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Show Eoc! t the y Smashing, GrasMini Of , THE GREAT There is only one way that you will he able to' appreciate and realize the I ml II extent of the gigantic bargains being orrereacome in anaI see tnetn -- If they are not actually the best you ever saw for the moneydon't buy. FEW EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK Knight Wool Blankets .... THE MOST SURPRISING VALUES IN SILK WAISTS Values to $9.95. 6-l- $2.95 Each ONE LOT MIDDIES $1.75 value 69c ONE LOT BRASSIERES 39c value A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN LADIES' UNIONS One lot values to $1.50 , WOK ....iPUiUU pair Knight Plaid, $12.25 value, for Special Offer! LADLES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE Black only, pair for ' Bargain Offering in PEQUOT SHEETING 80c value, 81 inches wide yard A 9-- 4 40 N ONE LOT MUSLIN SKIRTS Values to $1.75 95c 89c CHALLIES INDIAN HEAD 49c value 54-I- ONE LOT CHILD'S HATS 49c FOR QUILTS For only ONE LOT COTTON SHEET BLANKETS Values to $3.25 pair SILK HOSE OFFER $1.50 values for yard 13c 35c 121c Worth to $2.50, for $1.89 55c SILK CAMISOLES Splendid value; worth $1.95 HERE IS AN AMAZING OFFER SILK CHARMEUSE, inches wide, $2.50 value Pass This Wonderful Hosiery Don't 98c UiUU $1.98 89c An nz p The Most Surprising of Values in ALL WOOL SKIRTINGS $2.95 value, 54 inches wide BIG SALE OF PEQUOT BRIDAL SHEETS $1.95 value, 81x90 GREAT SALE OF WHITE IVORY AT HALF PRICE $1.59 LARGE TURKISH TOWELS 39c value 29c 3C NEW BRITISH .LONDON, Oct. PREMIER. 24 Andrew bid the carrying of liquor on ships of American registry and to prevent foreign owned ships from bringing liquor within the territorial waters of the United States was upheld yesterday by Judge Learned Hand in the United States court. district The ruling of Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, declaring the carrying of liquors on American and foreign ships illegal, was upheld by Judge Hand. The jurist held that the Volstead act gave the government the power to impose such restrictions upon; the maritime Bonar Law was unanimously elected leader of the Unionist party at the party meeting held yesterday afternoon. On leaving the Unionist meeting at which he was unanimously elected leader of te party, Bonar Law told the .newspaper men he would accept the task of forming a ministry. The meeting, an enthusiastic gathering, was held at the Hotel Cecil, attended by 439 members of the party, including 152 peers. liquor traffic. enMr. Bonar Law's DAILY HERALD SPORT PAGE Jordon qb Into McWhorter Twitchell rhb McGlone (Capt) fb YOUNG UNIVERSITY. YOUNG MEETS HI III! election 158 150 151 d78 LI etaoishrdln unun Pos. Wt 150 .le Player Bunnell Young Bowman Gledhill It lg 155 162 190 rg 191 ....c Partridge Hatch Miller Fuller Chamberlain 'Morgan Manson ables him to accept the task of forming a cabinet, thereby giving BRYANT FURNITURE CO. England her first conservative 368 West Center. prime minister since 1905. RULE New and Used Goods Bought UPHOLDS This afternoon at 2 o'clock on the and Sold. Timpanogos field the Young uni543-24 The right NEW YORK. Oct. J. Phone versity football squad began its of the federal government to for third conference football contest against the hardest team the school will meet this season, the Colorado it lbb rhb qb 178 164 136 160 132 fb 157 re Distillation Record ..: 221 52 per cent 284 87 per cent Color 26 plus 95 per cent Doctor Negative (no acid) Hi Test Specifications ' 374 ; End Point 429 B. Wyoming "U" U. of New 2 2 1 (1 tied)....l (1 tied Lostr 0 0 Pet" 1.000 1JW0 . 1.000 1.000 1.000 0 0 . 62 61 41 60 20 80 0 1 1 .667 .500 0 2 .000 3 3 0 0 0 S .000 .000 .000 0 0 6 ..' Mexico........ 2 1 v SAYS HE WHIPPED 1 Alleging that her 111 . 0 whipped her Mrs. Effie L ThJ 0 of Thistle, has filed suit lua court asking for a divora 4 o Lorenzo Thomas. The coudm 0 married July 16. 