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Show r .... TICS - PROVO FOCB like Turkey Tw Pleaaant Jkn taken intu cxwtixJ iodty an the allcfed . iharte of. luln uiken a turkey t L W Brereton f Ileasaiit llewZ t With niMHkwMr. andlra. B. Badd; of "Wm dty : arc with frieuri Cor Uw days U gat C ANNUAL E 'Thursday and Friday, August ilr. and Mrs. Mim la fairvinr Mlaa Doro : IT Ike y Hat .fiae-- T W. U)Te of wlta Mr, Mr 'er, Elkii, e "Brown haa W at Richfield frlenda, -- ai returned from a rlsit with . relatlvea. and ..... U Rumtiifir (imm Home-tt- . and r. YOURTJLD FATTERr-WON'FKSTT- H - - "TSAYSIGENT t The arsenical residue situation ta causing "mucli "rtmtvrinif Utah i county, a well an throughout, the AitlMt natiojh says W, F, Hmltb, j 1 flMni.lll ltrillllsl Uf.1 11 llll aT(n. III "The seriousness of tlie sltjjtrfion "T. will probably not be entll the shipping season. The prob- fuHy-reallze- i) fruit Which HrBHydtsfliipr. time. j y the ' L 1 , " - Id California Mrs. Mable Pate of Proro and daughter Laura oi ftalt-LaCity are CUfornla vial tors for few weeks. Jtanxjotber. Bhcwtavecut 4ut ani eb trinMf; the pnrade this year, due to the Orawford- - and family "oH that will save time, -t- hatwill save mon- ey and : that will give a de s Aw; A a i .7.rr,7:T.ir : volt 22.50 15.00 7.50 30.00 18.50 11.50 30.00 19.50 10.50 Telluride Motor Gomp any Phone Provo, Utalr 279 n "In the Automobile business In Provo for 11 Years" B f and are nsel for coats; fact, we find everything from I Wtnps, 7 rocks, hn ts . jnnd - shoe - toA gloves, handkercmefa !and handbagf I ma de In deep 'Wine red shades. One coat-dress- Milady's Thai Thing (In Interest 0M Busy Womaa . MrrMlL . posittre and final. And here in the yarn back of It : Hedda Hoyt Talha About In his kid days there was no cUrg Sen ArrlVes Mr andnars. James a window wfth wluecoloced patent moneys as a rtle to pay the ctrctaa F. Miller are happy to announce the admission leather shoes tflmmed 'with f the 'seten Heritage arrival of k fine baby boy, bora to bnithers and all the circuses billed or black patent leather. The 4 . ITP). NEW Aug. TOItK, them Tuesday." . M play JheJiomeof .lhe . boya Al-Came Fashion r shows no respect for .iuerihant selltng tihem believes thatl With wrttReti a parade at"10'i."m."Bei- ! Un u t prohlWtlon laws! - Her colore for they will be popularly worn. promise-madn good .r, 'ot paan Ptlta art frocks' tblg FalL mv not under various labels such as piaret, with springs eternal as (he for a few days. poets Mng r so on show Hay he and firown, by the way, will be one of bnrgtmdy.vporte, x'hartreuser and his brothers rode the Jolting farm 008 ta SaH , LakeMr. and grenjtdine.' Ail reds from bright the mpsjt popuJirjOf the. new 'Fall wagon tyto town hd patiently Mi's. George A. Startup spent, Wed- vcrmllllons to deep clarets are much cotori ,andali of .the various; dark awaited the much heralded parade. in Salt Lake City, wrhere JttTvogne' but those; which nearest brown shades will be used. Black Arter waiting from about 8:30. a. nesday attended the confectioners' approach the rich wine shades are will also have many followers durm., until noon, a single horsenian they - , most tn demand by fashionable wo ing the, coming season.. A year or so contention. ' y' men. rode down Main street informing " .. grew tired of afej thejar-ohiethe crowds "therer wlir be no parade Xoganite Hera IL P. Murray of Most of ns are familiar with the black a'nd turned to exireiuety ga plnted Is a w.otifc-wr- 4 iare IhlH city for a few days 4aret wdeablchareeep 1 shades aadoJlght-tanSwJIbe4 