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Show THE EVENING HERALD. FIUDAY, MA PAGE TEN tonstipation destroys beaut? get pos- - ANTICIPATE N itive relief with Kellogg's CLASH OVER nature works. It sweeps mnd cleans k" of Bewart the intestine. If eaten rei rly. f most it will permanently relieve ALL-BRA- ttlpation't many chronic eases is guaranteed to do so or your grocer returns the par chase price. dread d'aeattt. Constipation backs is ready-to-ea- t. Kellogr's ttie poisons of the inYon will like Its nut-lik- e testine- ud into vour flavor. Try the many delicious body. Constipation leads recipes on every package. Eat at to over fortv diseases. least two tablespoonfuls daily in felotcnjr complexions, sick head, chronic cases, with every roeoL aehes, --circles under eyes, unBuy a package of Kellegg's breath, etc, are caused today. Made in Battle pleasant Rid yourself per- Creek, Michigan, and sold by all py- eongtipation. manently of this dangerous iljpess. grocers. Served by all leading resDo it tfce safe, sore way, the way taurant and hotels. doctors recommend eat K.ellogg's ALL-BRA- N ALL-BRA- ALL-BRA- 3 SAVE MONEY w ALL-BRA- Wt Center. BUY FOR CASH A L , or Seedless Raisins, '48 lb. Sack Patent Flour . 4&'lVl Wheat Flour. . Paif Pure Lard . . , Tib. .. 2 dozen strictly fresh eggs 2 lb. good fresh Ranch Butter'...; 2 lb. bulk Peanut Butter,. 2 lb. Fairview Creamery Butter Skinned, boneless Finnan Haddie, lb. ; 2 lb. Fresh Salmon Corn, fed dressed chickens, none better, lb sack-TureHar- ' .08 .$1.99 $2.03 ... . . . .85 .45 75 nilr-acl- .V. .45 28 Smoked Bacon Squares, lh. 25 OJd Potatoes, good clean stock, bushel . .$1.50 .. ...10 Large Solid head lettuce Vtah fresh Spinach, lb. 5 JJtah Radishes or Green Onions, 3 bunches. 10 .". . . . . .306 Good Nippy Cheese, lb. f 25c can Ripe Olives (limit) 2 cans fot, . . . .35 IQ JtV Good Rfce . . . . .'......TIP our Dill Pickles, 3 for . ..... ...... ........ , ..... .... ....... frf WHITEHEAD'S 2 ; Large Packages 81c White King ..... . 2 cans Pierce's Pork and Beans, regular 2 for 25c 3 10c can Pierce's Pork and Beans . Large package Quick Quaker Oats 3 lbs, loose Macaroni ;.. iilbs. Best; 21c : Rice...... thick.- - M' an f 28c trm And' the best in Asparagus, Spinach, Strawberries, Fresh Tomatoes, Radish- es,lttuce,. Green Onions, and the good things that yau want f or your table. Try; our Meat Market for your Sunday 7 . U A Jf! "f VVV( VL, I i I 1 llVX. ' fcfijl L?piiJ'p . JT. yZK'K frfjaf't .fjfrf - m V- r - - wKefC tBe timber-lin- e meets fra-- the sky me wind-born- e grance pi .HUlt 'SiosFCoSet is broadcasting Jts; irresistible appeal. ; lAnH : coffeerungryr wonder Hills . Bros, is The Recog-nized Standard of the coffee-lovin- g West? Hlnsfiros, Coffee is economical to use. v men gather ?: . 5t if . roiiiia the lone campre, each eager to lift a cup to his lips . . . and " HasHitiSbwiir. . W IPot . HiilJ IBros; siatisf ies the huftgerngoade'd. 'desire ; of the out--. . k floors man as; no othct f can. No other beverage lias won so many frienEs, from, Alaska to the Gulf, anH from the Coast to the Mississippi. ' Break" the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros. Inhale that rare aroma. brew a cup and lift it to Now . ood-bMn- In theorigMlVacuwnThck which kxpstlie coffee fresh Drain it dry! f 'Any .. your-lip- sl - HILLS BROS COFFEE 1 sajiM f3PV7H OLD RESIDENT. Obtainable at HEDQUIST DRUG CO, Four Stores ; Provo Springville Pleasant Grove Roast . A streaming, fragrant wisp W Come IS and get it! Self-Cultu- u 39c I V . Li SPANISH FORK, May 8. Put ting into practical use some of the! recent lesson studied by the mem-- l bers of the club on beautifying home surroundings, the members, have set out twenty five large blooming 'geranium plants of nssurtod-oolorsnear the Escalante monument at the northwest entrance to the City park. . Mvmbers of the club fllso bave I made a flower bed at tha south-- 1 east side of the courthouse and bare purchased plants which they will establish there in the, near- future. tor several weeks, the dub has been studying "Flowers and Their Culture- .