1918. asi vi 28 parents of two small W " 3 SO 112 44 39 Mrs. Thomas al'eees The the additional information and foot-- i ball knowledge that the Pro von lan team has absorbed daring the pasti few weeks in its games with the greenlings wiU. be exhibited Friday afternoon in the league game against me neat nquau. Repairs PHONOGRAPHS Wealth vs. Love . Of any make elanm guaranteed. In fact, we te A - 25c per Gallon ' C. Service Station ' Us Once. Try THE GUARANTEE wn OffAD L. A. Waid, 416 West ' Prop. Center. tt Nr r.ll . m.. Men Wanted ROAD . CONSTK AT SALEM 40 to 50c per hoi Board $W Also Teams i Superior Motor do any of general repair -- - Superior Gasoline IRONS ELECTRIC ( I IIS IS tMtf New Repair Shop n 406 negJeet. ore to provide, auusing as grounds for divorce. TODAY'S SCHEDULE. B. Y. U. ts. Colorado Mines at Provo. WEDNESDAY'S 8CHEDULE. U. of U. vs. Wyoming "U" at Laramie. SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE. Denver "U" vs. Colorado "U" at Denver. Utah Aggies vs. Colorado Aggies at Ft Collins. Colorado Mines vs. New Mexico at Golden. School of Mines of Golden. i The Republican women of disWnlle the Infant aggregation of trict No. Held a cottage meeting the Rocky Mountain conference has t at the home of Airs. Frank Dusen- no idea of coming out the victor of the present contest, they do have berry Monday afternoon, the idea that the score will not be Lehites. Clifford L. Wright county auditor as large as some seem to expect. According to the dope sheet, Edand Charles E. Hawkins county as The dates set by the board of The showing made at Logan wards' men should have little diffisessor, candidates for office on the against the Aggies Saturday when control of the Utah High School culty with the men from the north. the Miners won by a 19 to 0 score, Athletic association at their an- The Provonian Squad decisively deRepublican ticket were the speaker. Iirs not worried the infants in any nual for the feated the Paysonian aggregation meeting Saturday "There has been over a sis mildegree. They are certain that the state basketball tournament are on the latter's field and the next score will not be rolled up any lion dollar reduction on the value week invaded Lehi and Payson of Utah county property during the higher than in any of the previous March 7. 8. 9. and 10. On the first brought the long end of the score two days there will be played 16 with them back home. games played thus far. past year," said Mr. Ijawkln dealThe Young men are heavier than of the 26 games, of which the tour-- ! ing with the reduction of taxes. Thus far Lehi has not won- - a are their Colorado opponents. The He spoke of farm products, and w!ll contain, with six on the game in the league hile Provo has ney heaviest man on the Colorado line the lower taxation on wool and won two and lost only one. Ifthe Uhird-dam and Jour the final day. dope holds good, Provo should walk is Crawford at trtt Tackle; weighing sugar. A comparison was made cf 1S3 T.ie next heaviest The intermountain tournament will away with tiie' victory in Friday's the labor wage of the old countries pounds. Miner is the wonder player of tie be played and the American laborer. the week follow-- . game. There 1 one thing certain, during iimd. Captain Mctilone. Mr. Wright centered his talk on !ng the state meet, with March 15, however, and that is that "Josh" fullback, who tips the scale. the Lehl and Wet his budget system. have squad by Whether no msun? be.-- Idle since at ITS pounds. The lightest man tC and 17 a- the dates. Mrs. Hugh Peterson rendered they were n the Colorado tani i? Evans at !i?rp wi'.l be four or six teams In defeated two vocal selections; a duet was by Payson. Undoubtedly tinM tackle with '145 pound to his th! tournament will depend upon he hns b4Cn drilling his men furnished by Mrs. Emma Chatwin credit. Miss Melba and Mrs. Peterson; the net inn of the basketball execu harder than ever before and has Bachman rendered a piano solo. rive corrupt tee. which will invetl-ca- t left no stone unturned in his effort I'arirjdge ard Glrdhi'l are t ;i'.n. heavies on the loc each con.'kioni thoroughly before to do'cat the Provo squad. H.' w.'ij;!;i:ig .iri'.uiil f l.if' pound. announcing' a decision. This com S the other hand, the Provo l!:nc!i at rii'it t:t"v!e nct :rn h:i nlnn workup ViapI "In. a RALPH WINS PRIZE !'v will nrohiibly uot ba picke-.! : r., t:: g iTS 'nu,il.i. in r; e lightest U!'