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Show a m PAGE EIGHT OUR BO ARDIq HOUSE -- WELL, WHV POU'fVflU m3T SUCCESS, CMdpg IS 'A WAV IKl lb BACK l tmakb oveacoMB Mis s--f AMP fiEfAll w f ,50 vI'SOME ALV1AVS WAS -- fa tAuiTL E .CAM-JDPEME- -- TrilMkW-1UP PATfetfTj Ulfl HV PoiaTT OF t- - I -I- AM' tS, -- 1j r 16, 1928. DET.IOCRATS i AWARDS PRIZE MotASE-lfeAP- S, I QUn,i.CAU5t5 THEM USUALLY Go, MUTlV Springville. Mrs. Inez Knight Allen of Provo seconded Mr. Elliott's So"Relief ward Provo First The nomination . ' ofwon an attendance ciety prise Unanimous fered by the Utah Valley Gas and Nomination Madeannouncement of Coke company to' the ward with .Following the Sm&ot's nomination Mr. the result, the largest number, of persons' at waa made unanimous on motion of the cooking demonstrations given Frank Dusenberry" of Provo; in the Gas Company's office WedNo Apposition developed for the nesday and Friday afternoons. two-yeterm commissioner, and The First ward society, however, was given a close run by the Prove Henry Erlandson of Payson was acclamation. "' Fifth ward, and In order that there nominated by contest Iw the conThe closest wouldbe no disappointments r4he vention on the nominagas company awarded, a , second tion' for developed state senator between Dr. prize of $15 to that ward. and A. R. The demonstrations were given to R. J. Evans- of Xehl Evans winCreer of Spanish Fork, of the famous the merits emphasize on the first ballot by a vote Chambers gas range. .The women ning 241 to 282. present were thrilled with the won- of Allred of Lehl pre. C. derful demonstration In cooking, Rodney and many of them were entirely sented ' Dr. Evans name, whjle convinced that nothing In the realm Creer was - proposed by Wallace of cookery has ever wrought the Brockbank of Spanish Fork. Six names were presented for magic shown- - on the Chambers state represenUtives 'with four to' range, on these occasions, be chosen. "Those nominated wer Saleroom Crowded Gas company officials report that George W. Le Baron of Santaquin the entire salesroom was crowded by J. M. Cushng; Eli J. Clayson of to- - capacity, and that more than n American Fork by James H. Clark.; hundred persons were turned awa Niels Fugal of Pleasant Grove by L. M. Atwood; A. R. Creer of Span unable to gain entrance. . "Had all the women who wanted Ish Fork by R. D. Morgan; I." R. to attend the demonstrations been Pierce of ; Salem by George Edable to get Into the' room, the re- mund; and L. J. Durrant of Provo sult of the prize awards might by R. J. Murdock. The nsmlnation have been different," one of the gas In each case was made by a mem"We ber of the nominee's own delega officials stated Saturday. hope, however, to find it possible to tion. The final result on the first bal elve additional demonstrations the lutureT We desire to thank the lot was announced as follows:' l( women of the city for the Interest I Creer, 447; Clayson, 271: .Durrant. 257; ttaey..took in our efforts to enow 373; Le Baron, - 209. and The first four, Pierce,them how to use a Chambers gas t Creer, Fugaf, "Clayson and Le Baron range to the best advantageL-i-. ; " -- '4 ft- - ... S. Ballif, chairman of the county , Following the address the usual were declared elected, -- w cmwAcclamation For Ballif committee, called the convention to 'standing i ed. with the chairmen: introduced 11 o'clock and order at S. foiling Provo Ballif of Judge George Mrs. Iran won the nomination for 'county at- the temporary officers of the con-- Platform and Abel John ere-and Evans; Gore D. " Frank j follows: as ventlon Mayor torney by acclamation. His name Newman of Pleasant Grove, ' dentials, Irving U Pratt of Amert. was presented by County Commischairman; Wilson K. Anderson, of can Fork, ofpermanent organisation. sioner J. W. Glllman of Orem. business, J. W. Robin-and order Prominent party workers and Provo. secretary: Mrs. J. C. Schow, of Provo. son D. Lehl. of vice chairman: Ralph state nominees who were present '1. were Intror Morgan, of 8panish Fork, chaplain; and of H. Provo, TOtTNG CORBETT- - WINS George Naylor were these Delbert duceiyAawS Mi Draper, of Salt Lake, chairman: sergeant-at-armNEW YORK, Sept 15 (UP- of the state Democratic committee; Newman Delivers Keynote Toung Corbett, III. today held a ' decision over Sergeant SamMrs. Delbert M. Draper, chairman Following the prayer by Chaplain of the Women's Democratic club; R. D. Morgan, Mr. Newman deliv- my Baker, perennial "t trial horse" I John NuttaU, of Provo, nominee ered the keynote address,' In which for welterweight contenders, but for stats superintendent of public he lauded the national nominees of New York fight fans doubted If the the party and criticized Hoover's heralded" California southpaw was. instruction; John F. Mendenhall of stanijn-48jniLrelld chamJ headed toward th Sprlngvllle, nominee for state treas.' ''' ; urer; O. K. Clay of Price, candidate Launchlng into county problems, pionship. ;.';; for attorney general, and J. H. Paul Mr. Newman praised the of Salt Lake, nominee for congress. LA BABBA WILL FIGHT of the Democratic counTabby and Bun," versatile en- ty regime during the last toe ryw LDS ANGELES, Sept 15 (UP)-Fi- del tertainers from