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Show THE SUNDAY HERALD, OCTOBER, 1923. zfwrnace Comfort for Small Homes Klrtr fbrentorerCinrRirfoFT. ROOSEVELT HOUSED- Meulove for Klrbr, GardTheodore Roosevelt was born October 27, 1888, in a Johnson, ner for Corbett streets-Ne.York brown etone house at 28 East Twentieth. this year this house; restorecrin City, - On October 27-material, is to be' dedicated by the Woman's Roose; velt Memorial association as an ..enduring memorial, a museum of Americanism, a rallying place of the patriotic, a shrine of those who believe in the principles to which Theo5' ' ; : dore. Roosevelt devoted his life, t i'i,., . I Appropriate to the life it memorializes, Roosevelt House is designed to be a living; pulsating memorial, t Not only is it a place which the patriotically reverent may visit, but a foa place of dynamic usefulness, Hits iibrary.rich, with rare v- manuscripts and with aU of the books written by or' about Theodore Roosevelt and his times, is at the disposal of historians and students. One floor is given over entirely to a theater or lecture room seating several hundred, equipped with motion picture projector ana screen a mux: for public MONUMENTS AT for lectures on civic matters or Lfor moving picture FINE meetings, " - 'ia. i ii t i ' Buujccis uii we uie vi xvoouevetu vment vaults nave Deen u RIGHT PRICES provided as a safe store house for all the Roosevelt film! which can be gathered in, to be available 'for preparing Jiis- - A Large Variety? From torical pictures from authentic negative, ' ' y. . Which to Select.? bpacious exhibition rooms provide a safe repository for ' all of the trophies, relics and memorabilia of Theodore Roose BEES LEY MARBLE t vl w velt s active, diversified life, collected ' smce the ' colonel's WORKSr death by the Roosevelt Memorial association, ISpanish war relics, trophies of the hunt in many lands and of explorations Just South of Tabernacle. furnish a variety of interesting objects. In the replica of the hirtriplripp trip BtnHpnt,.rtf ftmnrumn prwnd mill n ml inil'Khf "TPOVO, UTAH. offr?r 7F. a J you new way of healing, so uiudi monT the original furnishings, pieces of historical interest, as well V V efficient, so much cleaner and so much easier- - as other authentic--detailwhich give an accurate reproducA new national park la the Big than days. These rooms Horn stpyes and replaces, that tion of the American home of mountain. In northern Wyo:.. ho 'tends your fires" makes little difference. .'Every in themselves constitute a lesson in :American'historyL ming and southern Montana. Is House and Koosevelf of with breathes the spirit lives m&xtiQt ot me family will be healthier and happier witht an Heatroia on the ir.h. Ir wmKuwmi arjout tnem tne aura oi tne famous men who lived in them. T7 TV" moist, warm air, and the fuel bill will be surprisingly Iqw wnen wasnmgton and jenerson ended their public careers heywtreortortheir homerradSuietiy- - awaited the end Theodore Roosevelt diedjffijiarnessto-th-e final moment the midst of life and-th- e tremendouj5,jffairs;of-one6f- rt most notable periods in history. The house in which he was born and where he lived in the first two decades, of his life w . : Vr- f p - b e 'ftH r fire-proof- ed of I I 4w1 - V'"' ' PfrllCSt '21' T- -' : -- - mW&L 3ri t- -- 4. l m -- - 1 JPJt, J 1 WHo"Tends"Yourrires? r jc: . r , h ryv-''3rv- s fita u . ante-bellu- m . IA Duauuo vti ,wv lovutbvu vovbV Easily Cleaned With An QUed Qlotk While your MONARCH Range is pooling, go oyer the Mirco Process Tod with a cloth slightly moist with . au vo The vital pulsing life which is New v;iia; York swept up and sur rounded thr old brown stohetiousfcts physicarappearance underwent changes. It was put to mdny uses. But never was Ffowen are harbtogcri of I it idle. Theh the Woman's Rpyelt foUowing l'heodoreTJboieveTt's death on January 6, X919, re- happy hopes. claimed, and restored it, and gave it back to the nation. Say the Sunflower into his thirty-seve- n years of public life Theodore Roose- velt crowded more versatile service than any other historical Send flowers. You, know personage. Assemblyman, civil service commissioner, police that assistant of they will please. Send the secretary commissioner, navy, soldier, governor of New York, vice president, president; historian, pub- flowers. You are sure that licist, naturalist, man of letters, explorer." he gave unspar- - tTiPy will rwivey yourSfintt ingly. of hi.vgrpat ments. Love flowers. They worK endures, nis ideals live, it is not too much to believe will help you to be kind. his a will be shrine of the patriotic, ranking that birthplace " with Washington's. "SAY TUVITH FLOWERS" V As