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Show THE EVENING' HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1923. tke Eureka redrew nut i Tea Ray" SIX PAGE KEUABLB QUALITY GOODS . ALWAYS AT LOWER LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMEKTT iTSBP " Spring White Goods Week Pa-tka- - trl IrT; lr. rrk; Si-n- Filet Nets ecru. ivory, .white and Yd.."; FBet N.t tod Shadow v. i inchet wide. Fine quality. Aaaorted atylea; 3 Yd. Buagaloar Shadow Nat. Nate in a range of Filet NeU ad . Our "Honor" - -r- fiber-cotto- thruout this country say, .when asked what they ;wish in Vnuslin. This U our own brand, and it is woven of splendid yarn iand then fully shrunk. Wo BUU WW Linen Full Value advantage of hi 36 inch. Bleached Honor Muilin, the yard, . For Men I 15c Men' plain white lot ton Handkerchiefs, each f 10c 5c J mite Hemmed ire and weight. Assorted AH white. Each, Staunchj-ettraotir- slip. Gowns - With a permanent crinare o practical! kle, they - 98c .' License Hurry lloner, veteran cian to remove a blood clot from the Issued A marriage While Sox outfielder, Is recovering inside of the star's right leg. He license has been issued to' Milton J. In a hospital here today from an op- Is expected to be back In the game Hersey-apAnn Higley both of Ver-eration perforniett by fhecltih physi withlng two weeks. PICKLES , . . , . PkSteak Qurpicklea:: 3 5c for CHEESE Cream Cheese lh. WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS, Sirloin or Steak, lb. tft" OUG - : Cheese pk. .. - lb.' Weiners ,4.. lb. Oxford Ham lb. Pressed Veal lb. Head Cheese lb. , Bologna Carnation Wheat pkg. ... 40c ..30c ...20c ...35c anytime .v. , e 11 tn CASH C ' IT tt - a ,55c OATS Buckeye Oats .in, bags VEGETABLES Cabbage, lb. Potatoes r Onions dry, lb. .55c y- getting not only the producers' lowest prices, hut their guarantee of uniformly high quality. tTrr ajtrs will not accept anything that is not opportunity to obtain the bet fn foods at exceptional savings. Make Sksigs your source of supply. ' il AM? Sweet Cured, lb. ..... . rnnun iirn Post LUIUl rliHlYEtl ToasUes, !ge pkgs, 2 for. 4c tDfiWQTEAtf uiiuutiAfUl Small tie fir broom . . , . . . . . . DOC . nn Mop stick ZUC each ...I SUGAR ' t 100 lb, Sugar, , ,fl7 nn i&liUU bag .... . OAA Sirloin, lb. BOMBEEF SARDINES Choice & On Jean, lb. Short Ribs and Brisket lb , Feed Store City Ave7 " 151 NT Univ. Phone 114 Free Delivery Service FINE ETCHINGS KIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIKIISUIIIIIIIUESIIIIIIIIIIIIJ FRANCISCO, May 5. (CP) Edward LaQuesne owns ser eral fine and rare Landseer'etchltlgs worth thousand ot dollars, but he I won't sell them. LaQuesne explains that' the etchings have been In bis family for nearly a centnry and that - it was only recently that be learned of their great value. "They came to me from an aunt, Miss Jane la GaUais, who obtained them on the Isle of Jersey, where I was born," he said. .They are almost as dear to me as my wife." "J That is a precious valuation, for LaQuesne wooed and waited for his "wife 17 years, until she had- - edu cated seven Ijrothersand utstersrand ' was free to inany him. SAX 5 ; BntcluT'g Bltick' "The Eagle": "The Lady's Pet," and several other Landseers owned by LaQuesne had long been believed by art lovers to bare beeu lost to the world. Butter CENTIN ' PENITEX SAN TIART, : May, 6. (CP) Hanging is to cost less now. ' The prison budget Tor "hanging Incidentals'', whs cut $50 to a $100 total for this year. It's m . 