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Show SIX PAGE THE EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2023. rrrm. Meg,, LARGEST CHAIN REUABLB QUALITY GOODS ALWAYS AT DEPARTMENT -- li. STORE COUNTY NEWS - lower: rwcu ORGAN IZATIONlv-- : 286 West Center Mrs. and .Percale.. MeGingham WUi (KfierlaJ U The Herald,) PAYSON, April 21. Mrs. Adelia Webb Lorreleaa, 'the wife of Parley O. LoToleoa, diedvTery onexpectedly Sunday, following a brief Illness. She had been a resident of Payaon for more tliaa alxty yeari, the fam ily moving here when sue waa a mail girt. Bbe waa horn in Salt Lake on , iSpeekl to The Bernldj March 20, 1853, and waa the daughPAX SON, April 2L Van Taylor, ter of Pardon and Claricy Jane 80, is dead at hia home in the First : Webb. ward, from infirmities of old age. Her flrnt husband waa Charles Funeral services were held Tuea- Pepiier. He died leaving a family day in Salem where be made his of small children. She later married home until recently. Interment was " She waa. the" in th Payaon Parley 6. Loveless. city cemetery. mother of fifteen children, seven ef them surviving as follows rEiTTep per, Ray Pepper and Shorea Loveless of Blnckfoot, Idaho; Sirs. Zella Cowan of Duchesne, Mrs. Zora Bar-lrof Los Angeles,' Mrs. Mildred McClellan and P. O. Lovelea of Pay-- , Solve Your Spring Sewing Problem AGED PAYSON Of course!. Gingham and Percale for the youngster school clothing, ani also for your own Spring dresses. Dainty little pattern, of these materials make fme curtains for the kitchen and bathroom, too. . M V Just read these coutiuuns Takes! Cliff side Gingham, aprbn,;. checks, yard X 1E Glasgow Gingham in apron checks, iv' plaids and solids, yard H'32-inLa France Ginghams in assorted 17 'I checks mi plaids, yard colors H. &, S. Ginghams,' new and patterns, yard T. & L. Zephyr Gingham, splendid ... assortment, exceptional value, 00 ; ZstlZS 1 27-in- ch y 32-inc- h- ....... ............ .. v . yard. . . r.. 32-in- ch 82-in- ch 32-in- ch Renfrew Gingham in plain .... colors only, yard Lorraine French Zephyr Gingham in high color plaids, yard Renfrew Tissue Giagham in new colors and natterns. yard . . . ... . . ..... THIS - Miniature Ranged ENCAMPMENT 32-in- ch . YOU MAY WIN IS DEAD - .vr.lt ci Free-rHig- h DIES SUDDENLY St, .Prove, Utah. 2S-in- ch School Girls This "Baby" Estate To Be Given Away hurst of 1'iiTaoB has been cboeea by to act as a Governor Geo. 1L De member of the Utah committee to Hsist In the drive for aid for ormen of phans of deceased the. late war. Governor Pen la honorary .state chairman and Mr. Adelia Webb Lovf less Tolhnnit attended a luncheon" last Dw at the Age Friday at the Hotel Utah at which ' of 72 Years time plans were diacnaaed. PAYSONWOMAN 9Q( wU son. fc ' . - flQn "Advantages of Gas Service in the Home" - . y w O.10LHURST Any girl of high school age in pringville, Spanish Fork or Provo is eligible. It IS HONORED . -- will be admitted this the initiation to be made by team of the suit Lake CALL AT THE GAS OFFICE FOR PARTICULARS All essays must be in our hands not later than Satur-- candidates week, . Speeial To The Herald.) PAYSON, April 21. T. F. " Tol- - lodge, the Gas Office Window To be given to the high school girl (Junior or Senior) v who wins the essay contest Subject to be HAS ELECTION . She is also survived by one brother, James Webb of- - Payson and the following sisters': Mr. (Special to The