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Show -- PROVO EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY; MAY 25. , TOO LATE FORI PROVO r,IAY0H CLASSIFICATION . 4 1ST28. "OKjlidgiate" Prexy'-Goe- s ltTHf VNNUAL.PIAK0i:00L' f (Ositiaie4 froea Page One) FOR SALE -- Nice brick home, 7t - East Fourth North St. WUt trade the aity handles all garbrse by setblading tots. equity ea tract ting tip a budget out of the Vn-ertaxes for that purpose. This, A FINE OPPORTUNITY tor young la a number of Piaa late H&naoa Summer classes he states, is dona California cities-- at a coet of lees beia Jinx 5th. Rata ail oaa . Private or greaa laatnartioB. than $100 per month, inrludiag the Two availakia. B. T. U. cost of removing much dry garbStudio. PWne KB-evaniia. age. His mveatifatioAa also kspreas-e- d 2T him with need of n coanty hos FOR SALE-Peon- tfe. $1.50 4oaea.i pital which should he maintained 1409 W. St South. Gilbert Fields. I out of the general taxes. Orange ouaty, he point out has suck an taaUtutioa which. Is doing wonFOR RENT S room fur. apt and derful work . la earing for sick. u2S and restoring hundreds of useful garage. 70 K, 2nd South. oittxen to their auranal health each ESTIMATE FREE ea your Paint- year. All classes, he points out ing. Paper Cteaatnc and Kalao- - are given treatment la this Instimlalnf . Sea Goetaa at 130 N. laa tution so thai, the entire cHiaenry Seat, far reasonable prices. Satis-- f of Orange county is benefitted by Its.' act Km guaranteed. tin the same way that garbage WANTED Freeh Eggs. Will pay Is cared tor in many coast cities, 21 He otosen. Alao spring chick- so alao are weeds removed from ens. Sutoa Market m2t streets and vacant lota. By such a system most Pacific coast cities w Cento Thrif- are made more beautiful than are FOR SALE The states. ty Washing Machine, Agitator many inland cities, he type, only $123. Small down pay- Provo's Advantageo In making some comparisons ment; easy term. Jeaaen Furniture Van Wsgenen declares that Co, 57 No. Univ. At. Phone 61-- J Mayor Ju24 Provo in many respects, can wipe for demonstration. cities completely off the map. Our city and county FOR SALE Good shoes for around noma. 12.83. .Taylor Bros. building- is finer than anything he Shoe Bargain Counter. Jv2S saw. Our water system, with a few inexpensive improvements, will surPEONIES FOR SALE $1.50 dosen. pass anything in Pacific coast m28 cities hs visited. Provo also has im No. 3rd West natural advantages for city beauti- FLOWERS FOR SALE for Mem fication not possessed by many orial day. J. a Tark. 566 South Pacific coast cities. Provo's police and fire depart' 5th West, menU are vast improvements over Vof Provo the PEONIES FOR SALE Thomas W many cities the sits Allen, (16 W. Srd South Bt Phone mayor visited. "While we cannot revolutionise m2 llOt. . things m a. day, we hope to make many Improvements during the HELPf LOTSA HELP! coming year," Mr. Van Wagenen Blg NEW YORK, Msy city declared. He characterized hla life is altogether too strenuous for visit as one well worth while, but John E. Eatbert native oT Wis regretted to find"' general conditions consin. After spending a quiet oa the coast so bad. He declares evening at a movie, he was held that nine automobiles are leaving up by a tail driver and put out la the state to every one that enters. a ' strange part of town. Twi Business on the whols Is the worst young wags,, to Whom he appeal It has been In California in many ed, told him to tarn the handle oa years, ha says. one of New York's fire alarm boxes. Estbert turned is so fran. SUMMER SHELF Stock up one shelf for summer. tically that be soon was besieged by four hose companies, two hook Include garnishings - such as pi and ladder trucks, a water tower, mento, cherries green and red a gas and an electric company spices, preserves anfl jfruit juices. truck and , numerous