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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE JL4 y BRINGING UP FATHER YOU - MAKE ME TO J THE MOCKING J OH! LISTEN 7 fi PROF. ENUF-THASTAIRS TO HEAR ItiNT THERE T AKt tQTT ON 3 jn By GEORGE McIVJANUS - A TEACHER AMO PEDAL CK -- 1 WAHt UVt UP MY VOICE - HE5 LOVEti IF HE fb AUVE Misses Zinderstein and Could in Finals Today HE CAM HEAR nr- - MUO'C the famous Agricultural college glee club, who la now ''In the eaat, where his singers are entertaining the Rotarians from all parts of the globe In the annual convention at Atlantic City. Professor Joltn-tto- n will be back In time to get In trim for the singles tournament. DRTROIT, June , Miss 25. Corlnne Gould of St. Louis and Miss Marion Zinderstein of Boston won their way Into tho- finals of the woman's national clay court here this tennis championship afternoon. Miss Oould defending chamFlorence Miss Ballln of pion, defeated New York, 2 and Miss Zinderstein won from Miss Eleanors Tennant of Los Angeles, and F'tnals will be placed tomorrow. Miss Gould, palied with Miss Roberta Eseli of Cleveland, also qualified for the finals In the women's doubles. They defeated Mrs. Malcolm McLean and Jliss Katherine Waldo .of Chicago, 3 and Their opponents In the doubles finals tomorrow will be Misses Tennant and Bal-liwho won from Miss Zinderstein and Mrs. F FI. Godfrey of Boston in the today, 'd 26, 1920. Buy Your Groceries at Wholesale Prices The Biggest Grocery Sale of the Year Today at HOSKISSONS A chance like this comes only Hr Is your wonderful opportunity to oavo money Put In a good upply once In a long, long while. THIS SALE IS BEING CONDUCTED FOR THE PEOPLE TO HELP THEM SAVE ANO TO CUT THE HIGH C08T OF LIVING. NOTHING SOLD TO SPECULATORS OR OTHER DEALERS. The quantity of many lines Is limited. To avoid disappointment buy early. We reserve tho right to limit quantltie. . THERE WILL BE EXTRA SALESPEOPLE TO HELP YOU. 7 Big 4 4 Tall Cans of Milk 5Cc lbs. Sugar, $1.00 The Best Fresh Creamery 2 semi-fina- 6-- ls Yale and Williams to Play Golf Final Today Staples Every-da- y Full Cream Wisconsin Butter, Daisy brand . . CANNED VEGETABLES Peae, 2 can 25c GLEN COVK, N Y June 20. Jesse W. representing Yale, and James Ward of Williams will fight it out in the e final for the Intercollegiate title on the links of the Nassau Country club tomorrow. In the upper semifinal match this afternoon Sweetzer defeated J. Simpson to play. Dean of Princeton. 2 up and ta hile on the lower side Ward beat S. A Mohs, another Princeton man, 2 up. , In defeating Dean this afternoon 8weet-se- r plu ed the most brilliant golf seen He went championship. berg during the out in thirty-fiv- e and placed the next he woult all so holes that eight steadily have needed at the finish would have 71. Dean been a four for a reer placed better, traveling at practically a 73 pace. Ward made a 78 in his maten v. itn Moss, who lot f(uc of the first five holes , Kweetber, for 58c 35c Pure Cheese, lb 25c White Lard 10 bars Kirks Flake White 35c can Hoodys Peanut 65c 29c Butter Soap Itah June ' PEANUT BUTTER FREE uf all To purrhasorH HOODYS Pranut Butler who save LXBICLS. Lbtls woith 3 tn K'e m xrlumgc. Lickin' Good'' HoOHY'S and &de LABELS can 2, SOAPS AND SOAP POWDERS thirty-six-hol- BAKING' POWDERS EXTRACTS SPICES can Calumet Baking Powder. . .25c 22c can K C. Baking Powder 8c bottle Flavoring... bottle Hire s Root Beer Extraot.20c 30c bottU Schillings Kxtraet 8c Iflc can Spices 12c Ml 15c can Spices $1.25 can Calumet Baking Powder. 