. Ji : VT$ SPANISH FORK LjAf i L4 At 10 a. m. in the city pavilion the first program of the day started with every school In the county The declamation con taking "I am so happy over what Tan- - test waspart one of the most interest lac has done for me I: can hardly ing features of the day and was find words to express my praise," awarded unanimously to Mls9 Ar- said Miss tMarituerite K. O'Learv villa Singleton of the Provo high who lives with her parents at 1223 school by the judges Chestnut St., Reading, Pa. "I At 12:30 p. m., the Spanish Fork wasn't exactly what would be called high school served luncheon to all sick, but for a year I had been all the visitors and those who partook run down and sometimes felt so of the luncheon were greatly weak and miserable I could hardly pleased with the lunch. hold up my head. I was so nervous The most important part of the the telephone bell or a door closing day the joint track and field meet, would startle me so I would trem- which started at 2 o'clock. The ble like a leaf. schools which took part in the meet "I needed something to build me as well as other events of the day up and give me strength and were: American Fork, Lehi, Pleasenergy, and that is exactly what ant Grove, Lincoln, Payson. Provo, Tanlac did. It gave me a fine appe Spanish Fork, Springville and tite and improved my digestion. I Tintic. The Payson and Spanish Fork gained eight pounds, the color came back to my face, my nerves became high schools were the fastest connormal and I soon felt as well as I tenders of the day for the title, ever did in my life. It is simply Payson finally succeeded in coming wonderful that .medicine could out one point in the lead with a make such' a big change in any one. score of 29 points. Following is the My friends and neighbors are sur points that each school won: prised when they see me now, and Payson, 29; Spanish Fork, 28; no wonder, for I lok like a different American Fork, 15; Springville, 15; person. Tanlac is grand and I Provo, 10; Pleasant Grove, 10; never intend to miss a chance to Lehi, 9; Tintic, 3. second; , Brown, American Fork, The summary: say a good word aboul it" third. Time, 10 seconds. Tanlac is sold by all good drug dash Woods, Payson, dash Crandall, Springgists. Advertisement first; Chipman, American Fork, ville first; Woods, Payson, second; Kitchen, Payson, third. Time, 23 seconds flat A FEW OF THE MANY THINGS d dash Crandall, Springville, first; Brown, American Porn, second; Jackson, Spanish Fork, third. Time, 53 seconds. run Richards, Pleasant Grove first; Holt, Spanish Fork, second; Treageagle, Provo, third. Pierce's Pork and Beans, No. 1 10 1 minutes 53 second. Pierce's Pork and Beans, No. 2 15 hurdle Si;iu;n, LpM, Pierce's Pork and Beans, No. 2ia 25 first; Beck, Spanish Fork, second; Pierce's Catsup, No. 2y2 25tf Hanks, Spanish Fork, third. Payson, first; relay 25 Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles, 3 for American second; Springville, Macaroni Sauce 5 third. Time, 2 minutes 40 Fork, Chicken Tamales, 2 for 25 seconds. American Flake White Soap, 10 bars for High jump Reilson, 49 secKitchen, Payson, Fork, 10 first; bars for White 49 Soap, Crystal tied and Dixon Nelson, Provo, ond; Pearl White Soap, 10 bars for 49 for third. Height, 5 feet 8 inches. 10 Jap Rose Soap, per bar Pole vault Dixon, Provo, and 25 Cheese, lb Clark, Payson, tied for first; Kitchen, Payson, second. Height, 9 2 bunches Radishes. 15 feet 8 inches. 2 heads Lettuce 25 Spanish Broad jump Hanks, 10 Rhubarb, lb Fork, first; Miller and Steele, Pay-sotied for second. Distance, 19 20 Utah Asparagus, lb feet 11 inches. 12 Silver Skin Onions, lb Siiotput Lewis, Spanish Fork, 15 first; Libby's 25c Apple Butter, can Burch, Tintic high, second; Deliver Will We Your Us Orders. Give Promptly. Hoshin, American Fork, third. Distance, 40 feet. Discus throw Kitchen, Payson, first; Hampton, Payson, second; Hoshin, American Fork, third. Distance, 104 feet. Spanish Fork, fir t; Mcintosh, Provo, second; Kitchen, Payson, third. Distance, 282 West Center St. 146 feet 11 inches. Phone 46. There were many good close contenders for the various sports, some of them being the javelin. Alexander of Spanish Fork won first place by one inch from Mcintosh of the Provo high. Lewis of Spanish Fork heaved the shot 40 feet, much farther than they art putting it in the colleges at the