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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST PROVO DEPARTMENT Correspondent: SO South lit Wut Business Office: 47 . 1st North Phono 333. Homo phone, 426-- institute will be held Friday and Satand 10. A sulcn- urday. Seotember did program Is being arranged for tne learners convention, wnicn win re comprint! chiefly of the presentation and discussion of plans and methods ' iqr Las cominf year. Richard R. Lyman Heads B.Y.U. Associated Alumni IDAHO LAWYERS CENTRAL r.lAIUIET SPECIALTY OTTR tUDAHY PACKING COMPANY'S U. S. Government MEET SATUHDAY Impacted Idaho Host; ACTON To Please the Most Particular ....30 10 0 to Layer Cakes 20 35 tTl Half Oakes, 40o Danish Pastry Dainties Tender, flaky, delicately fla. vered and attractively prise; GREENHAGEN'S MARKET . 3 for ..p.u."3for25c Almond Rings, 50c sach Nut. filled Coffee 30c Cakes, eseh Denied 30c Rings, each.... 15c 3 for 5c 2 lbs. 25c . Creams-fille- rlt:. 5 Delicatessen Specials 45c cans 55c 2 bottles 15c lbs. 25c 37c 2 Me lbs. 39c 4pkgs.25c hams Bohemian. y 64c Married July l oham-plon- ood Mew; SSSTISSriSte. (I Excellent Peach Crop Seen in Southern Utah SIMPLIFIES BAKING Outlook for a good peach crop In southern Utah Is excellent, although the crop will be considerably below the estimate of several weeks ago, according to Walter Kingsbury, supervising inspector for the federal bureau of agricultural economics, who returned from that section Friday. Three carloads of early peaches have been shipped out of that section, he reported, snd there havs been ship ments of other lots, not amounting to carload shipments. Those shipped" hvs been graded carefully, Mr. Kingsbury deolwed. and only the beat havs been sent to market. It Is estimated that about forty ears of Alberta peaches will be shipped from southern Utah, and two or three cars of Bartlett pears. All of these are to be graded with more than usual care, and only the best placed on the market, the Inspector said. . larAW f-ff- il fir TMffly- please the choicer meats can save money on her household expenses. This is a great ham and bacon year. These two select meats are sell g levels as coming at pared with last summer. We recommend that you profit by serving them oftener. Mildly and sweetly cured, ham appeals strongly to the summer appetite. Buy it in slices for a quick meal. Buy a half ham or a whole ham to give your family varied meals with minimum cooking effort. Whole or half ham is easily used up and thoroughly enjoyable. If you want to serve meals that have a relish and a xest if you want to practice thrift and get more value for your money serve ham and bacon. Buy for value. Ham and bacon give you exrra value now. money NOW on these two delicious meats Piano Pupils Give Excellent Recital gflgBgigflg4Sglgflggfleeesflgig) MONROE, Aug. 5 Piano recltaj iy the pupils of Miss Violet Johnson was Jeimyen given here last evening to 4 large audienoe. This recital was the result of a course, thirty students having been presented. Arthur Baker, Rue-sMagleby and Miss Msggie Hunt gave vocal selections. FLOUR Ready-Mixe- d el SPECIAL ESE-TEA SPECIAL ON HAMS Lor HAIV1S . l's OF LARD 5' OF LARD . 10' OF LARD FOS 30c .20c ...... lb. ... ......... .......45c 75c ........ $1.40 MARKET .... LARD 2' OF LARD 3'. OF . . 326 South State. 35c f it r Pure Lard A-- D t .2 lbs. 29c . . . . IJiwrw mm Ir ,,aVT aaaaaaaaiaaamMaaai I , I n . a,'a,.'.a,va.t..f - Utah Grocery SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS 14 lbs. Sugar $1.00 Old Wheat H3rh Patent Floor . . 16 3 aMtlilWitin II .$1.65 lbs. Potatoes.... 25 lbs. Pulverized ....25 doi....l9J Sugar Green Corn, 'ii s isii an mi 1 St 5 Cucumbers 3 No. 2 cans Pierce's Pork and Beans. .25 Dunbar Shrimps ...15 Puritan Malt 45 3 cans Tomato Soup 25 3 Jell-35 Large cans Pineapple 19 White Star Tuna... 19 Sunbright Cleanser ... 5 STORY iJZ&dMzMEMXME 0 Published Every Friday by J. H. Dunn. m.m free Deliveries No Ssturdsy 1 $5.00 Orders. Deliveries After p. m. 10 Esst 2nd South. IMS South State. 