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Show THE HERALD. FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1923'. ioing Bopppjgie iw jJS J? :.ast two mODtht ije W P.,hur the it0 iu attendance. returned home Tuesday from Storrs. Mrs. V. 1.. W'uitiemure. daughters I'laU where they have been spendEleanor and Margaret and sun Wen I The Secoud ward social hall was ing the past two weeks with Mrs. J. dell and Miss Elizabeth ISteslev. i uousfs are also ,tiie sieue of a delightful social af- E. Bent o.nai a party ot friends and spent joined uuuuui .cuviues in fcpnngville been new construction at nveut while fair Wednesday evening when Mr. . Miss LaRine Howard and Uiii Wednesday iu American Fork more nths- - Man' WW ia !"core or It11 contem- - 'and Mrs. Byron Denhalter entertaiu-'e- d A visit was made to the a number of friends in celebra Ethel Howard of Peerless. Utah are since the first of the year, M'la,10n tat contraction .ithm the homes have been tion of their .tenth wedding anniver- the guebts ot Miss Leah Henrichseu cave after which a picnic vhich have materially unproved the appearance of the city verv ar future. supper was served iu the canyon. . Among the business concerns to sary which occurred on that day. for a week. nd raised the assessed Valuation. Later the party motored Jo Sara t0 their present floor space u 1 be entire ball was decorated in a The majority of the new homes are modern Mr. and Mra. J. W. Baker of Salt ,toga where bathing was enjoyed. color scheme of silver and pint "of the bungalow type, not a few of them beinr norai rh company, A X 0 r,f "-- . - . -. V. wnica is now buildine additional During the evening of dancing for Lake City, formerly ot Provo, an.1 1L.. V jllany oi mcoc uuuico uate cuai irom $a,uuu to $8,000 in COn- -j hothouses til cars tnr ita .uotl. ; which the Wilde's orchestra furnish- nounce the engagement of thtjir I Mrs. J. W. Baker ot Salt Lake is , Strucuom ed the music. Readings were given daughter Thelma to Jean A. Hoover spending the week in Provo with business. Several beautiful and homelike frame cottages and creasing The Springrille parage and Stor- - by Miss Alene Denhalter of Salt son ot Mrs. Jofan H. Hoover ot .her sister, Mrs. Zina Dunn. iaxu cuusixuciea. in several casesiae tompany has more thaa dou- - Lake and Mrs. Emma Jenkins of Provo. The marriage w ill take DUDgaiowB and these new nomes nave peen ouut to take care of the in- - ibled the ,re ot iu mechanical and Provo. Enoch Clark played the place the latter part ot the month Mrs. Lydia Holdaway creased population that is bound to come with the beginning j storage departments, the new ad-o- f banje and sang several comic songs. at the Baker residence in Salt Lake. daughter Miss Edna Holdaway re Refreshments were served to 150. actual work in producing pigiron at the plants of theidmn beIns C0BStruc'e4 with useful gifts of alumnium and Miss Maurine Dunn pf Salt Lake Many Steel corporation near Springville. jiowtiie. were presented to couple is a Provo visitor for a week the tinware wo new I service stations, the It is not alone homes and dwelling hnn oAo n.viVi guest of her mother, Mrs. Zina it "tin" wedding. their being Md Shady ! been constructed here since the first of the year. Many DusHN Dunn. service hare also fcnnsuw fcv Alan hA thai k.,U; son and Mrs. Keeler Essie " Jay or are u"'UI"a gone up during the past tew ciuargea additions erected at v, Loug. and a similar building iu First ard by Roy Loveridge. I . r ... 8.........1 uiut-- t!u' BRITISH REPLY. turned home Wednesday evening! from California where they have I i nvnoN Aue. 10. The B . been visiting relatives and friends 'cabinet council Thursday lgre he past aiontu in Los Angeles. Long (the terms of the reply to. Beach and Riverside French and 'Belgian governs j in the reparation negotiator ..,ikA.!tiitiv1v stated T t Mrs. William Ferre has as her dar The reply wiU be dlspaf i two amen guest for a few days her sister, shortly to the ments. Mrs. G. F. Summers of Salt Lake. t .' ' i cau-you- K s I I f J spline wir t . Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Be and Miss Florence Been spent Wednes' day in Salt Lake. l"JILL "f 1 the present time. These addihaving tions have been built to care for the steadily growing busi ness needs of the community. months. The Springville Planing mill under the direction of George One of the most expensive homes and Elias Stronog has also on Third South street, between Wright added to its former space. The built in Springrille dorms the past First and Second East streets. mill fts busy continually turning six months is that of Sephen Deal out Dr. R. John building material for the many Anderson is having and bis mother, Mrs. Theodore homes under construction. In erected the Fourth near ward, Deal, on the corner of Second East Melvin Crawford has begun a Crawford's store, two frame buildnew neighborhood grocery store In and Second North streets. It is a double bom with many new and ings which will be for rent Dr. the Fourth ward for which a new novel fc&iarea incorporated in the Anderson intends to erect three building has been erected. more similar houses as soon as the A new undertaking parlor Is design and construction. A modem bungalow of brown and first two are completed. being erected by Alma Y. Wheeler A , modern brick bungalow Is adjoining his residence. yellow brick has been buUt on Second West street, between First being completed now by Joseph E.j To care for his increasing busiwarmer, jr., on south Center ness Clarence Erdman has built a and Second South streets, by new electrical and repair shop. Sumslon, and a similar home street Elden Lowe has just moved into A new office building Is now has been constructed a tew blocks near the under construction at the north on the same street by Virgil a new frame building Jefferson school. Bird. A Sugar factory. Next to the Orem signal tower, new Blake Paltreyman has constructvault will be part of ed a new frame building and is Bert Van Norman is putting the the equipment of the new office. also remodeling the old Tom Perry finishing touches to a new frame The building will be ready for occuhome into a modern buildn.ig pancy shortly after September 1. Burt Rowland is remodeling his The office is being built of brick. bungalow. t Mrs. Hattle Johnson has built a home near the Denver & Rio Springville contractors are doing the work. frame building on Fourth East Grande depot. In the First ward Harvey HutchThe opera house has also understreet, on the Wells Craidall lot A modern frame building has inson has constructed a frame gone a thorough renovation both Inside and outside, making it one of been built around the Service gro- bungalow. Similar homes are now under the best show houses and dance cery store by Level Beardall, on the corner of Fourth South and erection In the Fourth' ward by halls in the county. J. L. Faddis and William Ridges, Fourth East streets. On Third South, between Third and In the Third ward by Frank and Fourth East streets, Andrew War wood. W. J. Tomllnson Is building a Pierce is Just completing a mod ern brick and plaster bungalow, 'plastered frame house in the . The girls' dormitory of the old Fourth ward. Hungerfold academy, which is now.' One of the best and most mod- The Sunday school officers and being leased by Mr. Wilson of Salt. era frame bungalows constructed Lake City, has been divided Into a in SDrineville for some time ia teachers and the members of the number of apartments which will that of J. W. Grant in the First theological department ot the Sixth ward and their partners formed be for rent All of the apartments ward. a party and motored to Geneva been has house are modern end will add greatly in A small frame the solution of the housing situa- built by Henry Clark, and a frame Thursday evening. A most enjoyable time was spent with bathing tion In this city. bungalow by Elnar TJader, both In and boating after which a delicious A cement block house has been the First ward. A frame building near the fish picnic supper was served. Games begun by C. W. Holmes, the ahoe- has been erected during and dancing were later enjoyed by residence maker, near his "By CONDO OUTBURSTSDF EVERETTtRUE. Say, GorvCi vcichooc, ove fYe "towVe got- Ht? in cx. Awrou ChiCkCn Coop ahjd jo TAkg Kyi Mamntee IHEll When you buy canned foods do you consider how important the label really isi A label like Del Monte stands for finest flavor perfection of fruit and economy of cost. But most important of all, it stands , as a definite guarantee