policemen. Unexpected company will prove "I'm going back to Wisconsin; less Irksome with things ready for . said ha. emergency. ' " Given by - al Elmer E. fNekon - ! . itlax ' - B.Y.U. - . Daily, individual instruction. Practice piano furnished with one hour and a half to threo hours practice at the school daily,- - College op high school credit given. Greatest results in the shortest time. J i . " - U COMMENONC JUNE -- Beginqers as well as advanced students. AU intrurc-tio- n given by Vrof. Nelson. Only a limitej number can be accommodated. Private instruction of one or two lesson a week alao may be had. REGISTER NOW - Studio 239-- . B.Y.U. C Phone 723-- most-Califor- - tuts t.rVHc, . : ' .lotiu - ri- klowty more across the slippery sand. 'All of a sudden ta catch " hla Clowny stopped areata. And the fee (lofiped. "Oh. suck a dandy craft. I'll be the goodness me." Coppy. yelled cantata of the erew aad tell yoa you're ao eiuaisy you cant Ttak what to do." Then started Stana," ' one more puak," - the quite an argument , The woodswoodsman cried, "and. we will man loudly laughed. "Now listen, TInymiteaP said give this boat a ride upon the ha, "Just I cava that argument nice amaotfc water. Then yon all to me. I'll settle It quit quickly can hop aboard. Push all together, so you will not have k fight Take boys. Heave ho! Ah that's the turns, while you are oa your trip, way to Hake it go!" "Hurray! at being captain f the ship." The Hwrayt It's floating safe and Tin tea thought this piaa was fine Beauta, wee Scouty roared. The woodsman then said, "Now and promptly said. "All right" Then Coppy ahouted. "How eaft yon'r net ta have a real good we move this big boat out es the time, I'D bet" The Tlales scramsea? It's surely very heavy. nd bled on the boat with loud and we Tin'ymltes are small.". The merry cry. Said Scouty "This Is woodsman answered, Dont you what we love." The woodsman gave fret. We havnt even, tried ft yet. the boat a shove, and as it drifted We'll all Just get behind and down the stream ha smiled and waved good-by- e. push. It won't be hard at all." They shortly found that he was food (Tbo TlayaUta get right, 'cause when they pushed with all their might, the boat be--' hi the next story. WeU,' since our " fine . houseboat . i done." said Scouty wa . will bare soma fus. Just think of sailing down this stream In to ga . ?w, 4.-- . That Was Prety Fast Work, Major -- t V j - Army Teams in Balloon Race 1 f b. NAVAL A GET THE OLD SWIMMING SUITrREADY "FORTHE BIG SPLASH! full academic robee, Preaiden't shown, center, with Head Master Alfred E. Stern, as they headed a procession at the sesqulcen tennis! celebration of Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass. -- There the president had Journeyed to deUver the principal address and to praise secondary colleges., Directly behind him may be seen Mrs. Coolldge, also m cap and gown. Coolidge la la GLENGARRY PLUNGE WHO WANTS A TITLBt "his family more then 500 years. honNEW YORK. May 2.-- An ' DREAM COMES TRUE est to goodness title for $100,000. HARLAND, Ky, May 24 But who wonu a title? Baron Oiorgio Mario Surlani, direct from Boyd Kelly was a reaming be was Italy, is willing to sen his for that shooting himself. Upon awakenamount "But no one la anxious ing, he found his dream had come to buy," he says. "I- hsva had of- true, as he had seriously woundfers of marriage, of course, but ed himself while sleeping. He had most of them are from old women. been . In the habit of keeping' a pisBesides these old women live for- tol under his pillow and - while ever." The Baron claims his title asleep drew it from under the pi- is the real thing, having been in low ana snot nimeeir. nm i .sun, J VIS0RSSv OPENS DECORATION DAY! JJ ptttt TTT7f-VS.II .IV Tpft . 1 1 II ' 1 1 Our low cost to do business and our won derful buy ing power enables jjs to. sell 4our merchandise for less money. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY: , ft Age proved.no bar to apeed in the Curtiaa Marine Iropby race at Washington, D. Cfths other day. Major C. A. Lutz, commanding officer at Brown Field, Quantico, V-- , la 47 years old but be Is shown here, right as Secretary of the Navy Wilbur presents the trophy for winning the flight Major Lut piloted a Curtiss Hawk at an average of 157.00 miles an hour. BOYS OXFORDS 25c 81x90 Pequot ................... Three teams were chosen to represent the U. 8. army air corps in the Memorial day national elimination haDoon race at Bettia Field, Pittsburgh, under the auspices ct the National Aeronautic AaaociaUea. Here are the members: Team No. 1 Captain William E. Kepner (upper left), pilot nnd Lieutenant William O. Eareckson (upper right), aide. Team No. 2 Captain Edmund W. HIM (lower left), pilot and lieutenant Henry a. Fisher (first from left), aide. Team No. $ Lieutenant Paul Evart (second from left), pilot nnd Lieutenant V. O. Ent (third from left), aide We have Provo Strawberries for Saturday. Just a limited supply. Phone us your order early. We will be glad to deliver your orders. " - FOR SATURDAY J1-2Jbs- SWIFTS PICNIC HAMS 01 ZIC per lb. ELBO RONI SCHOOL OF Lloyd "' rJUNE 5TH I. 0. 0. F. Building:; Second Floor RADISHES an- ' . Call . .tv.-- . . BK1DAL VEIL GINGER ALE Made in TVovo, Special ' SPRING FRYS - - .... Men's fancy Rayon , striDes ....... ..i.... .....;25c black and brown ftft ZUC M(m HUC A FEW MOTOR BASKETS LEFT j UTAH FRESH TURNIPS bunches s.'.-va-s.- -. FULL QUART BOTTLE HEINZ VINEGAR vtvrTiF-- :..luC - FREE DELIVERY - PHONE 67 vuv only J Hip booU Red Rubber nr ,...4ivJ style. ,,,,,,,, . I only ' ' i n - LADIES CO OR JJivJJ HOSE iUU - ......50c snTI1.... Pure Thread I ,,, $1,45 ' MEN'S OXFORDS Black and tan calf latest toes, $8.00 value . ... SPECIAL We have ' , i Latest styles and shades felt fri . :03C suk RR ................... .vCII iUJ Straws MEN'S HATS Ladies' Fancy Rayon- - Princess Slips, shadow proof, (1 fid ;.49c Panamas, latest QC Ladies' ers, placed t on sale 300 Undies-i-Ray- Step-in-s, L. D. S. GARMENTS Bloom-- on Teddies, and t com- binations of the finest quality. Values to $3.00, j Come, pick 'em out Friday and $1.00 Saturday Silk Rayon Ladies' or Men's BOYS BLUE SHIRTS SiM 6 $1.95 to 14 CHILDREN'S ;...!. ...49c DRESSES: Fast colors, bloomers to match CAT ,3UU $1.00 value ,v "J3 i: - LJ C 1. $3.95 boots Boys' Khaki , RidinjE Breeches values, Q0- -, 10c STRAW HATS flZZ Whitehead's Cetsh Market ; Blue chambric 07. -- It-2 1 2 pockets I - .$1.85 .....v... RUBBER BOOTS J$1.5G MEN'S WORK SHIRTS wC ..... 10. per lb. ..for... Courses in iallet,.k),.eocntrio, walte doir, tap and steo, musical comedy, acrobatic, adagio vteam work and ballroom dancing;. 777-- J JJC 6 BUNCHES nounce the opening: of their summer term of dancing. Special evening classes for adults. nr BOX SODA Arts LAMES SUPPERS Patent leather high heels " C3 Q C PJiU J $7.00 value Children's Lingette and Stripe Sateen Bloomers. f)C ..AJb Ages 4 to 14 PC ; Luv crax tan Black and Whits Kne MZ ........... !. JitJ np . 4 packages M HOSE. .for ....HC t.T.... Nap- - 1 )liU3 8Vitoll 50c ....... LUNCHEON SETS "f...:...;;.;...........;.;..49c NUT BUTTER JEPPEES ON ' . Fancy Table Covers 45x45 ; only tan Black and to 8 51 25c Pure Linen Cloth and kins to matfh $3.95 CHILDREN'S OXFORDS $1.00 Men's or Ladies' Old or New Styles, L. D. S. Garments; 7C I V.U only PILLOW CASES . PROVO STRAWBERRIES Black and Tan, veal $5.00 value Bargains! t1 00 30x42 each . WHITEHEAD'S ' Bargains! Ladies' Rayon Silk Gowns values BED SHEETS 100-mi- le 7T I Garters i " 24x44, extra heavy, each Florence - Jepperson ' and Venice Jeppersort ,en's PRICE S TURKISH TOWELS . l V M ONEY S A V I N G !Damise - ' Pants $1.25 E V E R Y BO D Y' S I , 368 AVEST CENTER h Shoes J PROVO, A $2.45 |
