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Show TIIE EVENING HEUALD. FTJDAY, APRIL 17. 1S23. TAGE EIGHT. COUNTY NEWS 3'JRAIMi SERVE TOU WELL TO PAYSON LOCAL USD ii s. FAITHFULLY ALWAYS-- Mrs. B. A. Porter and Mrs. Bar bara Wood attended the presbytery la Salt Lake Tuesday and Wednes hi it i ii - ?i NEWS' 1TH.IS l"i 571 DEEMOMENT STORES ! f " 286 West day. - v Center St, Provo, Utah. Si - : Mrs, D. L, Mitchell of SaU take la visiting with her pareuU, Mr. and Mra. W. H. Beece. v i a SMALL log cabin iirmlTif OkLUljJl . LARGE. jttA..... .i7. - at . 03-- deal freernn nn I SB S i TtM UenXX) SpedU Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schuler spent BIANUFACTURER'S ' ; PAI80N. April IT. . 7.v. The ladies of th Junior rldg Easter Sunday la Salt Lake. 5 bars C W. or A. B. soap, 25 club and the Delta Bridge club Tbr Peetn Wash. Mach. Soap 45c- HIK hKfl i 1q tertaiued at fareweU party Toea-da- y B 1 lge. Peets Wash. Mach, goap Free- I U II U U 0 frenlBf ' la honor of Mrs. LaWfence Jeftert, It wat alrea at $1.15 VALUE FOR 2 DAYS UJNLI boc. UcCerinfcS the home of Mr. Will Country-- A Wgfrigradet and via arrused as a lurprine and carried out very aacceatully. Dln-Club r vacuum pk,, lb. uer was erred, followed with "bridge.;, Mrs. Jeff erg was presented as with a lovely guest prise and she c Tall Peaches also received the Delta Bridge prise . pk. SPEEDERS IS JUDGE'S WISH Footwear for Men. Women and Children. The leather end the tanning procease they with the high gTworkmuship, eMores QUALITY and STYLE of the taigW together through, put character 'and matchleM weiring aerricevx Purchasing for oar hmidrada of eVpaitmant atom aniHw to offer aaperior boea to josj reaaarkaUy Uw price which odr QUANTITY Uryfax panofcU. er u for high ecore. Mrs. Will wop the Junior dab prlxe. by ath Asaoa . , . . Mrs. Will Amos was bog teas to the Justaaiere dab Friday after noon. Guests exclusive of the reg ular dub members were, Mrs. A m men Nebeker, Jr, Mrs.. Bert Ktevens. Mrs. Frank Bmlth and Mrs. -- This Men's Spring Oxford A Smart NewStrap Pump , An Excellent Value at a Low Price Untlsual Style and Value Of e on or tan calf; smart lines yet "combining comfort with ttyle; Goodyear welts; mediant toe and rubber heels. At the economy price of This new ankle strap pump in Patent, has cut-ovamp and glow heel; rub"quarter ber heel. Very Ipw priced at $2.98 $3a98 .? " YoaTlT. like" this" newT double - track, om- - strap A with the chic $tde-bocovered Span. . ish . heel?' alto patent vamp, tan kid quarter and covered military heel All-pate- $4.98 Service and ;- - hostess at the regular social gathering of the kut re Nous dub Thursday afternoon. Sewing and social chat were the pastimes, and luncheon was served by the hostess. ; Oretn-wa- s- Mr-fler- . - serviceable. Rubber heels, double : 1 Mrs. Will Amos entertained the Social Tea on Tuesday afternoon at iirs. Frank Smith was ber home. " assistant hostess. soles; rubber outsoles. Real value at $2.69 Others at $1.98 and ...$5.50 , Value Very comfortable, light in weight and ex tf emely Mrs. J. N. Stark entertained the ladies of the Swastika dub at a pleasant social afternoon on Thursday. . Men's Retah Outing Shoes "Joan"- -A All Patent. Patent Vamp The Fourth ward M. LA. mem-bers enjoyed a very suecetwftil social Tuesday evening. A program was giveq In the chapel followed with games and dancing la the amusement halt were Befreshmenta wen-mad- ut V;For-Nbw- . U D. Stewart gun-met- COLUMBUS, O, April 17. (V?) Wadge E.' V. Mahaffey, who made a national reputation