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Show PAGE FOUR THE EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1026. I CITY-NE- I WS - , - . ; SAVING PRICE E - L. I), s. tld Garments Canvas Gloves 77. Extra heavy 25c values, and new sty les- ,- 1.50 values. . Ribbed. ' Everybody's 1 Cfi Sale price, 2 for , $ I iWU , arc -- c a few'dhys in Returns Home Mr. uti.l Sim William K. Weyler have returned to their, bow; in thin city after visit-hit! "with friends and .relatives iu California for a few weeks. ' Bloomers body's Sale price, 2 pair for Irrigation Men's extra quality $4 00 value Black Rubber Boots Jeffer-i(iocs to New York AlN-rleft for the Tintloiiul Credit Everybody's Sale price ...$2.95 m mm .Men's convention Thursday morniug which ii to lie heldln New York Heavy denim, $1.50 value 95c i City. Before reluming home Mr. Everybody's Sale price Jefferies will visit in Kutfalo, N. V.. N'inira KhIIA, Washington, P. Ladies' 75c values, Every-- t C, a"ud St. Ijotiis, body's Sale price", 2 for Here From Iiice lean of I'riee js here for u few duys Men's 50c values, with' .friends. 75c Earl CarroJI'a famous Washington's birthday party on the Bt8ge of Cf Hose Silk s body's ,sale prce Hose Ladies' fancy colors $3 value?. Chiffon Hose .... Everybody's Sale price .. -- 25t 7C I Ob Mrs. Arthur Baby I vie are happy to announce the arrival of a fine baby boy, born to ., them Tuesday morning. . Ladies' . . liioomenssli Ladies' Satine stripe fancy colors, $1.00 values, Everybody's Q0 UUb sale Drice. 2 for ....':';-.- Men's Hose . 10c valuys. Everybody's Sale price, 6 for Water Glasses 10c value, Everybody's Sale Toilet D Paper Childs' price, 6 f or .... ....... Dresses .. Straw family, Everybody s .Sale price .. ,;. Boys' $1.00 values .......... Hats Lake Mrs; Brattan returned from Salt lake f'ity Thursday, where she 'represented the William T. Sher-toiiHellcf Corps at the state conE. Scout Everybody's , Childs' Sale $2.00 values, fancy . ; . . , Oxfords , Childs', Shoes .. Canvas Shoes Fancy flippers Childs' Woodmen 'to Meet The Modern Woodmen of America are urged to lie present at the meeting to be held Friday evening in the K. P. ha!l at 7:30 o'clock. This is the, last nut't-in- g of the season... . . . dress 95c .Everybody's Sale price Men's Salt Inkers Here Mr. and Mrs. r, D. Thompson of Salt Lake City are in Provo for a few days; Mr. Thompson is here on business. 45c price" Tan or black, extra quality values. Everybody's Sale price jSizes 1 to 5,. white and tan $1.50 values, Everybody's Sale price Boys' sizes 11 to 2, rubber $1.25 values Evervbodv's Salenrice-- ; . tops, Cr- t- uUC 03 C 1 . . Ladies new styles, $6.00 value Everybody s Sale ....... ... price Sizes. 5 to 8 all leather, $1.75 QO. values, Everybody's Sale price 0C Men's Rubber Soles, $1.50 values Canvas ' M B'A'L : "Grapefruit or - one peach without ugar. "ajqur apple. InewhcatJiradJlne , sofjL boiled egg. coffee eubstlfu is. UOON TIME: A cup ot tea (no cream, sugar or milk). A very thin small sandwich of white bread and meat may be taken, but no crackers. EVENING HEAL: Clear soup. Roasted. or broiled beef. Plain rice pudding or junket. Drink at least six glasses ot water between meals. . MO&mrQ number jr character Knmlscn-- ; d.Micinpi Flor-eii- - m Jcppcrson anl,llarold .leffer-ies- ; musical reading. Hilda Farrer: and apiano selection by Virl A. A. McGovcra. " Extra quality $4.00 values Everybody's Sale price ... HATS x $2;50to$l4;95 230 West Center GINDERELlA la Provo, Utah that there is a total lack of uni THESISBASED ON BUDGETS OF IDAHO SCHOOLS The thesis of A. C. Lambert, grad- uate student in Brigham 1oung university, has been accepted bjllie department of educational admini stration. The title of this is, "The Psoportionate Distribution of the Money Among the Various Items, of the School Budget in Certain Counties and Districts of the State of Idaho," and brings out the fact f4- NEW TODAY formity in the practices of tlje counties studied. The study; involves fifteen eonn-tie- s of Idaho which are representative of the various conditions fo Be found in the state. A total of 429 districts are contained in the fifteen counties and are used in the study. The assessed valuation per school child, of the districts varies from about J1500 to nearly $14,000. The highest cost of education per pupil was found to be In the small schoot The highest iteiff of expense in the school budgets of these districts is teachers salaries which amount's to about half of the total cost. The next largest item is thnt of "debt service" which amounted in 1924 to" over 15 per cent of the' total cost "The wide extremes In practice," Calumet is the world's biggest sell-ing baking powder, because it is the world's best baking powderr Use it