American Fork, ty La Barba, former flyweight regime during the last two years, were present throughout the day a number of improvements champion, has been matched to citing and kept the convention in good In road and other county meet Young Nationalists, the FiU- humor with their catchy songs arid' property.building The financial betterment pono, In a ten round bout at, the : skits. Maargaret Jepperson "of of 'county affairs1 was also lauded, Olympic auditorium here Sept. 26. tovo sang a vocal solo. the fact the commission has The bout will mark their second The usual convention routine oc gone on that a cash basis being men- - meeting. They fought a draw here CUpled session. moraine George tioned. two years ago. ' ;'-'- ' - B. (Continued from Page One) u -- n E PHOMOGRAPt HE $1 BE LOUP ARESt-TM- By Ahem GAS COHPATJY Ulrt. OAlHAT KlAlPA STUFF' ALWAYS --IWKERIAV WrtW A 5 .1 ENOUGH PROVO SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER -- , s: l7-poun- ef sccom-plishmen- ts A SUCCESS THIS UNUSUAL PIANO OFFER SNS CABLE & WIMtBHf fWR MOTS n fps qri.v. "r.uic- q- - ium-tani- t Whi Syracu Heflir that ; Al Smith was w n mw ifmft OTf August S, naking in a bull broke Id investigating a papa bull.. Tom - Consolidated Husle Coaiur Skit Lake City, DUh 28 . a COUfi.;. "' ' , 0Btlea)t WITH (SET YOUR. BUILDING AOVICG FROM PLANS u ''''... " 360v-Fuga- ill v. n ; sre pleased, to adrUe that T hare decided to accept jour further orders for Cable Sons to be shipped at the aaae price and upon the. sane tenspi awe,, foraer orders ..sere froa jroa this late t xceid builaess payment LUMBER YARD. 1 Spriof. tighly'appreciate this special you hare gireo us aod thank you for the prompt for the lnatruaeot chipped to date. ' 4 the Cable k Sons piano It pleases have act us rery auch to learn with such oucceee la that.' your " aodTafe receired the endorianeat of so aaoy of your leading aualc teachers. This la the oatural reeaixl for Baking a reliable piano of the high grade class under the aoat territory careful superriaioa. t As you sell know, Cable Soot pianos are Bade in one of the largest and aoat eodera piano factor! Every dorto for aaring unoecesnry aanufacturing oosta is utilised atl this fact, togtbr with our large ale, Bake It possible to jive cnequallad value in fine piano suited epeci illy the boa. 1" in Aaerlca. THE OIL TOU1 The owner who Is his car will not say ' quart of oil." He ui AA4 i .y M , fv follows it." the grade his motor not we shall be glad "WW GILBERT .yiTHE COSSACKS and to supply you with trA grade that will give your engine tR most Wild horsemen In perilous rides; romance ' in battles John Gilbert and Miss Adnree, the efficient lubrication. 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Wf tyr raw 1 r-,r- i V, 1 Phone 20 LEADING Names : ' . ; - MUSIC TEACHERS that count for much when music is mentioned : PROVO Virl Martin, Ernest Paxman, Alene C. Simmons, Mrs. Leona"" WagonerrMrs. Anna H. Hinckley. S. W. Williams. Wm. Louis SPRING VILIJ2 Eugene L. Faux, PLEASANT GROVE Mrs. ' ' Miller. R. Easton Moffitt. .4 GIVEN AWAY at the X- Rl CTFD III ' CONSOLIDATED MUSIC CO. M. Van 3 X ' A GREAT MUSIC HOUSE l - ; CABLE & SONS ,foJr. CL " A GREAT PIANO FACTORY You spend most of your time at home. You should bd' comfortable. A little " money will go a'iong way when properly applied. vLct u show you the road to 7 :comort.'-'iylI.Ilv'-aoifi- Phone 20 Freaideot LSTi; YOURS FOR SNAPPY SERVICE tor . - tsnvt J . 7 continued auoces,' Respectfully, I , ery you : ALL WORKING TOGETHER-MA- DE POSSIBLE THIS EXCEPTIONAL PIANO OFFER tt " WHY IT IS Vacation time bein? 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K) I 193 ' " rtIZ M .. - : beautiful duet bench to match and $40.00 in music lessons by your favorite music teacher, a partial list of whose names appear above, will be included free of charge. There will be no extra delivery charg to any part of Provo or town In nearby order to place this special offer within the reach of all, Consolidated Music Company-wil- l accept $19.20 as down payment, the balance to be Da:d at the rate of $9.60 per month. - first steptoward smartness for fall is clever foot- wear in the new shades and new styles! Midnight blue, autumn brown and black are the leading new colorsrThe new regent pump, gore pumps, straps and ties are smart; the fashionable materials are kid, pat ent, suede, reptile leathers; and combinations of this. lleelinclude splker cuban and box styles-.- .... - IT WHFRF " 1 Main Street, Salt Lake City, and our new Provo Btore 8a North University, Avenuewhere th?,busines3 policy JuuL always been old fashioned honesty, and .where the critical buyer Js most easily satisfied. The 119-12- ffeH8perrtcrall.-3allT)eTsona- lly ; i At the Buster Brown Shoe Store you find the new footwear firstand always reasonably priced! 8S 3 if "you can "Phone is you cannot call write if you cannot phone. To those wishing to take advantaee' of this in auvisaoie mat tney call immediately, as ho more uuueuin tiiKiiw uiivF-iof these fine pianos can be obtained for sale at the price given above. There jire only so many of be sold and you are urged to call before it is too late. 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