recently by son Jailing Hal Donabey, of. the Ohio governor,' for speeding his dad's automobile, is showing the jvorld that he deen't play favorites. He r Hal waa merely unfortunate. came along whea Judge Mahaffey waa just getting started on hia campaign against reckless motorists and behind the bars went Hal, along with the rest of the offenders. Since the beginning of the campaign which resulted In the sentencing of the governor's son, S17 reckless drivers and speeders have been haled Into Judge Mahaffey's court Of this number only IT have escaped " Jail sentences. : Mahaffey's campaign' has 'been one of 'the moat consistent and spectacular instituted in an American eltjr ince the epidemic several years' ago of taking offenders through morgues and. making them iookat their victim- .The name Mahaffey has come to mean jail to every motorist in the Ohio capitoL "Old Judge Mahaffey has become the target of news paper cartoons and . . vaudeville . anti-spee- skits.-",- Bat at the height of hia campaign Judge Mahaffey's term on the bench expired and now Columbus A delightful social evening was motorists are wondering who will w1tl-thnc.tt) reg carry"onTi traffic court Jnjtiy in ular M. I. A. meeting in the First his ideals of the value ward Tuesday evening. It was ar- ofExplainingreckless drivers behind putting ason as a the ranged surprise the bars, the retiring Judge, In an sociation by the stake recreational Interview with the United Press $2.25 e Boys' Spring Oxfords Instep Novelty Pumps Style and Value Good Style Excellent Value Ill-leat- selected tan calf; covered Military heel tasr. pliable, and tinUlu- ; , ally stylish. iarlf ma toe; rubber heels.. Low priced at I tnctnvm r "Misses' Sturdy Oxfords J With Room for Growing Feet ' ' ' Comfort with r" good , style in these Mahogany lace oxfords with whole. V quarters,- imitation tip, full double soles and. '" " spring-heels.- ; 2Vt 12', i 8', 5j to Uft..$L?8 to 8 $1.79 to or,.'. $3.49 to 2... $2,98 ' Button Pumps Froht3trap For' Misses Growing Girls and Perfect ' comfort and freedom for active, growling feet Of 'patent with front button-rra- p and cut-oquarter. j;; it - -- all-leat- 2..... $2.49 lift. 1.98 Siaea .12 to Sixes 8ft to at Radical Reductions Garments, Dresses, Coats, Suits, Sweaters antj Children's ' a-Coats at Slaughtered Prices. One lot of pretty Spring Dresses in all Clean-u- p prices on our complete line the new shades and materials at of Ladies Spring Coats. One lot specially priced at $12.95. jOthercoats in. ar : i $1.00 high grade lines ?5 per cent to 33 per cent reduction. Many of these are worth twice this price Complete line of Children's Coats in NEW DRESSES JUST ARRIVED all the new shades and materials $9.98 - $13.98 greatly reduced for this special selling e One large lot of Ladies' Dresses in Black, Navy,, Grey, and Brown of extra fine quality , :. - 'f - and-$15.- . 1- -3 95 high-grad- : , $21.50 $19.98, Values': '. $240 Values S12JK $13.38 $29.56 r Values Values $14.98 $18.75 : . : - $36.50 . $39.50 s J22.50 J21.5D $45.00 cltyf $24.75 We have a few in stock reduced Ensemble Suits High grade slippers every size Every sw)jal;er we are making $1.98 value $1.48 ' $2.25 -- Value m - ' $2.98 value , : - $3.50- Value $2.39 $2.75 - special reduced prices to cleanup. . .... $21.50 and good styles T $3.98 ' Value . ' $5.00 Value - ""$6.00 $7.50 Value " - Value' $2.98: $3.98 $4.98 $5.!l8 Make your next pair of sIipper&f'Eeters Brand" solid leather slippers and u.li4JLH?eILj? re- - nger- - FARRER BROS. ; - .18c med. FREE To