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Show THE StNDAY IIEItALD, SUNDAY, DECtMEER 20, 1325. PAGE SIX L D. S. CHURCH SERVICES Etfery Garm ent in EYEXLVG MEETINGS IN ALL WARD CHAPELS BEGIN AT 7 :M O'CLOCK MUST::B,MOVE aae-rimr- iic SECOND WARD Miss Grace Linton and Joy Clegg Will be the speakers .at the second ward sacrament service this evening. Musical numbers havs ahw been arranged. v- THIRD WARD pedal Christmas nVusical pro gram haa been arranged for the meeting of the Third ward this evening. Dr. F. 8. Harris win be tbe speaker. Everyone is cordially g Exquisite , FOURTH WARD. musical program has been arranged for the meeting at tbe Fourth ward this evening. The program will be under tbe direc tion of Prof. Ernest Paxman. The public is cordially, invited to be I Sure to Charm and Endure present At AnderBerg's you will find the choicest gifts.' Here are pieces of Jewelry of sparkling lustre, novelties, so unusual and prices so moderate that you are sure to please your pockets 1 : r ' eating musical given." from' the least expensive to the finest. . .: fv H km if' ': ; games 172 , The Coke . Plant broke J he high tea m score with 2248. ' The - Blast J.Furnaxfea made good their game with the American Co., by, defeating them 2000 to Ei-pre- -- MEN DEFEAT v 1793. No . ; , tournament games wilt be played until December 29, owing to tores being open late and the general holiday spirit among contpst-nt- OPPONENTS s. ' The warmest games yet played . COKE PLANT. In tue, Commercial League tournament D. Welch wertf on the Armory alleys Friday C. Keikley . Sight. Two rival teams have teen looking for this game far Rome time. Tbej were the Coke Plant and Blast Furnas of the"Columbi Steel Co. The' Blast Furnace was picked, as the,; favorite team, but tbe steady Consistent ' playing ' and the bench talent of the Coke riant eatdly won them the gttnie. of the jCoke Plant niade two ief high scores. They were; high Individual score for one game, 201 i high' individual average for three numbers ' Price will 331-- 3 be j BONNEVILLE WARD'-A- t- - : 133 159416 ...... 137517 116 2248 748 738 762 BLAST" FURNACE. . N. McKee ...107 116223 .. 91 107 175 573 F. CorneU F. Stark 1 .i . .' ..147 169 162478 W. D. Evelyn ..160 162 166-- 488 87 87 .. D. Van Evera Totals J ... ... Totals .628 619 772201? Its Best The three leaders in Radio eniA De Forest k . . .....1.124 138252 ........116 .......146 158182486 ........161 152 148451 . 1- .... , Radiola LIKES TEACHER. Dear aSnta Claus: ' I am nine years old and go to the Maeer school Miss Matthews, is my teach, er and I like her llcose bring me a doll and buddy Candy and- nuts and an orange. . My .stockings wil! . V be where it always is'. With lots and lo' of love, . 'Myrtle' Bennet .;' ;V'i 1758. 6 E. Hi 1 "OREM LINE for and i RADIOLA SUPERHETR0DYNE With 6 Tubes ft , Economy $1652- Now is the time for a demonstration. Don't lyait until the last few days and risk disappointment - Sold on Easy Terms I - j H fieovarv wwi . CHRISTMAS EXCURSION, REGULAR FARE ROUND TRIP Ask your Henry I. Moore and D. P. Abercrombie, Receivers Coaster Wagons and Steering Sleds - y: The party walk almost the whole length of the main alttle to the third pew from Ube pastor's plat form. There it's .seated. Theni down sits the congregation. ' The service is no different from any other Congregational church service; The sermon is something ; gifts . . j ; , Check your ; Christmas Shopping list to include: Books .$4.00 to $10.00 Priced from Fleetwing steering sleds; strong, speedy, durable, ....... s wftlsked nowhere except ahead of secret serflts men. i i wake HOUDAY EXCl RSI0N. H The Orem line baa announced, its 2 usual excursion rateof one aadjone third regular fare, for the round trip during the Christmas holidays. Tickets will bo offered or sale be24tb, 25th, 81st ginning December ' and January 1st returning good to Jan. jlth. DO limit v W MONDAY ALL DAY YOUR XMAS SHOPPING 7 varieties Fancy Creams UTAH A p85c ; MDEDDICC UUUIULRUILr.J fancy late .variety, lb. - Large Sun kist, dozen - Fresh PEAS Tender DATES rttl , 29c ,35c :.. , NUT BUTTER . v; . ' LEMONS -- ... BEANS... - ',.