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Show THE SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL FAUSSIXi' FOR ' MOTHERS? DAY . By HEDDA HO IT Writ tea for the United Preas) NEW IOBK. April (C. P.) The Easter Fasliioa egg baa bant its sbeU and scattered Its gay color-- . uqjs u ine tuur wuras i Girls is California, Georgia, Maine and Oregon are now well aware of the 1926 styles which Dame Fashion 4aa hatched for spring. It remains (Special te the Herald) PAYBOX. April 2. France Marion for Easter Sabbath, to cast these styTeiupou the street Vt ISew Tort Smith, familiar to bis friends as and (Sijueedunk. Frank Built h died' very suddenly at bis home here this morning from Cape coats will play the Ja silent a heart affliction, lie was- - local notes of the spring nocturne, ' Not for bit home that eapecoata are ond bat they num left business and, coat altuatlon and not Evening Teellhg well. will Jau iip the yesterday ' , Mr Smith was in Salt Lake visit- take us away from straight-linedand wrap-abo.from flared eoati ing with her. daughter and death hem lines. Capes used en jeoat came this morning before her armay be any length from elbow to rival home. Mr. Smith was the son hem line but the mad popular mod of llyrtuu and Bupnenila Smith and els are or finger either was born at Marion, Ohio, on length. Coat colors ran to navy tip 24, 18fi0.' The family came blue, plaid, green and dusty pastels to Utah 28 years, ago coming to in woolen fabrics and black or Payson a few years later. He was brown for silk materials. Collars married-tSarah Haynes, forty-fiv- are uxually far and fur often bord years ago. His widow and the ew the eajpewThe skirt- portion of never is sfraigfht-llnefollowi fig children survive: Mrs. the caie-e- t Zulu Titfjge, Hay, Irvine and ifalph flared, and the garment) is held Smith of Salt Luke, Flojll and about the figure rather than but Harold Smith of l'Hjmtn. Three toned unless the mannish doubie- John and William breasted model Is worn. brothers, Aside from the ' cape-coa- t, the Smith reside in California. Funeral coat Is the daly other services will be held in Payson and straight-Uneinterment ,wJH be .at Sprlngville, guuranteed by Dame Fashion, ,It is new tniH Kaster, in that It has more "armholes, Tery small collar, and is apt to bare em broidered, flared sleeves. ' All coats remain, vhort as to the hem line. Coats will undoubtedly be the Easter favorites of the matron although young girls are turning to boyish IlIAN SUDDENLY OPERATION our The date ia May 9th. It's none too early to . make the appoint- went for a fitting. . UtiONSTUDio Columbia. Theater Bldg. PHONE 884 . . (Special to the Herald) AX1SH rOK&VJtprU 8 Mrs. EmJl u D. Harwood, wife of William Harwood well known farmer of Leland died at- - an earl; hour Memorial Friday, at the Hughe hospital Mrs, Harwood underwent an operation a week previous to bef deals fof iehdlcltli bufThe disease waa in such an advanced stage that she could not recover. - She was born la England. April 23, 1880. Her parents were Thomas and Han-no' Elizabeth Piuiraore. She married Williura Harwood in 1003, five year later they came to Utah settling In the Leland ward which has ever since lieen their home. She in survived by her Unwind and the following children.: Houier, Edna, lh-slPhylls, HunnHli. Joseph J, Elinor T., and Heury 1). Harwood. all of Leland ; also her aged mother, Mrs. Hannah Richards of Suit Lake and two sinters living in England. The body.is Mug eared for "by the Anderson Undertaking company. Funeral services will be held Mon day at 1:30 o'clock from the Le Interment will land ward chapel Ic in the Swinish Forrarjrceme- tery. . ut h h Feb-rnur- y - Balleri es $ 10 A.'