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Show THE EVENING ITER ALP, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 'AGS EIGHT NEW METHOD MEN1 ITS IS1WTR0DUCED FRIDAY, April 30 '. Scout Executive, have been provld-ewith, efficiency report blasts. scout officials announced. These will be used by tbein as a saeaas of checking vp on thOHselvea,1,' The questions provided on these blanks eorer tbe work of each officer in detail, tbey are answered by blm 4n& then passed on to the next higher officer for check. The re port fiUed out by the district com mlasioner Is checked by Scout A. A. Anderson. Tbe one filled by Mr. Anderson Is checked by Kegioual Scout Executive Chas. A Miller, at California. It is the hope of scout officials that this new method, where each officer checks up on himself, will prove helpful la scoub work. - Ladies, Remember The Date OUR HOME SERVICE ' ; i YOUR TURN TO GET ." ; SILK SOCKS FREE Last week "ie rave the ladies Silk Hose free. Til reepon&e was so far beyond our fondest hopes t that we decided that the Men were also entitled to ' ;a chance, so on ,(W from nang to national All Bcvut officers, district "r ' . 4V" ' -; t With each -FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Men's Dress Shoes, or Oxfords, pair of -, we will include a , : FINE PAIR SILK SOCKS 'ABSOLUTELY FREE You take your choice of our entire stock of Silk Socks twrn M , Kxe-eujl- Offers Demonstration in ' OVENXANNINGCT When we will demonstrate the modern way with RHUBARB and ASPARAGUS. -- AT THE CITIZENSSCRUB SPANISH FORK OFFICE (Sliocuii to the Herald.) .SPANISH FORK, April 2!). Stores and business houses closed Wednesday to allow the citizens to participate lu a general clean-up 4 Cltiaens generally an day. with .Jhe city offcials 24 CHILDREN IRLSBORN bTpayson (Special to tbe Herald.) . PAISON, April 29. A baby girl as born to Mr. and Mrs. Leland bright of Magna at tbe Payson hos Mrs. Wright was pital Monday. formerly Miss Winnie Curtis of f'ayson. A daughter was also torn to Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Boren- at tbe hospital thii week. ra FORK, ' AprlhsS. Jllsbop and Mrs..Wm. C. Beckstrora Announce tbe birth of a son at tbelr ' " honie Monday. , . , .Ton can always tell a woman's ?ar; the rear fenders era battered. EXAMINED cooperated In Retting the hts cleaned upon and the rul eendl ttisjrpawl nimnaj jjnfia,aslii-4iTba- 4 where tlon from diseased tonsils, a few teams were provided to haul it others required treatment for their away. The town Is as clean as the new" pin.. toii-land the cemuinder had minor proverbial . defects. ... s Dead towns have no talea to tell. (Social to the Herald.) April 29. A health conference was held at the Nebo DON'T'S FOR STUDENTS stake house Monday for all chiltinder dren school age, who were .LONDON, (U. ' P.) These given free examination bjr Dr. G. E. dont's for college students were health OhristenseiV Utah county given out by an Oxford Don, doctor and Elvina Heed, county nurse. Tbey were anointed b.v two Kenneth Belli' "Don't get engaged to be marmembers from each of the four Reried 1 your first year at the lief sofiefy 'orjfauizaTJOh at 'lyaon-tinder the direction of Mrs. Julia University, "Don't get married at 24. Hancock, chairman, and Mrs. Annie "Don't have all children. Curti,assi8tant, from the Itellef i"Don't have a European war sotlety stnkp board. Twenty fourchildreh weresam- - In the middle, thirties." Jned and of this uuiultcr three were I HEALTH DAY FAYSO -l- r - " - o'clock ON TWO HIKES FRIDAY and SATURDAY New Shipment $9S Of at Bedd Hoyt TaJlu About Fine Feathers PRIMARYTESTS orchestra, p ; yurtt Barrymore 7 Signs Contract y here. In the sixth district Indiana, a woman wet. Ester Griffin White, is making a spirited race