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Show r THE HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1923. " Evan Burrows Fontaine and Son at Play ' llffw- o - ' f i I I h if f it v X x I Proro Utah. 100 feet, thence east 40 feet to J. D, BOTDt .1 July Z3. 1923; the place of beginning, together Sheriff of UUh County, Utah. with the" building situate thereon. By D. R. Ellertson, Deputy Sheriff. last publicatioB August 27. 193.) Purchase price payable in law- HATCH PORTER. ful money of the United Sattes. (or Plaintiff. Attorneys SHERIFF'S SALE." j Dated this 27th day of July. First publication July 27; Ut In the Fourth Judicial District publication Aug. 17, 182J.) , Court iu and for I'tab. County,' Ptat of I'tah. Pay sou Exchange' Saving Rank, a corporation, plain- Charles A. Tietjen, Hentiff. THINK OF YOUR TIRE rietta A. Tietjett, his wife; Jesse COSTS? t. Tiet jen and Ina J. E. Tietjen, hi wife, defendants. We are still offering To be so! J at sheriffs sale on. vou the sturdy Oldfield the 20th day of August, A. D. 192:1, Cord Tires at a ver- - low at tlie front door of the court lioitse in Provo City, Ctah. at th tost. Their quality is v hour of H o"elock a ni. all the beyond question. right, title, claim and interest of Let Oldfield solve 'above-nametiie defendants, of, in tire trouble at the your aiui to the following described real lowest cost per mile.' estate in Utah county, Utah, i First publlcaUoa . '8 2 to ne. 4 t: "- -i i.r fv:; x X: ? i - ConiUiencing at a point 2 feet' west of the southwest corner of the store building of the grantee situate In tbe southeast corner of building lots, whlch point of be--; ginning is 46 feet, more or less, west from the southeast corner of said lot 2), thence north 100 feet,! thence west 40 feet, thence south; ice My Envied Hair S1.30 Is one thing I owe to France By Edna Wallace Hopper $230 hair is my greatest glory, it a formula. My hair since then has than 40 years grown finer every year. Mother used it, and she died at 57 with am old in years, tut I look like hair like mine today. Many of my till 19. My hair is thick and friends have used it. All ot them TIRE MERCHANTS 223 West Center Street. Phone 260. EAGLE ff My 1 " 1 more luxuriant ICE a rn m trout- It has nerer begun to say that nothing else has brought - gray, railing aair ana dan-ir- e comparable results. unknown to me. I call this formula my Hair nan Ijuiiows 1 ontaine, who recently lost a .breach of promise suit for $100,000 against Cornelius Van-- " reason ties in a lonnuia Youth. I apply it with an (ivil " vv.iU,y. U having a vacation with her boy, "Sonny." on the beaih at Atlantic City. of ics I found in France. Many daily just enough to friends on the stage hare used dampen the scalp. This method and they gained . results like does not muss the hair. It requires his closest advisers have permitted the Treasury: resignation expected tnrnnsti it to become known there will be a and probably will beaccepted. Mr. They all have wondrous but a minute a day. number of changes. The result is my heavy, silky, CHANG E Vellon is reported ''disillusioned" 'ow I have arranged so every lustrous hair which Republican party leaders have many young his experience in public offfce "canvassed" the situation thorough- by A man, every man,me.may share girls envy. I believe that any and greatly desires to retire to priThis benefits with ly and their opinions are almost woman who employs it will always unanimous that at least four mem- - vate life. His warm friendship for IN France gave me Is at thank me for it. store today. bers will resign within the next the late presiaent. Haramg aioue kept him in the cabinet this long. four weeks. ENTEll Hair Declines. Why Edna Wallace Hopper's Hair Party leaders would lime to have a on By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON. based The cabinet situation hose experts told me this: The Youth is supplied by all diuggis-,'International News Service Staff concensus of opinion among party hime remain. One must 'and toilet counters. Price, 50c anl Ip is like a garden John y'ingate Weeks, Secretary T T" leaders is as follows: Correspondent. Also my milate, fertilize and