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Show THE EVENING EElLMJV WEDNESDAY, APRtL 21, 1926. PAGE SEVEN EDXER'S FREED :. AND 6H0PPEITS GUIDE HELPFUL HINTS FOR . . BIOtJEY SAVING HERALD I hK , rUtJS REAL ESTATB : nouae. FOR .RENT A nice rieam Biodera brick, 11 fnrulshed apartment and garage. furnished, including piano. .' M4 32 E. Srd 8. Phone 4 A22 i "W.ltftlf. i ,. 141-W- FOB SALE Home aid 4 , acre FOR RENT Pastwre for dry stock W to H per. head. Itone 404-Jjfivund oa FroTd Boch netr.Lia ' A2C ecjn high. Phone C S. Perkins A25 FOlt RENT 5 room house 12x12 lot FOR BALE Small grocery atore with large chicken .coop. Inq. A25 - ' aid home. Inquire 468 W. SU N. 471 W. 1st 8. i LEGAL NOTICES CaMHlt. Munty stark. tin nttdenigMj far tartiMi Ttlcnlara, - ; FOR RENT 8 office room ot Bale, Beat w , Trade Cheap. Hedquist Drag store. Steam heat Jt - A25 I Strictly modern sew home with ed. ' tin basement Good location. Will take racant lot or food tar at down FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms, $15 a moqth, 290 E. Center. Phone payment Easy terma on balance, ' ' . Pboht for particular! call 393-A25 M9 170 ft. 6th W. FOR RENT Front bedroom . with rbS SALE New Itrfctly modern or without board. 834 E. Center, mmn hnildlnif lnt Itt llroodJ , W,m A25 phone 393-J- , , , Boutn mitehiltsi location, Cali Atenue. FOR f. RENT Nicely ' funC apt, 887-A27 Inn. 27V N. 1st W. ft BALE Borne, also vacant tot . A94 FOR RENT Summer IN Srd H pasture for dry stock or cows, close In. Phone FOR &ALS y 4 A27 897rW. Ino. 274 N .1st W. Woven rag ruga, taney FOR 8AL crochet work': reservoir for Ma FOR RENT 5 room modern brick furnace A26 - 6ottag4, heat, .i ood ieatlc ranee. 1530 W. 2nd X. garage. Phone 500. Call 500 E. 3rd A25 wicker baby go South. FOR SALE-Llocart nearly new. Price $10. 93 bed RENT Furnished A25 FOR ti". Srd W. M rooms at 357 E. Center, r f : srT" FOR SALaV-Uo-yd wjclter baby carRENT One of the best furn riage. In good condition, will sell FOR A22 ished, three room, modern apartcheap. Call 621 N. 1st W. ments in Provo. Close in. 'Phone A22 close in. 92 8. 2 W. FOR SALE Peninsular range. Call 95. A22 S. 812 1st W, at T91-R-- 3 lWTl ...-.-.- yd ' , '. F0R SALE Refrigeraton tlcally new. Phone 007 J : prac-A2- 2 Phone 1. C. Anderson at 120, after 0 570 p. m. l. ' ' A28 bnshels Idaho Rua- J. I. Jacobsen. FOR RENT 3 room mod. apt hot A2l water heat, privilege of laundry am room, aio ist ti. 200 yards lawn sod. O sett seed potatoes. 8. 6th W.I rnone rfcMin. - 480-j-- FOR ! IENT" Modern furnished Inq. 60 Bv 4th N. apartment. FOR BALE Baby buggy like new, Phone A23 20. 433 N. Srd W. CHadlorua bulbs, New "Ideal named irarleties. dittweet," new prices. Phone C98.J. ilbert Rasmuasen, 350 S. 5th W. . ,i iULari.rirrnrii ' , ,nd , ' THERE 13 NO GREATER ADVER TISING MEDIUM IN .'UTAH COUNT! THAN THE EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Let's Go To ..... pasture for cattle. summer class Phone MISCELLANEOUS l,awn mowers sharpened with machine, does perfect work. E, Kof- ford. 3o9 E. 2nd N Phone 374-- A23 102-R-- l. TOUR RUO CLEANED to look like new. Provo Tailoring Co. Jhone ' WANTED Will buy , accounts, . notes, mortgages, etc. Phone 925. 75. Ml? Merc. Agency. , ThS; Butler PAINTING WANTBD-Honseh- gods, od any-thln- g Furniture shop of Taroe. IIS N. Univ. Ave. -Phone mjuiftiuvyMWfi Mie 1159. SHOES 4 PAPER BUSINESS DIRECTORY FIRST class painting, paper bangCall 41ft-ing, kalsominlng. ... :.' K0DKS. ' Osteopathic J. ; v.M-lQ-- Of fi Bldg. phom M. D., Provff' Commercial Bank! Office phone 172, residence ' 1014. - teep the city clean. Ashe fend trash hauled reasonable. 1 buy 11 kinds of rags," metal and junk at op prices.. 