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Show THE HERALD. THURSDAY. AUGUST 9, 1923. I- HI - wra oir (Continued on Fags Two.) (CqiUnuea trom Page One.) '.M pays ator Bail. Republican, erf Delaware, came out ot tbe White House to welcome him. The senator appar ently carried to the former presi dent a message trom Mrs. Harding. Owing to his illness, Mr. Wilson made no effort to enter the White House but sat waiting In "bis car for the funeral procession to start TfeeHer&M Wart Ads sons along the route when they no ticed bins, unbared their heads and Directly behind the caisson came held their hats over their hearts. Mrs. Harding in her conveyance, There was not a word spoken on I "J heavily veiled and behind the veil the trip. The former president j:. ' repeating what has been her con- only twice acknowledged ihe each time stant prayer lor rive terrible day crowdsa along the route,bow of his FORMER PROVO BOY KILLED nervous little with down. will not break, that she, head. .' Mrs. Harding did not emerge While heavy lines were under his Reports were received today by from the White House until 85 mln- - cvf.s and furrowed his pale face, he the Diion Real Estate company of ates after the cortege started, held his head rigidly erect. There the accidental death on July 13 of slight droop at the corner of Vernal ,Moon, young son ot Bishop, wine ta the length of the military his mouth, which he held firmly and Mrs. Heber Moon, formerly of iscort which preceded the caisson set. Trovo but now of Duchesne. She remained standing in the door Outside the Wihte House grounds The bov was dragged to death by ' car j if the White House until her car passed through Ion ; a horse when, his foot caught in j the Wilson was ready to move, emerging oa lines of troops who were drawn up stirrup and the horse kicked the arm of Secretary George U.'t for the funeral procession. As he jthe. 'him-ofthe saddle. He was dead Christian, Jr. officers saluted and men ihen his foot became released (A passed fl Wearing a heavy veil, Mrs. Haid- - snapped quickly to attention. Mr. .from the stirrup, the horse having tag walked steadily and calmly Wilson responded with a touch to kicked him to death. down the steps and entered her his hat. rfJ; ear. It moved away at 10:43 a. m. The machine swung Into the ODD FELLOWS OUTING. .The cavalcade of sorrow deposit- - white House erounds at' 9:35 ' i ed Its honored dead at the nation's o'clock, coming to a stop on the The Odd Fellows of Utah and capitol at 11:20 a. m. The slow, gravel' roadway in front of the Juab counties will hold theh anmournful journey down historic north portion. A squad of camera- nual outing at Castilla, Sunday, amidst men Immediately rushed forward avenue, Pennsylvania 12. August crowded sidewalks of sorrowing with requests for him to pose. The citizens, took 63 minutes. The mor- former president bowed towards 300,000 HOMELESS. tal remains of the president were the crowd while the cameras then carried up the broad east en- clicked. RANGOON, India, Aug. 8 Floods trance into the rotunda for the When Wilson's presence out in in the Bassein district have inun- ttneral service. the roadway became known, 'Sen- - dated hundreds of square miles of territory, driving 300,000 persons from their homes, according to advices from that region today. der way. id: PER CENT loans under reserve system on city or farm property. Reserve Deposit. Company, Cllfl Building, Salt Lake City. Utah. I A-l- tt lower ments, strictly modern. ! i RENT FOR Two apart- Phone A-- t 151-- New FOR RENT modern, furnished. West r 108 iiLRALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. in these columns ar in advance ten cents line (about six werds) Jiayable first day; five cents a line for each subsequent ir sertion of the same ad. Thirty cents the line for-siissues daily and Sunday. Special rate by the month. Telephone 95, or call at The Herald office. w Real Estate, Rooms, Board. All adTertisementa printed x brick home on FOR SALE 3x12 lot, wits 3x12 adjoining lot. ' 55E.6thN. e For Sale or Trade. house, S. 2nd FOR SALE A-Bandley, 8 A-1- 0 LOST An auto crank and a tin wrench.