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Show 4 THE SUNDAX HERALD, SUNIJAY, JUNE 21, 1925. .'AGE TOUR mm T ltd ' " V - m , WL ! U ? ' 1 ft., ilia" Winifred Th&t Give Service and Prolongs Uf Bet Mr J. A. Carter and. daughter, Duua Grmldin of Burley, Idaho, are rid tin la tlua parenOl city wlrt Mrs. Carter Mr. and Ur& J, A. Ward. Aftar fisiting berf for two weeka, Mra, Carter viQ go t Purtknd, , where she will visit. for eeTeral dart, re-turning tq this citj for.tbt remaind er tf the Btimfiujr.. "" 1"''""'l"'lV" Smart ; Summer Hats life r 1iitk K . Bo, whes yea boy pain for servks and U in-tU US of your property! look for this trad vi-:- . .Js"' -;-;x-irif-.-v A &- - all-whi- - te Felt Crushers - The ideal hat for golf and all k inds of out of doors wear. White, ajd a few . ... i" Gingham t l Amoskeag 00 1 a Gingham fast colors, ydfcfc w Relief ' I ., . Fancy Lineette Bloomers in all wanted shades. Special for Ionday, Tuesday V""t1 Aft vShatter All Records of This Sale of . , ; - ; ieEi; Siift Dresses.. A .... Remarkable New York Purchase and Sale I A. 4 VALUES TO ' 95 , values, vard .,..! ' . ......... $20 r, V $n Creue de Cme, all colors. Just the thing for your f ourth ot CI QQ July Dress. Spe9ial, yard r . . . . . v JM ifcjJ . , . Fitst Georgette . priced at $1.49 . . . . V. . .49c Beautiful Satin Crepes t 35c Daify Printed Chiffons SPORTS Washable Silk Radium ; Linen ",T Flowered linen,' guaranteed QOp Rich' Georgettes STREET Pare fnt holors ........... 30 . Bordered:Print8 r4 Trii-H-u Silks, Foulards, Etc, FROCKS One IButfChyne V lot Qp SUMMER FOR EVENTS NEED YOU WILL DRESSES - Women and Misses of 'every preference will have no difficulty in choosing at least ; x; several dressewat this low price.0 Sizes Misses Sizes , Ratine' : J1 Cft I -- Sizes' 1 prices. , , . t. ; ' The New Golf Cbampion Ads, For style, for neatness and for v 'service, they are adrriirably mated. We're offering them ,in " . . a ' special selection. - - Third ATarA Meeting The social department of the Third ward Relief Society will give the program at the meeting Tuesday afternon at 2 :30 o'clock. Two' vocal selections will' be given by Lillian ' Mortimer," two readings by Ada Anderson, a cornet solo "by Cannon Thompson, and a lecture on "Social Aspects ot Education,'' by E. S, : CHUG BEEF Just a short drive, all Bring your parties lots of shade and best accommodations. (We change the water daily) Grand Wholesale Offering Plants of Bedding n. ; T. ROSE PUSHES, 8 yr. and 4 yr. oia, ouch as COLUMBIA, OPHELIA, BUTTERFLY, RADIANCE, ' BED RELIANCE, RUSSELL and 25 others. Any one 75c; any 13 for $6.00; any 100 for $45.00. you never saw before rose bushes , or sucn size at me price, wui uioom an summer, ' V , " 2. BLOOMING GERANIUMS, fine plants in bnd and bloom, 7 all colors, dark red, scarlet, salmon pink, white, splendid plants, $12.00 retailing at 35c each. Special, 20c each'; $1.50 per dozen; ,. :. per 100. big plants' from 3 and 4 inch pots, all colors, Including BRONZE HUMBERT, Special 20c each; $L50 per! L ; - . itrtjgslcs In the puMlme's-Wsttiry- i "Pi' U WOXDOX Two young (UP) Australian .engineers claim to have originated a refrigerating process whereby beef can be kept chilled considerably longer than the 30 days hitherto believed to be a maximum. Their method has been applied to 71 quarters of the meat which arrived here the other day as the first cargo of chilled beef as distinct from frozen ever reaching England from Australia. y The consignment was - said to have been kept in Australia 4? days by the, process, while the Voyage to ... this country MAMMOTH-SIZE- .'' ' . i . $12.00 per 100.J . 