2204 South-- ' 7th East. -- uz iTooDr, PURE. MALT llELJG fPSCIAL Food t t , rr Tes ma'am here's a store that's rlgb,t; They iure quick and quite polite. Good yaw food Is what they sell, Food that keeps you strong and well. NEW. CAPITOL GROCERY Wsst 2nd South 1st Wsst snd Snd South Ail our stock is fresh and clean Wa can sell you seeds less than chain stores. Try us! 10 03 lbs. 67c 38c 22c Creamery Butter, Ib Large, strlotly fresh Esse, doien... EQQ NOODLES. sack 5 " lb.BEST SALT . ...25c Tall csna BEST PINK SALMON MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, Ib. Jar OOLD MEDAL 250 MAYONNAISE. boxes BEST BATCHES. V 10c 15c 46c 18c 20c It is 80 important that you buy the purest foods. ....... .......... ,19c Egg guaranteed, per doz. White King, large pkg. .35c 10 . bars . ... ,36c Crystal White Soap, Milk, large cans, any brand, 3 for . . . 25c Green Olives, Old Monk Spanish 19c r 39c bottle . . . 25c 29c bottle Shredded Wheat . .9c 16c Jar Rubbers, double lip, 3 doz. Wrigley's Gum, asst. flavors, 3 pkgs..l0c; I Gold Medal Mayonnaise 19c 45c jar 25c jar 37c 3 lbs. Nat. Biscuit oda Crackers 32c i . ...... ...... .... J. H. DUNK'S', SUALITY 140 East South Temple. Morning Oeilvery, 10 e'Clock i GROCERIES 122 Afternoon Delivery, North Main. ; S:S0 o'clock BLUE PINE B BLITZ TIKE MALT SYRUP Hop Flavarsd The j 3 J 5 if ! 4" i 3 ' Hum Loaf ..12 acnanfa Soak t cap trred la 1W cope milk and 2 baatca eggs. xJTJ GrW together 1 lb, ra w Lam, IK tbclaaa beef, 1 slice oolon, V green pepper. Combine tsro mixtures thoroughly, shape Info loaf, place in baking dlen, bake tn moderate oven (300T)30 minutes. Pour off any fat, adJ 1 cuptKia toanetossuee and baks S hour locget. tillS Ttsttd rrciptt ... ,1b. 21c . . Flour, 48 lbs. H. P $1.63 Corn Flakes, lge. size Kellogg's.2 for 21c Sweet Juicy Oranges ...per doz. 17c Potatoes . . 10 lbs. 17ic Good Green Corn . . . . .per doz. 17c Young Beans, green or wax. . .3 lbs. 14c Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Onions, 12 bunches ..17c finest product known for the purpose intended. Sixty Ways to Serve ; ' m J ...... . 13c 15c 18c Sugar 10 lbs. 67c and Bacon Almost Uses Bacon Squares 18c FOOD PRODUCTS in i cV,. Everybody THE MEAT TR ....... .lb. Young Stewing Htm .,. Shoulder Beef Pot Roast, best cuts, lb. Prime Rib Beef Roast, bone in . .lb. .... .lb. Rump Beef Roast . . NIOHTS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS Sugar..,...'.. Frssh special-savin- i $0.00 orders deL free. 54 East 1st South. BOTH STOSES SATURDAY Sujarhouae. PunflAn every woman who RIGHT NOW hex family 'with to m'iu7rrft 4-OPEN - lois ewwes Save Tengue, Ib Malt Syrup 64 Cheese, Ib Lunoh 30c 40c 50c 25c 45c 55c Cheese, Pabst-st- t pkg Wisconsin el two-da- d For the plenlo lunch you will find our Salad Cold Meats, Pickles, etc., Just exactly right. Potato Salad, pint Fruit Salad, pint Combination Salad, pint bunches 5c iOlrt 25C aPn.v.re Urged is 75c (Regular 0 and S140) Every popular fflllna, Inolustnfl Chocolate, Coeeanui, Vanilla Nut, Pineapple, Moohe, eta. 64 EAST SECOND SOUTH Water ifX IP) MS PRIME STEER BEEF . Dr. Richard It. PROVO, Atig. Lymsn, prominent engineer and I member of the church board of edu Pot Boast, lb. 17 Strloia Steak, lb. Falls to Be cation, was appointed president of the Associated Alumni of Brlgham Round Steak, lb. .e-3Brisket, lb. Toung university at the alumni board Lake Salt R. W. Young, tUb 10 Chuck Steak, lb. meeting this week. Boil, lb. Dr. Lyman was a graduate of the class of '91 of Brtrham Toung univer VXEY BEST 6TEAX Of this fine beef, lb. Is Speak. Attorney, sity and was later a member of the faculty of his alma mater. During his residence In Salt Lake City Dr. Lymsn has maintained an active Interest in alumni affairs at Brigham Young uni- Ipeeial to Ths Trtbaae. M21AT MARKET versity and at the June reunions this IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Aug. B. Apwas general reunion chairman. Move in Provo Contempt ysar from attorneys seventy Through the efforts of the new pres- proximately ident, who fills the vacanoy left eighteen southeastern Idaho counties the resignation of