607 E. 4th 8. Phone 98-W- jXfjJu1ju"iriJ"Lrirj Regular, din Eat new, 85c, 40c. Breakfast specials. M) Avenne. aScrOnbe njuwym-i-- " f IS . . ATTOBNESIS-A1-LA- Clift BARGAINS In refinlslied Bros. Co. Tavlor ntAiiruL v tised Dept-... Piano VM-3-- tf Ari nRESSMAHING nb4T rliisii; dressmaklnK. ' work prices reasonable ,;ninteed. . una w lot W. . v M1R r Munitrr, w. USED RANGES. ' at pijn prices and -easy terms, n.. mmmnT, 3 bar- - ine f 200 Here's your chance to $400 a month commissions round employment. Salarj tear time. Selling expOTlfihce neces D.. L. Van Wagenen, 34f ary. ' - ..A2( W est Center. .' iart A-- WANTED--W- i' e territory ailesmen, selling knit goods hosiery silk underwear, etc. Out Bffli earn $300 to $500 per month ton can do Apply nhce." Jetiklns Knit Goods Co. A2( woolens, tie-same- .- HOTELS JjljUUIXriVV""'1 ALTON HOTEL, 138 So. State, Salt Lake CitT. Booms wlthont bath With bath. $2 On M.00 to $1.50. 9 Elmo Cwinimrbsro. m m m m an,-7tM1- rr MONEY TO LOAN CARS WASHED br NEWLY WED TO CONVENE IN (UPJ-rEm- Seven per cent on farm and .city Consolidated Provo washed and property. 124 West the Telbrlde 1 Motor Real, East company, Center St Phone 688.- - tf s, ma SPANISH FORK PLAY JO BE 10-1- eiube-.-wHl- nn-exre- nt ttern8terOne ; - " 2-- 5 t General foundry and machine work. Electrical and acetylene ' welding. PHONE 77 SPOILED CHILD ften PROVO FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO. " iTPiTn PLUMBING and "HEATING ' GEO. M. NUTTALL PLUMBING CO. Phone 1050 115N.U. CURTAINS and Seat Covering. Upholstering Phone Pi-ov- If you want to borrow money on farms or city property we can save you , money, time and annoyance. No complications. No delay. RAY INVESTMENT Cd. YES-- v'E ' SELL Provo City Homes Farms . . , Sheep Ranges and Ranches . Insurance Rentals-Ixin- ns HOMELAND REALTY 1 COMPANY , i Phone" 35 102 N. University ttmm mm . 21At . m j . 1 WARMCKGETS RECOGNITION ' BUieksmlthlng,,. 85 22 So. . W d -- 2nd W., Ttiii m iinnrnn liltll wed-(Un- g BERTBANDLEY. r W . h AUTO TOPS AND ati i Mrs. Kate McOmie Heads Cultus IN CONVENTION ARE TOLD high-price- . ' end Air the floor. Some of the modern girls choose trains, that start straight from the hip falling below the hem and train ing .on the floor. Others - choose trains tfiat start at those oiie shoulder only and fall In sweeping train effect. Still others combine both of the above fashions using the double train or the train with a caboose attachment as whore one train starts from one shoulder and the other starts at the opposite hip. This season taffeta, satin and chiffon are the favored' materials for the bridal gown. ? Hems are often: belnjf shorter in front iind dipping at the sides and rear. with snng- Bodices are side-pan- seml-fltte- .tlersKfK thei1 or clrowl are slender and little capes, wide berthas or floating wing panels aid in the bouffant effect. Organdy in pastel colors is a favored material for 'tbe bride's maid. Often each maid wears a different fehade giving a rainbow; effect. briMiplug-brim-mehorsehair hats match the color of the gown. and they are either trimmed or with a single huge flwer of harmonizing color. Satin slippers also match the iurld's : in-ve- gown. d lvet - :' The fringed wedding gown is one of the season's new offerings. In tills case the gown i of satin and slender-llne-- i falls to: the bem. being trimmed in deep white fringe from hips to hem Ja ' child has been trained to meet reality, then as an adult, he, or she will meet reality and remain well." from other Pointed statements speakers on th,e oiwning program'of sections of the the association which got" under way adtoday, bore