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Show PROVO, UTAH, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1922. Jmt Bay LeftDOBefore $1500 Will Be Given Away! YOUR BUYING NOW! TA YLOR BROTHERS COMPANY 18661922 1 - 56th Anniversary . - The Big Department Store - DOINGS OF THE DUFFS f ( f By ALLMAN giigg..t &S&FYL!' ASHELCMTOLDMETO-rvM- SfP nT.l)K I'LL WALK THB " NV a5d TZTp J EXERCISE" T 1 O ?5S.jS 'M , WTCHTHIS Vigy rft V TO COLLAR!--- T. . I ANVWAV! --r THOUGHT Voo WOULD GET ICECREAM AT THE OROG STORE ON THE CORHER AND NOT BRING IT ALL THE FROM PPWNTOVJM- - T'S clash. These two teams Friday one of the best games seen played here this season, and the holiday If game promises to be just as good, f--A Burt "of Salt Lake City, a new St Like soup how; pitcher that will have a regular berth on the Timp lineup during the" second1 half of the series, will "The Only Properly Ventilated Theater in Provo" make his debut to the Provo fans In tomorrow's game, TONIGHT. ANJ) IUESDAY- -7 :30, 9 jU The evening celebration will be Matinee Tomorrow 2 staged also in Timp park at 7:30 : o'clock and will be under the direcRegular Prices tion of Dr. F. VV. Dixon of the Community Service. Assissted by the Primary children of Provo and by the summer school students of the Young university, Dr. Dixon has planned an Interesting folk dancing in-. . program. The program will illustrate some of the progressive stages of play from youth to adult life, dramatizing national, domestic, vocational, industrial, characteristic, The Picture You Can't Afford to Miss! . Broad jump, priests 18 to 21; two. singing and gymnastic phases of D. L. Van Wagenen, one lady's play life. High jump, priests, 18 to 21; Community singing, W. C., Brad Also Al St. John Comedy collar. two. led by F. Shot put, priests, 18 to 21; two. ford; The Gallant Ship, 'THU Utah Wholesale Grocery comVILLAGE SHEIK" Jeppson; Swinging of the Swing, dash, elders; two. pany, one package toilet soap. led by J. Jolley; Hickory, Dickory, Indoor baseball elders, one team Z. C. M. I., two dozen bottles Dock, led by yi. Jeppson; The Hopkins, Dr. Gene Broadus, presifrom each district. Farmer in the Bell, led by M. dent Wasatch Mountain club. pickles. one team Volley ball, Seventies, Irvine's, Inc., one lady's silk each district. Dusenberry; How D'ye Do, My committee The entertainment waist. led by Miss J. Jolley; Old has been Tug-o- f enlarged and divided into 20 men each district. Pardner,is Dead, war, Wm. M. Roylance company, one Zetta led by Funk; two groups of insure greater specBall throwing, 40 feet, five man Roger case figs. The Muffin Man, led by Mrs. ialization and efficiency in the free for all wards. teams, Startup Candy company, three Jolley; Danish dance of Greeting,' work. The general management f Grand race, relay mile, boxes chocolates. Miss N. Clark; The iVneyard, Miss with the help of Dr. Fred W. Dixon men on each team. Schwab Clothing company, one eight A. N. Clark; Miss Marasaki, and W. C. Bradford, will attend to In to addition the above formal straw hat and one necktie. Newell; Gustaf's Skoal, Miss J. the traditional bon fire festivities. a number of chalprogram, special TONIGHT AND Fletcher Thomas, nektie. Garfield; Shoemaker dance, Miss The second evening's program will Sutton Market, 2.00 beef roast. lenges are expected. For instance. M. Wooley; Dutch Couples, Miss A. be placed entirely TUESDAY of a in charge William chalPresident J. Knight Buster Brown Shoe store, lady's Fancy, Miss J. Btrong committee consisting of Matinee Tuesday 2:15 and high priest in the stake Newell; Portland lenges of hose. silk M. Miss .Mountain pair march, Hibbert; Prof. T. Earl Pardoe, Prof. Florfor a dash. Should no one Smart. THE SPORTS. ence Jepperson, Prof. E. H. Eastto the have the temerity accept The stake has been divided into Aviation aance, miss m. jappson; mond, Geo. W. Fitzroy and Franklin districts by Prof. E. D. Partridge challenge, President Knight will Spanish dance, Miss M. Jeppson; I Madsen. the calim stake It championship. and his committee on athletics, and is