Herald.) Mllly- Stark of Oregon, Mrs. Abbie PAYSON, April 21. At a recent Dusenln-rrof Ban Francisco and meeting of the Nebo encampment of Mrs. Mary Bullock of Ogdea, I. O. O. F. lodge held at Payson the following officers were electd for the coming term: Henry Jeppson, C. P. ; D.' P; McDowU, P. ; Frank Coombs, S. W.; O. I Morris, J. W.; Wm. II. Rece, Scribe; W. J. Buck- - AO H u On exhibition in v day noon, May 2, 1925. Phone 295. . WVOMI PERCALE ., h .r "r Pure Cambric finish Per- cale in light and dark patterns 36-in- ch 00 ..... .... r" In Solid Colors .',A fresh supply of this Renfrew Devonshire in in assortment of plain colors and 0K fine checks, yard "A-2- 4 Today FOR- - level triick, screen Call A REMARKAI1LE buy in a new In good condition. piano. Terms.' Phone 35. SAil-Dod- IjodVT ge 7 Tftl-R-- Ford chassis, 1920 starter, good nuflpeV$to FOirALE top-- Toiii.ato. cubbage, cauliflower, egg, pepiier sweet poR. tato, .celery and aster plants. Good Gay. 314 W. 4th S, Phone 612. X FOR SALE . 4 Buck's range; $8.4tH So. Cnit.Ave. M-1- 4 A-2- 2 RENT fttftttehed. 3 nice rooms FOK ' 00- 4 FOR RALE 1st tuu weight and an exceptional Values at, yard CARPIJI and jruq rleiiniug by ex-- j pertHj'open for business,- - Phone Apex Carpet Cleaning Col -- - . . SPLENDID offer in a good G. M. C. farm truck. .Terms. Phone 35. Wednesday Until Noon 7 SEDAN CAR to trade. phone 35. : lllLU l 7 shape. 7 1 813-N-J- .- ;? a-2- 7 FOR' KENT 3 or 4 rK)in apartment. Reasonable 330 E. 2nd S. FOB SALE 5 acres of limd 5 shares of West Union canal stock, land planted to wheat, .JixcelUmt FOR SALE Cbirk Jewel gna range laud for growing Berries. Price and gas water heater. Reasonable. $11(K). Phone 4S.VK-1- . A23Call44. :., ' 7 A-2- 1 rHX8SKBKIIISlIIUlHHIIlMIIIIIIIIIIIIII CU1SE IN; New 3 room home, partly nuxlorn for 50 down and $25 : per month-'BARGAIN'.- -' Good cbicken ranch closed HOME OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 cans for 20c M M nm T.TTCRV'S r SLICE riLL large can .69c 5 JAP ROSE SOAP, 10 bars i ISA MflM McGOWAN'S IIUiWlaplerLeaf M i IV- -S 12c -- ". ldstreratj 8 WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS Lean Steaks ipomi 20 c ISiealcs r.'ndE 20ef I VEAL STEW, lb. .12V2C; 1 LARD3 lbs. , . . . . . . r. . M..K.iiiri!rTirivK....' DOC SAMUEL KOPP Phone APRIL 20 to APRIL 24, 1925. S We frequently. ore a womnn in an automobib wearing a boudoir cap, but we hare yet to see man in a car wearing pajamas. .Whenever, a lame dnck gets- dl- toll he always vorced from the pay uciaambi- alimony neta waa sent to St. Frances Convent of Notre Dame in Montreal. Returning to For gill" at 15, she became an expert'with' the bow and arrow and later a. crack shot with the rifle. She rode the ' ponies of the plains. "Buffalo Biir'W.'. F. Cody, the famous acout, discovered her and perenaded hcrjo Join a wild west show be waa then just organizing. , -. ..... '. '. . .35' ........... ne ............... .................... . I ROBERTS Real Bargains while they last, limited stock, get busy; '. 10" bars Peter Pan Toilet Soap .'f .25 . . ; : . ; . in . ; .15- ?.Qc Can Mab, 2 cans for-. . .5 15c pkg. Russian' Stove Polish, 2 pkgs. for. . . . . . . . . .15 ,15c pkg. Iced Tea, 2 pkgs. for 20c pkg. Household "Ammoniia, 3. pkgs. for. .25 .25 25c pkg. Fancy Hominy Grits, 2 pkgs. for 30c pkg. Golden Rod Borax Naptha Wash. Powder 20tf . . 5 15c . pkg Wood Soap " flakes . . . 