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Show .' - Auxiliary Post v. Names Delegates JSrDRMIATJGStiNSATiO, . "jrase" "SaltlIcelVlining Eureka . Mine East Crowa Point Plutua J65 Park Park - y;wktij SPANISH FORK. At a meeting of the American Uefiiojt auxiliary PoSct No, 68 wit Ml. EW ftel- i il wwrawau Eurek Bullion' East Utah ... Brake East 2$ aty Con. Prov , r Standar- d- .45 -- - SATURDAY, Park JO T. .Coal Gol Chaida . fiifclaaa j. EmrrHtd; rrTTV. Howell Iron King JULY- M, 19 Rie Argentina . . JO tt. . . . towing delegates ; wnl&eS'V Alt attend the auxiliary eonveniwa to Alt b feeld in Ogdefl, August 23, 23 ana Am Thomaa- - ' Mar. ElUa"Halea, Mrt. Sara Sterling, Mr. Haael Hugnes, Mrs. Ann Anderson, Mrs, Mae Thama. Mra. Blanche Gardner alter and Mrs: Minnie-uurra- nt; nates named' were MraHatUe Nei-Mrs. LaVina Thomas, Mrs- Eva Jensen, Mrs. Gladys Boyack, Sylvia Mr. Gertrude Rounds, Mr. Swenson and Mr. Emily Booth. The meeting" was held at the home of Mrs.; Sylvia Swenson. A nracfam was felveh with Nadine Hansen giving two readings. Millie music ana Scoffield. accordian Master Floyd Swenson, readings. Hostesses were Mrs. Vja. Gladys ,.Boyack, Mrs. Martha Stoker ana Mrs. Minnie L b. .- T. A J06) . hot'.:...:..... .08 .08 .09 .15H .11H ... Crowns Point Cardift.,r..v.-- -- '4? .CrT Bonanza Central standard Colorado 'Con. . . Combjaed Metal ss . 3.S0 Chief Con Cre. - ,61 Merger Meis Bingham Metals u. V-.:- .40 .65 M Eagle Dragon ......... East Standard .01H .0$ .13 .70 ... ...... - . Bit tar moy .004 Tintic Central . Tintic Standard .20 1.50 Tintic Giant . . . .05 Utah Con 9 Tintic Lead 2.05 Victor Con. . . . I .T5 Swahsra -- 7 rr: .09 '4 J09 14 .09 1.30 .03. '.95 ' 202 . 3; ' . I.5 M ,00 H Eureka Lily: 1.00 Eureka. 34 13:25 .17 .04, ..07 rsrr :40e, 2006 TOTIl 300 $1.55. Rullirtmft Iron King, TOo. 9c-2- Lehi' TinUC. 700 .M New -- Quincy, 1300 '4c O SV4CJ690Q 12.05:1000 - t2M r ." 81c. IQu m: "Silver King Coal., 50 ' 1355 .25 my, 60 03 Method, ".SaalUry HYDROTIIEBAPr,' $13.25. Tintic Standard. 275 $13.21 30c. . W- T4ntic Giant, 50 W- - - -- ..02 415 417 .14 .17 .04 03 ew-Yrk-City corporated States. .. the- is- city - in One Hon of Graduate Nurse f. in charge. tdest United in- - the ' : : - PHONE 517 frill make wood-pul- p Ihiw afW o i ETC. .12 --- .r ' BATHS, MASSAGE, r 7c. Sioux Mines, 6000 provo Be . TlS'TTforth SUiSlkrd, 20QWile. v.jm 13:i2 ....... ,20 n JVtc. 700 Central Standard 1T5 JO 1S00 05 .11 J WeHt Toledor . . ..03 walker Mining .23 ... Wilbcrt .09 Yankee ort. . ..104 T, T: . HUL 1300 i202-3ooe- jrlt'srs Lehl Tintic Magnolia Lead Mammoth nou. Michigan Utah V7 Moscow New Quincy . . X NoHh Ltlyj" SS5 North Standard .04 H Sppqhonogo .I8 Park KtHg-- . 01 Patk Bingham Silver Shield Silver Standard Afta 38 , .- ". Si 2u "JO 30 JO Konold Nelson "PAGE FTVT! t40 1.00 .64 l . EmptraMinw; " gtrtnr JPLY SUNDAY HE K ALU. 'SUNDAY, PROVO-mTA- Ur paper. Byivw-owen-ao- " Dm rant. . " . " 1 PIONEER BAY CH1EB fNANIMOUSLY PBAISE FORK. SPANISH Spanish Forkers will also attend thecele be held to la- - ? melodramatic Station ot Pioneer day A Duplicating program at Benjamin. July 24. the sucecss of guise 'the smashing will be held at 10 a. m. President niuslcRl, "The Broadway A. Gardner will be the or new dialogue Henry Melody," of the day. A sports program ator of Mary Dugan," smash. been arranged for."the ajter-an- d "now playing- - at the ' Paramount Jias a dince at the Arrow theater ,reaped equally as enthus- head resort will close the festivity, iastic reviews from the New.Jtprlt . . . critics at iU Broadway pretniere. Unanimity of opinion prevailed i hat "Marv Duean" represents the film of its outstanding fid, 'T--l feTivcred. to the, work that haa. btw s commented iEe talking screen, Morning Telegraph and other papers expressed- - a similar opinion with equal force. The new picture, which had been "heralded as- - triumphant- - achieve preview some ZirtaaTlloHywooddirected by, Bayweeks earlterpwas ard Veillcr, author ofJhestae play "The Trial J Hary Dugan." In rruttunrand method of narration, film adhered closethe ly to the play, which ran for a full season on Broadway, and is now being played uere and abroad by eighteen road companies.Sppcial praise was voiced py re- ' ; Many Provo Wptnen At Gqokihg School i ,, . A large WORLD'S LAR'G ESV B UILP ER OF EIGHTS number of Provo women sored by the Utah Valley Gas and Coke comtianv at the Elks' home Friday afternoon.... The ChamDer TaBgeyattcndance prize, was given, to Miss Delora Moore, 68 East Second South street. Miss Moore, ifho is "single, has given the range to her mother ' " g. MM'a yt;fc-Tria- . ii-- 1 Studtbaktr't President Stkaioht Eight, wen thostn at Pact Maker at Tit Mtm riol Day Rait at