. d Cleaning Co. Provo, Utah V Phone 125 95 N. U Ave. "A SQUARE DEAL OR NO DEAL" 2 year guaranteed batteries for a little more. ft National French Dodge v 8 jooms some - furniture, B. Y. U. Just the place for a good income. Worth $5,000. Will sacrifice -for $3,600. ; $1000 will handle You can buy it better n, brick,-moder- near SENI0R.H0P SUCCESSFUL to the Herald.) (Special PAYSON,- April Z.The annual senior hop which was held In the pavilion last night was one of the most successful affairs of the school year. - The class officers .had the arrangements in charge. of us. OWENS REALTY CO. Generators B3 North University Ave. Phone 663 "If you have tears prepare to shed tiiem." II Trovatore, Apr.'lS, 16. equi and our. ex- Modern ' (Special tgrtbgifprardT"'' SrANlSH FORK, April 3. The regular meeting and luncheon of the gnflnlh-l''or- k: Kiwani dub wms held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Ilae Arnold. The meet-Ing opened with the usual spirited eommmilty singing by the members led by Prof. F. J. Faux. Tlte main feature of the evening wa a talk given by Attorney Jacob Coleman of Provo on "The Legal Phases and Steps Necessary In tbe Buying and Selling of Real Estate." Attorney Coleman gave some sound advice to the members on this subject. Miss Ardell Ludlow entertained - with readings and Miss Millie Christmas with accordlan music i ' Guaranteed year For Fords and all cars using a battery of this type. d HEAR COLEMAN iDon't thro- w- Aj , Jf l. your old hat away. W e make it just like new. snug-fitte- KIWANIANS : JUST LIKE NEW! 1 e o e, Not price, js the measure o merit " TAKES PAYSON AFTERSEVERE - p-m- ent suits, wlthTuiedo jackets. Girlish SulU Surely nothing will be more youth ful than some of the. new Easter salts with their little bolero jackets, pleated skirts and girlish blouses. More, tailored than these are suits Tuxedo jackeU with te exactly like a Joan's Tuxedo coat and worn with either plain skirts or skirts with pleated fronts. In mentioning Easter suits, one must not omit scarfs which have dimin ished in size and Increased in smart d crepe with printed or ness. Muffler scarfs made of silk scarf ends are just long enottgn' to wrap about the neck once, leaving two short ends. - Thlr- - short searf ties at the side and the smartest way of tying the knot is to double one end so that it forms a single, loop when the single knot Is tied. Easter Gowns. could be written 'about . Columns theownn cfllhia Eastefciltyr-tai- n that every woman will wear a new gown since unusually pretty models are' selling as low as $15 In most stores, colors nave never een more assorted since ; dark shades, bright shades and pastels are all thrust upon us. There' ia no- - xise of being snippy about buy ing a cheap dress this year since is purchasing . little '$15 frocks as fillers-I- for the wardrobe. In soft pastel shades they are a dor- band-painte- , $1.50 complete overhaul, 2.5(bii. RADIATOR SERVICE Among the speakers wss Kennetb Haymore who is president of tbe Me'sieaa mission In the absence of Ray Pratt m South America. ' He rame for eonferenee rnd came down for" a lslt with "his mother and ' other reUtlTea, able and extremely flattering and since, tbeee popular shades soil eas ily women refuse. to pay more for -. j;, them. Whereasjfoats" bar straight hem lines, dresses invariably bave flared hems or pleated apron effects with the exception of the jumper frock. Taffeta frocks are the most pops- lar of tbe more expensive models s with silk crepes and flowered and chiffons following In popularity. Long sleeves are universal. High necked collars, or Ik. tie rear collars with the - Ways ir : To Panel Your-"" '" geor-rette- ll A : Ml - 5 'Have pictures to show h;IE vnn' iwt hnw th mftni Hill 4 - I II ivL-- w:n i im nitiiuvn tint uctiiaua tu ini; - go to your house and offer suggestions with no S Wf' $i front leaving tbe throat bare are used on most models since the rounded neck is a bit passe this Eas-ter.4fScarf attachments frequently give the frock the 'tailored effect which is desired this season. Skirts i remain as short or shorter than they have been all winter. Waist lines are low ia most cases, sometimes having the Moused rear bo dice. On taffeta models the waist line may be raised a' bit since the bo g dice is rather and the skirt long and fulL I MA I I I I I fx XX" II I ' r . Headlight Station E 1 p ' .;:bbligationr-on-you- I THE SPEeiAt SIX - o ftbctuty sasoline filter, oil" Lv FaO Xlpen3A Close A xLlD SEDAN y furceeed hibricatioo, sir deaner, ores ana 5 disc wheels included at no extra coov Phone U ELECTRIC CO. Automotive Electricians RADIATOR EXPERTS 1 West Center St., 159-16- ' . : distinctly exceptional quality--ha- s on a Nash Sedan ' Jackson Motor Car 145 N. Go. University Ave. Phon e 953 PROVO, UTAH "Dependability Regardless of Profit" ...... '1 - ... v ' . - m i 1 . h-- m " - flfWlf " II JlUwi JM WANTED GirLto Jjelp iake care of baby. Call Mon. Phone 1142 or tSSBtS 425 W. Center. ; A4 MTODAY ' FOB SALE At a bargain 6 room - home,-partlmodern, lot 6x12. On a suit or tbpcoiit '"' A: terms. Call 1050 W. 2nd N: Nash Co., Incv Branch agent at easy ... ..... ..... J A( .,; H5 West Center. 