out the monition see the physician first. Infections of "the eyes oftmes are the "kickbacks" from Infections end diseased sections elsewhere on the body, eye specialists pointed out.Irritation of an infected area drives the harmful germ Into the blood and it is carried' to the eye tissues. ' Injection pf chemicals and dye substances directly into the veins ; e Wood-pressur- ; m While yet In the comparative experimental stage, 'Dr. Majors was cotifident that the treatment would tend to - ward off seiii" ?. V.Tects. The high niori...:a , rr.te among j-- caucer"8ufferersl-esuUsVjInrgel- Among tan writers to break Int'nft kmrnals of national repute Is Reedjj W. Warnlck, former executive stKj- - , retary of the Utah County Farm bur-'eau. who has an.article in the Breed-- x er's GaJizette which Is reeoguied iier In this ' the, farmer's greatest magazine Mr. Warnlck lias given an extensive review of the lntermonri. tain Stock show, held at Salt Lake' ' , nty, March In addition to the above article--Mr. Warnlck bait h boxed article on the front l"Ke of the Farm and . Rancb Market Journal pnblisijed at A til fr)m" procrastination, according to Dr." George B.. ..Eusterman ,of the Mnyo clinic. More thnn fifty per cent of the cancer fatalities result because the sufferer has waited too long to consult a physician and Eustcrnuin undergo an .operation; declared. He also pointed out, that sixty-fivper cent of cancer pa- Los Angetes. in this magazine he tients, are between 50 and 75 .years discusses the proposed western show : j old aiid that there are four men to circuit in .the inside natrps of the ;M one woman who suffer .from cancer snnW Journal he has an exteno've ar- I ! of the stomach. tide dealing on the same subject, i C ' J 27-3- - . . e ' . r" f POP,, have places it tor several good TOUR CAR pojisbed GIRL RETURNS WOMEN'S CLUBS - 346 N. Univ. Ave. Phone 287 ' Hours ,. ' - ' 5o6d coal and gas ranges, IS RECORD OF pro-gra- Physician V; SALESMEN MEN l tf SALESMEN WANTED; . Pence, Lawyers, Onston Biilldlne. Rait Iake City. mm jmjyiyirririrr USED PIANOS. , " ' "" i Emll's Cafe. UtakCptthiyNews KIDNAPPED NE ' tf if M. SMITH, HOLE e ELECTRONIC MEDICINE , USED FURNITURE. bag LOST Ladies black eanteen containing money; check and other BARGAINS In used Xurniture and valbables, between 178 E. 5th S ranges. Taylor Bros. Co: and Shaton ward church on Prove ' ... TRASH Bench. Return to E. A. Mitchell A21 Reward. 101 X. Univ. Ave. rrash of alt kinds hauled away reaM13 PHYSICIAN ft SURGEON sonably. Phone 416-CHAS. I one-tcjlr- d - DR. D. D. BOYER ' Auto Tops and General . - ' . one-ha- tew'wnieiit.fr,' . M15 -- , . ihon. LOST AND FOUND y, GIVEN MONDAY When in Salt Lake stay at KANE HOTEL 241 South State Newly Renovated ; i Rates 75c, $100, $1.50 Elmo Cunningham, Mgr. htly , u. hole-lu-on- j; HANGING our ladles' and misses' ahoe bar Bargains used Kodaks. Win tables. . Taylor Bros.,, . M ;Hedqurst Drug Stores and Kodak Bee, The Spring Sales mid-seaso- n . ' v -- head horses or dry ' 0 M2 , stock to pasture. Reed Srong, 180 MS E. 5th S. .; , SAVE Ton can't beat our prices en used parts. Everything sold on WANTED-lr- l for housework. a money Dacs guarantee, uanieis .' A2C Phone 450-j- ; Phone 68i 312 8. Auto Wreckage, tinlv.'Ave. Provo, Utah. WANTED Sfrawberry nlckera CARPET CLEANING girls over 14. J. H. XJlark. Phone WANTEI-3- turner n Orchestra. 