Oeoar A. will through Surhere Saturday for the anCase Comes as Big Klrkhara, die Associated Alumni nual gather of the eastern Idaho dimeeting plans for wider activity through the of membership lists and vision of the State Bar association. Will Be FougHt. expansion ths location of the more than S0.000 The prfnrtpal address will he given ty former- - students, and graduate of presiBrlRham Young academy and Brlgham Richard W. Young of Salt dent of the Utah State Bar associayoung university. PROVO, Au. 5. Pleadlns that the tion. The meeting here is being held Mors decree tn cue No. 2888. civil, Greater 201 SOUTH STATE. S. E. Corner State and 2nd So. prior to the annual state convention, Development oat of whloh rw the oostempt case which wm be held In Boise August 12 of new belnf heard before Jude J. N. Being and It. Fat Hens, lb. Potatoes 10 lbs. .19 the memBte of Richfield, wherein The business meetings of the eastPROVO. Aui. B. Jredlctln tl bers of the Prove city oommleakm ere Provo CORN SYRUP Bonne-vilOILINO. BCBP, In ern held will the of division bs will Its source Olty outgrow comlb eharssd hr the Provo Reservoir Reg. 25e can.... water aupply unleas laws are put into A. L. It Is announced. pany with Illegally taklnf waterof Into mat will protect me city, J. MerrillHotel, of Pocatello, commissioner of the eneci the city mains aalnt an order BACON Elmer Jacobsen. city commlaaloner In the eastern division, will preside at the SQUARES, court, Judre A. B. Morgan, chief cnarge of the lb.. water department business meeting and give a short talk. counsel for the olty, today presented addressed the city of Provo members the SOLID RIPE to called be will session afternoon a motion to dismiss ths contempt case. Rotary club at their weekly luncheon The STAR SKINNED HAM, TOMATOES. order at 2 o clock. Various problems The motion was based on the meedng at the Hotel Roberts today lb this meeting. Mr. Jacobsen reviewed conditions will be taken up at (round that the Morse decree Is abBEETS, CARROTS, ONION- SSaturday niaht the delegates to the solutely void because It Is uncertain that led up to the contempt case now convention SLICED BACON, OA. will enjoy a banquet at the 3 In Its provisions and Is contradictory. being heard In the OUC Fourth district lb. pkg Bonneville, It la announced. A court here, and pointed to the need of Hotelcrowd Judge Morgan further declared that turn out to for is big VENEER POT expected LIQUID the decree Is so ambiguous that it a greater development ROASTS, of water If the the banquet and entertainment pro would be Impossible for the court to lb Ae2W Reg. 60o bottle is to gTow and prosper. gram. determine what springs are referred city CORN, SAUERKRAUT, BEANS or BIXLEY LIQUID SHOE POLISH to In It. Joseph BL Petersen of Pocatello, for mer state attorney general, will be The cake has created unusual Inter- Boxelder County ZtL toastmaster at the banquet Saturday est her and Judge Morgan's motion In the Schools Open Sept. S night. Musla and spaechea will feagave a rather sensational turn OREEN M. A J. COFFEE, ture the program. case. In making his plea before the 3 BEANS Trtuhn Walla mttnmmv Ib... a Ft court Judge Morgan urged that since Special to Tbe Trlbaas. were scheduled contradictions an is address for the Irreconcilable during NUT S BRIOHAM CITY. An afternoon session. Aug. made In the decree relative to the nouncement John A. Carver .... BUTTER... is made by Superintendawards mad to the two parties, the also will give an address, as will A C. H. ent Skidmore that schools the Is least. In that respect,' W. at The decree, SIU50 Ricks, attorney. with Kexburg each A Shopping Bag of Boxelder county will open this purchase - void. state Is divided Into three divisions. for year on September t. A splendid According to O. A. Johannesen, who Is OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE, YEAR UNTIL 11 P. M, Judge A. C. Hatch, chief counsel himof teacners been have corps up signed ths reservoir company, expressed arranging for the con for the various schools of the county. on a committee division self