15 10c can Brown Beauty Beans; 2 cans for 25 Snider's Salad Dressing, 3 bottles for.-,5 .Lytona or TownsendBaking Powder, can 25c can Mackerel, 2 cans for. 5 25e pkg. None Such Mjnce Meat, 2 for 20c bottle Chaw Chaw, 2 bottles 15 10c can Red Crowrr Corned Beef Hash 5 10c box Blueing cut plurtobaccoVSO" 14 oz. DinnerPail, U. . . . .5 10c size Prince Albert Tobacco. ' 1 . 29 lb. can Cornea Beef, large can . 50 Hominy, 3 large cans for .'. .95 Potatoes, per bushel . , . . ........ ........... 7 . -- . 4 lb. DKCf ... . SCof feerMaxwell HouserAsk Lowest Prices 446. t-.- .10c ; 10c UTAH West Center. p . SAVE MONEY BUY FOR CASH 450 i SPECIALS formerly anJndian terrSofy. Her mother was a Comanche and her father a halfbreed from Mputreal. She is a descendant of Chief Big Tree of the Conianche tribe, B At the age of 12. Princess Wau- DAHOl '" ' NEW YORK, April 21. (UP) nud the United States are destined t live- at peace for all times, Tsuneo Jlntsmlnria. Japanese ambassador, said last night. "War'lH'tween the jtSE..,5ounrles is a matter. f. physical Impossibil dinner ity," he told of hte'F?"ernl Council of Churches, after predicting no situation would arise In tliejtuture which ieonld not be adjusted by ordinary diplomacy. HIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIHIIHIIIBBS half-tame- d Lee R. Taylor, second Tit president and managing director; AT'V. Until nKonrcashler; fUfifles H. Dixon, assistant cashier j W. W. Armstrong, T. II, Wilson, Jr., Henry Erlandson and Ray Mouson, direc- - M Ss ts -- r. Swymw New Potatoes, lb. It ". '. - Brisket ib. 1Qp - JAPAN AND Rhubarb, Green OnionsrRadishesrTo matoes, turnips,, beets, carrots, cucum- bers. & 29 c j tors." Chicken . . . . .53c BRASS KING WASHBOARDS each 59c Asparagus, Head Lettuce, Spinach, MMBERGER OFFICIALS presl-drnl- I ... Short Ribs 21.--(- SUPERIOR GROCERIES FOR LESS S g MONEY - W Run Dailv 9 Specials Tomatoes, 2Sf . u ISrp-o ITH.Iln. iui Prunes, per 25 lb. case $2.35, 10c a Der lb. . . . , ... . . OJl 3 for CLEVELAND, O., AprU Once known, over two as the beautiful Indian prin cess, the dashing bareback rider of Buffalo Bill Cody's famous show, Mrs. Kobert W. Griffin today is patiently awaiting the arrival of a government annuity to provide for her remaining years. That 18 the story of Princess Wauneta Mrs. Robert W. Griffin. S She was forced to retire two years S ago by Injuries received in a fall B from a horse. Acclaimed for years for her feats With the gun and on horseback, Princess Wauneta today lives in S comparative ebscurlty here. Tier husband, Lieut Robert W. S Griffin, was shot and killed by Mexican bandits while attached to the punitive expedition that pursued Villa in 1916. Princenh Wauneta waa'born of She S Indian parents spent her -- childhood I BEEESTEAKlgfe20c Li? to The .Herald.)' PAYSON, April 21. At a meet- ling of the linrd uf dinvtors of tbeState Bank of Payson, the following officers were named for the comS ing year : G. M, Whitmore, F. Tolhurst, first vice pres- 0 (vSiteeial ident IV Cream Tom. Soup V egetable boup Chicken Soup COllEGEl- M Large Can n h - UlJUlUcans. BOILING BEEF AGENCY. BANKNAMES m Extra Ulill A-2- . TO PRINCESS - slices, SHREDDED Regular WHEAT size, 2 for. i INSURANCE PAY ANNUITY PINFAPPI FLarge cans IQr 1 UU broken 2 for Good terms, OLIVER Typewriter, good Terms. Phone 35.' 7 A-2- 7 UNCLE SAM TO UNUSUAL BARGAINS partly $ ;. 