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Show i. THE HERALD. THURSDAY. TOLY 20, 1922. Of ; S-0-- Rcliiced Prices on IE T Society Editor, Ethel. Duckett. All society news should be telephoned to The Herald of lice, phone 95. " FOR CHILDREN Half Socks and Hose in all sizes, Three-quart- er here with Lake spent the week-en- d iMr. Ballard' parents, Mr. and Mrs. tJOL Ballard.? Mrs. Jennie Wiuon Spegll of Salt Lake spent a part of the week here, the guest or Mr. 4 Mrs. A. K. Kg "Ladies Full Fashioned Heavy Thread Silk Hose, - - - M nude shade, regular ?2.00 hose; PQ 50 J rj-v- W. Partridge and daurhtr, Jan-- l nette- - of Provo, On Friday .they! were the dinner guests of Mr. and . Mrs. M. E. Loveless. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clayton, ac companied by Mrs E. B. Hyde and Mrs. Dell Trainer of Salt Lake, motored down and were the guests Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Clayton. On Sunday they were the dinner guests of iMr. and Mrs. M. J. Blortensen. iMr. and Mrs. W. K. Driggs were also guests of the Mortennens, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erlandson and daughter. Norma, Erma Reeee, Geraldlne Fairbanks, Chios Shefr 75c 'values Ginghams 1 5 MrLjul'aJtoujlasa. iMrs. Elmer LovereWnlff'trlnr guests last week her father. Bos- well Ferre, and her ulster, Mr. T. tt One special lot of white and fancy . nil rlfsfh: 39n tinlnm ' OC vrrrtGiOl Friday and Saturday p jj Be) fc--A. Uncle John . - r Poem 1 , r w. 4oiy toerftUWwlUwoWes v. North University Are. uu Willi ; - V bwwh ua jtre. ctsdu Jessie Packanwa sprm-!""- . the week here with rela Smith. frills spent Mr and Mr. Will McCleflan, Mr. Jt tives, Mrs. Percy Hanks sad two chil- and Mrs. Shores Loveless- and Mr. O. Mrs. week-enLoveleSlTspent and P. part dren of Eureka spent the her with nr parents, Mr. ana of last week in Strawberry-valley- . Mr. and Mr, John Lewis spent Mir flmrr Bsmsv. . -- Reece aaatme weei-ea- a Mr. and Mrs.-hmummwuii r. ara, uonna panieis, vnioteerwu--sob-, Florence Fairbanks and Glenn toaa, Clark and Nyles, and Mr. and and Mrs. Derld, Crockett Wstkins. The senior class of the Y. L. Mti Loveless were junong those to parMrs. Henry Barney spent Sunday of th first ward entertained ticipate in the eleventh annual at ths hotpot In Heber. Tueshike ud Timpanogos last Saturday. Mr. and Mm John 1ratensocK of ths junior class at a social Th man that bcrrys money at s squall - abont the 'moui7 They Mr. and Mrs. WilUa- - Wlghfcman j HEMSTITCHIN8 AND PICOTINQ Magna are spending their vacation day evening at Memorial park. (Mrs. Paris Boyle and her daugh and family, and Mr. and MrsJ Jo trlflln' rste per eent, may dissipate fight ths litis red ant, while Uey1 - Work done here with 1rttm,--rrir--',,,:130 Alfred. B. Wilson and Jatm Lout- - ter, Mrs. Grace Oberhanaley and seph Wlghtman of "Eureka Were n1.!68 ttU h doa't , know now love the. tnsl's s but K Jlngs s.Hmwf huaul ensock spent a part of the week la baby, and Mr. Amelia Oberhahsley here Tuesday for the tunerai oi htaejLwent. . . . But ths a of Provo spent Monday here with Miss Delia Wlghtman. Stra wherry valley. " mo n iiggers - me greater things! muurjr, icuuor, r4.' t. Phone BALS FOR . 'Mlss Dora Smith of Salt Lake Is -relatives: Hay Illuminate amount, the YR. OWM TTNCLE JOHN. might ' .c Mrs. Floyd Wilson entertained r' riltins here with tier mother,-tMrs- .f spender, on the little things that on 1 the club Junior w. Jones. bridge Tuesday George couni. 