- - EariyC-.'.Jun- e, wub 3 cans is Fresh Delicious r k .Ui v OCw 2 lbs ;0C Large clean 'Cn pink eyes 5 lb 43 C Large cans Leather Brief Cases The Finest Stationery Roycroft Hammered Brass Tooled Leather Bags. " Jim ' May We Show " - VEALCH0PS...Kib-,b.22- BEEFSTEAKS.;; ' These Gifts? Co. . . , . . !r...,.,iOc c . YOU TAYLOR MILK Under-Ar- m -- CONSOLIDATED IVapn & Machine TD . v er Call while Stock is complete. , PX NUTS tQ liuil 5 lb. "boxes V All new 4 lbs. Fountain Pens Greeting Cards Eversharp. Pencils 125 to $3i60 . . $1 priced .7. .. Also Coasters, Velocipedes, Ice and Roller Skates, Scooters, Air Rifles, 22 Calibre rifles, etc. They all make durable Christmas presents. Sec them on display in our windows " PROVO them. jfeceivea- , . . agent' for particulars Salt Lake & Utah R.R. automobile Dread of Attack By CHARLES P, STEWART. VINEYARD WARD NEA Service; Writer. At the sacrament meeting of WASHINGTON Sunday mornVineyard ward this evening Raymond Holbrook and Wlllard Haw- ing, a few minute before 11. The i& kins will speak. Musical numbers Ffrst Ipongregatlonal church, Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor. . will be rendered. Tenth and G street, here in Wash' ' . ington. ': ', ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. J. W. Atrd wishes to anThrough the mala 'door, thl? time, nounce to bis patrons and the public come the Coolidges. They're pre ceded cf a coupio of ushers or are they secret senrlca men? "They are followed by another pair. There' no use mistaking them. They, nn quesUonably, are of 'the secret ser vice, Rolls-Rac- An Yes, What a Life To Be In Constant .... Let's visit the folks during the holiday season. . 4 President Coolldge lifts bis plug & to the crowd. Mrs. Coolldge smiles The ami whisks them affably.. away. It wblsks Chf secret service men likewise. What a life! to be d up-setti- ng ttmm. If lees of the Grandvlew ward this that during his absence of two rather out of the ordinary, for Dr. evening Kart Bentwet and Elsie weeks in California the Alrd hosis Pierce an able exceptionally Boss will be the speakers. . , . pital will be closed... t 3 speaker. TDtPANOGOS WARD The Coolldgeg behave as any other CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ' CHURCH human beings would behavo. tinder , The speakers in tbe Timpanogos First chnrchof Christ Scientist similar ward this evening will be Albert circumstances Mabey and Karl Davenport Musi- No. 80 north University avenue. There'a the beuedkitlp. rr Tbe Services are held" efery t Siinday cal numbers will also be rendered. morning at 11 o'clock in the Chris- congregation is standing. It remains tian 8cience Church. The subject standing. The Coolidges" and thefr SHARON WARD Harold Knadson and Wayne for 8unday will bf Is the Uni- secret service attendants are filing out o( the pew now, however. Some Kartcbner, returned njlgstonariea, verse, Including Man i Evolved by of the congregation has been snoop rr will speak at the 8haron ward sacra- Atomic Force."! ment services... Sunday aehool at 1 :45. Wednes- ing out through the side door in day evening meetings are held at the meantime, to Join the crowd at 8 o'clock. A free reading room the main entrance. The LAKEYIEW WARD Returned missionaries Victor Is open dally from. 2:30 to 4:30. bulk of it stands at attention until the Coolidges have taken ,tbelr de Taylor and Raymond Ross will be -v-2-r. ... parture. .' r. the speakers at the regular sacrament services of Lakeview ward this evening. Severaf musical selections have also been arranged for. - ' A complete assortment of the celebrated ; Heider Coaster Wagon with non-ti- p auto axles almost impossible to upset. No danger in coasting or Q'Ciofve piAS PRESENTS 1,'. - RIDE THE SyVEATERS .Fanrer Brothers Comp any ..129 ......2 3 Visit our large Toy Department Llne-baug- 603--17- I' Reduction on all Fancy Slippers 10 . .... .... 