495-J-- 4 A-2- 2 WANTED p . MUadj'8 r APRIL 24 Breirtholt-Dastru- '7 .L i new-good- , GLENGABRY A23 First new FOR RENT "DR; SALE .. . B04-M- "Vt water power act. notice la hereby given that the Utah Power A Light Co, of Salt Lake City, t'tab has applied for a license for a constructed power project on American Fork River, in Utah County, Utah, consisting of two plants known, respectively, as Upper American Fork Lower . American Fork plant plant Any objection to such application pt request - for i, Rearing thereon, together with any briefs, reports, or other data for which consideration Is desired, should be submitted to the Etecutlve Secretary, Federal Power Commission, Wash' ington, D. "C.; Mar. 24. 31. April 7,14, 21, 28; " May 5, 12, 192a . j. SALE TOR i " j 4 tf RENjLSJaKJfflsd F0R8ALE-1O- " X""v In compliance wfln the Federal or FOR SALE Brunswick phonograph ; with records; china closet," Hot FOR RENT Pasture for young stock. Henry J. Williams, Lake- Blast, .beater and sanitary couch: A21 )11 same aa new. Cheap for cash ; view. 231 row to responsible party. A22 FOR B.todE. A2t modern boose. Phone 490-J-FOB SALE Idaho Russet geed poPhone 4 room fur. modern tatoes grown in" Idaho. ' A23 FOR RENT apt. 184 E. 6th N. Phone . 143-492-.R-- Federal Power Coirimission "Elizabeth" apartment for rent An RAILROAD EXPRESS CARS CLEVELAND HEA1T WINS BUFFALO, N. I. johnny Blako, Cleveland heavyweight won . a 10 MOSCOW, (U. P.) The taxlcabi emerging from the trunk in round decision from Quintln Ro- bandit is unknown In darkness' and solitude of the bag. practically ? ' mero of Chile. ' 8lfc.-.TiiIcla re jeriflS . - la gsge-efta .Florishev belpe4 Wwelf Moscow, tV say'nothlnj of emaller t the most Inviting bjeetsjf merFORMER CIUMP WINS Russian ties. that bandit, who chandise he uuld find,, climbed UATONNE, N. J. Frankle Gen- - tried, to use one would be marked back In the uuuk, Ub bis spoils, aroi former fly weight champion, ouM for detection from the itart. But and wus duly clulmed at the pointed Willie Darcey of New York It is not tor nothing tnat ihe Rusconsignmeut oy Raevsky. ... . y- in a 10 round no decision fight. ' sian thieve have acquired an inter- The stolen goods 'were-tol- d and the national rcputatioa for originality thieves "divided their gains. and resourcefulness. Only recently So auccewjl ul waa the trick that a group succeeded Florishev and Huevskv decided to the Innocent trunk Into service try It on again. But in .the meanas Hn instrument of crime. time the ei political Busy Wemaa The movies. It seems, were to police, which often takes a hand in blame. A rather lurid film shown solving criminal as well as politi" Heddn Hurt Talks Abmit here under the title of . Man cal cases, appeared on the sceae. Without a Name" depicted the ad- It was obvious that the previous ventures of a traveler who jour- - robbery must have" been an inside neyed about theworld in'a specially job, as there was no sign of the By HfcDDA HOYT constructed trunk. Two orofess- - entrance to the car having been -(Written for the United Press) lonal Florishev and Raev-sk- forced. - Se a guard was placed In crooks, NEW YORK, April 20 ttJ. P.) saw the film and promptly the baggage-ear- ; and when'Florls-fiv- : This year many shops- - are featuring conceived the Idea of using a trunk ' rolled out his trunt; nrfd beF of 1 : when nothing but In their regular profession. gin to seize some leather goods he new garments are sold at, from lf '' X trunk with a collapsible bottom was promptly collared. ', . to of the last week's waa made; Florishev climbed Info Florishe? and his accomplice will Tkere Art Charlestons arid Charlestona but here's the lateet of all. If few years ago we were prices-- A dublons about spring sales that It and Raevsky consigned the trunk now exchange the close quarters of ik lunch counter Charleston, performed by Olive Hastings Uett) aiW: Melen Brevte. Lot AngelJwaltreeses. ' A loaded tray ta