against Rep resentative R. N. Elliott far the nonilna Republican congressional tion?"e'Representative Johnson, in the Fifth Indiana district, also has wet opposition. . Senator Robert N. Btanfleld of Portland, Ore., is being opposed In bis race for by six dry organizations of his state because of charges made last summer that he was involved in a drinking af fair In a. restaurant. Stanfield has usually voted dry In congress1 and the dry opposition is based on personal sentiment . Made Her Nervous KB m 1 ' - Tables, with each purchase of a Coat or Dress. Lawn mowew. $7.50. tlrea. $50. We specialize, in repairing.' The General Shop, 333 W. Center. Phone JUST ARRIVED- LARGE HATS IN PASTEL SHADES Ask us about our I)mclymeiit rnnmtoes, and celery, 7th W.' Dresses The season's newest models Georgettes and Coats A new shipment of pretty Sport in Models just in from our buyer in New York. Printed Crepes. Pretty colors. 1 All sizes. AH colors and sizes. . t SPECIAL Kell,ey A COAT and DRE SSL " r . : for FOR SALE Outdoor growvn plants, eahhaeeV cauliflower W. HardlngT389 N. i Pay $2.00 Down and $2.00. Weekly SIR Jersey helfec 978 W M2 FOR RXT Modern furnished anartmenC private bath. 260 M5 1st W. Phone 173. ' DOROTHY G IS W- THE PARAMOUNT XICTUJ8 NIGHT UFE OF NEW YORK : 1N c ... II mmEmmA of the VP en Air largest Pavilion In The State - 1560 Colored Lights, WARNER STONE and his COLUMBIANS r Plan EleetrtrTolcanlzIngTiUtfit for auto 1st North, - . bed- steads, springs bike tires, shotguns, each $2.50. up." Refrigerator, $8. FOR-SAL- II:-- $1 up. . Mrs. Cook Says Gas . Chairs, teg4wrtaqrir,j'ytfriiei i First class milk cows, Jersey, Holstein & Durhams. inq. "For years I bad gas on the 181 N. 7th W. Phone A. St. Jeor stomach and was nervous. Adler- at 802W. M12 . Ika has done more good than any Lela Cook. ONE (Signed) FOR RENT- -2 room turn, modem thing." " Adlcrika removes GAS spoonful ; 240 .jilt. with basement. Cull at and relief often brings lurprialng Mi he; 3rd S. to the stomach. Stops that full ' WANTED Cow pasture in south- - bloated feeling. Don't waste time1 with pills or tablets but let Adler- east part of town. Phone 65-ika give, your bowels a REAL before 7 p. m. or at 893 E. 8rd S. cleansing, bringing out matter you FOR SALE Ranges, $12 to $40. never thought wag In your system ! Kitchen cabinets, $7.50 to $10. Hedquist Drug Stores. Adv. Coffee iierculator. restaurant size t$20. Chlffoner, $10. Singer Sew $7.50. ing machine,' Churn, $1. Mail bo, $1. Three tube radio set $15.- fw ' " A nice Bungalow Apron Gloss Wallcoat 1 I. , "Property Life Insurance" . ByPAUL fc. MALLON ' (United Press Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON. April 28. (UP) Wets and dryg will meet la three Spots and finger prints can be wiped off with a damj primaries next month In the first test of balloting strength since re cloth the whole surface can be easily washed and cent concentrated agitation over derella. the smooth gloss win not be marred or injured; I'olice have to make way for ber tbe Volstead act waa begun. she goes to and from smart ebons In Indiana next Monday. Pennsyl-- ) Olou WiUcm) mt Ym wfll Jb7 yaftw of the crowd that strive it at ymmt rRMt will vauia, May 18, and Oregon May 21, to get gllmpae of her. Little shop wet candidates are in . the field ILIs a "Property Life Insurance' Product I girls miss tbelr noon sandwiches to against drya. tbe crowd that wait U'pon the outcome ot these three push through outside, the shops t eee her tten cailtiW8t-4argely-fttture-plaFOB SALE BY her llmoslne with numerous hto of the apposing prohibition factions bundles of new They'd and the outcome of the drive which mUa their lunches finery. to look at just modificabeen has instituted for tbe fortunate girl. Bhe'a not any Bennetts