Calvin Coohdge said following the cornerstone lavinar ' of Roosevelt House: Men build monuments above the craves of their Tiprhes to mark the end of a great life but women seek out the birth its r23 0 WEST COuER 5' place and build their shrine ending, but where it had its beginning, seeking with a truer PROVO.UTAM instinct the common source of things, not in that which is gone forever, but in that which they know will again be av ad vug j liijr Mf"?! Pa?,tinr . The HEATROLA is ft handsome piece of ke mahogany finish is vitreous enamel hard and smooth as glass and practically everlasting. You can rub and dust it with a cloth just as you do your no nkkle towlisli ing Ask Us Now! This New Way Of H - noiLwiiere-great-4ife-4ra- facts 'and figures that the purchase of a HE ATROLA, is a wise investment for any home now heated ' by stoves and fireplaces. Let us refer you to users who gladly tell you how the HEATROLA has added to the comfort, the economy and beauty of their home. Letjisrove-T4o-you--b- u y 'old-fashion- PROVO HNS V FROM ThNtIC Miners Hold Provo High Football Squad to 12-- 0 Score. Save Money grid-ster- ", The lineup: Tinttc Okey Provo. Anderson at It Hard ; ft) Was to Clean are assured lasting satisfaction. . . fttyfa - "THE i Barton's Bargains Galore - CLEARING OUT SALE October 15 to October 21 Clothes Baskets, best ' PHONE 544 Home Furnishers triangle, with one point across the and the other side" going east from Bald mountain and north along a line that would Include part of the Crow Indian reservation and the famous peaks of Sheep mountain and Medicine peak. on earth ..SL25 Furniture Polish, ... ! .50c HARVEST BREAP . is made of the best of materials in our ture at - Russell Co. PROVO,UTAH mountain- - line -- at-th- HOUSE" ONE-PRIC- E Baby Carriages V.M. Beds. A.. Window Shades at Special Prices. Everything in Furni v. 5HOW CARDS -- 4 You probably waste enough each week in fuel timand,' labor tqi cover the cost 61 a new1 Monarcn range in a surprisingly short time. Buy that Monarch range now; You Dixon YOU Mops fxrmshers. vr FLORAL CO. An Right, end. Provo high McCoard school football team barely succeed Xellson ed in winning a drawn-ou- t contest .Right tackle. from a fighting and determined Jjiles Tlntic high squad Friday afternoon. Potts The score was 12 to 0 " guard. i , Right The first score came on the first Dyches . Bennett "20c "Delay 1 play of the second quarter when Center. Blddulph carried the ball over af I . . . . . . . ter the ball had been worked in the Curtis". Gardner Pay for Your HEATROLA while yoiuse it. Left guard.; previous quarter from the Tlntic $15.00 -15 yard line by Johnson and Ktrbr Olson Boardman onyenient Mpnthly, Payments Can Be Arranged. who placed the ball on the line Left tackle. $10.00 . Dennis Remember It Heats3 to 6. Rooms Uses nor just as-- t hewhistlc blew announcing Harper end of Left end. the the first quarter. more fuel than the ordinary stove Is a beautiful Teterson - The second and last etouchdown Clark . was made by Johnson end of Quarterback. piece of Furniture. the thtrd quarter, after some steady Howe Klrby gains by the Provo squad. Right halfback. Money-Savin- g Peterson failed to kick goal after Horton Johnson each touchdown. Ho' also failed Left halfback. when a drop in the first quarter Stapley Blddulph from the Tlntic 15 yard: line. . For Fullback We some reason or other Lawrence wo. Referee Packard, B. Y. U. off color throughout the game. And Tlntic Chatwiu Substitutions: so were many of the other Provo for Harper, Anderson for Olsen home CO. players. The pep. and determina- (Wn for Anderson and Anderson ft tion that characterized the playing for Olson Provo Menlove or tne Provo team In, the Pay son Klrhv, Taylor Johnson ft Gardner. nieiit known to himlern'practit. a week ago was sadly lacking The piirpoae of the C. V. H game the Provo squad looked like a School of Allied Art is to prepare and i crowd of greenlings who had never cwtks wno nave mis class been In a contest. in charge, by riving them a pracTTcal lefore Fumble after fumble by the 'v ' or R C V. HANSEN. Knowledge lettering and inscripmen cost Provo several touch tion designing adapted for use in downs and lost for them many yards Time was .when the. storekeeper showcards, window signs, interior which they gained by flashes of and all other work coming ras satisfied to use his store win- - banners within the province fit the ,card good playing. Time and again the Provo - boys for the mere purpose of llght- writer. would carry the ball right to the nc hi tore. - Window panea were goaljlnej when they would fall to malL apaco wnere to aispiaj gooas "FATTY SANDERSL push ie over either fumbling It or Oo