- - Call 783-J-i. RUGS CLEANED With New milk cow. Chris colon carpet washer, Phone N. E. 5th guaranteed. .Phone 439 A-1- 5 234-- f BUILDING Ah O LOAN makes easy Installments loans. FOR SALE Good household furniture and pool table. Phone 52a J. N'p waiting for your turn. See Provo Consolidated Real Estate Co j HEMSTITCHING and PICOTINO. 230 W. Center. Work done right farm property, at T per cent; no and table to match, high chair, Mrs. a. r. Krecnie. Conturn. Provo See new. waiting your baby buggy; all practically H. M. AYER8 WELOING CO.-- Or solidated Real Estate Co. Phone Bargain. 154 N. 5th W. Double 8. acetylene weioong ana cutting sac- We weld anything made ot metal FOR SALE Player piano at WE LOAN our own money on new . A-- Work guaranteed. First clas sen; rifice. Phone 398-homes and farm property, Rate lc. 41 N. 4th W. Phone 6S8-tt 7 per cent No commissions. No SPECIAL PRICES on slightly used delays. Intermountaln Life InsurVlctrolas, Cheneys, Columbia, FOR WIRING and electrical nmb or 4514. work, phone 155-- J ance Co., Boston Bldg., Salt Lake Edlsons and Brunswjcks. Taylor Leavltt ft Quyman. Bros. Music Dept. j.JHf City, Utah. , MONEY TO LOAN 00 both city and ' i --M- EV-- Consider These Prices- -- j - A Hotpoint Hughes Electric Range ill '1 1 i will make cooking pleasant, and the preparation of the meals for the family and gQests will be no longer an arduous task. tress, heater store, buffet, chairs 2 and apart' FOR 8 A L E Practically new com' DO YOU- want to build an auto trailer? See Lorlng Harris, Id ments, furnished, with gas. 763 blnatlon gas and coal range. 756 3. UniV. Are. Phone 694. A 12 E. 7th N. W. 3rd 3. . FOR RENT - 4 Now Going on ........... ........... ........... ........... $2.50 at $3.00 at at $4.00 at Sty? $3-5- The reason grouches are not popular is the Bupply exceeds the demand. . . . . - 2 $6.45 tf .$7.65 A-- tf A-1- AT- - Taylor Bros. Company Women will never be men's equals until men object to being kissed. A-1- 3 A-1- 2 ....$9.45 GET IT All men are born helpless, but some help less than others. 781-R- ....$2.35 ....$2.85 ....$3.15 ...$3.65 ....$4.85 ....S5.85 .... A camper tells us the way of the trespasser Is pretty hard. A-1- .'....91.95 $4.50 and $5.00 at $6.00 and $6.50 at . . $7.50 at $8.50 sit ,. $10.00 at ... $11.00'and $12.50 at SALE brick house, FOR SALE Several highly bred L08T Between R. P. D. No. I, Box 20, and 7th N. on 4th g, large lot, room for two buildings. registered Jersey bulls, various 187 N. 4th W. ages. Call State Mental Hospital. lady's brown leather purse co 2 tainlng about f 150 In currency u( FOR RENT. New four room modern apt. unfurnished. 245 W. 4th FOR SALE 5 room modern house checks. Reward. Phone So.with garage. 231 S. 4th East LOST Little brown blrddog wltk PAPERHANGING and kalsomlnlng, monthi long ears and about 5 Interior and exterior painting. FOR SALE Slightly used gas old. .Reward. Return to Smith House painting a specialty. Estirange, only 835.00. Term a Utah Garage. AU mates cheerfully given. Smith, 111 Power Light Co. W. 4th N. Phone 268-NGO to the People's Store for good FOR 8ALE Pit buU terrier pup; quality and low prices. 