. fl lat if) Pewmber. Marjorla 6mlta, Toronto's ea If f:.me and has Improved man in t'i sipad I All 'tat? basketball RaHs nv. .' jc Several Vorpan at workouts, trant In ths recent Atlantic (3ty with !'!2 p.nind:!. and b played not later thin March Ralph C. Elliott, age 15, won the hi' been with the larger' beauty paxeant win wed a m .f.''t KulWr ;t quarter with l.Y. pounds. i'i order thnt teams DU" v saw to nave first prize in' the Sutton Market rrom- the Youhbi coming to the K'f?rnng" WOPWH fit The o'liciaN n tod iy"s game t'W'n'eiit w'.'l be in good p!,iy;ng university. Wh'He the scores in tha f?" squash feed contest Ralph bettprt- Warner of S.ilt lieved there were 587 seeds In the City, "'inrtition. It Is l!U"lv that t''R p riniagfs picked have been very V.A i.lwa.nUw ret. ree; Halfback of Colorado, t ni"iim'nt will aKHla take florid . irilv t fovor rt WITT squash. A count disclosed the pres V . . VI place 'J v A. tA UIf ii in ence of 589 seeds. Ralph gets a box ire; Reddish of I'rovo, head nt Ci'- Deerct gymnasium. team, the Provonian squad has TJ-Tnu- rr line jjinn. of Jonathan apples. The followi'ie representative (learned a number of things which We" specialise in whole solelng the teams lined up this afternoon fr n: 1'tih county will if tan; Ralph Is the son of Roy Elliott be on t'"? win RtnnH it in vnnA .tc R 8hoes- men We those c,n with the following men: Emiline Snow won second prise, hon-- d of control: J. H. Walker, the score ';e squad is after in tie to so tcP ole. that guessing 680. COLORADO MINERS. sh,oe" Al' lne d'Vsir.n. P'earant Grove; rractic fames with the freahle out- as ood nd feel better ey look Player-Post Wt. 'Mnlvin Wil on. Nbo. Payson. fit. it's the practice, and they sursly Three, were tied at 600, Roy :tnan a new shoe. Where it is nec- - Sorenson.' - Frank C. Rogers 152 .ie chmtnsklr and division The Alpine - , - 1 i,f includes hUv ., UVl"b- - IMft. ,4 ou Bnure new welw-- Mack Kellerstrasa. " Crawford 183 !l.chl, American Fork, Heber, ...It Durlng the last few scrimmages ,"y LaJlM- - nave your old high topi Tavlor 173 The remainder of the winners, In lg and Pleasant Grove high with the heavier team the Provo1 oxroras. we can order named, are Reed Knudsen Price 161 c high squad has learned a great deal 8nces maae rbool. 173 rf Parkinson more than it possibly could learn in make them ,00k exactly like a low Leland Snow, Jean Andersen, WalIn the Nebs division Rvats 145 ter Roberts, Paul Boshard, Mrs. Roy rt Provo, Spanish Fork, half a doten games with the high cul ?or!rgvll. ECONOMY SHOE SHOP Llnderholm 152 Eureka, and Payson high schools. re teams In the league. All of Boren, and Max Andrews. y H! Total Oppnt's Point Total. )....! ........21 Montana State preparation for the game with Lehl Friday afternoon on the Timpanogos field. Coach Edwards of the Provo high and his squad of football men have been working bard during the past week- - The practices will be continued during the week until Wednesday night On Thursday a short signal pracwhich the tice will be held after boys will be ready to down the BASKETBALL Y..U. Won. .. ' STANDING. j .2" per cent Initial 115 : PLA'iS FRIDAY PLAN . Colorado Mines Denver "U" Colorado Aggie Colorado College Utah Aggies Colorado "U" In HIGH SCHOOLS .- . University of Utah Pill ANTI-BOOZ- Conoco Gasoline ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE - AND , m V7 JYlJh $1,59 A ONE LOT SATEEN SKIRTS Values to $2.25 $Q QK pair J9c ONE LOT LIGHT AND DARK $1.49 Each : , Mottled Grey, $10.75 value, for b. 95c 19c Prices the Lowest in Years Values the Greatest. Plain Grey, all wool, full size, $9.75 value, fcnf b. pair LOT FLANNELETTE GOWNS Worth $1.50, for 1 THE "SPECIAL" WOOL BATTS for this sale; manufactured by Knight Woolen Mills. Specially priced Full size batt, $1.95 value. 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