and practice - true economy. Prices and less. to 4jb Justifiable. For-- if he-high baby buggy; per cent for a item expendsd first class condition. Call 938 W. by one district given is the correct prac' 1st Sotitlu m25 tice, then the low or zero per cent , of another district expenditure mil RKXT Well furnished rooms whose condition is' comparable close in town ; outside entrance. would seem to have no jurisdiction Men only, 112 East Center. Phone in the schools of a state that at8110. m28 tempts to maintain .modern stand1 ards. On the other hand, if the SALE Spring roosters. low or .aero per cent expenditure is W, the best apiece. Elvert Johnson,-127practice, then the high per 0th South. m28 cent is evidence; of extravagance. From their approach, some adjust-- , FOR SALE Cut flowers; A. W. meht of budgeting practice would Hardinjr. SH0 No. 7th West Phone seem to.be needed." m28 OT, ,,. As a constructive aid to school administration In Idaho, Mr. LamFtm SALE A 100-lrefrigerator. bert suggests a number of "guide m28 budgets" based upon the averages Call 380-in the various types 'of districts. LARGE FRUIT PIES. 20c. SaturCawrey's Bakery, 382 W. day. Center. IS? . Salt Lake 30 West Broadway Street Ogden 327 Twenty-Fourt- h Brigham East Side Main Street USTBT mt Strand Near University, three liouse,$lQ,Jia Nq.JsLJI j-op- Phone 693-- RENT'rodmrmodern i.'.'.: JOSBF VOW STERNBERG - . ., 4l usilh. and "Adventures of Mazie" Warner Stone and his ' COLUMBIANS. IN CONCERT. PRINCESS 10c ALL SEATS - - - Tonight and Saturday ART ACORD in RANCH" "RUSTLERS and comedy - Shows: 2:30 - 4:001 9:15 7:45 MONTE BLUE .Dorothy Devpree WANTED, GIRL For light housework and take care of refresh ment stand. 695 East A St Phone ': ': mi. ad' PiiNEE ADORES Saturday borne, partly furnished or empty, with garage. 729 No. 1st East' Phone (19,'J-m23 ' ' , Vinetti hr Tonight and m23 . . SALES XV. TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTHSa EUAND Tonight and Saturday -t- FOR -- Columbia rORXrTRooo; FOR, RENT THE WOBUfc GREATEST THERE IS NO GREATER ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN UTAH COUNT! THAN THE EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED COLUMNS one-roo- b. $1,95 West Center, Provo Beautiful hair braids, straws, . and georgette. Light and airy ' in the newest shapes and styl . We wish we could quote you all our prices but it is impossible so we hope you will call in arid let our obliging1 and pleasant clerks' show you how much' money you can save by buying from us at Wholesale 363 X 12c .... nais Mens dreSS Straw Hats A lowing program at the Slate Menial morning at 1 Hospital Sunday o'clock: Vocal selection, Miss Nola Nelson; readings, Mrs. O. A. Fullvocal selections,- - William mer,: Everybody's sale 71p Oxfords price Mens dreSS Teddo straws, doable rim, light values sxr a wei?nt ouaw Evervbodv's Sae Drice u Iresent Program To 1 .... . A Good Reducing t)!et . sales, IS PC J -- -- Visitors T'rom Idalio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 8. Peternun ef Iiva Hot Springs. Idaho, are in this city They nre visiting for the Week-en;nests at the Hofel Rolierts. Sport e QO 51 T954-$LU 1 JL engaging In rigid competi-is ' Ogtlfo Man Here W. T. Groen well of Ogden i Kiejliiig the weekend in Provo visiting with friends. $5.00 the dangers encountered when . vention. 10c ment. . An example ot . , . develop- ' two-piec- Dresses. Also Georgette, Flat Crepes and Printed Crepes. men - Returns J'wuii SaJt $1.25 For every day wear for the whole Shoes-- . in visit with I'rovo. n Faicy $2 values, Every- Dresses . K. 'home, Smartest styles in woman in m a tive exercise one of m.y patrons. She is a at my roung New York gymnasia m. woman They Inquire if society I think it Is all who tor the past ten years has right for their kept in the front daughters to STRENUOUS GAMES OTTES raak at .ennls. play hockey, tenPRX5DUCE BAB RXSUITS nis , and other- Twice she cap strenuous athletic games. tured championships. , During' I know1 a number of girls and these ten years the amount of was limited young women who indulge in all tennis she played sorts of Intense exercise with enly by her capacity of grit and benefit.On the other hand, endurance. Today as a result of girls who bare not been accus- overplaying, she has a weakened tomed to exercise of any kind heart, talloa arches and several , and suddenly plunge into Yigoi abdominal conditions. cms athletic games are likely to A word ef caution: women do themselves a great deal of who Indulge. 