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Show ' ." . 7. THE PROVO HERALD, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1923. r PAGE FOUR.. : . J' V An Exceptional Offering Moncky,9a.m. $ m m fwjs i r 35 . On Terms $210.00 -- or lem. 11 Great .uu w ,v " ' v lw Mi - - . PAIR TrapftratsTBultOT - ; -. ' g--"-- r-l- -" -- j I Crime into our store, "The Sign of Musical Prestige," Hear the two leading machines of the day Brunswick orrer and Edison. Hear compare be,your own judge, then after you have decided, let us explain the wonderful to- be to the free A absolutely given $600.00 of person piano 60 we make to the first purchasers phonograph. selected December 24. Just think! One out of 60 for such a prize! Don't hesitate anyjonger as these tickets are going fast. Pay your deposit of $5.00 now be sure of your machine and your ticket on piano. BOYS WILL BE STOPPED HERE OF MUSICAL PRESTIGE" SIGN Police Also. Determined to Keep Juveniles Out of y is fi v a sT A. Juvenile "clean-up- " crusade has begun in Provo and the crusaders are Chief of Police Wren Wilk-ins, City Judge James B. Tucker and City Attorney Jaceb Coleman. That's the objective of the AUTHORIZED BRUNSWICK "AND EDISON DEALERS urgent progressive group. Out of its maze of confusion, it Bervle. International Nw was apparent that four factions 24. The were warring for the coveted ofNot. WASHINGTON, fice. Their candidates are Senfirst session of the United conference on liquor and ators Albert B. Cummlngs, of Iowa, dope imngFlliur "wltt be held fOt-Uw- i, candidate for reelection of Kansas, Republican on. Tuesday, November 27, Curtis the state department announced to-- "whip"? George H. Moses, of "New Hampshire, and George W. Norrls. . day. The American commission will be of Nebraska, the progressive group's headed by Assistant Secretary of candidate. the Treasury McKenzle Moss, while UNIVERSITY BAND. the Canadian representative will The Brlgbam Xonng University be R. It. Farrow, commissioner of band made its first concert tour of customs. the season to Salt Lake Friday, SENATE ORGANIZATION pluylng at the Jordan high school. BRINGS ON NEW TANGLE the West hlKh, the Jackson Junior i high ami at the Hotel Utah. .A pro- , I International News Service. grata of classic and popular music Nov. 24. Or- wan rendered. WASHINGTON, The B. Y. IT. band is the largest ganization of a new senate was up lu the air totluy after many pre- - college hand in the state, comnris- liminary maneuvers for election of lug 40 pieces. The- band was ac- a Republican presiding officer, with coniiiauied by Carl Christensen, , Its vice presidential prestise, strnc;; li.s.s soloist, ana Miss Klvera a series of snags planted by the in- - Creer, reader, who rendered spe- , f State-Canadiu- n :'barles ' jJ1 f ; II I ' " ; .L IS I - ! - .. - r cial numberi. It la expected that the same program will be given in southern Utah later in the season. The band is directed by Prof. Robert Sauer. H. Latimer, pioneer banker, precd dent of the Horton National bank clean-nprnjwdnL Saturday morning; Judge Tucker's here, waa dead today at his home was urongea with ooys after an illness of two years,- - Lati ramraiu of high school Some were there mer came to Seattle 41 years ago to answer toage.' smoking charges. -.- PIONEER BANKER DEAD. from Klrkwood, I1L, and got a Job uu era were accused of baring been International News Service. as messenger for the bank of which In a pool halt , SEATTLE. Was- -. Nov. 24 N. be later became the head. Those against whom complaints naveDeen rued pleaded guilty aad listened to flvmdnllar flm nth complaints are to be filed, according to imei niiKins. "A determined effort will be made SI to enforce the laws as effecting minors," Chief Wllklns declared SatnrdflT. "Ravi ana tint .1. lowed to smoke, or to have tobacco In their possession. Any boy caught xm i. kvif will be arrested. I with'Thetobacco , ' same will be done in the f nool hall elenn-im- . Rnva nnrlur 91 1 A V of age, found in pool halls will s Z "1 , iw l years , I t. be arrested." I - V. 5 . Judiie Tucker evidently Is in com- ' 1 W ' "vv ,Y I nlete smionthv with (ho nnliro '" . 