8 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmGuests - exclusive of (Mrs. wumett owens oi .mzo afternoon, I reckon there la women that's Attention to detail. spent Sunday here with her sister, members were Mrs. . Jack Dixon, disposed to keepin' house, . Mrs. John Lowtensock of iMagna, When a feller pays attention to They'd entertain the elephant si' Mrs. John E. Lewis and family Mr. and Mrs. James Black of Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. Ray Con- - the commonest of this, there's s Sugar City. Idaho, are the guests yers of Eureka, Mrs. E. L. McCor- - powerful sight of comfort in the of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lewis. mick, 'Mrs. John Cravens and Mrs. happiness it brings, it we ove His Lucile Lewi Is spending 8. E. Ware. Mrs.-- Frank Harris re- - look the details in tbe rash of , of the gettin' there, we may face the grim " aitua-- . are a in . . serious tne rear, necessity of brtngln' up little1 venture In the thoufwn' that a feller undertakes, it may be olantin' flowers, or it may be kUlin We, the underaijrned plumbing merchants, snakes. Our hand may grasp the caber, or the handle of the ploware respectfully rjequeatinsr all- plumbing4f but we don't accomplish anything, i settled at Work to be completion of such how! without work, for the reason that the jobber is on ft . f Jenkins Knitting Mills Co. : - d "..Awi. .... t. ...... -ir" t&Uas OlJCH special price Buster Brown Pure Thread SillrHoserM-I pololack,1 brown, silver . Discount on AH Men's and Xadie 15 PeiCf BATHING. SUITS -''. -- Mr. end Mrs. Bert Ballard of Salt er . the weeS wTTrrIa?lsiirdtlkOri Mr. and Mrs.' sFred ' Alien are visiting at Terron. Utah, with Mr. and Mrs. David Allen. Miss Enn KockhlB of Spanish Fork spent Tuesday here with Mrs, A'-- : A' Wendell Eriandson. , Mrs. W. T-- Amos was hostess last Friday afternoon to the members of the jusutaaere cdub. Spe cial (uests were Mrs. John Loutea- sockof Magna, (Mrs. B. U Jensen, PAYSON SOCIETY - excellent quality mercerized, in all colors; reguOQ lar 50c, 40c and 35c values, mostly 60c . . ... hosr; yourchoice, per pair.. . . . v ... Pure Thread Sfflt Jlalf Hose in pink ands white, regular 75c and 60Cohly a fewpair left, :'. . . . i . while they last Pure Thread Silk Three-quartHose, brown or ............... white; regularJ1.15; 'JJ.:rr.. .T7, special price cerred the guest brUe and Mrs Fears Srey fht cttt pidss.' Lake .Mrs. Frank InsW of has beea the guest of Mrs.. Jack J"'-Dixon for sireral days. . Mr. asd Mr. William - Wirthlm and family of Eureka and IMr. and Mrs. Ben. Isaacs of Leland spent Sunday here with their mother, 787-E-- 1 m- -- Uso lo llorald Want Ads Notico to tho Piilili After the Battle vwe .-- Httecttm jmpmnv$& WANTED AT OrXE pleasTen women-foant work In Provo s can make from $5 to $10 per r " - - '''.v ,v Mrs. WSlliams; from 9 to 10:30, mqrn-iny-s, day. See and ings. y fj after 6, even-' : ;J.? ' Room 19, Hotel Roberts,. 