4. All kinds of bedding plants any 12 for $1.00; any 75 for I $5.00'; any 100 for $10.00. Iqclude SALVIAS, FRINGED and I, dozen; BALCONY PETUNIA. HELIOTROPES, LOBELIAS, IVD3S, i BLACKEYED SUSANS (thunherglu), MAMMOTH VEBENAS, DAISIES, both white and yellow and also SHASTA and MT. datsies, ASTERS, AGEHATUM, DUSTY MILLERS, BEDDING I BEGONIAS DOUBLE BLUE CORNFLOWERS SWEET SUL--1 TANS, COSMOS, COLEU8. in all colors, SI ANT CARNATIONS, J GIANT CHRYSANTHEMUMS In all colors. FANCY- 8NAp.f "DRAGONS in all colors, "DOUBLE WHITE FEVERFEW, j ANNUAL PHLOX in all colors. RIBBON GRASS, KICOTIANA3, j ZINNIAS, CALENDULAS, MARIGOLDS, both the tall and dwarf, . NASTURTIUMS dwarf and taR, SCABIOSAS In all colors; also f all kinds of. BASKET VINES, including GERMAN IVY, THUNi ...... BERGIAS, VINCAS, Kcnilworth ivy, eic. 5. All kinds of HARDY PERENNIALS any 12 for $1.00? any 7S for $5.00; any 100 for $10.00. Includes ACHILLEA S, BELLIS, PERENNIS or ENGLISH DAISY, CANTERBURY i rnrllD Hinnv PIVVS HAItnV f!HRYHAJffTTTSinMTTMa all .binita flliVTHI'S . mrTDIITVinMSJ nf . anil NwM ....... Wllllatnl v. .... ' FOXGLOVES- - or digitalis, HEMEROVALLIS, HOLLYHOCKS, best double;. IRIS of all kinds,- German, Jap, and Siberian ; Ribbon Grasses, GalUardlas, Hardy Scabiosls, Lily of the Valley, Anthemls, Pyrethrnms, Coreopsis, Lanceolata, Rudebeckiss, Stokesias, 'Tritomas (redbot poker plant) Veronicas, Valerians, l1 - ' -- - Yuccas...- another 63. Microscopical examination failed to ' reveal any deterioration. occupied, . - .": - ..- ,i. N 8 CHOICEST NEW DAHLIAS $1.50 per dozen; NEW GOLD MEDAL GLADIOLI COLLECTION, $400 per 100; $35.00 per 1000. Pbjnt a succession of gladioli bulbs every week for continuous bloom. L. I. VEGETABLE PLANTS ready now. FIN EST HEAD LETTUCE, EARLY CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER, TOMATO, EGG PLANT, SWEET PEPPER, SHARP PEPPER, SWEET POTATO. CELERY, PARSLEY, BEET Any 100 for $L50; any 1000 for $10.00. g FINE SHRUBS of all kinds $1.00 each. TREES all kinds $2.00 up. ' .... f t- tba hottest on paved highway. ' golf Presenting Mr. Willi. StocFarlar, the medal and cupjthat he won la th blue bn Jones after CrsTer, where he onally beat Bobby.. - . r NEWRIETHODOF i staenClojhmgCo ; CLEAN, WJARM, REFRESHING WATER To Sale Lake Miss May Chris- teusen and Miss Afton Dixon are spending a week in Salt "Lake visit ing with relatives and friends. Hinckley. ' "-- 1 Hi-- v degree'' ? Visiting Here Mrs. Emma Lingo of Corvalll8, Ore., is here visiting with her sister Mrs. Bay Bachman. and .This,.suimer more and more of these combinations, will be eeen than ever before. A where the water is 98 temperature and 98 per cent pure. on service " Yoan HEAD.. . t. Visiting Here Miss Blanche Day Ml is visiting to 1Hsjj,tjr..foe' an indefinite time. Blue Serge Goats Flannel Trousers the p-- - Scouts Reunion Troop 3 of the Boy Scouts, under the direction of Benjamin Johnson, will bold a reunion Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. jn the Third Ward Belief Society hall. All scouts and former scouts lire invited to be present they're a Great Pair! : - t Save 1 J n ttiwn-aecti- e'HSrald-Wani- T j1 ARROW convention at. Eureka, iue louge memlwrs brought with them a Bplen- did band which played a couple of selections