essential. ; came so early in the season as many to a, station; some distance from the trunk for the less cramped but Moscow. .. still Soviet a of confining quarters winter irocKS ana garments were ' Joshing out' the' bottom and jail . i .: ;: : included among the spring stock. IN-OLately, however, women boy flvf froc-kwhere they once bought one and so stores cun well afford to ofunder the direction of ,tbe Anierlcm s. fer on Legion ladleslFor thjs fecrvatlonj Some frocks are placed on sale when All most bemade ln advance. they are shown since they are 'specialIndies intercs;ed In elub work are s-sent out to establish a style. cordially Invited to attend the meet-lugBROOKLTN, N, Y., April 20. It doesn't pay to Walt for the according to Mrs, Hasler.- Martucci, sales and reductions these duys. By the time or Joseph Martucci, ra- LOS ANGELES, April 21 (U. P.) aanguter has approuched most of the unusual lKrted kidnnpped yesterday, return The honeymoon ride of Mr. and modela have been sold off and fjose Mrs. Hnbino Solario wag rudely biit ed to her home toddy. remaining are soiled through hand Her return chine after an when the ' (Special to the Herald.)' ling. The frocks and suits shown gracefully interrupted sejarch by a scire of policemen and chic Marie bride, 17, perSolurio, In season the tire early usually 'pick formed a SPANISH FORK April 21 -- The on a down- - special operatives ami after sus.-ed' stock which' has been , selected pkUin, had hem, j&&ietv& jmjim, mm " to promote interest in. the new sea to-hold such rtr district' mtt-lu- g """ ""( SiKJcIat to" the Herald.) 1 thatrthe- - police; Sabih6T was"Tlrivlrig hispTpty son. Many such models are sold at at the junior high school of this an hour before the had 21. Under tbs. PAYSON. return, girl's April bride from Ixs the through Angeles very nebr their Cost since their assured "Emma will city, Saturday, April 2W An enter- direction ef the Third ward recrea-tlrtnmanufacturer finds that. he cannot minister's house, in the trnck he be home before program is taining snd instrtu-tlvci'mmittee, a four act comedy- - jj long.V duparate tliem to sell at a profit. operates daily for n commission "Mrs., Wnlter Ilns-- drnran "The Road to the City," will Emma 'told office she firra. lie bad removed the windThus one gets an individual model ler or uistrict prestuent, win be proented. In the Nelx' stake tab- 1 Rhield to, allow, the "breath of liig for hef sister at noon when be in at practically It's cost price. charge. A feature of the ann.la 111. v , Unnilaw vtlcrhf 'I'h. 1 two men In an automobile promised will be ten minute talks oh loading iles are to be taken by Miss Millinery departments' always spring" to caress the soft brown to take hef home. The ride lasted varlo n ,. subjects given by ropresch show their best hats just before and hnir of Marie.Emliy Dudley and Rtje'i Oegg. J the early hours of the tativov from Hic numeroug xlulig of thern iA the cast ore: Miss Anna J etr rumbled across .the until can f ind Justin Z-.Ul. -. ,. - In addition v. tl!!f.!lrtwill the there .... .1 l shapes now which can't be duplicaj path". Df Solario's truck, and the Praker Miss MaUrlue JlilL"" Miss " - -' rTl u xu, x.ui.i.u sum, utr ewpiors aptie !:1IHlrai numbers and other en Maxine en inter on. Home or them were driver ;.gwerved suddenly to avoid Clayton, Miss Zelda Men.j oecame irigntenea aim . ,nUlUg f(,Rtm.M, ,m-- "club will dcnhall., J. D. Done, Winn Fcrrln,; made to sell to the fashlonhble a collision. The truck crashed Into piirenuy rorcen ner out or the .car near a ; ' some feature "of the pro Max Stewart and southern resort trade and are dis a te4cgrapir."pole. Darrelji Brown. vacant lot and she jnnde her way' ? : . tinct models. Sqiario was hurled to the. pave- home. . ! .'