455-- J A Tlmpanogps hike he has been rightRobly nicknamed Tlnipanogos". erts, a title of which he jiaa a right to Iks proud. . i "Coach Roberta Is .returning to the B. Y. U. with new enthusiasm and new vigor. His sojourn In Ogden haa been pleasant and profitable In many ways. He haa formed a large acquaintanceship in the Junction city and has learned to appreciate the fine people who make" Ogdeu their home, he declares, college men, Director Boberta has discovered to the world some of : the greatest men la athletics, wen who have won renon'thfoughout America and even in Europe where they have, competed. Thousands of friends of the instihave Directution will be pleaacd-ttor Roberts back on account of his masterly handling .of events such as hikes and. various other kinds of out door parties. On account of his fostering the annual ' With every purchase made at Skaggs Store or Market, you get an itemized invoice. "This enables you to check the items and prices when you get home arid also, makes it easy for you to keep account of "your food costs. Many Skaggs patrons have told us that keep ing the tickets for a month and comparing their food costs with previous months when they bought at a credit store, proved without doubt that they saved 20 to 30 per cent on their food. Try it yourself yoii will be more than pleased with the savings you are able to make. KireHtmio balloon tire and LOST TDK BALE loutnurinireer? Ford sbse- r- N. 8140300. and 444. rim, Call A condition. bargain good Iteturn to ltrimball Bros. Reward. in model, . has just been receivedA good 32-inc- h, C27 W. ite Ticket JAPCHEPE DEVONSHIRE CLOTH ' Utah Valley Gas & Coke Co. CHEYIOTS For Shirts and Blouses "'r Our complete assortment of cheviots in darke and medium light plain colors' 1 7 -and stripes are extremely low I (.. . .. priced at, yard ... , . IE Gladio Percale Our own f fine brand, yard .v;;.v. . . 36-inc- Hen has beenxceptlonaUy strong, Young men and women who have gone out to teach in high school and elsewhere who have been his students- - have without exception made good. Director Rolert8 la" known throughout" America as tme of the leading coaches and authorities on basketball, his teams having won far more than their ahare of basket- baU tilts. Although he haa not conplayed football for years, his. stant Interest in the game- - arfd his keen analytical mind together have iundamental 'under given hln standing of the game that wiu maae It rjomlble for him to direct foothall In a superior way. He expects to take considerable. footnaU training summer and wiU have during-th- ls ' atronir assistant to help him put over a .great football program. "SomS of the world's greatest am-itjii the track and field have been proteges of Director Roberts. The records these men nave maae school peak for themselves. In a thnt had hundreds of high school students and but a mere handful bt . , ...A aDOUl IK irec cai, jjcx iu, ' us-r- CI . Ketchup, Blue Label, Peas Clearfield 25c 2for. ...... S 5 Rib Boils j per lb. S Hamberger . .... " 10c H 25c 41c "! 25c ;. 15c B per lb. I2V2C to Lard ; 3 lbs. . . . S w B B We Keserve the Kight for JJmitations. 55 North University Are. Phone 39. - I M per dozen . ; . Pot Roasts 8 1 8c ' B m ' ... S -- Butter S per lb. . . . S Eggs 9 "4c f Cucumbers, each BETTER MEATS S g M 5 Cabbage, g per lb. . . S tilt H 28c 35c size S S . :,.'' Provof.leat&PacfeCoJ , PAY AS YOU GO AND SAVE g i' nM M ciiiiiiiiniinnninmnninnuuKimiiiiai 4 |