'Phone 201, E H. y $23.00 buys A10 ghields- .- FOB.. BENT Modern furnished Phone apartmenli ground floor. FOR SALE First ward' pasture 1041. the costume rather than contrasts tickets, j Call Jacdb Coleman at A8 In fact, to be smart this Easter one 12 or 789-FOB KENT Clean furnished apartmust harmonise from shoes to bon ment, 180 E. 6th S. AS : ... net . State .and dirislon managers. Well V ; Easter Bonnets. : to $5,000 firm reliable rated pay FOR SALE-- SO chick lamp brooder, Hats are more feminine this East-- 1 iiQ.000 ieryei $10 nine horse power gas en er than last in conformity with the r roof coating, fold wholemore feminine type of. dresses which sale direct to factories, milU, fa,rms gine, $50.'' 68 W. 1st S. Phone 705 A9 have circular flares, godets, soft and other lsrge property owneys. InvestiJabots, loosely tied bows and sof EXcepHonai , opportunity. Rhoda Johnson whose high' soties. ;. I ,vv , gate at once. The Ameflcatt Oil A prano voice is well adapted to II d baits are more popular Paint Co. Cleveland, Ohio. Trovatore, will elng Leonora.. than plain shades. Vivid color ' - r peat-orde- instance, light green may be trim med with a harmonizing dark green Green may be trimmed in a combination of parrot abides such as feuTolulsnngreen and golden' brown. I strike Appier green and magenta sAcontrasting notes which are effec- . , nPIi n i iurquuine oiue is comoineu Iiivc purple, etc. 8traw is more popular this East er than felt, the straw shape usual ly being combined with bandings of faille or velvet ribbon. There are three outstanding shapes which will be conspicuous. Flrst,"th6 ed front brim, secondly, the tarn snape in ail its variations and tntrd- ly, the drooping brim which is cut short at the rear. Ribbon is. tbe most popular trimming item, as this will not be an Easter for flowered or feathered bonnets. Flowers may be used plentifully later in the sea DURING THE TEENS 6IBL 7 OITICB Scott's Emulsion of pure cod-livmin-richfo- Taylor , influences growth and strength. Hit a food' tonic of special value during the "teen-age". AT RETAIL DRUGGISTS lnc tot MS tl.20 iaeott as Sqcts. Skwtcld. M.j. Remember that yourRexalU43tore ... for Safety EASTER GIFTS ience nnnecessary. 2c Mamp brings full particulars. Interstate Co., 304 W. 63rd St., Boom 652, Chicago. - ' ; A6 WELLESLET, Mass, April 8 (U. P.) An extremely rare book, writ ten by Cotton (father, Puritan persecutor of witcheBXand printed ia Boston more than twroenturies ago, has ben placed la - tbev Wellesley College library. : 'J The volume, a gift of MravFarn bam Greene, wife of a Collegexrus- tee, is a translation of the Psa It was published in "Boston in New England" .in 1718 under the title, "Psalterium Amerlcanum,. tbe Book of PsalmsJn a Translation Exactly Conformed unto the Original but all in Blank Verse." beautifully in' 3, 1. FOB SALE roonstrictIy Modern house or will trade for Salt Lake property. Call 241 S. 4th E. " A9 Phone 126-FOR SAtE buby" ""irgy. practically new, cost $36, will take $10, Call 212 $20 Boys bicycle " v' ; A6 . . W. Center. tlo'yd FR RENT One fire and one three Phnri room heated apartments.. A10 2984. ,Cn 66 8. 6th E. FON .REJT room furn. modern 4 apt.Chll924. ' melodies sung II Trovatore.. April Let us show you our Gift Line of Cara Nome Perfumes, Jonteel and other exquisite odors you are so familiar with. Come early while our stock is" fresh, clean and sparkling. ; 86. FOBJSALB-uhmntyp- Wggy.7.CO.. SOW, : 1 - er Edwards. - ' baby ? Pljione ' .A6 lima X f v I m . if ONE-DA- Y ONFERENCE $1,00 ;' r - 8ALEgMAN WANTED To sell the ;famoB. Maytag jOytafoam. washer!; bard'.work .hot "good pay. .' Apply Maytag JBhop. 