- luxuriant hair. A remarkable kcalp treatment now guarantee w u. muuvjr vow 11 11 nunIf m Falun halF'atnnned enaglc Dandruff Jetpoycl with a. treatment- or two. Dull llfalesBt onteJ nerestlng- hair made to soarkl with' lww Ufa . and visor. aaHeaulta really amaslng. We nrae yoa to test BTDCVfio aa 1st oar risk. U It (alia tt coats yoa . A written guarantee in 'nothing-pvery package protects yoa faOy.1 ILeavea no rter-odan - otl a Caaitaa Co, BrootOnJNJi . 23c I I 1 UW 1 " ' Wonderful l4lPi I JlUi W , . k 1 i'pj 'JV ' JT44j(Jl j." ' t r ill ' JI iJill ffu"L t'VwA fL ' 3JS( SfeSy" fi. ftf St lLfJ.f '1f Ji BEAUTIFIED nr I V?M?e?7 t ?53nSj v' 'PrRzuSi ViAyAT q 1 24c I Tib Hair Beauty tuatrouU hair : . . , f 1 V Vf I . . a CITY BEING a Those Good Chickens, l IIVJL-Z- l tlY-JXm DRY NAVY IS 23c I ! ' - T.(rP- ....... 4 IShVii -- -2W--- X-Ci- INCREASED Breakfast Rib Bacon, whole, lb.... 30 Sugar-Cure- -Vi-"- I -- ..........48 ................ 85 ........ ..40' -- t - William ro Lowest Prices 10 pkgrs. Seeded ' May 21. ' ALL fAY SATURDAY SPECIALS DONT OVERLOOK 'EM i I 446. Phone May 7. (IP) .controversy with disciplining of the1 New tort Presbytery as an incident, looms again, as last year, as the. principal issue of the fortliconiing general as sembly of the Presbyterian church, which convenes at Col umbos, Ohio, al 8 N SAMUEL KOPP 450 PHILADELPHIA. Conservative-Liber- lie?. Dr. Clarence Edward Ma "V II cartney, Juodtsrator f the- - general 11 anmbly, who will go as one of a solid Conservative delegation from this city, was elected to the post on the crest of a strong Conservative " reaction against the "Foadlck group" at the 1024 session at Grand , Rapids. The general assembly voted a year ago thaf Dr. Harry Emerson rro&uctm Kowliek, must either become a Columbia Saturday the At or resign bis ae- I'resoytprian enpancy of the pulpit In the First with good chance of election la Dr. Church In New l'ork. Dr. Fosdick Lapsley A. McAfee, of Berkeley, and enjoy, the suljMHjucntly resigned. Ills oppon CaLwhulaix-pula- r ents In the Presbyterian church ob- confidence of both camps. Hi. elee-jected to the delay in his resigna- lion wouia reprcseni. a compromise tion and an attempt will be made .in between the warring elements and the coming session to discipline the indicate" a step toward a "middle of New York Presbytery for alleged the road" movement. Dr. V. L. MacEwan, of Pittsburg, delinquency In fulfilling the general, a ryniiulssioner to the assembly, it assembly's mandate. Other charges will be brought also predicted as a probable candi- against the New York Presbytery date who would command a atrong , for licensing young ministers to Fundamentalist follewlng. is mips- preach whose orthodoxv tioned In refusal to accept the. of Christ, the. Virgin Birth, and other fundamentals of the JeW Testament. The controversies will be referred by the assembly to the judicial who will sit as a high court f(ir trial in executive session. The CLIFTOX, N. May )commission will' report its findings attrition I to the asBpinbly for acceptance or Both sides In the war-o- f Bow! In case of a vote between the dry navy and Rum were reinforced today. of the caae at issue Just aa the federal fleet expected I would be tried on the floor of the to see white flAgi hoisted on the! assembly. The election of Dr. Macartney's masts of 40 or 60 liquor kden "tea sels, four mow mm runner, In-- 1 gugceMiir jib. iiioiltTiittir till year Is cTiutlng a big Qefmaa ahip""fron to fac expected gnlyiuilise optmslng Hamburg, dropped anchor on thai tions Into decisive action. seaside of the government'! block The candidacy of Dr. Charles B. ousted as student ade, Erdmon, Appearance or the new comer, advisor at the Princeton theological wmcn probnoiy sailed before re-- 1 seminary, Js being urged again by liberal elements. He was defeated porta of the dry navy's campaign, became known, caused pessimism by the conservative vote In the elec tion of Dr- - Macartney at Grand among officials Who are directing the drive against liquor ' " Iiaplda. A probable candidate, however,! .regularly. N Oelf:ALLB8AN ran be wholly affective. That is what Kel logo's is 100 per cent bran. It works as DOCTRINES passesa a SPANISH FORK, May John W. finch was notified Mrs. Wed- - v Whitehead's Cash Market ; . OUTBURSTS 7 li?fsTf OAl?iv-ii- VP r-&- $-J --"-- TUt.tJ..rVtO xa.o vA2S' Jr- .