7c i A .'I Sweet Creamery, bars Flake White bar Jap Rose 60c value for SOAP SPECIAL B lb. QQj SvKj 10 B .451 1 Walnuts, Kitchen King, 8 oz. can. ...44c fioss and Blackwell Chow Chow ;. jar .y . . . ..' , , . . .tttjt-.tt- t :69eB llc Silver Gloss or corn starch, pkg. .. Gradefruit, Florida,' extra large 2 for 25c S S Soda Crackers, 3 lb. box ... ... .39c S S Plenty of Fresh Vegetables Fresh g New Strawberries Tomatoes, g Potatoes, g B and g: apples. MEATS ." square meal for Our own brand g " HANGING COSTS LESS. a dime s.Nk. B s Special Wednesday Morning Fresh Sliced I BfllUai Halibut, lb Veal Stew, lb. Wzcl Rib Boil, a lbs. "...v..,25cBa gf Pork Steaks, lb. :... I AtV bimqh ... 25c SCHOOL CHILDREN'S MATINEE Thursday, 3:15 P. M. Admission 25c $3.60 . . feeds COAST ItlAN HAS an Camps, large oval size, 2 for ............. - Prices reduced on all kind of pfoultry - . WFlTn! k Butter AC substitute. 2 for HOL STEAK Choice tM ftft y liUU .0 M . $2.05 Extra good meat scraps, 100 lbs. S "The Shfpherd's friend," "The g 20 oz. Wednesday Until Noon t at American Fork 48 lb. SACK . UNUSUAL BARGAINS 5c BROOMS . ! - CARRY o'cloctSatHrda- A ........ ........... Medium 5 tie nnft broom ............. OUG 5 Q MARKET , 464 West Center We are open until 8:30 m ta b. broom .:25C JCnW IiZ3 Large. 5 tie GRAPE FRUIT Large Grape Fruit ..... .....:.25c ............. nr Germade 9 lb. bag ;..... .60c 24 lb. T)ag uu. ' - bag 12 lbs SODA WATER Ice cold any kind EGGS Fresh Eggs I Hi) fl a J5c Hindmqrsh AND ...20c- lb dozen 1 ' 20c flour bag ...45a .2 pkgs. COLD MEATS n!e.d.B!!f' Mincett Ham 27fi eeded or Seedless ,2flc pk?. Straight Grade Graham,"-91- 3 lbs. 15c .... .in . 23c ...... Rib Boil Pimento, Chille and Cream .. 23c: ne Milled TEDRO, CaL, May 5. (CP) The steamer Gedney, small-et- . vessel that ever came to the Pacific coast by way of the Straits of Ma gella u, wUloperat e outof local harbor again, her first port of call, after an absence of 50 years. The tiny vessel, a wooden craft of 112 tons, was built at New York City 50 years ago..After nearly half a centnry of duty on Puget Sound and Alaekan waters, the Gedney has been pur chased by Lewis C. Strinker for service between here and the west coast Mexican porta. Live Well, But Economically Thanks to the economies of modern merchanwithout appetizing and dising, no one need wholesome foods. Never in the history .of the ' world has food been selected so carefully, packed so fresh and distributed so quickly and cheaply. AH of as way have daily what were 'i luxuries for the rich a few years ago. Yow-Guryw Store Is one of a huge chain of stores covering many Western states. This organization obtains the pick of the markets, baying in carload lots and cp to the standard. aiiaely Trfce advantage of the FLOUR Hoover's iNCVAM broad- e Cocoa, why not biiy a RED STAR FLOUR - At This Fine Price -- 19c 5c ...... ....... ... ......28 CHICAGO Dill pickle? . each Sweet pickles 2 for ...... Qfln Select Hard Wheat SAN . . . , . . 'r KIIHII1IIIHIIHHIIUIEIIIIIKIIIIIIHUIKKIIE1I STILL GOING Slips ' $1.98 Splendid This standard quality Long Goth, 36 inchet wide, yard, 53c' Large Quick Quaker Rolled Oats Fine Streaked Salt Perk, lb. . , Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen Seeded or Seedless Raisins . . Seoco Shortening, 2 lbs, , . a Utah Asparagus, lb. .U.,1S Utah Ractjs:he, 3 bunches .lOe New Carrots, 2 lbs. for. .... 15J Strawberries, good Iresh stock, 2 cups. ..38 ween Onions, 3 bunches Fresh Ranch Butter. 2 Da. . Fairview Creamery Butter, lb. 48 Vs Buttermilk, Quart 8 Corn Fed Dressed Chickens, lb. Nippy Cheese, lb. 30 9 ox. glass tumbler with $2.00 and over purchase. t. 15c cloth, these costume Long Cloth Value 81 -- in. Width ... . 