98c 30c 25c Mc 25c 35c All 1 BREAKFAST FOODS CEREALS 85c 4oc 25c 30c 5oc 60c 90c 30c 45c The Where? Big Sale. store union ,35c .75c lb. can COFFEES' TEA8 COCOAS can Liptonu Yellow Label Tea.. 77c can Liptona Yellow Label Tea. 43c can Liptona Yellow Label Tea. 20c 25c pkg. Tree Tea can Luneta Coffee..: can Schilling's Boat Coffee can Dont Boll Cocoa pkg. Jaffee pkg. Schilling's Tea SUGARH0USE South 11th East 2110 Moiulav e cuing b u aeon of 2 to 2, and this game was to de Ido the tie. Service, on the mound for the winners, had u shade the better oer his opponent, striking out seven men in succession He A telegram was recast ed jeMerdax bv also won his own game by knocking li with two runners on local Hardy K Downing, well known The game was .called at the end of the boxing promoter and referee, fintn J Robb Brady, who is one of the principal sixth tuning on account of darkness The batterv for lUrs. hman's was borv bout at promoters of the O'Dowd-MrKa- y Pocatello, July 5, to the effect that Brady ice and Nathan and for the losers Larwould arrive in Salt Lake today talk sen and Moore over with Downing the matter of ehooaing the Halt Laker as referee of that (natch Bradv also said he would bring a bundle of tickets to bo placed on sale here. Previous word from Pocatello was that Logan Doubles Meet Otto Floto had been selected .is refeiee, but apparently the post has not been defil to The Tribune nitely filled Ju Draw Inc weie made Downing also will like be ueaed to astIOG N June nlgut b the rreinbers of t te Logan handle tonic of the details of the hie aft lie for club Tennis doubles tournament here which will fair, for which hi long expericn ttgin next Monddv evening has peculiarly qualified him. o' j ok and cont.nue vintil Friday, h two matches each evening AMERICAN ASSOCIATION The following pairs resulted from the I Won. TV KrneM Tltiev and Laurence drawing 45 20 St Psul .602 Smith. Milton IKon and George C. Jen31 36 537 Minneapolis Brlndev. Percy Hrmth and 31 35 Milwaukee 330 sen, nnd W Monaon HaroM Claw non. Orval 33 Toledo 516 n Marlon Adams and Harris, 31 32 leRoy LoiiH'ille .402 and Kav ANton, Frank l Daln 20 46H 3i ohimbus B Kories. Hauls Kiefer and and o I 2 Hpencer 3,; Imtiunapolis Allah Khan and W ilium 10 45 huumt 237 Oeorg4 City 7 indsay Hendricks and O W George Ollie Loolcv aluJ Dr. H G Ldwards Yesterday's Results l.m Upilst Vmeen and h It ivtcrxon l it TOLEDO, Ohio, June 23 2 o Khan George stewait ami M D rhmnaa, 6 (nulvllle N 7 Pedersen and George P. Barber Toledo .1 v and M.GHI and Batteries koob ('tie ten:''- - shark win us consph-uousMejer. fioin the tournument at present is Murpbj. Professor 'nHr'b It. Johnson, pieshlent f ihr l.ogati Tennis iluh and leader of H H (OUMBIS Ohio, June Hardy Downing May Be Pocatello Go Referee UTAH CRACKS IN Haymond, Richards, Martin and Larson Will Compete at Pasadena Olympic Test Opponents Are Drawn for Stpe.-la- r, Special to The Tribune. LOS ANGELES. June 23. Tomorrow at Pasadena, at Tournament park, 110 of the greatest track and field amateur athletes west of the Mississippi will compete in the western Olympic tryouts. Utah will be strongly represented In the throng of 20,000 spectators whose The various conPresence Is assured. testants have been tn training for nearly a month and on the eve of the meet all seem, from their condition, assured of going to Boston for the final tryouts July 17. tho The event tomorrow attracting dash in dost attention is the wldch Creed Haymond of Utah la tonight considered to have an equal chance with the others of the fastest sprinters in the United States, Paddock, Kirksey and Williams. These four ail have made 5 seconds. With his the country in three rivals. Haymond also will appear lf m a special relay of mile. i.Clma Richards, Utah, winner of the high jump for the United States team in the 1912 Olympiad, will compete tomorrow .nder the Ogden Athletic association banner. He is entered in the shotput, discus throw and high jump. The dope tonight is that Haymond will the SJt'ceed in his atKmst to break e world's relay record of 1:27 the University seeonds set last jmr of Pennsylvania team, ul which Haymond was captain. Richards said today he was confident that a toss of 140 feet would win the discus event. Bob Martin, representing the Salt Lake lodge of Elks, is expected to qualify iu a4dlstance run. A telegram from Martin tonight said he was feeling fine" and promised to give the best I have Saturday. Ulinton Larson, high jumper, also of Utah, will take part In tomorrow'! 100-ya- 31- Mon-go- ncc, . , ........ 