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Show PROVOEVEKINr. HEft A T IV PAGE TWO dolls and Dorothea's wlil be made into one beautiful and aid Bill's tricycle will be fixed up fi am other tricycles which will no doubt be brought la by some other little boys and girl. "I've talked too long to you already as I have so many, many things to do and my time if .. of U. Just to "show youTthbugH thuf I appreciate what you boys and giils are dxung to help me out this year 111 take enough time to come down to fnur toy matinee Saturday. "Maybe you can whisper ia my ecr then what you would 'want me to bring you this year. r "Well, so long, folks, see you tomorrow morning' at the Strand n broken-dow- BRING TOYS Boston BattleSte- -j (Continued from pa-oe) one year repair some of tbe toy and tluy had gathered for the boyi rirls and the way they chuckled and laughed about it di4 B?y feiWt tood. If the boy and girla who got these present! received as much fun out of them aa did the firemen is fixing them up then I know that everybody ia Provo , waa happy a 77 Mf f j. . very-minu- te " that year. "And then there U Ray Sutton of tne Strand theater! He has a heart of eold. He is alwaya trying to mtke the kiddies happy, alwaya truster?" goes oiit oTlla way to oo them a ' . kindly deed. know there art aeveral 1un-are- d boys and 'girls living ill fine homes in Prove where I left- some miehty fine looking presents the last few yeare. Mny of those toys mauled arsund pretty have- - bet-nighty tsy the youngsters- That to doll I left hsg Margaret's, fori a, In lance, haa lost an arm, while the A coheert of unusual merit is now received lays planned by the Lake View ward cnt Dorothea around the bouse without any legs. Sunday school for Sunday evening on the at 7:30 o'clock, has lot'it electric train gone according to P. W. blink and Billy's tricycle would still Mad sen, superintendent of the oroeen be all right Had it not tnai ganization two wheels are missing. The following program will be "Now', parents and boy and girls, given: why let those broken dowrt toys Quartet, "O Utile Town of Both, continue to clutter tip the living lehem," Robert Robinson, LeQrande I i rx.m? They will make some other, Anderson, Kola Nilsson, Grace Lin' little boy and girl happy if you will ton. . help me cut this year, like you have Violin solo, Luclle Merrill. done la tbe past Take ail of those Bass solo, LeGrande Anderson. broken down toys 'to the annual Address, "Unto Us" a Child is GivChristmas Toy matinee at the en," with .violin and piano accomStiknd theater Saturday "morning paniment. Dr. A. N. Merrill. ' at 10 o'clock. Tou cant buy your Soprano solo, Nola Nilaaon. way Into the hiatinee, the toys will Duet, Robert Robinson and Le' . Grande Anderson. take you In. 'Then tbe firemen will haul all Contralto solo, with violin and of the toys over to the fire station piano accompaniment. Edna Broad- Machine gune, rjxks, pistols and where they will repair and fix the j bent : 'J'tear g u bombs wore u by the toys and have them, ready to give! Quartet, "Christ Is Risen," Rob-mof this ITostnn Xiki--b in driving-oua lift on Christmas. Margaret's i inson, Anderson, Niason, Linton. " libuue two men and tv. u women the entrance of offirers who cunio to quell a dru:it.ra clgturb- - anc wtthia. Aatroiirian ntjd all four prisoners were wounded' dur ing the prolonged excl.ai!;;i; of bul-- n LAKE VIEW TO GIVE CONCERT n , ; ' r ' FEIDAY-BECEMBERS- rliT' roa Wltham's ucquesueBcd ability ence titles than any coach to this section because of one year which resulted ia a .500 percentage, seems ridiculous to the onlookers." Colorado IT had aa exceedingly tough schedule, and tbe game with U. & C. in Ijob Angeles killed the Silver Gold's chances in later contests. BCCLDERTColo." Pfi -- The sfid Boulder defeated Colo eoach-ahimstrvegle at Colindo Incidentally, university is still raging 'merrily, with the decision pending at pres- rado College, a trick which only the Colorado Aggies were able to achieve. , One of the object!. a, regarding "flunking out" athletes, is the prut la the list of objections by the Colorado alumni. Colorado V has been recognised as a scbooi which holds closely to etigtbHityrules, and to this sctioa of the conference it EUftMAKD COACH CLASH al ent. J Alumni of the state university re cently began a campaign to oust Witham, veteraa coach, wlinm fhin disgrace seems to be that of having hi team have only a 30i percentage instead of a championship for one " season. Plavers UlUniatuiB The players on the team, halfback 5? by tha allonX,erence Buck Smith.' have declared them- - i vj selves,. soiiaiy m isvor or w uram, i and have issued aa ultimatum of "a five-yecontract for Witham Ot no olavers." Buck Smith declaroa tJit I Wltham's presence next year is the ofiTv thine which will bring him back to C U. The alumni outburst was sponsor- - j ed by the association, and stated Its our. complaints as follower The university is not enrolling the best athletes of tbe region. M't of the best men are being taken by the other schools. J. When good athletes are at the university they are gener-- J ally "flunked out before they eret a chance to participate in varsity seems far from a disgrace. The pri-- j soary purpose of a university, incredible aa it soay seem, is to educate students, and