.t noon a bnnquet wilt be served . ' Of course, Imports and costly ment, dazed but unhurt. Mariewa? nowhere to beound, garments and hats are never sold CIuI)" below cost until the season, for sell- Mnnliy feminine voice was heard ing them Is well over. By that time, chinJlng eweerljj; from the depths man-bol- e few women are interested in pur. of in the street. . 1 Special to the Herald.) , , ' s fit! l f 9 I I U I vi ar m m m wm m am si j PAY80NrA nril chnjdtigthemjindli(tlding tbeni over Siibtno fleered into the man-l- hj.-- l the reg. for another year. One mut be very Mnrle wns lifted to the surface by lilar meeting of the Cultns club. of.--J cautious in buying the vastly re two workmen. She had sailed fleers for next year were elected as duccd garment whic'n originally was gracefully, and parabojfcally over follows : Mrs. Robert McOmie, presl-f- f of Siilnrlo'sfruck, passed dent ; Mrs. Otto Erlnndson., vice. Select a tyle that will the anH be. as good, next season as it Is this sneer - through- - the man-bo- k president ; Mrs. Heber Curtis, secreseason. Its lines and color can't landed "on the broad, backs of two tary ; Mrs. E. H. S reet, treasurer j (United Press Staff Correspondent ) to combat boils, abscesses and Mrs. Charles Cloward, correspond-ln- g be exaggerated and there must be hnskyi laborers. "Tex., April 21 (U. P.) lar growths has benefited hundreds A social hour secretary. sufficient material to allow for fu The Snblnos dim tied back to the and refreshments ..were" Hysteria in adults .Is largely due of patients, Dr.' Hugh Toung of seat of their truck and nmblcd on ture alterations. to the indulgence of foud parents . Baltimore told the surgical section. served.. A large number of the mem- , to thjo end of their honeyimwn. In allowing the youngster to desire High blood pressure may be. suc- bers are expected to attend the Dls. NEW YORK,. April 21 U. P.) Its goal by 'throwing a tantrum,'' cessfully .eohibatted by the injection trlct Federation meeting to be held While: prospective grooms ' are" look."" M. S. Gregory told his associates Dr: of a liver, extract prepared In Spanish Fork on Saturday.'-sleeves down which extend fitting over railroad time tubles, their ing con-fresii In fevehty-seventand from the .annual purillverssiies intended brides are plcklns out over the hands. Except In a few instances where the quaint oliWash- - ventlon at: the American.. Medical fied, according to pr. A. A. James their trains.; The train of the ' Association here today. and associates in the Pharmacology 'PJdjWeddLngjjuKiiJdxhG gownltflsbeen j?ort of "If the baby gets what it wants and"TheTal)eutIcs division." On Ihe of late. It may start any- are short. The bride's maids Invariably wear hy a tantrum It will react when other hand, pr. Ralph Majors of where and end anywhere, despite the fact that tradition Jias urged bonffajif frocks With., skirts trinv grown np in the ,shnic manner a Kansas City described the use of a - . condition Ihe ludividuai cannot con- - ubsfah"c"called "guao'adine" as an them to "start at the" "shoulders and med":In l, -i rMll..'-- : IN TRUNK BURGLARIZES - BOB RENT Th! Lurich C6uhter Charleston RUSSIAN , ROBBER TRAVELING a conflict with election date the welterweight chamuioaaMp: fight between Mickey Walker and Pete Latso has been postponed Iron) Hay IT to May 01 i ?n . . 8AIX m MAt VALjKEB TO FIGHT Pa.-Be- cau;.t 8CRA.NTON, , HOMSSO.) ' WBC00LO vc; ' : M VMJ' y W f4 PUA4EG6Afe SHIFT LEVE8 ON DTHN ) r y.::. -- n By TAYLOR t. l-H- Aft4 kA ," TTr f -- w-sJjU Urn - ' Wit ! |