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Show . - . PTFS 3 I Footwear, Which Begins Saturday Morning, July 01 High Class ii jj : X' " ' ' ' ' OUTING SHOES JFOR BOYS Chocolate elk, chrome soles; regular price . . $3.45 ; sale price 'Clear the shelves for new fall shipmentshich will begin to arrive within 'the next two weeks" That was the edict in this store last week. Ever since we have been grouping and marking bargain prices on all spring and summer1 shoes, oxfords, pumps and straps. You should plan to be early at this sale. MEN'S SHOES ...... ........ ........ DRESS SHOES FOR BOYS Sizes 12 2 to 2. Every boy will be croud to of these shoes. English and blucher lasts, made in vii Kumnctiii, values 1,0 uivnu OiiOipncecl for this sale only at, pair. 1-- FOOTWEAR FOR BOYS SHOES Sizes 2 2 to 6. .' ."' J :.. : : Gunmetal Shoe, full roomy toe, lace or button; . . values up to $3.75 ; sale price BOYS' OXFORDS calf, Gocdyoar Modified Ensrlish last, black welt sewed sole, Goodyear welt; $5.25 values; $3.75 on sale at 1-- jp and-brew- ' Foot-shapin-g n t BOYS' WORK SHOES W'- I I iJ - I - 1-- AN ENGLISH STYLE V&tTU price Sizes 121-- 2 to 2 ; regular value $3.25, to close .no. JL handsome shoe for dress; rkh, brown calf.gun metal M QR or soft kid skins, Goodyear welt sewed sole; . tpmuu sale to price.. $7.50; regular price in EngA wonderful value; neat, comfortable, stylish toe also black calf, lish pattern; rich, dark brown or joskin . A Qh rubber heels, Goodyear welt; regular price sale ; to price $9.00 lP $2,25 and brown kid and mahogany calf; . $4.50 values for ....... ... on sale . . - One lot of Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, Cuban heel values to $7.00; closing out priee, per pair ; regular CO QR soles, Goodyear welt; $3.95 value for . . . Oxfords in dark brown calf and English and JO QC patent, Goodyear welt! regular price to $7.50 ; 4,,wMj to close out, pair .. .". . . . ... ; . . ... ; neat, conare right that Oxfords always Englisn pattern servative and in extreme good taste; made in dark brown calf, also gun metal; Goodyear welt, rubber heel; M QC tpjuitf values up to $8.50; sale price - Whitr Canvas Oxfordsr to close out, l j pair ... mm une lot of Misses' Oxfords and Strap Pumps, sizes 11 to 2; values to $4.25 ; specially tuiceu jot mis sale 2 at MARKETS LIVESTOCK. NORTH SAVT JUKH, July 17.. CattleReceipt : none; steady ; Ko4 prime steert, $5.60 6.25; feeder iteera. I&.OO05.EO;. choice oowi and helf- era $5.25S.SO; fair to good cows . ' Maxme ter, Sboesfor Women)WiiTE House Shoes of the .The heavy steel door Ohio penitentiary closed on a for mer .chief justice of the municipal court of Cleveland, now a convicted perjurer serving a term of from 1 to 10 years. The former judge la now, a comrade of thugs, crooks and' gunmen, many of whom he himself sent "to prison.' PROVO SPEAKERS AT IRRIGATION CONGRESS authorised the exportation of 3,000 metric tons of onions from Maderla of the Islands. Th exportation same amount waa permitted during 1921. A petition has been presented to the minister requesting authori sation for the exportation of 6,000 tons tiurinr this rear: Principals in Hammer Slaying wt Sheep-Recelp- that-everyon- e v water-loggin- g. rs canals and farm ditches, which could be remedied to a great extent by canal linintf and cleanina of ditches. Great losses of water could also be prevented by a iloscr study of the nature f oils, distance of runs, closer attention during application. water. leveling of land, information as to amount of, water which soil - will hojd, measurement of water, and charges the by irrigation companies on the basis of the amount of water con sumed by each farmer. This discussion was continued by Walter McLaughlin, who explained that one of the main cau.sv-- of is the common urac- tice of some of the irrigation panics to run water in their canals urseri the bread It-mak- es- like mother used to , bake.