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Show THE PROVO HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1924 . r.:oTOR-pouc- Es , honeymoon motoring South Shore. Spurns Libertyl . Bine Eyes of Woman Speeder CtpUjesYwmgN.Y. International Newa Surtc. pretty giri ana a pair Jeoglng blue eyes. Andersen looked - "tt -- 1 "" " - t " Tour, yean ago Policeman Anderson was astride his waiting motor cycle at Ocean Parkway, In Brooklyn, when a Bnlck ' aedan car wnuaea oy. in a cloud of dust As passed Wmie cangbt sight .of ita . .. u . Speed Cop. . r Strilciiig Outfit; Mrs. Dagmar Andersen Is 22 years old and one of the uoet popular membjers of the Islip younger socials set-- Her husband is 25 years old and 'has been connected wun isew York police ment for the last four years. depart' WEDS SPEEDER - f S6e'syncess ' ; 1 ' f chat big stop watch. It registered 82 miles an hour. Be remembered those-blueyea, so be kicked his engine Into Ski.ti.. ' i, .,,.., ,. motion and overhauled the car, vH.nt months which was driven by Miss Joban-se- n m the..iui.u tin id Buffalo. N V, oecause about a half mile further on. sl. didn't know where ah noa are pinched," explained Ot-- wis oorn A newspaper man Anally waa .Instrumental In obtaining her neer , Andersen, "fof " speeding. to be a law," he added, nsioasa oy .immigration authorities . There ought Hut fver since ahe has been return scribbling- a summons, "against i"K niRntiy to the Jail to sleep In pretty blue eyea" - The next her nW ot , day Magistrate McClus- xy nnea the speeder, Miss Johan- en, $25 In traffic court "I think you're meant" Miss Jo- . 1 : l I lVV5r- I IJ 1. I - r SV JX: L . - . lr,. hansen told Policeman Andersen, who asked If be could call and discuss the matter. This be did, and continued to do, until six months biter thex became engaged. Andersen's father-in-laIs rej rl-puted to be one of the wealthiest hotel proprietors on Long Island. Mrs. Andersen was the , former of DagmarJohansen,i,dajBgbteri Clare J. and JoiiL Jobann, wealthy retired hotel owner of Islip, 1 L.s'v W ' 4 Ixng Island. il Miss I.ujlle li .The ceremony was performed on Hr. ShrcvciH VNLY who ri real a Panslenne will couTdTakej tbe Islip estate, which isone of the ijipsent show places of Long Island, by the Louisiana as Mute nrin' ot the equal parts ot plain and striped! J J 'pi roll International , Uov. lr. JUihn material and evolve anything soj inn. .xiositlon pastor of the to heM &t Tu'd tJklu . i Oc tober. isnappy as this sport outfit. The Th Islip Presbyterian church. .numcsxara-iaLOt;iewly married couple, spent their v.er3Ljvidejcarf 1st most "striking, and makes a perfect flmsh for the straightline. coat. TM dress beneath is a plain tube effect. 5 Iff .. SW 1 . " IP I I I J Ik-ans- JtztiT - At All Grocers -- : Bk.. M IllllllVIIIfill I sponsored this e F'X. I I m. ' .V ' . 11 1 . great western coffee TTN AN atmosphere of starched linen glistening silverware," of exotic perfumes and smart conversation, a' tradition of wonderful coffee has arisen. It IrasunniTstakabiy designated the West as the home of coffee excellence. Upholding this tradition, to which it has so richly contributed, is Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee the largest-sellin- g brand and, without contradiction, The Recognized Standard. When you break the vacuum seal and inhale that marvelous aroma, you understand why. "And that rich, rare aroma is but the Jlai -- w mm am, a ''Tk'wv awiw k msisssw - w. JT. :3k aw, - s, tiH ihlciivu h " fruits 4 VEGETABLES Carrots, 4c Cabbage, Onions, lb. 5c Lettuce, 10c 10c 10c head Celery, bunch Cauliflower, ...... ........ lb. ........ Squash, lb. ........ lb. ' Bell Peppers, 10c 2c 2c Tomatoes, lb. ; CCp' DUG ie Red b. . v ,, . . . 