if aa athlete ia not able to keep up ta the bare requirements of eligibility for athletics, he is ia the wrong environment This phase of protest seems to fee a deJicata way of suggesting that prize athletes be solicited to attend a lovely guarantas that s, they caa take art. music and pass with honor, aad be able to devote their time ta athletics ahd the "glory" of their aim mater. Such a protest is truly aa impeachment of tha intelligence of the C. U.'s alumni association, and the, Bouldar athlute are' to be eom- -' school, with tiddle-de-wir- mended for their - counter-attack- . '..'" ' Gifts. WholeFami ' hneJV FROM AC EM I ar 1 .5. J t (I A Jh athletics. Much of the athletic material in the school is never brought out. on the football field. Athletes at tend school that ars never trained or called on by the coaches. . The material that is put on the football field is poorly coached. The Provo Herald believes that this alumni "kick" Ja oni of ,h' most disgraceful things heard In the Rocky Mountain conference for I many years. To oust a coach of Mv- a maa who has 'won more- confer-- 1 . v - - VT ' lets. Held As Slayers here you Join the crpwds of 4atiy Christmas shoppers at, tht "RiU-Way- " find suitable gifts for all at prices which will surely save you fnoney. ' BEAUTIFUL SHIRTS in numberless patterns and designs - - AY f) V rnx- JF - Electric Toasters $1.50 Silverware yo.U-ca- l - ft 7i HOSIERY OF j ALL KINDS ' -- t from $5,00 to 25c Silk Shirts With one of our toasters Genuine "Marion" - Silver have crisp, hot in the Cam- toastfed sandwiches, when- plated ware uo not conden Electric ever you want them. Any fuse pattern. silwith this woman would be happy ver" See these "nickle values: Vaf f le Iron with such a gift. 10 Teaspoons, each . $2.65 Dessert This attractive waf fler Special ... . Spoons, each 15c, I CT" 9m? 6'- to n ' UNDERWEAR 4& that's warm " - would be most acceptable as a gift. Comes "complete with long .... cord .......... . ; . U0 year-ol- d Footballs leather football A genuine regulation ,siee, all complete for An assortment of WATCH BATHROBES and . INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS A A practical gift for man or boy. We have " many sizes and styles In stock. Special Stock knife. 3 blades i Ifl value. V lil U Roy. Wenrich. (top) and his 19- brother, Robert, of JVeat Brownsville, Pa., are held as the slayers of Louis O. Knapp and Paul R. Fox, coal and iron police men, when the officers endeavored to arrest occupants o! two bootleg automobiles. Authorities charge the two men headed a gang that distributed liquor in three states, to Dessert "Forks, each , .13c, DesserHCnives, each --. . 15c Salad Forks, each . . .15c ff $4,95 Pocket Knives .0(10 HUG .... wonderful present for a boy. See this fine time keeper in a new SANTA SAYS style nickle case which you can EARLY buy here SHOP RQn UUU We have a brand new stock for only of ToyFwhich it wflTpay you to inspect early before Main Street it is picked over. are most novel toy of the The unusually selling Toys fast here at our extremely season, depicts main street low prices.' Below you will with vehicles running both find only a few of our ex- ways QCn ceptional values listed. . . .3 JU only ... DRESSING GOWNS . 50c 25c :.. ... Beyond Compare. Hankies to V Surprise Him with a keen Silk and Fancy Pocket $27.50 Ties Ties if you buy f $10.00 to he'll like Jg ' TUXEDO VEST $1.50 ......... that are beautiful and different them' 75c $1.50 Drums LA -- lit OTHR 25 Jot. 1 &x:2 ounces ; Every boy wants a drum, Blocks at this price you cannot af Kiddie Cars ford to disappoint him An instructive, toy which will delight any child. 20 Made entirely wze, " steel, re-- 1 98c cubes colored ... 1 4 inches in hand-inforced-se- t bri?htly disc wheels : T with rubber tires" AQf Vf, I ...... and pedals 'for over 35 GUARANTEED PURE jumwm orpounas usea 'ernment byth(jm Tomorrow all small children y with entering the parents will receive a toy Rite-Wa- Tomorrow's . Specials Desk style board, I8V2 by 36 inches. Special 98c Desk "Style board with six charts on roll, compart ments for. station, ery, special . years " special . FREE TOYS Black Boards Fnce 3-- "Z some-"b.ox- Mont tbsn pound ai c WJ lor quarter 11 $1.50 to Tools free! : DOLLS What nice ' ........ Games HANDKERCHIEFS. PoJlyanna the glad game, for young and old. $1.50 value ONYX POINTEX -- $1.50 v lit- . ,v- -i .5. t. '. A $1.85 $1.95 pointed heel for $1.00 In a variety 9f color and terns ' 10c to , SSSSSSJSSSSSMIIIl Sill sf' PURSES Pitt., You will find Everyone can play the cutest dolls ways acceptable as here for the cutest girl gift ....... anywhere. . .. jt, al- CQ- -a J $2.75 box i For Sister or Mother ' $1i95 to CQ-spe- cial , $9i95 She'll be, tickled to death with one. - HOUSE SLIPPERS FOR EVERYBODYI HUNDREDS OF OTHER TTJINGS U ll AT DDTfPC VHT T Wn I. WANT TO PAY. a SON! Doll,-beau-tif- eyesl. I pat- 4- jGive tools for . Christmas, A lovable-MamRook dress, nice hair, closyou will find our line com,' Still a inches hig- hvery' popular and: jlete ; and oilhe Ihighest ing extra y at usual quality 2.48! interesting game . . . .. . . w3w , r prices. C ,:,::.;: , .. .."r-..,- Rite-Wa- - ' tle girl doesn't like a doll best1 of alL a HOSIERY In service weight to sheerest chiffon ; t 134 WEST CENTER ST, PROVO |