that these foods are always the same dependable year in and year out, without change-m- ore than a hundred delicious vari' eties of canned fruits, vegetables and food specialties. La-Sal- le Spring-ville-Maplet- two-stor- y ' A " the storms of winte without repairs of aom kind now? Better look them ove and then come to us fo an vnur Buildina: Matt Shingler! rial Needs all of Lumber kinds, eu,, . at a good saving. j ' mm. r i s , Coal & Lumbc Company am v f Now is the time to fi" your coal bins for winter Storage rates uuv im... CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION Bcary Mi. Will your barns, gran aries or house withstani Phone 357. 6th South and 2nd Wes hatchery "present 1Q W fI jv"jS"l j?T SURPL US Are You Going on Your Vacation? SUVER VALUES IN GOVERNMENT ISSUE SHIRTS New O. D. Heavy Flannel Shirt, special ...... .... . -- $l-49 New O. D. Wool Shirts. .$1.98 New O. D. Flannel Shirts $2.98 Well mad.e Khaki and Cham-bra- y . 79 Shirts, each Boys' Heavy Khaki Shirts, each Gray, blue and khaki Shirts, well made, coat style, extra good material; very special $1.29 ...... ......... ........98 Extra heavy Khaki Shirt, the best obtainable, very special, . .$1.98 each i Trench Shoes, hobbed nailed or J'45' plain, pair Officers' High Cut Dress Shoe, 18-inc- pair h, ... $8.50 . U. S. Army Scout Shoe, special, pair - Army Field Boot, ...... Field Shoe pair U S. Army - We have 'W'W top, 16-in- ch $T."o $4.49 . just received a big Boys' shipment of Men's and Red Hip High Boots, ideal for to fishing and irrigating; equalsale on special anv $7.00 quality; SWEATERS wool 0. D. Slipover, the finest . . . and neat design ... Knitted Slipover new We have just received a onr of TaiDaulins and $g 9C : Wagon from r ii. ll - ......... CT7PS. up $4-98 U. S. ARMY BREECHES Khaki 3 ' ........... tees, pair $3.95 Wrap Puttees, lock stitched, 95tf pair Canvas Leggings, cuff style, pair ......950" Breches, double Boys' seat, nair Men's government issue Khaki Breeches, double seat.$.4lf renovated. 0. D. Wool Breeches, ' A pajr r ..........v...... v,A pair .,. Rrpeches. . . . . . 10i pr Heavy Cotton Socks, pr.. . .19 Medium weight Army Wool .49 Socks, pair . . Extra heavy weight All Wool Boot Socks, pair . ... . ...65 ......... MISCELLANEOUS - CAMPING SUPPLIES Army Cups'.. ........ ..-':- ..$4.9, Saddle Bags, pair Holsters, $1.9E U, S. Revolver of camping supplies. Gold Medal Cots, extra heavy, well made; Special. . .$4.95 Camp Chairs, extra heavy and . . . ..$1.19 durable Camp Chairs, with solid heavy back, very special. $1.49 Camp Stoves, complete with wind shields .: GLOVES ' Heavy w.cighl Canvas Gloves, .......... ...... PUTTEES MEN'S HOSE Well made Cotton Socks, Just received a big shipment . for $4.ya Raincoats, $6.98 Dress Men's double back. Army Regulation, each $5.to Raincoats, Regulation single back Rain; $4.7o coats, each . Solid Leather Cordo Calf PuU If so you cannot do better than Make This Store Your Headquar-t- e rs for you r Hiking or camping Outfit . .......... -- 14 Army Hatchets, ea $1.13 Mess Kits, reclaimed, each 49 Mess Kits, new, each...,;.79,l U. S: Q. M. C. Web Belts, each .... .... 35 .$2.9& Pup Tents, each . . Campaign. Hats, each. . .$1.4 Overseas Caps, each. .35 Officer's Riding Quirt Dam Canvas, extra special per yard ... 49. . ....7o ; pair You will make no mistake by coming in and looking over our Tents and Camping Outfits. We handle all kinds of Tents, Camp Stoves, Camp Lantern, Chair3, Frying Pans, etc., and the famous Coleman Quick-Lit- e ' and the prices are exceptionally low. We also have a full line of Hip Boots at prices that will surprise you. LET US SUPPLY YOUR CAMPING WANTS. Canvas .... ... . Tllovesi ..... . lptf . leather-face- d, . .$1. IE UNDERWEAR ' Athletic style, good quality, sPe- -. cial ';'or .G9tf Liht weight Union Suits,' short sleeves, ankle length; very. .............. 98 pedat .. Jlen's Fine Ribbed Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle length; very special . . ..... .'.$1.19 U. S. (Government Summer Un-'- .! Shirts and Drawers, very special, each .$4.98 Thermos Bottles, each .291 pair .".vea.r. new, . .... .69 . 'ARTMENT STORE &NAVYBEP ARMY VO PRO . 304 WEST CENTER STREET (HJIl GUARANTEE. "GOODS EXCHANGED OR MONEY ii:FLM)EI)." PROVO. UTAH i M |