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Show THE EVENING HERALD, MONDAY. MAY 81, 1926. PAGE THEEH Jepperson School of Danse Arts Opening for a six weeks summer course in all branches of Ballet, Stage and Social Dancing r ' - 5 - t Classes will work i ) -- three days a week, '' i I' u classes. ' -- stage dancing, cluding tap and plajr-"Hun- or hr -- in- - Casting Director C. Montgomery Nelson, c Sweat, sg Hours between 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Intermountain Motion Picture Production Company LBonncr, p AB HPO A 4 0 3 0 rf 1 t-- 4 ..............34 ...... Widdtson, If E. Montgomery, 3b A. Murdock. lb 2 2 .....4 ?Qr S . f ,W STRMBERRIESl fHFF ' . .. . 25c S Ful1 Creara per lb. '.V;. 9Rp A W X SHREDDED per WHEAT , . . i t I' f, x fdr29.C botttes 2 II VylUlViViIlU . . BROOMS . . Hr - ' ' Ill fDAPiri?!5 -'-- ffl X CLORAX . H .' PEAS wur...... !w txt rTTT It means an excellently Balanced ration: combining nrotetn. carbo- plus the Irydrates and vitaminej "bulk" to'make laxatives lessften cooked and served without needed muss or bother. "Why ro on with less nourishing foods? Quaker Oats and milk is the dietetic urge of today. Start every day that way. Your grocer has Quick Quaker also Quaker Oats as you have always known them. - Some Saving Prices I ' UTTArp Pkg. X Q7r ..Ul u. ifi Sodas, 3 lb boxfor pack, . 35c 3 cans Pet. 1 .833 ............44 Eiyeka ....... ............... 24 ................23 .... VEAL CHOPS 23c $1 ....28 ....27 ....25 ,...23 '.. , . "to further guard that precious aroma in which Schilling' Coffee has been preserved. . Now Is the Opportune Time to Buy A Coat For 'Early fall .523 .522 .500 .318 .286 NEW YORK, May 25 (UP). Wo- FctJ men""eTturning from cheap Imiftt-Uo.644 jewelry to, reul .575 cbstume jewelry.. There ia nothing .561 that can ruin the entire, effect of a .515 costume as quickly as can a cheap n senil-precio- ttt: tawdry .necklace or barpin and wo men, . of refinement, realizing "1Mb, are therefore turning to colorful jewelry of some intrinsic value, y.,"-Ocourse, 'women haye long ago given' up . wearing diamonds and costly jewels with simple day tlm flocks." Even at evening time the; have ' found that an overnbundan of sparkling diamonds Tj&es awa the effect of youth and overpowei the personality of the individual. .488 .476 .410 .308 Pet, .615 .510 .50! .500 28 .500 27 .500 30 .455 82 .413 1 NOTHING LIKE IT.ON EARTH The new treatment for torn flesh, cwts. wounds, aorea or lacerations that Is doing such wonderful work In flesh healing Is the Boroaon liquid and powder comomauo treatment The: liquid Borozone is powerful antiseptic that ptirlf ies the wonnd of all poisons and Infectious germs, whilejhe Borozone powder Is the great healer, - There is nothing like It on earth lor speea, safety and efficiency. Price (liquid) Powder 30cj 30c. 60c. and $1.20. and 60c. Sold hy Hedqulst Drug Adv. Stores. wordrlthit.Mwth An Jlam! days and nighta free ENJOY flies and mosquitoes. . Drive them from your porch. De--' stroy them indoors. Spray Ilit. . ,: Kills All Household Insects $L00 Flit on your garments. Hit kills mothjs and their larvae which eat holes. Extensive tests showed that Flit spray did not stain the most delicate fabrics.' A Scientific Insecticide Flit is the result of exhaustive research . by expert entomologists and chemiAa. - ' ..: Fli t spray also destroys bed bugs, roaches and ants. It searches out the cracks and crevices where they hide and breed, and destroys insects and. their eggs. Spray !! ,. Flit spray clears your home In a few flies and moe- minutes of disease-bearin-g quitoea. It is dean, safe and easy to use. Millinery : - re-It is harmless to mankind. Flit haskills placed the old methods because it ail the insects and does it quickly. . i Get a Flit can and sprayer today. For sale everywhere.":; -- -; , STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW, JERSEY) . j Down . (X . i...... vacuum package famous. It opens so easily, and the top fits tight and snug after it is opened : 21 ............ ...... - - 2 .667 2 .667 .........27 .... The vacuum package made Western Coffee famous. Schilling made the new "key wind' 7 AMERICAN XEAGIE Club Standing W. L. Pet 31 12 .721 New York , 20 .574 Philadelphia .24 20 .545 Washington . . Portland Sau Francisco ' ' 3 .500 .3 .yfierlcan Fork 3 3 .500 , Payson .....3 3- - .500 Nephi Heber ....1 5 .107 ...1 5 .167 Spanish Fork Where They Play Wednesday: Eureka at Payson. Heber at Spanish Fork. Springville at Nephl. American Fork at Provo. . Missiohs m (a L. 5 Provo Springville ........ o k. Club Standing W. Seattle .?S,'f435c X Tt?r a rrnnrixTrn - 22, hlcago Cleveland .....22 22 ?.14 20 Iiouia Fillmore, 2b 12 30 Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE Total ,.32 6 24 8 EL'UEKA Club Standing - W. Lt AB H PO . ..5- - .0, 1 E. Shriver, rf ... ..;..29 16 incinnati . ,23 17 ..4 2 1 H. Shriver, 2b hlcago 18 Butler cf ... i ,..4 1 5 ......."