in the down of. the city before they eohttniied on their, journey. . ' i-- Swim at - Eagles oa Their Way Provo was serenaded Saturday afternoon by salt Lake Aerie 67, Fraternal Order of. Eagles, who wefp. on their wrt to. attend the ' gran4 lodr9 Ka9 COLORSrSTYLES, COMBINATIONS; VARIETIES GALORE Jap Crepe ' Dresses fi" Iccres of styles; dresses in scbrs of new colors, new color combinations, Jap Crepes, ..v1QA newest materials; everything is new about these dresses, at these exceptionally low all colors 13" ... ' .. 1 f:ti t Silk Eatine Special t' f ''csiSMt 3tWte The L. M. A. section will meet in room 200-Sunday at Union meeting. Mrs. Em ma AVakefield will give, a review of the book "Mother Katlbn." Beports of conference and jubilee will be " ' ' given. ... All officers are urged to be present and any members 'who desire to come are welcome. $4-ln- ch VVomca!8 f Tltj'H P) ll Reports Conference " ! l iry !A . . . 10 .. ." . PtPaint - Wood-Clifto- V ... rSfflneto Positiao Mrs. Sadie Aeeepts Lewis, formerly with Oran Lewis, Sjianlsh Fork,, baa accepted a position in the dry goods department of the CO;, where she will be glad to met former Spanish Fork and Payson friends when they are in Provo. new class Georgette, shades, Specially . Wed Elner B. Baa- muaen and Seliua Johannah Broeg- ge-both- of Salt Lake. City were granted a marriage license Satur day. A license also was issued to Henrietta Bell of Spanish Fork and Itynn TJ8carindrns of Mammoth, ho- - were married by Bishop Wil liam Wainwright at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. William Alleman in Springvllle Saturday evening. Creperde Chine . " ! AGENT T---i- limeed U Renfrew Devonshires 4n all colors. iieguiar uc iMi fc3 v ., .. Devonshire Cloth - SocMy--A- - . vj wembtTS." wm Wfedheiklgy" : r- - If of the Belief Society worker of the Utah atake will meet conjointly at the univerunion meeting sity library .at-ththis afternon. The' offleera of, the stake organization, request a full attendance of all Relief Society Bloomers MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY r organizations throughout the state participated la the Initiation. 36-in- ch ... '. J Initiatlotw. A large group ef novice were initiated' into the 40 and 8, the playground of the Americaa LtKion, Saturday at Saratoga. The a'li iptmy waa under the direction, of orge Harris, chef de gare of ( Ian nkinry Torture 678. Several rs; Percales ' - J O Oj-de- . 36.inch Percales light and darki yard ; v- v Hinrklejr BreadeaaU E. 8. Hlnck- ley will Mpeak over the Brownl&f n Bros, broadt-aatlnatatlon at Sunday evening oa the resources and advantagea of Ptoto. Musical Mleckina wiU,be rendered byMrt Hannah Packard, Mla Melba Con-di- e and Mlsa Oerrude Olaen. of ' attractive, new or in In white combined with colors , or black. Dozens shapes. -. - - ' 'ma Mr end children Helen, Rottert and Barley of PerO, IacL, are Tiidtlnx ltr this city, the ?i?8ta of Mr. and Mra. J. H. Dor rant,, . tht Mr. AmniMShnUdt and White Kid Hats Must Have Quality Of aourse, 'moat aay paint is bettr than no VALUia both Pint t ail, tut to give FULL ' plMSing sppearaaee aad protactlTii quality eaa bt mada.' 'U beat paiat aHMt'b Aay ether kiad fails short of tho mark. VfcJtiitr Yrota Inifiina $995 1 -- Theluu Howe CaUfarBte-Il- aa WlUiaiaa kft win for Um AngeK where gammer 'wbooL ? IUIMJHIM.H .I..H.I PHONE 10T ft ill A CITYItEWS " ... . - 1 "HARLOWARDEN GARDENS ,' Grtenport, New Tork . 0 |