each oersons whose nurchase is $1,00 or more; we will give one comblnatiofLjjieasuring cup and Hoar sifter. SATURDAY ONLY. . Fresh Vegetables Utah Asparagus," Rhubarb, Radishes, Green Onions and v Spinach. - Ml? A TG I A m tt w nArttr UiCli "I aTTTTTsfl fi T ) IT snTTsTIT sCt m 3 . cuts...., 10-;- - 5 Lean Steaks, lb ;.T777.":20cSj Shoulder Roasts, best M Pat Roasts ;E??. VEAL STEW, lb 8 LAMB STEW, lb. 8 RIB BOIL, 3 lbs. 8 LARD, 3 lbs 8 12V2c , ...........,.....12c J 25cr 65cj Esmiuiiiuiniiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiniiiunuf VAVi It AAjUL-PADn 1TTT SATURDAY .SPECIALS -- I TI?TrV A AJ.V1V A ii- Garden Seeds Flower Seed? Grass Seed ' Clover Seed Gladioli Bulbs Dahlia Bulbs Carina Bulbs ' Vegetable Plants' Flower Plants Perennial Plants Lawn Mowers ' Rubber Hose Hose Couplings Garden Tools Incubators Poultry Supplies " Seed Potatoes Asparagus Roots - - " ,' Sunshine " CAKE , , , , Regular 30c ' 25c WILFORD PERRY PROVO BAKERY Miss Aurora Call of Salt Lake Is spending the week here with her sistes, Mrs. Charles IL Dixon. . Miss Maurine Wilson has returned home t from Los Angeles wbere she has been visiting for almost a year with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Vlsger. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Decker and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Decker of Salt Lake were the guests of Mrs. Julia Hancock on Easter Sun. '. . day. . Mr. and Mrs. John Persson returned home Saturday from' ' Garland where they had been for three weeks at tbe borne' of their son, Harold Persson, having been summoned by the serious Illness of their Mrs. Anna Samuels Smith; Mra whl Amos, Mrs. S. E. Ware, Mrs. J. S. Fiulay and Mrs. M. I. Duffy motored to Salt Lake Wednesday to attend the Presbyterian convention. Miss Florence Fairbanks returned home Saturday from, Pheladelphia where she has "been visiting since early last fall with her aunt, Mra John Bower. Mrs. Hugh Broadbent and little laughter of Preston," Idaho, arrived rhnrmlay for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fairbanks. i ' Utah NCVA04 . FdcfcL ers. Economy Economy in the purchase of foods does not mean doing without things you need or enjoy. It means watching the leaks in your food ex- -, penditure, getting the maximum food value for every dollar expended. Skaggs Stores do not sell extravagant foods. But we do sell foods of high merit and and at prices within the reach of alL We ar extremely careful that no inferior merchandise finds a place on our shelves no matter how low the price. If you buy your food requirements at Skaggs you will not hare, to jleny yourself anything good because of high prices.. Our margin of profit is exceedingly small and our prices therefor offer you the greatest savings. , . whole--somene- NO ICE WAGON IN LONDON WASHINGTON, April 17. (UP) The Englishman knows little qr nothing about the Iceman and bis wagon, according to a survey of markets for equipment, published by tbe department of com merce. y .' .. "Even in a city the size of London,", tbe survey said, "the iceman and hia wagon, so familiar in the United States, are unknown. Fishmongers are about' the only retail-er- a of tee in. the big city and they will only make deliveries in tbe afternoon. In most cases the pur chaser must carry the - Ice home ' himself.", The survey revealed ' that . , UNUSUAL BARBAINS ' Saturday Until Noon S0GARKlSet..67c PRUNKS SALMON lce- - eooled beverages and are "practically unknown" In.' English homes, despite the fact that Impetus waa given the and cold storage business during tbe war. "Ireland," the survey said, "seems to have taken a fancy to Ice cream, for the survey says lee cream parlors and fishmongers are the largest consumers of Ice In Belfast." The department believes Americanmanufacturers of and refrigerating equipment eonld - de velop a good market In tbe British Isles. ti?5Z!;. 