...23 Pittsburgh 21 19 ..4 1 2 Andrus, M Brooklyn 23 24 ..4 0 13 Louis VTarburton, lb . . . .20 22 ....4 2 0 Noes, If New York 4 2 0 Kline,' 3b ...16 24 Philadelphia ..12 27 Beck, c ..;..4 1 5 Boston .4 1 0 COAST LEAGUE Sutherland, p . f'v Club Standing .37 10 27 13 W.: L. Total ....32 20 Los Angeles .. Scpre by innings: 3 Oakland . .100 000 101 ....20 25 Heber, runs .. ,...28 27 Hollywood ....27 27 Sflcramento .. !S in I uc ...... Quick Quaker 1 i- Detroit QUAKER cpolcj in less Giles, cf .... QUICK than "it takes you to preFrnughton, 2b That means a hot, nourishing breakfast in a hurry.' . ; - 4 Bonner); Errors for Warburton, Sweat 2. Ftaughton 3. Sacrafice hits Bonner, A. Three base hits Sweat 2, Noes.- - Two base hits Wlddlson. Runs batted In Kline 2, Beck 1, H. Shriver, Bonner l,.Murdock 1. Double plays Shriver to Andrus to Warburton. Credit victory . to Sutlierlnnd. Runs responsible for Benner 3, Sutherland 3. Struck out by Sutherland 4, Bonner 4. Time of game 1 hour, 30 minutes. Cm' pire Homer: Mur-doc- HEBER toast RunsE. Shriver, Noes 2. Kline 2, C. Montgomery. Nelson;' FllTmore , Eureka defeated the- Heber Eagles Sunday at Eureka in the fastest and best game played there this season. The score wag 5 to 3. Tbe game was full of spectacular and dazzling plays. In the sixth Inning Frnughton iiUkIi a spectacular stop of a bullet-like shot over second base wltich won the plaudits of be large crowd. Butler performed In center field for Eureka like a big league veter an. Every chance that came his way was fielded perfectly. . Five errors helped Heber to lose the game. Bonner pitched a good game and held the Miner swatters fairly well with fhe exception of the second inning, In which they con nected for four hits. Sutherland was going stronger than ever, and had the "Eagles" at his mercy most of the time. ' pare, plain 5 10 OOx 240 102 lOx (running Cook a hot breakfast now in 3 to 5 minutes READ HERALD WANT ADS ft 100 201 .'. . 120 002 . . Hits FOR SECOND -- BEN ROBINSON lift ..200 runs SUM MART So Fast V Parlors of the Roberts Hotel Below 18 years. Parents must accompany the boys, and girls. Ask for lall-Piric- e , Eureka, SPRINGVILLE Motion Picture Photo Productions at the Values to $42.50 s. Hits EUREKA TIES to work in Apply in person, Smart Spring Sport Coats - Miss Dixie Mangum waa hostess to a numlter of glri friends at her borne in Provo canyon during the week-enThe guest list Included the Misses Vora Merrill. Leah Alice AnnStublta, Buth Roberts, Jessie McKinlev Afton Hod-so- n and June Knight i . WOIV1EK AND CHILDREN .for all departments . The members of the I S. 8. club were entertained at the borne of Miss Helena Bates at a kitchen par ty Sunday. Tlio pi'esent were the Mr. and Mrs. I J. Durrant, and cub nicmlM'rs, Alta Simmons. Oena-viv- e Xuttall, Alice MeCoard, Kuby Judge and Mrs. A. B. Morgan enjoyed a trip to Tluipanogos cave Hardy and May Sutton, and Joule Monday.' They later attended theKempton of Kimball, Idaho. i: wanted: MgNi - , . comedy, acrobatic, toe, technique, and specialty dances. Ballroom classes in Waltzes, Fox Trots and latest ballroom craze St. Louis Hop. Call 777-- J ? - J step-mus- ical fit WV ' 7- Mr. and Mrs. 3. E. Swindler have a their house guest Mrs. J. O. Wor- ton of .Berkley, .Calif. Mrs, Wor- - Miss Alice Jones entertained the fast of th high school Bright." and a few friends at borne Monday evening. The entertaining- rooms were "prettily decorated with Juup roseg and ferns. Viirlous progreseive games were played. Miss Mary Wooller, Heber Done, Blain Larson and Dorothy Jones were awarded prizes. A dainty midnight Nupper wag served . t? eighteen guests. Special classes in V , ; and Saturdays. Five robatic trainingwill be given to alFBallet Summer Clearance Pleasant , fuesdays jjarsdays complete solo dances along with Port de Bras, bar work, dance combinations and ac- - at .Sbe rope and foreign countries. waa much Impressed with Utah and The Primary officers of the declares that it Is one of the most Manavu ward will be entertained at progressive states In the union, and a sociable Thursday afternoon at predicts a bright future for her peotbe borne of Mrs. A. E. Buckley, 911 ple. North First East street. . Mr. 'and Mrs. Leon Harwood of Mr. aDd Mrs. Albert .8. Jones and Blackfoot, Idaho, were tbe guests son Fletcher , and daughter Alice, of Judge and Mr. A. Morgan at their borne last week. wpent Sunday In Of den canyon. Hall. - 107 bankers' banquet give Grove tq the eteitiug. Grant X. Eggertsen will 1 to the members of the La dies Literary club at her hone, 130 South Fourth West street, WedHarold nesday afternoon- -. Mr Dunn of Salt Lake City will give tbe program. All members are, In vited TO "present; at 1st Ward Social ' Editor, Pho Social MM. hnntPM UNE 5th TO JULY 15th t Offi- . $1.00 : - Weekly Coats . Dresses Hi CINDERELLA y 230 W.- - Center. - f J DESTROYS - Flies Mosquitoes - "" M Moths Ants" Bed Bugs Roaches; 23aBBBBBSBBKnBBBBSBBBBBBinBS ji mr jr Jj |