21 W, Center,;l'hone si .EXCURSIONS.; April 2nd to 6th Inclusive Provo to Salt Lake City and return . Furnished : basement, apt. ; Adults only for1 few hours work week. Pumtmi Opuiaw SPECIAL -C- M2 I Economy Address Lawn mowers sharpened with ma chine, does perfect work. E. Kof- ford. 359 B. 2nd N. Phone 374-- i and f.inTRHl.EArn tra mouev ad dressing cards at borne, t Exper 240S.'l8t(B.' s "OREM is Headquarters for wTn'TED AT ONCE Large milIf you lion dollar institution. want training and $60 weekly earn- - g-g- THE RIDE A6 t- ing possibility guaranteed. . Boi Q, Herald. oil is a vita- that favorably, "ii'OTirsyirwVVariaV'triAruxr typegood, must have some knowledge of office method! hd equipment. Exper-ienre preferred but nnnecessary. Knowledge of shorthand . er od - TWANTED--Re- qulrements: Fair sped on writer, handwriting must be Bros. Co. I Healthful, progress of a child depends upon the foods utilized during the age of owthand throuhlheteensTT ttp-tur- All tbe popular 1 '. UOW.CcnterSt FOB SALE Used new improved tub automatic washer, cheag cbppet . Colonel's lady. . and easy terms. Also 1 used Savage washer ia pew condition, a bargain ANCIENT MATHEB BOOK cash or terms. . Maytag Shop GIVEN TO WELLES LEY for A5 214 W. Center. Phone 86. This Special Six modeled car of nut I BATTERY AND -- J . v .'. straw. 'In selecting the Easter wardrobe one must remember .that, it is most Important '1 to harmonise T the r bat with one's costume, shoes and hos iery if one wishes to get info .the Easter. Fashion spirit By harmonizing the ensemble,- - Julie O 'Grady can wear a $15 frock and a $5 bon-f net, matchod by- footgee -- d- wre land create as much excitement ai r . parti; r d Xd n : i ' & GlJkSS CO. shade and . matched by hosiery. Lixard skin and snake-ski- n dyed in light shades will be worn for street wear by many. Imitation reptile skins ere also much In evidence. This Easter we seem to be going back to fancier shoes as the plain pump and the pUia shoe wjth the single strap across the Instep is replaced by fancy pressed leathers tftnimed ia contrasting leather or cutwork and metal Instep straps. There are shoes with much cutwork at the side which extends over the instep fend is fled with silk ties. Metal Instep-strap- s trimmed in cen ter medallions are numerous. Cuff llnk'claspe are also included. Hosiery is invariably light and of a shade which blends in with . -- " Footgear. ' son. . Ribbon hats are quite popular at J present but they will be short-liveowing to tbe great demand . for ' ' r - I Both shoes and hosiery are taking on spring colors harmanixing with the costume. There Is a preference for , light tan or gray kid trimmed Jn appUqoes of a deeper n .. W ri u snug-fittin- rralsoprominentrror SS " - m l!w0' ' 111 WWrnl 4PskV ' jcVi llLrfi(v ' Rooms ; 47- - con-tras- ts CARBURETOR SERVICE Bosh Service Autolite Service Motor Service PROVO, UTAH" and lanes was served. btgh-eena- Two-tone- replacing brushes ' (Special te the Herald.) PAT SOX. April 1 Under tbe di-rertioa of the scTentles of Nebe stake a mlaaionary reontoa was beld In the banqoet hall at the stake tsb- ernaieUM BlgbU, All cniseion- sriea of tbe stake Including those who bare done missionary .work at borne this year were guests of tbe quorum. A splendid program was conducted by WlU Madaea of tbe '. perience makes it possible to give Ford owners 'the the benefit of low-- . " er prices. Labor charges on No7l61 rr m i ENTERTAINED EASTER TOLD HEART TROUBLE MOTHER DIES If you can't be at home oh Mothers' day", send her the .one thins: that " will mike her most happy .,. photograph LIISSIOIIARIES FASHIOHSOF Utah Lountviv ews i, 1S28. . Prices to fit your notketbook. Tickets returning same day. .Remember the congestion in Salt Lake during. Conferenceno parking places and '' everything crowded. Remember, the increasing accidents on our. local highways "due to. careless drivers? . .Enjoy the comforts of home can by returning dailyn-yoride in comort and perfect safety by using the, "Orem" . u HEDQUIST DRUGSTORES moneyTtDo."? " Ask agent for details of other excursion rates. SaltLake&UtahR.R. - '' ProTO,Utah rrvvvvvvyjjJJ - D. Henry I. Moore and - P. Abercrombie. a "' EWsPsaaBBPlBCT Shave at the HE MAN Recp-iver- aaMAMM - - Barber Shop - WE CATER TO MEN ONLY 3 Barbers on duty always , RUSSELLS' BARBER SHOP .190 West Center ,. A it i |