1-- OUR STORE IS FILLED WITH MANY USEFUL ning Prof. A. N. Merrill will speak. A splendid musical program will be rendered. .PIONEER WARD The following splendid program will be given in the Pioneer ward this evening under ' the direction of the pnblic service bureau' of the B. T. U. vocal solo, Miss Helen h Glaxler ; resding, Miss Jewel BLAST FURNACE. ; piano solo, MisTheort 84 ll3v-8-35 RrorneH solo, Myron W. Kennedy ;.,..;i28. 157 135 420 Johnson; trombone West! 80 minutes talk, Miss Thel-m- a W. D. Evelyn ..,.154 161 137-4- 52 Huish, returned missionary; N. McKee ........151 133 109493 cordF. Sttrk 178 157 155 490 vocal solo. Glen Gnyman.. A ial invitation is extended to the ' 740 701 6492090 public. Totals AMERICAN EqPRE88 CU MANAVU WARD'. i ... 93.111 105309 0. Adams .'. members of tbe Manavn ward L. Vincent . ... 03 118 130 341 Themeet in their new chapel for the 51. Beck ... ...103 139 118360 will time today. A special program first C. Elliott 155 150484 ..17a for Sunday ...100 100 100 300 has been prepared services Dummy will school and tbe evening! be attended by the members of the ... . .568 622 Total stake presidency who will address 1 TEAM STANDING. the audience. Patriarch J. B. Keeler Won. Lost Pet chairman of the building committee, Schofield Auto 0 400 O. K. Hansen, former chair 0 . 1.00 Mayor 8 Coke Plant man .of the building committee and Utah Oil Co., L Dr. Hugh. Woodward will nlao speak. J500 Tellurijie oMtorrrTr. 1 1. Special music numbers wW be 1 Blast Furnace. . . . . . . I .500 given. ' Hansen Catering .,.,0 .000 afternoon and evening Tuesday 1 .W Am. Express Co. ... .0 there will be a ward reunion and a .0 2 .000 Postal Clerks . housewarming. The afternoon pro gram will be for the children and ' in the evening a program and dance GIVE IH.M A SCOOTER Pear Santa Slause: As Christmas will be given for' the adult mem is near I though I would write and bers of the ward. tell you what I and my little sisPLEASANT VIEW WARD want a schuter ter woltid like. Elton Taylor and Robert Souter a bow and arrows and story book, some candy and nuts. Sister would will speak at the-- ' Pleasant View like a doll, chairs, and table, some ward this evening. 8pecial music dishes, candy and nuts. Please think has also been arranged. of tbe little boys and girls. . GRANDVTEW WARD Wish you a merry Christmas ad At the regular sacrament serv- .. Ilayy New Year. Duoald and Lavon' Roberts. ' - 557 W. 2 33 DRESSES t t 4 .4: DISCOUNT ; ) on all LADIES' AND MISSES' DISCOUNT on all SILK AND WOOL tbe regular sacrament services of the Bonneville ward this eve- , J. Watson II. Mafsiu U. 201 179 A. Lent 116 E. Van Wageneu Radio At . - - i Price 2 'to l 5.1 We are here in business to stay. COKE PLANT ; . SIXTH WARD Lowell Varley and H. M. Hard ing will be the speakers at tbe Sixth Several inter ward this evening esting musical number will be given. . Anderberg Inc . COAT - GIFTS THAT LAST Jl West Center at 1 , ; FIFTH WARD Returned missionaries Glen Van Wagenen and O. L. Pearson will speak at the sacrament meeting of the fifth waftd thitf evening. - ; , t'" Before You at V ; i ' EVERY CHILDS - Invited. pities itiai. iiiii,a Kcdi eaviiig iu cvcij tuaiuiuci. EVERY LADIES' COAT ' A special sl utaxviii Come and Get iOur Prices A j Department D! Ready-to-We- ar FIRST WARD at the regular ervles of the First ward this evening will be George Harris and Glen Vincent returned The speakers i; 22c v PAPER COMPANY ' "Your SUtloner" PROVO UTAH IDAHOl TAH iV 1 . x |