113 K WANTED To buy a amall home 193 Airedale. also Ave. University In good condition, good location. W. 1st N. Jy-l-0 Phone 134-, T LOST Block Y gold pin with W. a Return to HeraM Inserted. Farms and Gardens. FOR RENT A neatly furnished office. modern apartment, suit- FOR SALE Gladioli, dahlias, flowable for young couple. Phone 453-glassM 156 N. 5th E., LOST Pair ers. Phone 347-J- . A-373 E.. 4th N. In flexible leather case, on (tat l Don Conover. highway between Orem and lost most of the time. FOR SALE Gladiolas, 50c dozen. at scene of Sunday auto accWm. Knudsen, 430 S. 3rd W. ident Finder call at 195 N. 3rd W. Some people find- their most Phone 873-J- . 5 14 Phone 470. Reward. pleasant reflections in a mirror. FOR SALE farm, 3 miles north of Provo, on canyon road, Several of our latest books were not late enough. with good water right; about half in orchard; a team, two sets of It takes a train only one second harnesses and a wagon. Inquire of to win the decision over an auto. John G. Jones, R. FY D. No. 2, or phone 635-J- . The best place to make monev t FOR SALE-Blcvand gas range, always' some other place. also household furniture cheap. A-Fine thing about wearing an old 330 North 7th East. straw hat Is you know the thins: FOR SALE Apples, Red Astra- will not be stolen. chans, 60c to $1.00 bu. Thomas, 672 N. 5th W. Phone 310-Who remembers the srood old FOR SALE Hay. Phone 572-Ndays of last winter when It was cold enough to Just keep on danc-lng- ? :OR Sale Price. Regular Price. Summer visitors are always welcome when you have a Hotpoint Hughes Electric range then it is no trouble to prepare a delicious meal for them. Your electric range wjll cook the dinner while you visit with your guests no need to watch it, for you know that it will not get too hot or too cold. There is no fuel, or ashes to bother with when you cook electrically, and the heat is instantly ready at the turn of a switch. mat- tf Manhattan Shirt Sale When Someone "Drops In" is m Bed, springs and FOR SALE 8 i 1. A-- shell-rimme- d 9 MEN'S DEPARTMENT S-- Lb-do- Women powder their noses in One sad thing about summer is The last rose of summer and the public so why can't men shave on last nose of the rummer are hot it is too hot to keep your hands in the cars as they ride to work? with us yet. your pockets. a Autos are not as thick during the If everything got lost as easily Only a short time before fall; rush hours as some of the drivers. not, however, a fall In prices". as a pipe everything would stay A-1- ll-ac- Uppe Falls Resort A-1- 5 Come in and ask about our special easy terms for August ..i Balance in Easy Monthly Payments. w Ill $6.25 Down Fill IIRVICIM II i Big-Si- x Coupe $2550 1924 Model cle 8 Jy-29--tf U tah Power & Light GRANDVIEW OWENS REAL ESTATE CO. 214 W. Center St Phone 86. Provo, Utah. Company MOBILE, VICO, SUPERIOR HAVOUNE GASOLINE OILS SER VICE Is It? Why! It's the Extra atten tion you get without Ext ra charge 1' s $.P;, jir Tourinr Roxhter -(3-f- r I7-Possenge- Sedan $2750 1924 Model ' I SPECIAL-SI- or. IN8URE P. Coup. ICE t - Fifth West and Center. Phone 74. El Yes, it is hot these days ! It could be worse. Our ice keeps your food cool and refreshing. Your drinks are made sparkling cold. In other word3, our ice makes your home an oasi3 in this hot weather. Our ice ranks high. The price is right. Economize by using ice. Naylor Auto Co. Provo YE K I aMMMii n A,f DO ITI 50 2750 3 DC Anything 1S35 l Jtj!!J AR I I Ice & Cold Storage Company ,Y fa -- .,: .'.. '' A-1- E' f MEN and women, 18 to 60 and over, desiring to prepare for government examination,; call and Interview Mr. Henry L. Call, at Rob erts Hotel, Provo, Utah. Saturday. Aug. ii. Many vacancies to be filled. Big advance in salaries; postoffice clerks $1400 to 11800: railway mall clerks $1600 to $2300; department and field clerks $1140 to $2500; revenue and customs officers $1500 to $3500, etc., etcTLlfe positions; pension on retirement. Annual vacation and sick leave, with pay. Only common school education required; positions guaranteed. Minors under. 