1 vt-- y . , f t ' ,s ,"ri clean-n- efforts if Saturday's court J t f -" yX kJf ' session is any indication., vJ-Vi ,Pool hall nronrletors Interviewed Insisted that they were doing every- mine within their power to keep minors out of the holla and de clared they were pleased to secure the of the police and court. TJ IB' B in mi ii i I II M : f MM III for orgaiiF zation of sugar beet growerg on a coiAnnity basis the association has outlined its purposes as follows: To make a careful study of sugar beet production and marketing and formulate a plan of organization which may be modified to fit the conditions of the various states, to of sugar encourage organization beet producers, uniting them in state and national organizations; to place at the disposal of beet growers data regarding the cost of production and manufacturing of beets as well as extractlonjjer ton." I YOUNG, PRETTY, WE ALTHY AND SHE WANTS A HUBBY anti-tobac- rtf' II P In is on display at Let Flowers Complete Your Thanksgiving Festivities. If You Entertain at Turkey Dinner, Let ' Flowers Radiate Your Hospitality. ' If You Are a Guest, a Gift of Flowers Will Express Your Appreciation. . N. First .West, ProUtah. T.s - v,";.V" jCT J ' 'il lJ'fJ ,7, ft ' p LADIES' FLORAL CO. The ' Ml -- Over and y'V FLOWERS is the best low car in America today. priced for THANKSGIVING - of-thous- Formulation of plans for oganlza- tlon of branches of the National Beet Growers association to cover the en tire west began at the Utah State Farm Bureau Friday when Ephrlam Bergeson, president of the bureau and the national beet growers' orga nization formed at a meeting of growers from the western' states at Denver, 'Oct SI and Harry C. Park er of WclbjvlUe, secretary, met with Frank Evans, attorney for the bu ean. The plans will Include a uniform growers contract for all the west THANKSGIVING DINNER Fruit Cake I Our delicious Fruit Cakes are made from a famous recipe. 50c POUND " Layer. Cakes, all kinds, 49c each. Phone Yoiir Order Early pnovo BAKERY Phone 334. fl jj. Overland tMf BEET GROWERS ! )jt-f i f ?X: . , 'V GLORIA FOT. DETROIT, Nov. 4. Hey, fellows I Wealth, happiness and. a beautiful wife; Some young man wiU win all three if he can convince Gloria Foy, make her a desirable husband. And JietreBSrtharhf-wouI-d , furthermore, keep her so convinced for 10 years. MissFey, once on understudy of Marlllyn Miller and now a star of a current musical attraction, has mvlved $1,6(0.00(1 through the vljl of her uncle, Richard Foy, wealthy coffee planter of Klo de Junelro. She gets a third of it immediately. Tie next half million is hers And the third and last install- lonly if she marries before she is 2 nictit comes ten years rrora ner wedding day, II sue and bcr niubuud still are living together happilr. , And she says she hasn't a proa;)cct in .the world. Call and see it, or telephone 138 and we will drive out and demon- strate. two-t'-lrd- MARBEY .... ji and be assured of the choicest flowers. Lots of other flowers if desired. Ufa "Flora Utah County Agents. -. ORDER EARLY -- & of ands- - beautiful Chrysan- themums. Mums stand out above all other flowers in the parlor or worn singly on any occasoin. Mums are a Thanksgiving flower. PENIIOD the 1024 crop agree ments with sugar companies.. The men are making a survey of sugar growers' corporation and to deter- mine the extent of production in each district. " Recommendations of the Denver meeting expected to be incorporated within the organization are: Orga nisation of grower factory units use of hmir time contracts with ex clusive irrevocable agency in the as sociation ; of all associations to form a common policy to determine relationships with factories Snd prices; organization of all sections that are not now orga s nised or that have less thtn of their acreage signed of producers of raw material and factory groups so thai - ll The New 67 I 1 1 -- o CONTRACT FOR t i i YOUTHFUL SMOKER! FINED IN CITY COURT PROW, i ii mm - Pool Halls. i mm M il A It vy lioth will make a profit ReCOgHtzlng the need? SMOKINfrBY - 'THE il - M IE ance on easy monthly LIQUOR CONFERENCE. It Plaids inH colors. We make it easy for you to buy a Bruns--- wick or an Edison $10.00 down and bal- i I SEE OUR WINDOWS concert and Can you thjnk of any gift that can compare? "i i i i IIS-- . Slze66x80j $4.25 value. me proD call. ' ;;m I 'LSI.' with you, to entertain. Famous dance' orchestras and 4h e .. bright lights of ..the vaudeville stage will be at your beck and f. - -wsr: operatictarrwill live 1 mm 29 '' ; ' mm an I B 151 1 Lm JE4isonj-th- at win soiye .1 raiiirw Those dull nonrs. banish them! This Chyjstreas give the the family a Bruns wick , EvefyZYear IVfA Good Music In Your Home i ThK RILE1RH MODEL ntappy' Boys u m ... Kg . Pairs 50 275 West Center. |