tion of the bone dry act. v Pure Paint prettier than many of them so they The most important test will come don't envy her looks, but ber luck. and In Pennsylvania, where Representa- There's Jnst a bit of Drpendablc Jealousy In tive William S. Tare, wet, candid- thellr hearts aa they yell "Hello, Supplies ate for the .Republican senatorial Peachea" to her. Do clothe mean so much to a nomination, la matched against the arid Governor GIfford Pinchot and young girl? After a girl gets all the Senator George Wharton Pepper, a clothes she desires, an automobile, ' and the privilege of living without milder dry. canSane vision la finer than fine feath. Vare has attempted to make the working what then? Is she" happy? possess the things that weulth la not as what If so, such health, happiness) buy joutb and issue sfralgbt out "beer and wine" Do the shopgirls gazing at) their happiness. Why let a beautiful and information reaching politicCinderella believe that clothej are dress that your limp pocketbook canIn ians Washington indicates that In life? There's more real not purchase make you happy? 'To he has a strong chance to win the everything thrill in wearing a little frock that youth, there are alwayg Says ahead nomination. your wn has made to look forward to. If today cannot John Barrymore, stage and screen Outside the big race several con- than In patienta fingers, frock of sequins. give ug sables, wearing tomorrow star, hna signed s one year contract gressmen are running on wet tick- sometimes. If we have everything can. That Idea perhaps lookln forward with United Artists, acwrding ;io of ets. wi "fi?!1 WP-- Ojfel MSie ta he heppsrl annbUhceniefit 'niade here by Joseph - la Indiana Wissue is leg elear-lgfeat many rich men and women achieved through your own ef-- Shenrk. Barrymore has been makInWafd B. but are nnhappy because they do noU forts keeps one happy and young, Hlner, drawn, ing pictures for Warner Brothers. dianapolis business man. Is running lit the short term Republican Senatorlal race on a wet platform against the present dry holder of the toga, Senator Arthur B. Robinson. William B. Curry, wet, la in the held for the Democratic sena torial nomination. - Their chances are not emphasised by politicians FOR SALE Another lot of marvelous values. Choice selection in all of the popular materials and ' By HEDDA IIOTT. : -- NEW TOHK, Aprir 29, (UP)- -A fifteen-ye- ar eld shop girl of New Tork recently wed a millionaire old enough to be her grand father The girlhaa beeji jsed to fine clothes jso she et out thla week to purchase a wardrobe befitting a modern Cin Glengarry every Saturday, Brelnholt-DaHtru- and colors. NEWTODAY Dance Goats Dresses ' (Social to the Herald.) . SPANISH FORK, April 29. Students of the Spanish Fork high school enjoyed their annual outing Wednesday, going to Loafer canyon tor the day, taking picnic lunches. Pupils of the junior high, school enjoyed their outing going to the mouth of Spanish Fork canyon Several hundred boys and uirln dressed in hiking clothes enjoyed the outiug. 95 Your Kitchen and Bathroom walla and woodwork are a joy when finished with. r ' Bennett's 7 " Wssaaa -' STUDENTS GO NEXT TO PUBLIC LIBRARY Buy ptz (Special to the Herald.) SPANISH FORK. April 29. National Child Health day will be observed here Friday under the ans-- . pices of the Utah State board of health. The various grade schoolg will hold appropriate1 exercises and programs to which' parents are invited. Children of the religion classes of the four Spanish - Fork at 2 :30 TO HAVE THREE WasHkble rm Milad vrf vwfUCri , PLANS READYi cises at the city park Friday afternoon. WETS AND DRYS Tr 7w Tl Ora ntTHlrm 230West Center St. GARDENS Saturday MAY FIRST! "When Better Music is Played, Warner Will Play It" |