25-l- b. Cnn OUC 90c $2,25 . The t m - is- - waiting-- slices of Ttt the oritialZjaiwn Thck which heps tlit coffee fitsh herald of a flavor to come. That none of this flavor should escape, Hills Bros, originated the vac-- 1 for coffee,, which delivers it to' ,you in all its freshness, whether the seal days, weeks or years latcrl With, all itsr high quality, Hills Bros. Coffee is not Jiigh-pricc- J. It is economical to buy and economical to use. Hills Bros., San Francisco. uum-pac- k you-brea- j . dowI of milk and big f . HILLSlBSOS - fat Provo Bakery9 s Harvest Bread ML The Body Builder ,5c Loose, i best breakfast in theworld -- 10c That same firm, white loaf mother used to make' as a family treat. She doesn't have to bother now. All the value, taste and nutriment is in this new Harvest loaf. ' At Your Grocer's 40c per lb. as Good Morning! SARATOGA CHIPS Ofln Large ...... aa N- -- :40c" Small pkg. Bags, each vf;j . JQ Medium size Broom Folger's J I a - 'ii ..35c Rump Roast, Cart Coffee ........... ..... " Pot Roast, 18c . . ; : 50 c Oranges, large," dozen "Lemons, . . . Jfc dozen Apples, $1.00 bu. Qq 2Grapes, lbs KIPPERED SALMON Jz Fresh every day, Spare Rib Roast, ib0.8."., SUGAR bag lb. SATURDAY MORNING SPECIALS j y Bananas, .ta aw SSI " HINDMARSH THE CASH AND CARRY MARKET 464 West Center Street it?'T'iiiii'niiiiiiiitiriTiiimiiiiiiii;imTTTmii iiiri ; ! n 8 - li "Pasteurized" or "Raw" milk? Do you know the difference? Every mother who considers her children's health of first importance should buy Pasteurized Dairy Products nminiiinmniininmiiiimros: tot - " w! alg Phone 34. ' Get yours from ; . . Big gil H p B ; CHERRY HILL PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS 0D 1 100-l- 100-lb. sack of Utah County Flour saefcs of Utah County Flour. sack Low Grade Flour sack of Heavy Mill Run.'.-- , sacks Heavy Mill Run SAVE MONEY . . . . . ; 100 100 100 100 100 100 60 .$0.50 b. sad: Mil! Run lbs lbs : Barley lbs! UatS $1 50 lbs. lbs. 100 lbs. 1U0 lbs. 100 lbs. linlo Cnr--n t S(fc.SO ! ! I ! Sli-ll- lbs , Globe lbs .S:i.4. 7$2.00 . Mah -i tracked or Ground Corn ii 1'icn.i- TT.-v- 8 I l ii. !. .$2.G0 Wheatsacks returned Vheat, aack returned Laying Mash Swift's Meat Scraps .... it ?? $1.50 lt.i:i-s- on & r' llv.- - .S-lu l $3.25 Cm.-- !'hne Lowest Price 4-I- ALE DAY SATURDAY SPECIALS DON'T OVERLOOK A Free Top to boys and girls who buv, 50c or more groceries. Let the boy or eirl do the shnnninsr. g Armour's Skinneti Hams, extra, trv one. lb.. 29 8 Mil.l Curvi r.;coR Squares lb 176 . $2.50 b. BUY FOR CASH SAMUEL KOPP 40 Vtht tenter. ....$1.75 . . v't? ... II 48-l- b. 80-l- i Do you buy 48-l- b, 5 . . Wasatch Produce Co. 425 West Center. germ-lade- death-dealin- n, 1 2 100r-l- b. J IS-l- b. that the milk youi children drink costs - more than it used to." You are buyincr ckanliness and Qualify now instead of the old g product of year. $ ago gig 48-l- b. 48-l- Wasatch Produce 425 West Center. Phon .14 BUY FOR CASH AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE 'Be clad sack Payson Royal Floury 1.65 h snrks Pavsnn Rovnl Flour. $3.20 10 sacks Royal Flour. .$15.75 Buy for Cash and Save the Difference - Ask for it today! "DON'T KICK Cash and Free Delivery for Saturday, October 4th Only Hills Bros. - n iiiiiiirrrmt FLOUR 1 2 1924, 10 ..... p-.s- lr. rv.ul i ivti -- . iv, h . 'r.n.. ....... . . Laigc IIe..d Lettuce $2.JS5 $3.75 ! Let' Us Mix Your Feed With Our Power Mixer,' V- r ". ' . e. it. ' NIGHT DELIVERY Phones 780-R-- 3 and f j(4 713. -- Of HI'H t !t liTTTTtr suns: .......II ISZXlt ::::::j::iarr:::rttm USE HERALD WANT ADS - - V . .4 V Salmon, cxtw, ib. . - Kippered TT r, T- 5 " T z. T Glas -r i Vl .. Tumbler Free with , , . r StS " ' ......... ...Jt .' Seedod or SefiL'es Raisins Curr..!tt buy now, lb jj A ro.d snap o cans niLO. r.n. :,n;,ter i e.u, trv "IS B Crotnury Eutur. all .day, doi'.'t o2.,i() T.. - Drv' Onioui 'esV .. 1 - 11... h and over - " ....10 ....10 ....J)50 . . . .3 So ....?0? ....28?" pun-hase- . 25 i |