35c P0TR0ASTfbcstcuts 13c POMROASTI. 18c SAUSAGE 13c AnpU'ib. .. Mrs. Weiyifll Erlandson of the country's spent CHICAOO-sSo- me Wednesday . In Provo with her greatest rnnnera will compete here mother, Mrs. Wm, Price. tonight at the annual bankers meet. Stars Include Jole Ray, Willie Rer. Wildmaa ' Murphy. Mrs. nitola. Lloyd Hahn. Harold OsMurphy, Mrs. Ira Dell - Murphy, borne,- Ray Dodge and Ray. Watson. A ' ... . - -. , lit ( (!) r - - COMPANY 338 W. Center, Provo, ryvllvvyyvyyyrvvyyyyv -- -- . little granddaughter. . forDeci al sale D Now 17 iHEINZ " r SATURDAY SPECIALS v 8 8 Can . - Ready-to-We- B H vr- if. . Tesider-ThFjeffeT- On all as m ... , ut Size Sizes PIERCES No. 1 can 9c. v dium Sizes Sizes said:.'., JA reckless driver is Tirtually a Mr. and Mrs. 0. C Nielson en murderer and yet the jail sentence tertained', the members of .the Judge can give him Is far be-- 1 O. N. O. club Thursday evening. a, neath that of a burglar or petty Dinner was served In the early ; thlet five which hundred evening after "A thief can steal-- a , of piece wap played. , Lovely spring flowers or something even smaller Jewelry adorned the rooms. and get a. minimum sentence of one In the penitentiary for A McCormlfk Will Mrs. and year Mr. and reckless driven can go speeding Mrs. Lawrence Jeffers motored to crowded streets killing and Salt Lake Sunday for Easter ser along people and the best you caa vices at Rowland hall They were injuring him is fire months In Jail and give accompanied home by Mrs. McCor- a fine," said Mahaffey. -- ThM inmick'a daughter, Miss Jane 'Woods me to down on all and Miss Myra Remington, one of spires who clamp seen drivers to know didn't halL at schoolmates Rowland her the value of human life or if they They visited at the McCormick did showed no regard for home nntll Wednesday. "But the law wlll get even stricter with these drivers now," the Wj. F. Persson of Los Angeles was Judge explained. "It will tajfce a visiting here during the week with mild case of driving while Intoxihis parents, Mr and Mrs. John cated to get away 'under "three Persson. On Sunday, Mrs. John months In the workhouse. - Forty-fiv- e Persson, Jr., and children and Mrs. Is the usual minimum sendaya House-boldeVeda and son Reid of tence for this charge. Eureka were guests at the Persson "The stlffest sentence I ever gave home. out waa five months and (200 and costs for driving while intoxicated. " Mr. and Mrs.-- . Lawrence Jesters "I recommended the new left Thursday for Jeffers, Monti roffc heartily rlaon for AtJ3M j.Ua. -where the will and reckless drivers.' speeders bare made many friends 'In Payson The rock pile has been during their residence here, who re- for-- sags, loafers and the like who their gret departure. are brought in during tbe campaign to clean the city of the wave of Mr Amy.V. Chase of Salt Lake crime It has experienced recently. here with her spent Tuesday Mahaffey declares the" rock pile Mrs. Hancock. Julia mother, should be used as a cure for speed. ill-leat- $5.90 2Vto8 committee. A smart Spring shoe for the boy or youth. Of excellent quality, gun metal ; Side bow button with Instep maps, j1 Of gDelMonte Bartlett Pears d - 53c i Coffee hDviDi CD: |