Indianaptiii -- - . Columbia Bond Co ANNOUNCES - viewers for Norma Shearer's spiea fi did recording voice and for the Lewis StoHev H. "W"'"'- "d naymnna Hackett The last named player appeared in New York in the original stage play. ster-JiD- t wkof - The removal .of its office to M North tJiiiv6rsity Aviimer --r hien operate Eight eight elevators 'in a London depart inent store. one-arm- ed . The average "American- - college Jba studentsujf-.25- . yarietiej' of' ;re-- ' llglous taifhr" serve many new friends. BARGAINS in NEW andXJSED H PIANOS Our industrial loan Lowest prices in the west Terms if desired ROBINSON MUSIC GO. 46 Dis II I A NORTH UNIV. AVE. , .1 Tlaho "Tuning""11" "1 j M", : loaning service. V, ; j : fn trie I DOUron, par ear- - lSOIia-rrasciii- T 7 In 1923, 'smQothert mare - -"-- JIN " - : ".. ' .of the makes of cars were " -- are eights. . M as I ', --L PROGRAM IN CITY PAme KsR)RENwitKReal Indians Partjcipatih FREE WRESTLING DANCING AT . n.nniw 11 - -- v rsraiNGYiLT - ! T Ausp vyjL""" Ices- - 1 other . Strictly Stock Cars At lower prices STUDEBAKEJl offers three great lines of sixes: 1- 'l siricuy siock moqeis seiectea at random by representatives of the Arrericah Automobile Ackti -- " 85 - - . Only Studebaker offers you champion eight-cylinder cars at One-Prof- it prices! , 1 1 he commander Mx $ 1350 to 55? The Dictator Six-(h- larger, Six $S6o to I1045. Studebaker sixes also champions in their price fields. . Z. are 411 prices'at the factory v.-- r .... ,f . BASEBALL EWORKS MLiJ4Lr' , nntr Al III rwr.KHHA' TintlfHTTT a v u lrn ililiu COMiS TU &rxiii , suns and ELK-BARBECU- E BATTLE Z PAGEANT nnvTNft 1: pofrBirtrt-THtLt- rti No other car has ever rerahlishrd tnrlj fn. elusive proof of staying' power - Anl the cars that performed thia great achievement were At the recent Qlympii Showiri London, there were 25 makes ;of . orsasagainsTijinTo,21 At the Grand Palais in Paris, there were the straight eight leads the world Just as the preferred power for fine car- s- MiLITAKi BAKU I A Straight Eight t1 - . 10 hours under the lash of terrific 6peed! Four Studebaker Presidents started. ''to dp this,' and each of the four smashed all existing records. heavenly bodies ever traveled so far so fast. . 27 eights shown ir 1928, compared mfii7 1 15 the year before PSR Alif! mnnril " 11""" THE NE'DICTA,TOR Nothing else except comets, eight-cylind- er . mobile other than the Studebaker President igm cvci even aiicuiicu tu lymu jvr iruriy i eights. .Today 4 Today 88 of all cars built in the United States, priced at 2200 and upward, are ', eights. -- I H to race for. 43 The Trend 10 1495 " minutes. Any good automobile can keep jn s powered-bec- 1 -- vf- No athleter-Iivedhooi- anu inore efficient t and better design. :-- Any normal man; woman or child can walk for hours, but running that's another story. Bugatti, De Dion- ivjicri-cuca-iJcu- . Straight Eight field, such Euroo iu, Renault, are straight-eig- ht the- - straight eight - .C 1785 consecutive minutes. Thmk ofttpresstng on ward for more than 438 consecutive hours at an average speed of 68.3 miles per hour. -- lt aristocrats "as Bianchi, .vUMj)r Straight Eight . eight-cylind- er ' .. : , . . Sales leadership parallels performance leadership! Studebaker holds ryyofficial stock trottD cBAMrton Studebaker,6 great President Eight holds i t world and 23 international records by virtue speed marvels. Thus, entirely apart from its supple motor is smoothness j the and where choice fleetness "the of experts staying power zrt of first importance. hand-bui- about our . 111' rhortograph Repairing THE PRESIDENT Aristocrat by Conquest st ' ileome inquiries utors of Packard and Bond Pianos Expert, ly has the clghtHcyJinclet, engine become the accepted power for the finest passenger cars the overwhelming choice of the greatest engineers of both Europe and America but it utterly dominates is the last the racing thing considered. Efficiency, capacity for sustained high speed, is. the one and only consideration.in the creation of these Our financing service enables you to refinance your auto or household furnishings on terms that will not be burdensome. 11 ,so do Studebaker's smart champion eights lead all the eights of the world in sates, regardless of price, or type, or years before the public emcen-able- s you 'to borrow on your future earnings for the payment of your present needs. and X year, as every year since 1920,. a straight eight woaTthe 500-mi- le Memorial Day Race at Indianapolis a fact which has 'just this to. do with your choice of a motor car-r- - HIS We wilt welcome a visit in our new quarters from our old clients, and hope to make and iff H rt Z4- - 218 West CehterStreet -- 3C ,1 "f I-- - T- Provo, Utah |