clean it. $1. with of War: will remain. Friends of of Charles E. Hughes, Secretary WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 SpecuPai oil called sebum hardens White Youth Clay. Also my You'.n him to di- want President Coolidge will remain at re. Dandruff forms. rect These; Cream, based on lemon and straV lation on possible changes in the State; probably executive's the probable cam- convenes Also my Facial Youth my cabinet of President Calvin Cool-idg- least until after congress ::gs clog the hair roots, stop tho berry. i for paign forflooded the capitol today to complete treaties which he wth. And they stifle the glands famous liquid cleanser. My Beauty Harry M. Daugherty, Attorney his It recess. the mulated during with rumors flying that at least ich supply pigment to the hair. Book comes with each. launch a president- - j General: will resign almost immedi hair stops growing, loses I hope you will let my Jlair four members will retire to private friends formally Hiss illness precludes cont Order. :hus falls ial boom behind him me resignation ately. out or turns gray. The Youth show you the way to more life within the next month. ier, in office. His post pro- tinuation The party While President Coolidge has would come at once. y to fight those troubles or Cor-- t beautiful hair. will go to prominent New bably to Mr. Coolidge leaders are urging them is to treat the scalp. Edna Wallace Hopper, Business given no inkling of his attitude York or Massachusetts lawyer. ' The Way I Found. Waukesha, Wise Adver- - yond his official statements asking retain him. M. Harry M. New, Postmaster Gene Mellon. Secretary of Andrew hose French scientists gave me tisement. 'all members to remain, some of ral; probably will remain. Friends LONGEb of Mr. Coolidge desire him in cabinet for his political sagacity. He is reported as having indicated his i .$1.50 M I BRIMHALL BROTHERS j $2.25 $2.30 11.25 $2.50 :4-AJJ- i IN it for-whi- 1 U. S. CABINET ? Provo ID Noj Furnaces Installed in Provo MOMer, are i childraj all rdef Make Every Owner a Booster ERIENq a Other Than Any Si..' Weight in furnaces, indicates strength and durability. And when that weight distributed It further I'O': -- : creases strength , and durability. . For these reasons Mr Strong gave the most :vvv: 5 oyer a period of several years. Strokel Iron was adopted as standard for Homer to providing good weight, balance and design to Homer parts. The grates and radiators are the heaviest used in pipe-lefurnace construction Patented Pipeless Furnaces only after rigid tests proved it to be superior to all other irons which had Original fire-pot- s, ss TOTOMER atimai K ?S 9. m iiJU .P1PELESS DlTPNTED been found. FURMACE For the next 10 Days we will give you Five Tons of Coal FREE. we CHERRY. HILL . .40c e 50c .CHEESE u H1U . ' 91 SARATOGA CHIP8 SATURDAY MORNING SALES Pork Roasts, any cut, lb Pot Roasts, lb.... . . . : I XJU11, o O 11 IDS', 4 20 ..... ...10$ .i Shredded . Apples, bu, . ........ ..... CEREALS ..5c ..5c . . 75c to $1.25 are able to do this through arrangements have made with the Homer Factory. er ALPINE CLIMBERS CHAMOMX, HINDMARSH We have just recteved another' barrel of that good cocoa., (let. some now at 2 lbs. for 25c THE CASH AND CARRY VINEGAR MARKET '461 West Center St. White and Brown' in. bottles, .20c I Iiil It Vinegar,, gallon . . . ; . .40c Dill, lor pickling, bunch. ... . .5c ; . j': p. f 10 V; Four persons, two of them Alpine guides, who were ascending the Giant's Needle, were seen falling into space by other guides e. Storage Rates on Coal-Ple- nty 1 ''"'- '' .' .a of Building Material 160 West 5th North Phone 232 NOTICE. Syndicate Mining and Milling Com pany. Principal Place of Busl nesa, Provo, Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the board of directors of the Syndicate Mining and Mill-- ' ing company, held On the 17th day' of July, 1923, an assessment (No. 17) of $1.50 per thousand was' levied upon the outstanding capi tal stock of the corporation, paya-ble immediately to P. E, Houtz, Utah. Provo. Any secretary, stock-owhich this assessment may remEin unpaid on Tuesday, August 2S, 192, will be delinquent and advertised "for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before will be sold at the office of the company, room 10,( Elks' block, Provo, Utah, at 5 p. m.. Saturday, Sept., 22. 