75c FONE FOR FOOD Of Broadcloth 7$2.98to$4.50 Width n. r Yellow . ; . . . , v . .... Handkerchiefs Crocheted From ocean to ocean, and from north to south, Nationwide sheeting inthechoiee-o- f many thrifty housewives, because of it many sterling" qualifies.. The yard, Bleached good eambflc Handkerchief with soft finish, hemstitched, each Bed .. " 81-i- Pillow Tubing, the yard, Corn Meal, White Cfln try A CI flfl supply at this price. OLD VESSEL - 10o-15o- -2Sc Ublehd .. 47c . .39c linen, hemstitched, each Fine Sheeting .$7.19 .$1.50 J 42c. purf 30c ..... ... Comb Honey, 0c, 2 for................. 24 lb. Sack White; Graham or Whole Wheat Flour . . .... i .V. ; . . , ........... . .... . V Penco' Pillow Slips, etc women's nanaawj chief of Imported A fine pillow tubing, with S circular weave. The 40 inch "Nation-Wide- , Women' 5o10 Brand o ' For Women 16c Pillow Tubing Nation-Wid- SbeeU $1.69 Handkerchiefl Unbleached Honor Muslin, the yard, If you drink SAMUEL KOPP $1.59' Other width, at prefer lionet prices. . 1.00 RUNKELS COCOA, two 12 lb. cans for the price of one. T 81 by 90 six 29 c I 60c 21bs.........4... 44a Penco Sheets. 73 by 90 ia clothe,, . n, t WW e Ready-Mad- ly satisfactory fo children' fancy work, table cloth, napkin, scarfs, nurse' uniform, etc.. Full thrunk. The yard, ! in. wide, only. Ouf tremendous volume of tale of this muslin in our unaredi oT store permit the splendid price. Take . Finish"-Equal- ... RANCH BUTTER Rul-aae- - long, (elected land the maximum care is ea rercited in each (ten of it manufacture. Bleached and unbleached. Sheeting, the yard, according to width, ; )$ inch. cm4. Sheets and Sheetinf s of women trii. 'inrysi1'ii mioo ara HOLLYWOOD . We have made a study of what fine sheeting should be and we have made l"Penco"l It i woven of Splendid Muslin "Honor Muslin, of course!" That's what 18c - Buy "Penco" V. . . .. No. 5 . . . . SAN DIEGO NEW js '' 98c v. No." 3 . 72x90 Seamless Sheets, . .'. each The Utility Fabric .thousand 25c - WEDNESDAY ONLY h 42x36 Pillow Cases, each Ramona Cloth To introduce we will sell dertaa&ef ; ...... , .Home Rendered har. Sheet suad Cases, Thrifty housewives will appreciate these values, which are unusual. Here nre" values which wlil upiK'fil to the : most critical housewife, Buth towela, .good site and .25 . weitrhr. jwilr-- -, Terry Hiith Towels, large siae it ml hen v jr weight, pair . . . 49e 'Larce Jafh Towel, .2Qi40 blue border, 21x41. all. 79e white towels, piflr I : praktd Wizard Brand of Long Life And SUiow .Effect F3- Not,. 36 inch in wide, seat pattern " - 1 than Sutton.s ft eet'btJite Bath Towels Le-la- Alvle-Twitch- nwfN s your home a busy, humming place as you prepare for Summer and: replenish your household linens, and other standard supplies? Ouj Spring" Tits" right in with your"activities Tin its offeringrf sp1endic( sheets, towels, lingerie and all white fabric. muslins, sheeting, ready-mad- e ' r APy 1 Roy-lanc- e, l ll itH Brings Notable Values ! ; rrsiiiiisirixixxsixsixxxitizirxriiiiiizissi-- We Think there is no BETTER - OF PLAYERS St, Provo, Utah, . 286 West Center aa ktjriisj; t prfid ttmuwimi aoitiiiHC that wwttld ia aay way ; NUCES ORGAN IZATION v NtL-At'UreJk- UurdM'k. do Uleua Nebon, Bert Bunbor, Earl dia-ru- j Muutgomery, L. Irtua, Rone Turner, toe jmu1 ftvLcj that exist ia Wendell Fraughtea, Joe kurdoek, " the? Seapu. , Alma Duke . . , , wiH Weduee-ayMoote atart'on IWmiius Davis, SpringrUle-- Ie May IX when rarest daya at Groeabeckv Harold ChriKtrnaen. E. rrwvw, Eurria at Aatericsua .Eork. W. Know, Glean JoaeS, L. A. " W. N. Grootns, Clyde Packard, Sni)4 urt t FpringvuV and Uetvr at NntL Frank Cramnerf I. S. WUkins, Vera Antuox tbiMie receouB,rde4 fur Daltoa, Lee alinet, Ue!vln Hoffmaa. eatthatiiasaa has wtttilree of Uw .kagwe ere Gk-a- a Nephl Gleua Worthington, twee at a greater height thaa at .HiaioMXi. Ik Kiax, Aadr BeUiatoa, Ole Bosweli. Bryan King. the tward ! Oert FlaaiHiBd eU, liawat errunwia 2. Petty. LhL Petty. Orral Kpwry, coBtrul t taw ftab. Base, IL Jt, Weight, and Lee Bob- - Rodger Lent. Bulon Cowan, Beagley, ball liarw Met at Us IMwrw wtanav JtalnrvilW; J una Badiuun Paul ehristecsen, Dick Sausbury. Chataber of Oteuaam MottdaT aad Kotwrt Wtkwa, rayaoa ; Frank Tnner, Paul Grace, Robert Parka, aifht. F. R. Framptoii. Edgar Parka, Melvin McPherson, rtwtnr and T..v.. The hwetm the Tariowa Hasbs lsJi J. E. 1U and E. Merrill Loot, Orral Wankler, Gene ww irrwMtJ mMl with Ualbralth, Eureka; Lloyd Adamaoa, Lnnt. ' Biior aB?rl It w drrMed that Aasrrtcaa rock. Provo Wnilam Beery Howard each duo cwoKt carry a rttstrr 99 Th tweteni auttmltted by the rar-hH-a Dyer, Fred Farmer, Bert Smith, air kkttrahi T 15 a fat th twst. lax- - Bchott. rtutu are aa tftnowan" " " CIvtnwridaon. the. ataaaee of lurvka - Westover, NetleEureka Uaruld Beck, Earl Beck. Chariea Elliott, Vera Ert aa4 for Cyril Bert, Do Beck. BiU Clark. C Theo IUile. Klmbatt UcIntoBb, Fred Utt esiA-rt-i af vthe. 1, CUae. IVrry Chriatenaoa, Wayne Dixon, Ray Singleton, Chariea Moo8tnee strttbrr e ef tb Mr twuld Sutberiaad.' Lester Warbartoa, Leo ts K, Bliss Hoover, William Nelson, with the rest 1L U.wrinoa, Art Chirerell, Ed Leland Wasden. Claude.. Austin, qualify i the kaoe'll tu Sarjver. Harold ShrlverC E. B. Kussell Dunkley, Chariea Pfah. . that thrr mM k4 r4ay t American Fork Walter Durrant, utilh. Ted Smith, Georjw Tlertel anr t th- - riwt,ii the lrTat ihierire liakata, Don Mimiw, IX W. C Homer, E. Chlpman, Reed ErH't.MUi l on f the twt ull.-- F fcr, IX Evans, A. Andrea, . A. Robinson, George Binch, Grant era ia the (MMhent ptrt f th anC.hlsa. Frank Barnes, Addle Miller, Mag the analastay twti yeara ao t ray Hillman, 8. Wilson, Earl Holmsteed, Bud Smuln, Otto R i the Mawl teaaa. He arrived is C Barnet, R. Kitchen, B. Mootagm, Birk, Kelley Wilson,. L. Chipmaa, Eurwka. tt U repnrttd, a tVw day L. O. Brigga. W, Cowan, 3. WignalL Rosa Dodge, HoweiL Bennett. ago tUMKins lor aa wrteaity to O. TavW, R. Colvin. IL Wilson, 8. repreeietit th (aiurt tuwe na tae Taylor, IX Perkins, IX Spainbower, duuuiuitd. S. VTigaalL L Workman. Cloward. Burnett arrived la Eureka U Knlsa Fork Spencer Larsea, days tuu late to uUf? for the Jamea Amlerson, Glea Rpwe, Percy team, la rtrikisut these aaee rft the llanMea, Ray Thomas, Ted Berk, A. Eureka roster, the taetntaera f the Carter, Owes Rowe, Vangha Durley, board uf e exiweKedheth Brace Hayes, Frank Larsea, k that ha ?Mer to keeji tb leapie Hughee. George Whitman, alive tac ruke aaaBt he ttrktr ad tjiver Dahte, Dean Prior, Ivan SAN DIEGO, May hered te." RaaauVRex Davis, Bill Lossee, Diego Is gaining a reputation as a a reUns or fairness a ad a de Thnmaa PhitUpa, Roy Stewart. "second Hollywood" with three large sire to, se sntv the real tmm tai-t-" KHiort production companies maintaining Hebrr Art Mardoek. prevaaVd at the ateethig and Giles, Montgomery, Frank- Bweat studios in the vicinity and others contemplating locations in the border district. SAVE MONEY BUY FOR CASS Clifford & Elfield has started pro duction of a aeries of 23 pictures at the Grossmoun Stbdios, near Ban Ben Stearns is producing a Diego. series of western films, starring 450 .West Center. Panne Lowest Prkm Tom Bray, -- wit Ethel Wade in the ? leading feminine role.' MAY Atk to MAY Sth, 1923 Mrs. Wallace Reld has closed lier personal tour and has begun pro100 lbs. Beet Sucwr. duction of a picture , revolving Old Potatoes, bushel ., t around the divorce eviL r BALL CLUBS 25c A tt. : EVERY BlltS A PSUGn 1 Lard,3ibs.. tj 65c Si cxiuiaiEiiniaxiiiiiiiiiBKiiiiiniiEiiiiRixiiia |