4a strenuous physinana. cal exercise should provide' 1 am not denying that the girl themselves, with proper abdominal Further than-that- , supports. of today is much better fitted believe I that girls ought to undertake Btrenuous exercise not to engage competitively in than was her mother at the such games, as the element of same age, but the fact remains excitement very easily leads to i that the feminine physique is Injurious exertion. : : The amount and kind of exermore susceptible to injury than Is the masculine physique, and cise a woman should take should, be carefully balanced. It is that even today women have no ' much wiser to do fifteen minutes such strength as men hare. I admit there are exceptional of exercise and do it dally than women wire may follow physical to try to accomplish a great deal activities engaged in mostly by of exercise occasionally. Furthermore, the. woman who men, but they are few and far between. I think one reason keeps her body fit by daily exwhy grria do not develop physi- ercise will be better fitted to enoutdoor cally like their brothers can be gage in competitive partially attributed to the result exercises If she cares to take the of the niggardly allowance of risk. exercise when they are young. I have Just compiled a chart While Bmail boys are climbing of twelve exercises which are trees, playing ball and busying too lengthy to be pot In a short themselves in all torts of active article.' However, I will be glad pastimes, girls of the same age to send one ot these charts tree play at qn let games only. The to any of my' readers who will adult man consequently is con- tend me a self addressed stamped siderably ahead of the adult envelope. Fourth ard to Celebrate The Fourth ward MLiL A will ive " V" party Tuesday evening at T:30 I'elcs'k in the ward chapel. A splendid program has been arranged. t ; readers many VWts Here Mrs. S. P, Snell is the week end in I'rovo with friends. (letirjre of asking it such and such an exercise is all right for them. This is also true of Miss Arthur a number women spending 25c body's Sale price Hats Visits Friends Mrs. Craven returned to her i'riee afteT a two weeks' relatives and friends in RECEIVE inquiries from week-en- 25c .... J Helen Nelson of Mt. Pleasant is visIn I'rovo wtfh friends for the Ladies' Rayon fancy colors, $2 val: ues, Everybody's Sale 98 c price Ladies' Rayon, fancy colors, $2.00 values. Everybody's QKi JUU . Sale price 15c values, black, Every$1.00 body's Sale prjee, dpzenrr. Silk Vests Visits r $1 095 Daily exercise is best for women iting " Bloomers rieaant (iirl Mt. Mr Attractive Sport Coats, just the thing for, your outings. ! Kxernte." , b ARTHVR A. kcGOVBIM "frtiper rotd former pky$ical director, Cornell Medical Collegt . y vlsjting. x Sport Coats i . Ilohla-wa- mik -- Let us explain our dignified Credit Plan 75tlj , ' j . Silk Hats NEW TOUK, May 21 (fP)-- Ar thur Irwin,, young newi)aier man. today told la court the atory of Oregon cbarpc a filing; fee for fled. Misa Joyce Hawley, aetres. hour who want to save their coun- bathed for about 10 minutes in a ty, state or nation as the case might tub alleged to have contained chain be. A there wae an pagne. of lofflee neekers, the filing fee Irwitt wascontln'ulng tetttimony " mounted np to $5,705. . he started yesterday in Carrol's There U a fesire on the part of trial for perjury in connection with Ontron to.be accommodating: in the federal grand Jury's investlga- othcr ways, Ski voters pamphlet ltion of Ws party. e t . n I Sn is Horn A fine.lialiy boy wan horn to Mr. and Mr. Leo A.'rtik thin eek. . 9.lUO: over-abund-i- ih Children's Men's Overalls v Kix'udiiiK Mr. Mary-.mI- I'rovu visiting with friend! $1.00 Everybody's Sale pricepdoz From Bktrysvale If. Hhciton of Satine new colors, Boots I v. Ti3to ttnl Mr. paM ft 716 for bringlaf the total CHAMPAGNE -r -'- . P0NIISS-THIS,SAL- l . SALEM, Ore May 21 (U, X.)- -r Visit Friend MU Gniel All-reare the Disappointed of Spring t'ity tqient Wednesnext thing- - to order, following the day in I'rovu visiting with friends. primary, election which U being held today. But the etat will hive ne '' ' In Salt Late Mr. end Mr, renreta. " A. reason of The U are Start this that the election (ieorue eity up vlwiting iu Salt Lake City fora few waa Wlf aupportlng uot to say pro' ' fitable cat r.WSO ret In the atatp days, ; , te election income ' quoting you only a few of the thousand '4nd one. thia year wtir apace bought, tht ELECTIONS TAKES BATH IN Visits Here-Artu- tir L. Cravla of i'rite was a Provo Visitor Sunday. Ware to the poli tician. Mnety foar pullttal ad MONEY ON ITS Phofit 107 Thousands of dollars worth of merchandise to be sold atWHOLESALE PRICES andLless. loaned and apace OREGON 7.IAKES ;;W Man with car to sell real estate, v Owens Realty Co.' WANTED Join the Crowd Every Only WARNER PWfWWi PfTAIllA TUESDAY AND SATURDAY ' r4V Thes V -- 4 1M11I III II , Sl IIS SI . IS- 1 J 1111 111 I 11J 11 -- J II 1111 111 1 M KM 11 - ' STONE'S rrimer Pavilion m mm Am |