LogHii Is in in trying t dcscHl the with rosy casts, since many satin again FeCurningtd"blacE. it is pre- feelings of friends. tb a poor COHUtrV 1mV afternoon freck now on diwolav In dieted" that black shoes will become tna., n si a parade and feels he has been Goes t faflfornla Mrs. Anna iiinp windows come lathese shades. popular as Fall advances since wocheated. for Long Even newer than claret in a 'shade men re' weary of lifiht po atel foottto the ''Governor"! orders that Slurry left thU morning . r... wilLflpehd called "grenadine," a bit brighter gear, i .i Htflgrr BroThef s "will parade"at Rcath..CuUfJwberejibe few weeks visiting with relatives thBh claret and more flattering to' Hosiery, however, wilt. undoubted- poon with all cages oiett, that you most women. It is found mostly ly remain In parchment colors ahd friends. way see tbe rinest collectloh of wild crepe or satin frocks of , efihsh return to black or gunmetal uniuwi ever shown. 80 boys and dressy type. . Darker wine shades Iilack gloves have been Worn in American Tark-From V'sltor girls, old and young, see the parade; Mrs. Dunkley of American een tnoiTgn yon are unable to visit Fork- - Hanna is visiting in Provo for a feP. Heritage Brothers Big Three" Rlu davs. where she is Tlsltlng with irainei wild Animal 't'lreua at relatives and friends, ' l'rovo on Tuesday; August 10. Returns Frcm Californ'a Mr and Mrs. J. A. Carter haTe returned to their home In- Burley; Idaho. after an extended trip through California and Mexico. ; ghn-me't- nj(. tUal Jidl-ai-inid- FLEEING NUNS Sixth Annual 1 Pikes Peak Rodeo TO BE AIDED COLORADO SPRINGS EL PASO, Tex., Ang. 3. (UP) Collection win be taken In local August 17 18 - 19 -- Catholic churches next .Sunday for me peneni 01 oesiinue nuns woo Pz whi wine-colore- d It was announced today at the office of Bishop- - Bchuler that one hundred of these nuns are finding shelter in El Paso and 800 more s are Jn Ban Antonio. All are . Emit-pean- who have been teaching in Mexico. , Paris for some time and for this reason It Is almost safe to predlcLl that they will return In favor In America this FalL We' are turning from pastel shades to deep shades of brilliant colors. No by the better class coat or gown houses since Fhll will he a season for subdued itch dark shades. , FARES Round Trip' Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Tickets on iaWugaBt-l(- M to 18, inclusive. - Final re turn limit, August 22. For fares and train schedules; call Drrnearest Rio Gtandd ' ' r." . Agent. t -- must NEW TODAY j the-o- lii wood shingles with Old American Asphalt Shingles if you are to have those values and you must 'employ skilled roofmen in your work. ; ' ; FOR TtEXT 2 modem' rooms and Visiting in Prove Mr. and Mrs: bath room, furnished. . Call At B. F. Morley of Reno. Nevada, are 174 Xo. 4th .West. alO visiting In this city for a few day with friends; FOB SALE Ford t&irlnnt ear. 12.1 Paiht- intpiire City Auto Top New Arrival Mr., .and Mrs. Ing Co. ; ntO Frank Knlls hem ofjprlngvllle ate t liBTChtlTTf EXPERIENCED grocery a ad hard- - ponml Imby boy, born to them yes :ware e!erk desires position. Can terday morning at the. Crane Ala ; furnish reference.- - Inquire "nerald ternlty home la this city. . - orrice. B5 . . From lleber H. Harvey of NOTICE TO FRUIT GROWERS,- - HebetT Ttah,' is Visiting In provo There will be no ' more custom for a few data. r grinding nor any apples bonght for .elder at the rider factory on Jjikft Ordeo Mrs. Henry 1aits ! view rokd this season, so don't Booke and Miss Norma Bandley bring your apples.