-- V- s - 4 Ask for t nonirrrgaUonsonjsJar 1 .'V practittrhoultt he- - water-loggi- r j rmi ir. UIUi).'l ra Fxnfisinr r i iiiiiiii i ,. . ?. IIUUVUI ' . awiu i Made in Utah 1 . WE DELIVER J J- Ulah Vafer3torage t new president Chine, li making vigorous efforts to unite the faction apllt country. He served aa vice president of too in JStS,. ,., cM X?4 f i iua Ii .' Phone 124. ;acs Tuan-hunf- v Commis'sToti. He eVplafpcd Various plans yet to be put into practice for the storing and laving of the water supplies of Utah- - He-als- o cautioned the members not to hope for too much redaction in taxes nntil public improvements' have gone farther, "as t ," they have in the east, By SYNCO ORCHESTRA COTTON TRADE .Coolest Dance Hall in Utah County Trucks Leave Second .West and Center, 8 p. m. Use' The Herald Want At tmam I for a weet durin teJiot-weatStore ., v"!. L1i5H?HL?taniPers.juipmnt ana niKejrg ...clothes, U. S. ARMY SHOE SPECIAL. Heavy Khaki Army Shirts, each. Officer's Dress Shoe, top, genuine Fine Soisette. PoDlin or Pomree Outing: calf, worth $12.50; our price, pair $8.50 Shirts, each .V;....v:..i.v......$2.23 Officer's Dress Shoe, waterproof sole, Government issue Khaki Breeches; out genuine calf, our price, pair. .... .$4.98 price-'.-. $1.98 to $4.98 U. S.- - Army Russet Shoe, Munsoa last, conKhaki' Pants, special. . . . . .$1.98 Heavy tract issue; our, price, pair. ...... $4,98 Genuine U. S. Army Work Shoe, priced U. S. Army Blankets, 0.' D. gray melton our from . hi ..... . $2.98 to $4.49 and officers and medical blankets; to .$2.95 $6.45 Hip Boots for that fishing trip; regularly price, each priced at. $7.00perjpairi ourprice per i Wa carry a full line of Canteens, Mes ' Cans, pair $3.95 Kits, Haversacks, Bed Rolls, Bacon Khaki and Blue Chambray Shirts, 79 Pup Tents and Camp Stoves 16-in- ch ( . SATURDAY h aicbnfinued is to be prevented Joseph R. Mtirdock of Provo, discussion of gave a "The Future of Reclamatipn De in Utah." He pointed j velopmcnt tout that thiffc are thousands of of land' In the counties of fuotjherii Utah yet fbjbe drained auav nuiwea tor agricultural pur. cited instances poses, lie also where good work along this line now is being accomplished m various parts of ithe state: WrRWaliace-ttlli-ed for on' "The Work of the EM itif Of Course You are Going to ng during best flour, of if I f high-grad- e water-loggin- water-loggi- Geneva the German "government pvnults i the importation of sugar free of duty, without license formalities. Prior to the issuance of tfcla decree sugar wa-- i dutiable; at the rate of M00 paper marks per i 00 net kilos. ' cotton Imports of goods, khakis and palm beach cloths from the United States and Of drills from England and Spain are being made at La Gualra, Venezuela. Also a limited import trade In cotton knit underwear and hosiery from the United States and England is In progress. Stocks of cheap cotton goods are steadily diminishing, and it is generally conceded six months will elapse before normal buying conditions for cotton goods will prevail. ;, Y ouwant-th- e ?:s we Big Dance DUTY OFF ON SUGAR. Due to the great scarcity of sugar in Germany, the practical exhaustion of the domestic supply and the resultant high prices, a decree of VENEZUELAN - China's President HOSIERY this sale Dollar Special. We carry a full line of Armor Plate Hosiery for men, women and children. SWEDISH 8HIPYARDS IDLE. Only two of the sixteen Swedish shipyards Ttar amps under con struction at the end of the second quarter of 1922. At the beginning of April, tonnage under construc tion amounted to 55,556 gross tons. It is estimated that 10,000 shipbuilding workers are 'unemployed and the number is likely to ONIONS FROM MAOERIA. The minister of commerce has The fifth annual session of tfie Utah irrigation congress was call de-- ed to order yesterday by President as rtesME smm lea I. S. 4Ier fis of 4he ftgham oung drive- - slightly, but limited; firm under- university of JProvo. e.7S; feeders, I8.60OU5,' President in tone but market still weak r re- - Harrit announced thai the discus .uvvio.uo. " oH United States total 1618; cars, steady. tv.pts Choice fat lambs, I9.50O10.&0; shipments. 682; East Shore Vir- sions would be ai informal as pos choice yearlings,. 5.006.00; fat ginia cloth top barrels. Cobblers, sible- - fa could take aethers, M.005.00; fat ee $3.00 $2.75 3.00; Kansas sacked Cob- an active part " " " 04.00. 