21 must be accompanied by parent Hours 1 p. m. to 9 p. m. One day only. 9 8 WANTED Good. ' rellahlA trM for - t A uusmesH worn. Zbo rj. 3rd 8. o-- 1 1 A PLone'539-W- . A-- 8 week. Phone or Write. TROUT DINNERS and SPRING FRY DINNERS OUR SPECIALTIES DONNAN'S PLACE Before you throw your old shoes away, see me. e, They don't need muster-olplaster or pillsonly workmanship to cure all their ills. good ECONOMY SHOE SHOP 403 W. Center St., Provo. Shoes Also Made to EARN20 weekly, spare yme, at home, addressW, mailing, music circulars..1658 Broadway, York. Order. Send 10c for music, American Music Co., GLADIOLAS New Dept. A.-i- HELP WANTED .(MALE) Two live wire salesmen to sell Suits' $50 to $75 a week can be made the year around. Big fall line, $27.50 and up, now ready. Get into business for yourself. Guaranteed Wholesale Tailors, 78 West 4th So., Salt Lake City. SWEET PEAS DAHLIAS Tallor-ed-to-Ord- er " A-- 8 i ii' ;.' Four or five men, those with sales experience preferred ; chance to earn good money. Phone 115-5 Springvllle. SELL MADISON 'BETTER-MADshirts direct from our factory to wearer. No capital or experience required. Easily sold. Big profits. Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 603 Broadway, New York. 7 ever to LET OWENS $1750 IT S FREE HERE asoiine BUY BIO-SI- 11350 Touring 13J5 Speedrter Coupe If you want snl cum Tents with screen win kitchenette, $5 to $7 per 4 W-t- We still have plenty ot cent money. SELL 136' W. I r t t b. factory " 3050 Sedan Stdn Terms to Meet Your Convenience ...155Q $6500. pro-ducti- w. B..40 ff.l $995 Touring, 975 tUmOttr Seom P SUPERIOR MOTOR CO. i t I LIGHT SIX acres first class land In city limits; good water right; brick house. Will take home In town on this. Only T...1 nuugoiuw Board, $3 per day, ?15 per week. MEN WANTED 10 motoring convenience, comfort and utility has been provided even to the extra disc wheel with tire, tube and tire cover (two on bumpers, Sedan); handsome nickel-plate- d front and rear; large, roomy trunk; autofeaother matic gasoline signal, and many tures. There is nothing more to buy. The prices of the Sedan and Coupe are moderate because of Studebaker's large vast physical mad financial rrsources, tbe manufacture cf all vital parts in Studebaker plants, and the accumulation of experience and prestige gained through 71 years of building quality vehicles. PRICES, o. AND 1 111 wish Everything for which one The enthusiasm with which the new 1924 model Studebakcr can have been received locally is an indication of the reception they have enjoyed throughout the country. , No wonder. They are emphatically the most compelling values Studebaker ever offered and the public knows that Studebaker baa been a coo si stent leader, year after year, in the amount of intrinsic value per dollar invested. Sedan and the Coupe are the The Big-Sfinest cars that have ever borne the name Studebaker. They provide all the performance, all the comfort, and all the dependability that any car will give at a price that smaller producers cannot approach. Well What 1:1 !1.J r uruinneu T71- -. Mr-25-- tf Employment. 1924 MODELS lis P. of Q. CAN YOU BEAT THI8? 1924 Models Are the Finest Big Sixes Studcbaltcr Ever Built in can Si RABBITRY Weeter, proprietor, breeder heavy weight Flemish Giants and golden certificate Ner Zealand Reds. R, F. D. No. 2, Box 210-- "Efficient Piiblic Service." i r Provo Canyon J. , , CONOCO ' Note, Women A-1- 4 j 1 restorst-wor442-- WESTERN ' ft I Miscellaneous Wants. and other beautiful flowers for sale at reasonable prices. A. H. JONES 662 West Fifth South'. |