-r- P. KInnear. spent the early part of the week In " . alO Ogden. 7. . , that kind of-an organization" . a thousand jobs in !the last eighteen months. There must. be a reason for this excellent record. If you are looking forSafety,: Comfort, Roof Beauty, and. Secur ity: investigate our . -- i?pltiiiigle ' -T- nnelght V-- . f Mother visits Mrs. Georgia Wll Phone Apricots. R-aS cor of Attkison, KaiL, la vialtibf in J Pwren with Aanphtet Mrs. Br -rn brick feeaser good . location r will consider .late model trfoiwiblH? as pnrt payment liaa Trip in California Mr. .and ' ' 4 Mrs. James T. "Clayton hare re " Ptione P63 or turned to Provo after a nleasant PROVO. 3rd West . - Phone . 47rt. friends alft - . f ''I ' . ; V TRY A WANT AD J-- rr si am :fc.aaJt;.M..vv.2 .,n.w rnTriaaji aw m ' r X isttii m 11 miiioT Johnny Webb, who Uvea at Norton. Va"., ta bn!y If. out wlghe (1 pounds, hnA bcUcve he is the largest man in tha world for his ago. Ha wetgh'td t pounds at birth. 10 when a yew old, and U4 ac th as of .- Ha otto at s anything and everything and 'ueathhUi thlrtVHhi 3E ' p Call ana have your springs inspected and tightened free : of -- charge. Get" acquainted ' :with "AMliANDER'S.r 'v. Spring Headquarters." - Att Maple DeO- -j dcrn,'W; K. Anderson and famU tes spent the early part of the week 1 at Maple Vettfj , Visit ............. 25,-:v.- - FOR."'SALFlIoseBold"ftirnft!nrt vTdt"lnLoaAngel8r.CaUr,Wlth LWo. . 1 720-W.- at St . ... hr 123 West Center otehese-priceiirTrt pendable, reasonable service. - Ford front . . . . . . $ZM spring. to '22 1915 front .7, .$3.10 spring, Dodge Dodge front spring,1924 ta STfrrfrrf 4.23 Dodge upper quarter rear, 1915 to '20.. $1.79 Essex front, 1924 to ...$3.45 -$4.25 Jewett, front, 1922 to '24 . ;vi...-;T.;vNash, front, 1921 to '24 $40 vV. '.$3.45 t Overland,: front, 1923 to .i ;.$3J5.ri-H- i Overland, rear 1923;.toL'25,-- t . V . Btudebaker standard, 1D25, front $4.40 7. $5.60 . Bulck, standard 6, 1925, front Reduced prices on all spring work. , r .; - 78S-- - . Ourstock is complete, and if youcar isnot listed, be--" courteous,. de--; ZTlow, call and see u for prices. ' Prompt,, " ' RofifiCG - X FOR SALE Get up-to-d- - . .statements.. vour sbrtnar work done at AH LANDERS, ex .equips iJ pert auto spring Bhop. Quf new and ment enables us to save you money and assures you of. spring satisfaction. All oprings. are guaranteed for one year against breakage and sagging, and all extra leaves are heat treated and oil tempered, same as bur " . springs. --- , . iHt TEe-llro- We have pjit on over MP. - 7- Weiiave Car Owner! Mr. Business Man! Only 19r Weighs 612 Pounds rely..- - Telephone ; rath-amo- ng ity on which you . ir r, y sningjes right over N $ 3.00 $11.50 - employ ' 6XCM. " r Dodge-1-2 . -- in Rer-Ro- of 1, rs a Ing ia" to' ,Y6u X. -- -- Koof- can . volt 3XC 15-- Master Blacks and makes corresponding G volt-.- t 6 SAVINfi 1 . econ-- o m y Re " Buicks; etc. n u ... 1 , price $14.50. FASHIONS Shingles" The I. Mr 3XR13-- and Miss hea vtgipenie jecewafy,-t- o main-t- PhylllrMoftimseit teftneaday r In this aire old custom of the Southern t:tah, wbere they win vis-I- t and Fish lake- .circus and by no stretch of imaginibe ation can it lie railed "penny Home Mr. ahd Mrs.