wai amaiL ' lacking the pep to break down the i Condition howerer hare cnangea Intensified defense of the Miners. rith the time, until theThowwliF Menlove played a good game Jn "Fatty" Sanders with his usual w has become the most imposlnf ' eatnr of the store. - Competition fun making country store, will open the third and fourth quarters mak . m j "V'' iMf ty. his lnltian performance at the Co- ing long and consistent gains. His taa broncht Into play every known - to lumbia theater Monday evening;. eana for attractinc attention playing In the second' quarter wss be character of the rooda ; to be Everyone, who saw this clever less distinctive and lacked the push oaad within. To thia end nothing comedian during the summer months he displayed In the latter part of I more anitnble or productive of will remember his clever antics and tne game. etter reaoita than adrerUalnf show the prisea given away and will , be Klrby was Jekred In the third : jt krda. more than pleased to hear that he quarter after fumbling repeatedly. or. a will give a performance at the CoAt sport he had gained consider These may M execniea Fluff Rugs, made from any Beautiful hand-mad- e a wtr serra tne pur- - lumbia every Monday evening, dar- able ground both around the end and vice, and Ifoaa kind of old for which tney are lntendea ing the winter months. carpets or eld clothing. through the line, but for some cause . or another he seemed unable to nt to mako the ahowcard writing ; ,s ' ..' catch the baa properly. artistic aa wen as reman ratlve WEtK. THIS HERE . INFANT BURRIED. Bill Johnson . threw himself tnre of the window Oirouy u . ! le desira of arery merchant through the Tintlc lineup time and Funeral services were held at again for long gains. He and Men-lov-e Therefore, the clerk- - that can 110. shared equal honors of the day rite showenrda Is indispensable to the Hatch Funeral Service ' home .' sttccewfol. mercbant, In for the White and gaining ground for Robert J. Ivle, six id aS an employe he ia valued in Thursday Will all parties who have called and have reday old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Green. oportion to his ability to prepare Ivle. . Blddulph's fingers also seemed to , ceived ark that will arrest the eye of no personal visit please call again owing to was fell to get thq right hold on the pigInvicatlon and benediction ' err passerby.'' skin, fumbling the ball several times Hatch. Anson offered The in address we were unable to find them. mistake by is therefore neresssry for him Music when it would have meant a touch- was H. 8. Pyne. her who has this work in charge speaker down.bs famlUar with every form -- of wss furnished by the Fourth ward L. W0RDEN, Percy Anderson and Boardman and Dr. Pyne. ter that wlU most effectively I Relief Societywas lwarks en the line. Ttnw ti interment Rug Man. cemetery, where the grave was ded and again Percy would be back of every novelty in deslpilnf the Tlntic line just as quick as the itfcmeut and artistic embellish icated by Dr. II, 8. Pyne. Phone 544. Monthly d- hall was in the hands of the back field, throwing the men for losses. s Tlntic could teach the Provo a good lesson in . tackling. Most of the Provo important tackles were around the neck while the Miners tackled low down ' around the knees. With a little more ex perience the Tintlc squad would be a formidable contender for championship honors.- Another carload of HEATROLAS waslufloaded at the D. & R. G. W. Freight Depot, Tuesday, October 9th. They are selling Jast in Utah county. Fac tory Demonstration is now on at our store Come i ndSeeemCBuy r'yonSi HECTROLA nowl Don't ffixon Taylor M , mamiest. ed Come In While Carload Is On! - Think of that Old Range i How for a Moment Convenient - . Utoot as it was wnen new. it over. lu Ifurniture-NailirtyJUack- ! -- sanitary shopi Prices, Refund Your Fare BARTON TURNIP TURE Provo. Provo, Utah. IN PROyO DELICIOUS E AKERY T : Ask your grocer! PIES fiTflPF. WINDOWS k r ti tcev j V: - . that'll provide just the right "finishing touch" to a good meal The kind , That's the kind -- you get . J ; here fresh every day. '- j won .,?... . ' Phone ' STEPPING STONES TOjSUCCESS 7 Onr mby ywirsof experience, during which re have constantly sought for th 3' . B W i H D 1 , - better, more pleaalnt way, have been the - steppins stoaes to our present snwesrr. ? . !, i jut - HARRIS ! ' . . - Yery V; -- r " J wsuMe9 j " 1 V 4 :?-- Easi CsMrta If- -." Strut - III' r Reasonable Prices. You Know How Roy Elliott ; ' Serves Them We Make 1 r::' ' a Specialty of liui - Our Noon Lunch. - ; , . iSJU,r',,Tj. . ;t " 2L"Bl?rTfT. ELU0TT& Vw." Fluff Rugs u I ' "Can In"MdrSeelJvrr" 3. 'SkssaiBWijBBmaWsWBBWsaaj ft - |