192:!, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with cost of advertising r and'expense of sale. HOUTZ, Secretary, ... UTAH TIMBER & COAL COMPANlt Mrs. Stephen Bee and family are spending the remainder of the summer at their home in Vivian Park, Provo canyon. E.- - a h'W n .1 " f. i ,' Carnation W'heat, pkg. .: . ., .35c Crrmade, bag. . . . . . . . . .40c Graham, bag ........ . . .35c FALL. France, Aug. P. '!..''':.''.' ...........38c pkg. : ' COCOA . Mother's Oats, pkg ......35c Carnation Oats, premium pkg 35c Sunripe Oats, pkg.,.. ..30o Sunripe Oats, bag ..........65c Quaker Oats, pkg...... .....30c National Oats, pkg. . . . .... . ,15c .35c Sunripe Wheat, pkg Carnation Wheat, premium ,35c . . Ma iiv. pkgs.. ............... PICKLES . 2 Kellogg's Bran, large 25c Kellogg's Bran, small....... 15c Posts Bran ;,15c Puffed Wheat, pkg. .15c Puffed Rice,' pkg. .....17e Armour's Corn Flakes, 10c, 15c ........... , ...10c ' Bob White Soap, 25 bars 99 Post Toasties, large pkg....17c M. J. B. Coffee, 5 lbs Corn imau ii6 $2.00 Kellog8'8 30c, Loose Cocoanut, lb. Kellogg's Corn Flakes, large 17e . .35 .............. for., .. Wheat, rosi roasties. small 20c and 40c Shilling's Tea We have Vegetable and 25c' Fruit of all kind Tea, in season, and lb.... Folger's the 35c Tree Tea, lb. price are within reach of all. "', Lipton's Black .....25c and 45c 4o Watermelons, lb. Shilling's Coffee, 45c and $2.20 Cantaloupes, each . . 10c Hills' Coffee, Blue can, 35c, $1.75 Tomatoes, 3 lbs.-- , . .... .. . . . .25c Hills' Coffee, Red can, 45c, $1.10 Peaches, "2 dozen ..... ... , . ,25o 75c Apricots, case $2.20. Pears, bushel . . ... . . . . . , .$1.25 $2.20 Folger's Coffee, 45c, $1.10, English Currents, case. ... .$1.50 M. J. B. Coffee, 45c, $1.30, $2.20 Native Currants, case.. $1.50 II). ..20c , FOR BREAKFAST TEA AND COFFEE 2 ........ arge package Small package Cream Cheese, lb. . . Chili, Cream , and Pimento 25c Cheese, 2 for ... . Loose .Sweet, Loose. Sour, Di!l,:2 for DAIRY ; ASSESSMENT Ou Offer We IT MAKES THE CHILDREN GROW. ; careful attention cast Homer cast cially strong, even grained grey iron resulting from a special formula developed from, a series of long experiments in- USE IT FREELY j parts are made of the famous Strokel Iron, which is an espeAll Weight, is properly bTROKEL "The Famous Iron" ,f Designed for the Improvement of Health and the Extension of Life. BUTTER AND EGGS willingness to stay. Erwin Denby, Secretary of the Navy; resignation expected and will he accepted. The navy post, looked upon as a ''social assign ment" probably will go to personal friend ot the new president. Hubert Work, Secretary of Inuncertain with terior; future some of Mr. Coolidge'a advisers demanding a practical western business man for his post. Learned that Secretary Work, who is a physician originally, desired post as chief public health service. May be transfered. Henry C. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture; future uncertain. A majority of Mr. Coolidge's advisers desire a practical "dirt farmer" in this secretaryship. Wallace's record in office so favorable, party DtedllifeeapcptYorrjnent"ispostS3 leaders may demand his retention. Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce; resignation expected land will be accepted, probably with- in month or two. The presidential boom launched bv Hoover's frieuds precludes his remaining in cabinet. The Hoover boom started months ago for 1!'2S has been diverted to 1924, party leaders say." f James; G.' Davis, Secretary of His .record (Labor; will 'remain, looked upon with favor by President Coolidge and the secretary .deemed big asset by the president's tl ! Company . Mnrp. A PRODUCT OF NATURE. Ice & Ranch Butter, lb. ......... .. Wasatch Butter, lb.. Banquet Butter, lb. ........ Timpahogos Butter, lb. Fresh' Eggs, dozen . . , "J MI LI! Cold Storage e RED BAND JTAGLFPNClLCO.NEyY0RK.V.SA. ice. .... .... r. 2&2&th Yes, it is hot these days ! It could be worse. 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