M. Jeppson; These committees will be kept not presumed, however, that the Sailor hornpipe, Miss these districts will compete for Pavlowa gavotte, Miss M. Jeppson; busy during the next two weeks so will honor be acquired easily. Sid Ttoger de Coverly, Dr. F. W. getting everything in readiness for championship as well as prizes. OTHER FEATURES. The program prepared by the com Dixon; Oxdansen, Dr. F. W. Dixon; the eleventh annual hike. will 12 Picnic be enjoyed from mittee is as follows, the number noon to 2 the Elephant, Dr. F. W. Jumping m. p. of ontestants from each district Dr. F. W. A short program will be given Dixon; Torch Swinging, W. being stated after the event: Banner, Dixon; at 2 p. m., in which there will be C. Bradford. Potato race, boys from 10 to 12; an of abundance several music, ten boys from each district. no preaching. There "THE ORDEAL" dash, boys from 12 to 15 readings, and will also be dancing in the pavilion. (deacons); two. A special train will be run on the swim, boys from 15 to Heber branch, leaving the Center Rich toilettes, lots of them, of 18 (teachers); two. sack race, boys 15 to 18 street crossing atin 8:30 a .m. and relatest style, are a feature of the the evening. turning at 8:30 ON I ITU TIMP (teachears); two. "The Ordeal," Agnes Ayres latest The priesthood excursion will Paramount starring vehicle which initiate the fathers and sons outopens at the Princess theater for ing on July 14 and 15. For those it. tonight and Tuesday. who remain for this event and of Miss Ayres interprets the part others who may not desire to re a young widow who inherits a for turn on the excursion train, there Th3 general management of the tune which she will lose if she marwill be a dance at the Vivian Park Widows with money are pavilion in the evening. Timpanogos hike put the finishing ries again.to be hence touches on the organization of the expected Miss Ayres' wardrobe in this picFOLKDANCING big outing last Friday evening by ture is said to be a real delight to dividing up the detailed work al- the feminine eye. For1 instance, there's a pheasant outlined among active comready from (Continued Page One.) mittees of citizens. The following blue evening gown with opalescent sequins and crystal beads, finished to Center street, thence west to committees were appointed: General management: E. L. Rob- with velvet to match. Specially Pioneer park. At Pioneer park erts, E. S. Hinckley, Harrison R. striking are slippers and fan of blue division one will enter to particiMerrill, publicity; Harrison R. Mer- pheasant feathers. For motoring and street wear pate in the flag pageant; division rill, E. C. Rodgers, N. C. Hicks, two will disperse south on Fifth Gunnar Rasmuson, J. M. Jensen; Miss Ayres has a moleskin suit and West; divisions three and four will .transportation of hikers' equipment, a gorgeous ermine wrap with an disperse north on Fifth West. etc., E. S. Hinckley, LeRoy Hardy, ermine toque trimmed with white E. A. Mitchell, chairman parade jtSewart Morrison, Elmo Cunning-iham- . toque feathers. Simple but striking in its line is committee; John O. Beesley, secreMart Roylance; canyon traf-Ifi- c tary; Mart Roylance, marshal of control, Roy Boren and Sheriff a dinner gown of taupe chiffon emthe day; Harry Butler, standard J. D. oByd; camp and hike sanita-Jtio- bossed in velvet flowers of the bearer; Jack Beestly, George VinMayor O. K. Hansen, Dr. J. same tone. A striking walking dress is of navy blue faille brocaded cent, color guard; Dr. L. C. Potter, .Cecil Clark and Chief Wilkins.. George Harris, Claude Ashworth. Road, comrnittee, Kiwanis club in black satin. A PARAMOUNT PiCTL'R.