present time and clso beatAfter six months of waiting (it took 22 months ing many high school records. shot. to cusable inform our last Spanish Fork uses a at are we many last year) Dixon of Provo and Clark of tomers and friends that our factory shipment of Open Lehi tied for first place in the pole Both cleared 10 feet 4 vault. Stock Dinnerware has arrived. As a reward Tor your failed to clear 10 feet t hut Inches entire our Off 10 of Cent Per allow you patience we will PROVO EUREKA : XW J 2-- 5 100-yar- d 220-yar- d 4i0-yar- You Can Save Money On 5 The Public Knows That at Piggly Wiggly they get the lowest prices, not on one item or on two items, but on all items. they find nationally known products no private brands, no bankrupt stocks, no junk. they do not get "PERSONAL SERVICE" no one to persuade, to suggest or to even intimate what they shall buy. 220-yar- d 880-yar- d ... .- i Sutherland Bros. Meat & Grocery Co. A Javelin-Alexand- er, Record for Speed Dinnerware stock for filling in your sets. Now is the time to do your spring buying of dishes. This offer good until May 10, inclusive. As you know we carry nothing but the best in this line every dish being sold on a money-bac- k guaranteed against crazing, at prices will that surprise you. These dishes are from 20 to 40 cent English clay. per SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR DISHES AND HOUSE-CLEANIN- G SUGGESTIONS. inchps. The officials were as follows: ach Refree of the day and starter-CoTwltchell of the li. Y. I'. Nel-tniJudges of the field P. M. D:ivid American Fork; Mitchell. Lehi; T. J. Nuttall, Spanish Fork. Judges of the fiold A. C. Peterson, American Fork; H. R. AUin, Provo; Melvin Wilson, Payson. H. Timers Karl Pardoe, I'niv: P. M. Neilsim. A. Dixon, Provo; i, American Sutton Tea & China Go. EVERY-DA- CANNED FRUITS solid Tomatoes, No. 14 2i2 pack No. 2 11 Cross Wood Tomatoes, No. 2i2 13 Del Monte Sweet Potatoes, No. 212 28 Del Monte Spinach, Pierce's 19 No. 2 Libby's Spinach, Pierce's Pumpkin, 2ia Phone 184. SC FRESH ROASTED COFFEE With one No. 2' Folger's Golden Gate, $1.08, we Free. give a Folger's Golden Gate, b. 44 13 Hill Bros. Blue Can, 1-- lb 14 b Alta, Alta, Golden West, Morgan's Extra Sifted, 32 No. 2 15 Sifted Early June, W Interstate June Peas..lOc CORN Flag Golden Bantam, No. 2 2Gp Blue Label Sweet, Your Luck, lb Lipton's, lib Instant Postum, med. 40(? Instan Postum, small 24c 22 Postum Cereal TEA Niger's, Black or Green, 69c, Tree Japan, Peko, National Club Country l-- We AO l2r No. 2, 1-- lb lb 25C Orange 7C i'r!b..20C SOUPS Gen- ir 29c lb Hewlett's Japan, Lipton's Ceylon 2I No. 2 .3Gc, 18C Vss-- lb 'i-l- b. carry a full line of Campbell's Assorted Soups IOC at No. 1 9C Pierce's Tomato, No. 1 8 Snider's Tomato, No. 1 10(? Van Camp's Clam Chowder, SYRUPS stock of the Our 1 under-advertis- brands is Come in and compare our prices. Karo Maple, Crystal White and Blue Label. k Temptor Maple, Corn, Crystal White and Golden. 94 C Log Cabin, large Small.. 48C- Table.. 25c BAKING POWDERS S1.3S Royal, 2 b plete. 12-l- Dr. Price's, 22-l- b. 12-o- z Calumet, K. C, 25-o- 2V-l- b . . .6CC 20C 58C 22 z LAUNDRY SOAP Up to Saturday we have a free deal on Kirk Flake White Soap. With every purchase there is bar of Jap Rose Toilet Soap Free. Both soaps are of the best quatitv. P. & G. White Naptha C five-ba- r one A. B. White Naptha.. .5C .5C Crystal White Swift's White1.'. ,4c 3c JJ I Fork. L. II. Harmon. of the course David !i:ur Announcer CU-r- lev. Tho Provo high school band. the leadership of Prof. .1. McAllister, furnished the niu ic V. toie Opens at 7:30; (loses at ed com- Mascot Yellow SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE m IlC No. 1 - 34 $1.95 42c 38C 3Sc 6-l- lb Del Monte Extra Special 23 Sugar, No. 2 Spring Garden Sifted, No. 2 22? Morgan's Evergreen June, 45 40 1-- lb Van Camp's Tomato, Mo-Ar- 86 85C 2i-l- I Provo, Utah. 1 1 18J PEAS Terry's Sugar, Pierce's No. lib No. 212 Van Camp's Hominy, No. 212 tleman, No. 2 Clarion, No. 2 Van Camp's No. Pierce's No. 2 Van Camp's No. 20c 2....13C 12c Hill Bros. Red Can, 2 lbs Hill Bros. Red Can, 2V2 Pierce's Hominy, No. 2 Sea Gull No. 2 Pierce's No. 212 1-- lb 15" Pierce's Sauerkraut, No. PORK AND BEANS Van Camp's, No. 212. 22tf 12-l- 24 No. 212 No. YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT FOR SALES. PRICES Y Location 81 North University Av: 1 t i |