-- D. Jt saves thousands of J Returns anit Mraiid ilra. Ailaii pjJL dollars in horses, goiaioaf cagea,,, Angeles, Calif., who for the steam callofKm, costumes, extra past two weeks have been visiting bandsmen, wear, tear, and general with relntives and friends In this v ....:-- . city, bay ''.returned to their home. Upkeep. - Hut Mr. Arthur Heritage, general tnahRKcr of Heritage-BrotheTa - Make Home Hre Steven Big Three King Trained Wild Ani- Day, who bos been transferred from mal rircus has gh-eorders to bis Cedar CitjTto" Provo. where he 1 assistants that the big parade of wnnerted with the Columbia Steel Brothers (Uircu - must plant, with bis family Heritage wflljnake k-Pnrvor-Ir- a every -- dfly tlirtrTfntnre hoBie-l" .; at neon ' . Day was formerty Miss Veneta Bay Behind this order there la a'story. of tbls city. VT . As alriiletbe 'Gqvernbl ifsTie Is known to his assistants, rarely gives fViend-M- lss mU taker Wb "orders''; usually be "suggests," but Mellta Post of Bait Lake City is vMtlKff- - tthe- - hoaae-- of (Bhed Rcbtt. "RightrOverThe Old Wood 1M5 Fords and Small cars 6 volt 3 DX for a aty Special .Pric f Salt Lake few days. HERE TUESDAY BeveMi.o-th.- Regular er ProTO Is .In PARADE TO BE , orchards in thjs locality, have WaT- - inspected for Cndjjh MofhjMfntrnl; An occasional on,ha.fc$.3Mw.iyeij..: good- - control the orouardlsts hut hnye' not controlled 'this pent. end Wi these nicd" we suggest thaflh expense of further spraying together with wiping of the fruit will uut lie so eXfenslve as the loss which might come from the following broods of-- wnfM,--- "-1 "In any ense farmer!! should thor. or rtitghly.. Inspect their orchard fresh" .worm slings ami if the pest rather nnmerona, another Appear Hpray.abould tie applied 'Uetter be wife than sorry',"" ' In I'rovo In ML 'hi been spray-- ' analysis? That j re .ratinef tell, and will nor "know A ..,."I tiiitllxSomo analysis... are made.mirpiwuiauve or me t' n. icpnrr-meof will tie In our 4 state someagriculture time after the tenth of this month. Representatives from (Um to Arkansas A. A .Ahder-am- , all the counties will iHt with blm wwit exectitlve of 'Ihe and analysis will made of repre- jponn'll of the Boy Scouts wutatlve jBnmplei of.fruit-f-- AinerlH;-l'-mkln- ir 'prepratinn! .VIt wag the attitude of the statu for attending the fourth biennial li, aepartment of agriculture, that pos. wuivenUon-w- Boj Bcout exwuHvea albly there would be no excessive of America,' to be held flentemher ygcjjical residue provided the fruit 22 to 2ft at Hot Springs, Ark. ti pus 'week Look at these values for 10 days onjy, AUGUST 5 TO 15 : their summer homa In-- aoothern I'tati after spending the paat two was sprayed liefore July 15, They v. . On Bwlnm P.M. Olso of Pro-la la Sa!t tItyjmJiBalncw for a few daya. to TAUGUSTTtlf at 10 a.m. felt that If the fj raObreesgrays were appllfldatihe jrui tfoui, Ittie finrt mid MHoiut broods of worm Would; he efficiently, controlled, and Ihnt the spray residue would prtir. S - SATURDAY" iSee Thurstfay's Heraffl FOR STINGS n n thy Baaniusea of Fatrrktw returned to her home Tuesday after a few and daya' rislt with reJattvca frlendi in Proto, Starting BusInessJusf Doubunglt! IWATCHFRUIT y . Karl ..Peteraoa. ; " Not Quitting tlrr Vi'Unc . 5th to 6th to arrange stocks and mark down priced Store opens -SaturdayAngust 7th, 10 a. m. - t - libra Whitehead ef Grace, Idaho, are tutting bet wita Hh an Mrs. Greater Than Ever! " The sale that every shopper looks forward to.! OS i Lake.- Si &WEM r boya were CVVY w 7 CITY UE17S NOT JUS AUGUST m EVENING HERALD, WEDNIAY. AUGUST 4, 1925. it tnr VftuU takea U bottles of pop at one 'time to watches hla diet,, tlieugh aha aaya ahs'a .' T haH ax int - ' ' ' " ZaiilanaerlMfe AvFhone 182f; V,';47e 5aiUi,tlnivfrsity ; Afso, see us for expert and reasonable fender,- body, and disc wheel ; straightening. , jLobae and squeaky j wheeja tightened while yop wait. , ; , - " - 1 |