-- j Karl Boshard, Frank Doming, aids. of Provo; tenting and cafeteria, "The Onli'al' written by W. E. H. Eastmond pageant master. Prof. C. Y. Cannon; Icommissary, Somerset Maugham, is said to be a Also At the ceremonies in Pioneer D. D. Sutton; bonfire, Scott Stew- most unusual picture. Beulah Murie while Dix made the "adaptation COMEDY park J. A. Owens will be the mas- art, E. D. Partridge, Samuel ter of ceremonies. Supt. L. E. Victor Ashworth;. Irrs't aid Paul Powell directed. Included in will be the chaplain. and camp, service, Tictor Ashworth the. cast are Conrad Nagel, Clar George H. Brimhall will be and two scout patrpls;"j)ikihg. E. ,U ence Burton, Edna Murphy, Edward u theDr.orator Adele of the day. A male quar- Roberts, J. R. Griffiths, Dr'; W':.;lL Sutherland. Farrington, COLORADO TROOPS CALLED; ' ' Claire DuBrey, Edward Martindel tet under the leadership o Prof. and Shannon- Day. Franklin Madsen will sing a few DENVER, Colo.. June 30. Nino EXCURSION RATES selections. W. C. Bradford of the the Colorado National, companies-owill lead Community Service, Inc., Guard are under orders to mobilize All Stations Between vain community singing and the last night in seven cities and ATTEND ELKS' GATHERING towns of the state following the rious numbers on the program will OF JULY FOURTH be interspersed with music by the burning of two railroac: bridges and band. the damaging of mines in northern F. tomor H. Dr. Cannon leaves & UTAH LAKE 1 Provo SALT .Mrs. Fern Broadbent Ercanbfack coal fields, row for Atlantic City, where as the and southern Colorad as "Goddess of Liberty" will read of the Provo lodge last, night and early today. RAILROAD representative of Declaration Independence the Orders for the mobilization of the he will attend the grand lodge ses (Orem Line) after which will be staged a flag of the B. P. O. 31ks. Dr. Can- guard and for the recruiting of the sion W. Dr. Fred pageant arranged by non expects to visit at St. Louis, state ranger force from its present Fare and a Half for ReDixon of the Community Service, and Washington before strength of fifty men to a total' Cincinnati, turn Trips. Inc. to Atlantic City, and to stop strength of approximately 400 were going The celebration will begin at sunat and Spokane issued late today by Colonel PatNew York, Buffalo, Minimum $1.00; Chilrise with flag ceremonies at the rick J. HamroGk, state adjutant on his return trip home. dren 50 Cents. city and county grounds by troop general, following a conference A. scoutmaster, Brattan, 11, George with Governor Oliver H. Shoup. aiid at Pioneer park by troop 8, R. MV HEAD A "I Smith, scoutmaster. In the afternoon at 4:13 o'clock at Timp park the I'rovo and Springville baseball teams will 1 THIS -- OFF LITTLE BIT G. J - . f jill, Charles Ray "Two Minutes to Go" , OVER THE TOP (Continued from Page One.) good book. Your auto top is worn out Drive the old bus in and let v'i make it look like new. Jenkins Knitting Mills company, pair L. D. S. garments. Co., Axmin-ste- r rug. Christensea company, belt and buckle. John T. Taylor, case of Wrigley's - gum. The best of materials combined with skillful workmanship produces an auto top that is equal to one made anywhere at a higher price. He 100-yar- d Anderberg, Inc., Jewelry com- pany, strand of beads. pair company, lady's silk hose. The Hub, one dress shirt. Barton Furniture company, one framed picture. J. C. Penney company, man's dress shirt. Consolidated Wagon & Machine company, aluminum tea kettle. Columbia Music & Jewelry company, set star cut tumblers. Provo Post, one year's subscription to Post. G. H. Heindselman, one bar pin. Sanitary Meat company, fat man's race, Juicy beefsteak. Knight Coal company, half ton egg coal. Whipple Electric company, one lamps. package five Mazda Wood-Clifto- d Ail to Top Co. PROVO, UTAH. 390 WEST CENTER. . Phone 121 inssBBiRiiiBQSBBnxiBniBiinana n tt PRIflCE one-hal- S d d d well-dresse- JuU IE Liv I . Bid-dulp- Shopmen Carmen Machinists Boiler Makers Shop Laborers " UTAH RAILWAY COMPANY Apply: SHINE 'EM UP Keep your auto looking new by having us WASH it for you. The TONIGHT AND TUESDAY dirt destroys the luster of the paint. It saves you money keep the dirt off. Matinees Tuesday 2:30 and to Roberts Hotel P. M. Antonio Moreno Phone 121. R. J. VAUGHAN, 4 in a story of love, romance, mystery, suspense and action Provo Auto Laundry With "Secret ot the Hills" Maxfield Auto Top Company HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY 390 W. Center, Provo, Utah NEWS WEEKLY |