'in U ... lndtanapnila Fourteen Batteries Hartley. innings Rogge and Teitorday'x Result! Cbxt tuuuega (hauaooog u ltan 4 j pw At Little Rock Little Rock 6 Atlanta At Nashville Nashville 7 Mobile 6 No other games scheduled j' City Amateur League The Hirschinan nine won from the team yesterday afternoon at the. park by a r. to 4 acore. The came was fast throughout, eaeh tram playlnq good ball. The-- e two teams tied tn their game last Bot-terl- ll Fionnevtlle j Lronsi l fKfrt polled game between the PacUfes and the I'tab Oil aggregation, which waa tie. resulted Id a yesterday, pliyed ttah Oil team waa Is excellent condition aud played exceptionally good ball. They iii have another chaoce to win from tin Pantageg when they play off this tie game the league with i he Fautage is leading lost ou uod none while tits L'tali ryn lost ooe and Oiler have woo ftA m PAMAt.LP UAH OIL AB K.li PO A AH K 11 PO A V If. J 0 Ltav'ao 2b 4 rf 3 4,reen A'unn lb 4 0 Boratd cf 4 0 Uuii 3b 3 0 Heufer as 3 0 Mann. c. 3 0 Hurt. p. 3 0 t Rtn'sf 2 Seetau f If 5 4 4 0 ss 3 II fJ 1 Ul. 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(the. Itaeon pieeet, . 20c ,25o i lit Dill 87 U 7 K!ar Kh M'iIi t. 24 2 TwnR H Dk. Fleigfr. ff Three baa hit H H. off Mil bell Heigvr 7. off (. A Baaea on balls Off Kloiger 0- off t. mi-o- n 1,Hu ptteber ( ampbHL A. Atwood. Time of A rtnviiiocc 7tM) rime 2 honra fVtgoaJ! ( Ih e h ef I 33c Pieklev 2b 4 Village, 13 IH CAKE DAY . rb igcr. p 4 3 2 0 1 p . rf 4 Wlgual If b 21 3I 1 A0 Btru s If 4 A 7 tw d r 3 Pavia, r 6 1b 4 2b & I 2 3 4 ftufpr, wiiitg Binfc rf. 4 1 2. 2 UCWIiao rf 3 fmals .43 vu.miiar A REASON. A'rd Swift Let ita put up your lmvliPS for your canyon and lakh trips Ih Ih is n 1 Don't forget Saturday 1: With This Ad, Today Only, LARD, 2 lbs. 45c I Bpxtu, East 2nd South ,10c h H Iot hup - Number Two, 15c 15c up Lean Mew lh 15c Slii'tihler R:h Roastf.. Ih 20c li'h ''teak, ill 22c hui't Central Utah League East 2rd South BEEF y i,r 64 WE GET THE CROWDS. ,to hi. ("ir' Bur 4 L , 1 rth H ilrtfOt). t M f ialsu 0 120 h- vson i! & .tlliu f , 1 3 4 3 F'a pw Ku k ' gi , 2 0 1150 0 w C . Red. Jftirv .in' on tin Large. market today. They are fresh from Imperial Valiev Serve Watermelons all the time. Tney ate tiiex pensive. They require no sugar. For Sale at All Grocery Stores and Fruit Stands. mo I .15c , Commercial League. I 4 f Pt-a- MELONS WATERMELONS MELONS SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. one-ha- v . (in 94-- half-mil- l abj-M- Wa Lead In Cutting Prices and Others Follow .. 8c Navy and Brown Bean?, lb. U lbs. to each customer ) .13c Rice, regular price 2 tic. fot (2 lbs. to each customer.) 2&c Pure Lard, lb (2 lbs to each customer 10c Milk, Hego or Alpine, per can (4 cans to each customer ) 22c Sugar, lb (5 lbs. to each customer.) All Items mentioned above you get at prices quoted, with purchase of $2.00 or more. Large can Pork and Beans, No. JG.igc Iarge can Pork and Beano, No 2. ,13c 3c Pork and Brans, No. 15c Large can Tomatoes. No 2G . June 13c Hweet Corn, f ih.- c Sardines in oil, tt 2il.tr price !hc 16c String Bean?, regular price 23c Honey. god ozr Jar. regulai price 66c. for 45c Roast Ihef and Corned Beef, can 35c Kellogg h Corn Flakes and Post Tua- 2 for ,25c le, Krinkie Corn Flakes, 2 for 1c 24c Lenox Soap o bars for . 70: Log Cabin Srup 35c Log Cabin Sjrup, Mcall can 20c Bootli Sardines, a cai Tall can Sdlmnn. regmai prno 3.j . 25c for Men All kind and Dm1-1fn half pM-Shoea and ai K $3 30 Flour, first claa-. Other goods at h.rgain pen on Account Shop Early ot Shortage of Help Sugar-Cure- d - Picnic Hams Save Money 3n Extra Nice, lb at KRAMERS' 29c ITCHEHETTE Our Meats are of the best and most carefully selected quality. Our prices for today and all next week are in the same proportion as our lard special. Youll agree with us and appreciate our savings to you. Better Meat at a lower cost. Come and be served satisfactorily. SOFT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS &! 44 bothers You , dr in k g and feel fine Jtffee is a cereal drink that really tastes good Order froa Yow Ptulsr Dealer BUCHNUT packing CO. CAHkart:. N- Y MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. . ,s'3999.s" SPECIAL Sweet and juicy Fret.li Cherry Pieri If Coffee Our New Sanitary Butter Department Now Open Best Sanitary Creamery Butter, lb 58c 20c Cottage Cheese, lb 7 E?: ,k - i |