3 lg UB I flL cash basis with us, and labor must be NuBone Corset I The NuBone tomer takes ease In her new Qoodyear Cnss-RiTread Card 0$ b cus- The her own a postcard arranges the appointment under no obligation if not favorably Impressed. The NuBone corsetiere takes accurate measurement returns in person to guarantee the fitting, keeps a record which 1 always available for future corset requirements. ' Reliable Goodyear Quality . Here a new Cord Tire a at 365 is big, sturdy, long-Goodyear sells lower tire than at a that you are asked price wearing to pay for many "long discount" tires of unknown value. It has a different tread from the famous Goodyear All- Weather Tread Cord a new tread with a deep, clean-cu- t, cog-luc- e pattern and it sells for from tit has In it the, tame highgrade longWtapIe cotton, the same construction, the same liberGoodyear patented groupply : ally oversise dimensions. When you buy the size, for example, you get a tire .whose actual measurement is nearly 5 inches. Tread Cord with Don't confuse this Goodyear Cross-Ri-b other popular-pric- e cords which sell at the same price or for slightly more. V In many cases, these omer cords are made of inferior matecotton as a foundation; rials, with short-stapl- e Get the tire that is good enough to carry the Goodyear name, that is built to safeguard the world-wid- e Goodyear reputation. All of the Goodyear Service Station Dealers listed here Tread Cord, as well as the have the Goodyear Cross-Ri-b famous Tread. Cord, ready for you now. 4-in- ... With SHERWOOD'S JAZZ BANDITS Heatmcr Co; woman and $750,000 worth . Licensed Plumber MRS. 8ADIE E. F. JONE8 Corsetiere E. 3rd 8. Phone G. Blumcnthl G) HL J? cor-setr- y A New Tread a Lower Price 1 Buckley &Haws E. O. Moe &Co. P. Ii Larsen Pliimbihg & home while I trained In correct serve her. A 'phone message or. and be paid A Free Stat soldier, doubly armed and swathed Is bandagesj smiles after the smoks of ths four Courts battle, Dublin, clears 539-- , . . It I i VA IBSBBBBBBBfJBHHKlBBBBBJSSHBKSISBSIIiaiR - -- ' t II V . value of lit 'trains, countjr IvHi that A ' n JULIu ch . e peach crop Utah: coumx. ililililiiiilSililiiilKilliiiilHHiSSMBaSSKM l waste If the 0 i ' vl;', -- -- TUESDAY AND ; SATURDAY Oilcken and Trout Dinners, Boating, Fishing, V All-Weath- anlj JE&thingiTI r ' CABINS FOR RENT 1 . er ComrttheMpricakhNETesyomansiJto 33 x4X Strsight Sids.'. $32.15. StraightSide . . $25.45 34 x 33 x 4 Straight Side . . 26&0 . Straight Side . 32.95-3- 2 34 x 4 Straight Side . . 27.35 - 33 x S Strsight Side . . 39.10 35x5 Straight Side.. 4 32 x4K Straight Side.. 3 MS O priea imlud msnifailurtr's txeue lex Cord Tires are also made in 6, 7 and 8 inch sizes for trucks - sSKaincher. -- ....$ 13.50 30s3XStrigktSide;. 15.85 x 3X Straight Side . . 19.75 31x4 StraightSide.. 23.50 32x4 30 1)5 tu Tread ' Goodyear Cross-Ri-b DANCE at " " ' - dnoptnen Carmen s v J Beaut iful , Beach i OnUtohXake 1 BIG PROVO BAND DANCE , I 7 I orchestra , every .saturday ; 'batheng BOATING FISHING rf ,. . 7 Provo, Utah." ' PINE TREE SERVICE STATION . - Pjwro,Utah. V'. Provo,' Utah. ' -- M'- . ; Pleasant Grove, Utah. '' , " THORNTON DRUG CO. NO. 5 WK'WORSLET Ca v, -' K-- '' ,'A:" ''- ' v: . '. - .'. Utah Railway CbsiipaidY Apply: E. J. .1 -- ' A ; ynco er-- i. tocnoiTor a promises to be one of ' jtits at the popular lake- ' .T, ygrrfn leave Second' West . v Finest picnic Grounds in Utah. .. V - v :;: BKIMHAXL BROS. - ANDERSON'S FORD GARAGE Proroi'JJtalt.'i.. ;; . SUPERIOR MOTOR CO. r"Prove, Utah. ' ,'PrpT5Utah. . ' i Ci J TEIXURIDE MOTOR CO. EVERY TUESDAY ? it aa ; '. following ,' i -- r Boifer Makers Gbodvear Tires v from the 32anJ)e purchased dealers: Geneva l'i-r'- ttr- - jr. n- ynter stiret for i the At fleneva at S o'clock Pmr , Utah Railway Shopo, , CABIN? FOBf RENT J -- AAA-T : ; big to--; i |