- ikio .A&oW koiai CAM V?lv . used Ford cars; if you pay more than our price, you pay too much. See us first. i ANDERSON FORD GARAGE Ry CONDO. ef BClNUTTO1? QPE,EVEMGS We, sell only CERTIFIED OF EVERETT TRUE. JS- - pteopeRtY KT"Do'-r- s; TO RIGHT nl6rnh dth b, thfTb ualealBombr. re enjoyed can ea directed -w t the Delta Bridge club THay f Kj.it itp, 4 M- -j rMtt a Tarjety of evening. Gireatn exclusive of the and Ed Shaw of Bingham and W. p. by tha program' com-i- n regular club members were Mre. X k Carter of Eureka spent Sunday at tne Carter home. .' Uutt buffeta V liiMbeoa Wa'a B. Vance, Mrs. ; Will McCormick, and oinabetea. jhMoore, Idaho, ; commitAa rrad xefreahmenu .. v. by rs. X..D. Stewart. Mra. Jen ' Mrs. i Earl Sin tons and tee, with Mrs. Hannah Hughe sen, Mrs, Will Amoa and Mrs. Mary m was the caase of death. Mr. Klnf Bwensonr as chairman, r: Fifty were wees-en- a at agna wtta --lcpetn. Miss B nth Coleman won BiKiu iu . ... ' wbi a natm of Spanish Tors., present the guest prise and Mrs. y.ance the Mr. and tMJuhn Loutenso.-k,The Gold Star Mothers" present Mr. King married Misa Ecabeth gmtst prize. were Stra. George - Hales, Mrs. Beew. They mored to Uorat aboat George Stewart, Mrs. John Durrant, The eighth grade sewing class at twenty year ago and Mr. King had Mrs. Ed .Christ enaen Mrs. Lars 'P. an taken the Payaon high school entertained actlte part In building Larson and Mra. Ituth Erickson. at ai shower Tuesday afternoon in Se la aurrlved Each' up the community. of the honored gnests were honor of by four aona,' two daughter, three their Instructor, Mrs. Mary bloom a with and presented potted sisters and three brothers.: '. who waa married Billings, Philips : Funeral services were held at log plant, last week in the Salt Lake temple. nesday brothef, Daniel King, 00 ymra of ape, Tneaday afternoon at hia homei w TO N &UCKU5 ki - .i ! ,., y;-::Z-i-- There's No Substitute-- -. from here None Just as Good as wet In attendant v PAYSON LOCAL lesiTEriis HONOR GOLD i i JHE WORLD'S GREATEST TrKSRB'S40l40f.i ijllfl 11 - To-Th- . : ;- - Millions of BakeDay Tests During tne rast J5 rears Frove It. ' ALC3 XV. TZM- -3 THOSS CF ANT OTBSR BBAN .. Mrs.-Joh- If. bb , e Herdd.) ,.(RpeeW J PAISOX. May a Mrs.Eustace MendenhaS entertained the ladies A party of friends and - relatives, of the Afternoon- - Sewing club on nnmbering thirty, gathered at, the . home of Mr; and Mrs. John Betts 8PANISI1 FORK. Mar 8. The Thursday at her home. laBt Friday night and gave tbem a Gold Star mptbers off Spanish Fork Mrs. Earle Bole was hostess to were the honored guests "at a pleasant surprise." Clever gaiiies Uother'i day reception given Wed- the Bonl Fbi club Thursday even and music provided entertainment nesday by the American Legion ing. Luncheon was served at small and luncj was served. Auxiliary the mother of the mem tables and '800" was played later. bers also being honored at the re- Lovely spring flowers adorned the Mrs. TJw ila PwnlHwr ception, which was held at the home room. early la the weeE Sronl UncE al of Mr. Anne Thorafu. A program where she has been vlaiting ui was giten tinder tha. direction of Mr. and V, Btrrls were her children. Mrs. Dole Beck Evans and Suit Leko visitors on Tuesday. 1. Hazel Hughea, with Mrs. Lora Hare. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Carter and Mlaa' Florence Samoeii Vraa hott- - eU Idren, Mrs. Ed Shaw and children day pluylng tbe, accoapudintat Xoi STAR MOTHERS I Mrs, Floyd Wilson entertained at a most delightful social afternoon J last Friday. Her guests nambered trie indies of the Jnstamere club and the following special guests, Mrs. T. H, Wilson. ...Mrs. Anna Samuels Smith, Mrs. A. B. Kennedy, Mrs. I D. Stewart and Mrs. B. L, Jensen J J |