as surprised that Judge Morgan In the state V. A. Hinckley will again assume his vention, each should present such a mtnvon, as ooun-s- duties holds conference a prior to the state as of the Boxelder conference. for the contending parties to the high school, principal Principal C. B. Smith suit hsd earlier Intimated that such a will bein atand 7 Attorneys from the following coun on the evenini stand would be more or lees drastic of September 2.o'clock Teachers will meet ties will attend the conference here nd that they were not In favor of In Institute at the tomorrow: Bonneville, Lemhi, Custer, Boxelder high such a conclusion. He declared that school at 10 o'clock on the Butte, Power, - Cassia, Minidoka, morning of Oneida, the eontradleltlona In the decree were September 1 for a Franklin, Bear Lake, Caribou. session. not of sufficient Importance to declare The superintendent, board members Bannock, Bingham, Jefferson, Skidlson, the decree void'. I and teachers are making preparations eton, Clark ana fremont. for the opening of school, and everyIn readiness for the be will of Provo Schools thing New Company Takes City opening day so the work will begin go steadily on without the slightWill Open September 12 and Over Road Contract est hitch. The attendance this vear will exceed that of all prePROVO, Aug. 5. Provo city schools vious probably to The Tribune. The high sohool s beet Special Monday, harvestyears. tract was let several weeks ago and Monroe Girl jwtll open for regular worksnnounce-rnenvacation will begin October '5 Idaho, Aug. 5 Fol POCATELLO, t to 12, sooordlng fptember close October 23, according to the lowing the withdrawal of the J. Anwas to begin st once. When the and work H. Claude of Superintendent school calendar. in California 28 derson Construction company of Og Anderson company attampted to get Lswls. This Is a week later than the den, Utah, and the cancellation of the the firms usual time of opening, the postponecontract f6r the oiling of eighteen bonds from surety houses, g. ment of the opening date being occa- Girl Scouts Enjoy Announcement MONROE, Aug. miles of road between American Falls refused them, stating that the bid sioned by Labor day coming on Sepand the southeastern corner of the was too low, and the work could not of the marriage of Miss Pauline Tuft, tember 6, and the Union Paclflo athSwim Tramp, Monday Mr. of and Mrs. Bert Tuft Fort Hall Indian reeervatlon, west of be done for the price. daughter letic meet, which is scheduled for Sephis city, the contract has been relet The Union Construction company of this city, to Leroy Landy of Venice, tember i and 6. Guided a forest Girl the by to the Union Construction comDanv will move equipment to the sand pits Calif., which took place In Venice The regular preopenlng teachers' Scouts of Camp Plnar ranger, enjoyed a hike of Ogden, it was announced today by west of the city within the nest few- - July 28. has been received by friends where P B. Wilson, district engineer. Monday to Lake Desolation, days and work will be .under way next here. The young couple will make swimming was enjoyed. their home in California. According to Mr. Wilson, the con- - week. The camp was honored bv a visit from Mrs. C. B. Morse and Mrs. J. C. Davis of the Ogden Girl Scout coun-i.- 'l and the Misses Anna Glllls, Alice Kgan and Gertrude McDougai, leaders of troop No. 18 of Salt LeJte City Girl Scouts. There have been 262 girls and leadcamp sines July 8. The Wonderfully good enb! tattr (ft ers Robins have been acclaimed s In entrees, salads, soups and ) of the baseball series Awardsandwiches. Try a tin today. II ing of badges snd camp letters were Bakar feed Pradoets Co., Ctteate Ml a made Thursday evening. Nine mo squito badges were awarded for the 11 killing of 100 or more mosaultoes snd t four camp letters for epitomising the r:nar camp spirit. Those swarded were: letters Cornelia Benton, camp Florence Kooyman, Jean Marr and Phyllis Prater. DISMISSAL OF 6, 1927. ; at yemr oum stnrtfrt. Atl for thm Chicken x. of the 7 Sea Ybur MAM dealer will approve your choice f |