1.80 blers, No. 1, $1.25 cwt.; early Professor --Orson Wr- - Isroelson Ohlos sacked poorly graded, few -- r of the department of irrigation and. sales. 90c$i.OO cwt. Minnesota crain CHICAGO. July, 27, Hedging sacker early Ohlos, few sales, $1.00 drainage of the Utah. Agricultural 01.10 cwt .. 'college talked on "The Relation of. Irrigation .and Drainage," V In Aluminum films have been in-- , which special attention was given vented by a German They win to the causes and preventive meawear longer than the transnarent sures of One pf cellulose film. They have the the principal causes of g added advantage of elng 40 per Professor Israelson attributed cent cheaper. to excessive losses of water in por-o- 4 A4 ..4liUU are offer-in- g a discount of 25 Per Cea : on all hosiery except out' for Men ' 1 Jj J" 1KI 2 gi lot Children's' Shoes, to 8; specially ' 8-- m to 11, on During , V 81-- 2 sizes 21-- 2 priced at, per pair Buster Brown Shoes sales together with absence of speculative buying led to early down turn in the price of wheat today notwithstanding a little firmness at the start. The transient Initial gains were ascribed to higher quotations at Liverpool. This waa later offset, -- Aoweverby lack of any signs of important new export business, Theapenina Which varied from e to higher with and September $1.07 t to $1.07 December $1.09 4 to $1.10, was fol. lowed by a alight further rise and then by a setback to well below 'ran4 helferf,4.00o.Mt cuttert, - 100S.J5j cannere. 11.500100: fat bulla, $J.50S.O0; bologna bulla. light veal calrea, $7.50 yesterday's finish. ii.wv3.oo; CS.20.- , POTATOES. t. HogeRecelpta - none: lowr: choice prime top fat hoga, 178 to - CHICAGO, July 27. Potatoes, Jl A .J Asa One Blue Ribbon Service Shoes 9 -- sizes 1-- ; $1.95 We have a few pair Men's and Boys' High Grade Canvaj Oxfords, with rubber soles, that we are closing . nrout at, pair JjJ Buster Brown ShoeStore semi-Engli- sh Zi0D . 1-- . . , . SHOES FOR "LITTLE. MEN" Sizes 8 2 to 1 1 ; gunmetal and brown ; $2.75 value for 1-- 1-- nc CO , ......... Tiwil at Buster Brown High Grade GIRLS' SHOES Strap Pumps and Sport OxSizes 2 2 to 7. fords for Misses, in patent In gunmetal and black kid, values to $5.95 ; $3.95 calf and kid leathers; sizes sale price nv: . . 11 2 to 2. There are no One lot of Girls' Shoes, sizes 2 2 to 7, in gunmetal and better Oxfords made. black kid; regular price $3.9o; $3.65 sale price $2.75 ., $4.75 value for , 4, I vW VVUOMULblVll) "A BEAR FOR WEATT Buster Brown Shoe for boys, sizes 121-- 2 to 2; smoke! slk oak One-Stra- tPiiUJ , tO OR yliUU J $1.50 - . Buster Brown Slippers and Oxfords, sizes 21-- 2 to 7, in brown calf and black kid; regular value $5.95; M QC yOi J sale price WHITE SLD7PERS In dainty patterns ; values to $5.75 ; $3.95 sale price , p White Canvas Pump, $3.25 value ; $2.25 sale price AND OXFORDS per pair . . NEW STOCK TATENT LEATHER PUMPS Low heels; $7.50 values; flJ QC One lot of Ladies' Shoes and Oxfords in brown, black and whifp washahle kid. Louie heels, lo close out this lot we have made a very special price of, MEN'S OXFORDS BUSTER BROWN OXFORDS FOR BOYS and English lasts, mahogany and gunmetal BOYS' OXFORDS . Wonderful English toe, mahogany calf; a $3.45 value, for ,s... One lot of Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps, Cuban heel, black DO NOT OVERLOOK THESE CLOSING OUT PRICES ON LADIES' AND MISSES' SHOES, PUMPS f 1 values up to $4.75 for !. Sturdy built shoes, made to stand the roughest kind of wear; army lasts, chocolate elk uppers, oak tanned flJQ AC soles, sizes 2 2 to 6; regular value $3.95; dart-- ....... ... ....... . $245 .' 29 : vi'Tir ;Jj : i f ' - , yI, I II PROVO ARMY & NAVY. DEPARTMEHT Mrs. Clara Phillips (right) la charted with the murtler of Mrs. AloerU Meadows, who was hammered to death. The testimony of Mrs. Pegnr was taken wbe Caffee fleft) led to her Indictment. This photM-rapthey were chums In a "Folllea" chorus in a Los Angeles show eaveral years ao. ti STORE ' PROVO, UTAH. 304 WEST CENTER. 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