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Show Tuerdiy, May r:, Imv: TtTT. tention lohave Chief rbipj) in red car lead the f recession. PLANS FOR CARAVAN IGURNaI, nr. rtf, N I hisiear will 1k weU supplied with all reached lb. intis of noise making devices, j is. w t tali I Ij ' , ! r DUSTY, rT I LT pace nvn A ri itlii'io.i .md s.ti The tin is to go on tliejjind people hem.mD, In it- -r ;,n i TRIP TO SALT caravan but they must report at (more expense, e vice, and m yroeessim 'while it is ondhe the Chamber of Commerce as.l(.r capitaliz d i.mm c i.m t jmcve and there is sure to be hd nidi turned. si ruve. LAKE CITY accidents with him in lead. Transportation is one of the, LOCAL NEWS Travels of The The Caravan Committee for chief worries of the Committee'' desired is i earnestly the Centennial Celebration met and it. all can anl llave $ Day means GOLDEN RULE ' Things We Use at the Chamber oV Commerce on own cars should make, MERC. Company. AdV. fmiiWilheir Monday and outlined Cu 'every effoit to provide room for (Ry Sen ih Si r iic) plans for the big caravan to Salt extras who are to take part in aJr Uochstrasser of this city HENRI HOWARD Lake City and other points on the parade. The U. A C. Band j resting easy at the hospital (National rrrrrrn rndr Saturday May 24th The commit- - sm addition to the American following an operation for appen CiHUH ll be decides! to who that have L Drum tee has iluse Corps gion dieitis. The young man has a are going must report to the tiansported and with the instru bad heart and consequently the HAIRPINS DM) ISM BONES Chamber of Commerce not later ments take up considerable room operation was performed with-tha- n Walt u S it.il L May 22nd. This is necessary There are a number of gocdi out giving ether; only ' a local so the committee can provide w hiskerites and bonnetitos the a)1aesthelic The pin is .is old applied." the advertising matter and get committee desires to take so the The first pm used vthe cars placed in their proper parade will he an attraction. Childrens rtc Hose Rlack and ,ie woman 1" bold itions also to inform our ' Most of tlie men will weai nrofrn 5 pai;.s for $1:00 on ; wa d sin covering All Edison Records (except late hits) $1.00 and $U50 values friend Mi'. G. L. Becker, large hats, and highly co01 ! a thorn. . ia r Da of Ogdeil just how many will be lint bands, buttons etc. will be It has been a tong time since years ago, man nude pins dor order to give the caravan an will be wheel discs, auto banners, our Merchants were so unani- - m woman and axis f h'liKdl. AlLBlue Amb. Records 5 For official appearance, it is the in- - and Jim Bridger stickers. Eaih aniU box umdam-ePandoras on a matter as mously 'together neither the humble g they are on the matterof 4 lair yin nor a single one of the xif, one desiring to make selections" a huge success of Dollar Dins women use todnv by the 'Day tomoirow. The windows illion. before Dollar Day can do so. throughout the business district The lieaulifid Painlov.is had to are filled with Dollar Day dis- use clumsy pins, like nails, plays. Merchandise of good quail three inches to half a foot long ty is being offered in the bar- with an eyelet in the middle of gains that is sure to attract the tfje shaft through which a buying public as it is standard thread or another pm was passed and marked down in price that to hold the pin til plate. It w as makes it most attractive. made of ivory, wood, or bione. Theie was also the broach, foreThe day :May I4lh. runner of our modern safety in, atBellefon-tainwas built in 1893-9- 4 be invited to give serom The Amount $1.00. often made of gold and silver, THE FOOL about 440U where Ohio, on to questions The place GOLDEN RULE. used by the "women of Egypt, feet were put down as ah Adv. Greece, and Rome. peace and prosperity. In square experiment. The Fool, Channing Man has worked three thouThe Fool he has cemented the A frequent form of piety ip The Polynesian Missionary sand years tiny, ugh the Iron, Age masterful and gripping two together. While, unconsciIndia Is to- - regild tbe domes of association of Cache Valley are to devise the processes of the! drama, comes to the Capitol ously, you ara being amused, religious buildings such, operato hold their reunion in the Lo- modern pin. Modern American Theatre on Monday evening. you at e confronted with the deep tions absorbing as much as 0 not could ward have a single May 19th. gan 4th chapel, Thursday Pandoras ' deftout life worked , in of j problems gold. pin but for evening May 15th at 8 p. m. All Thg Fool" is causing mor? in ly and convincingly amlyou the tin. used missionaries and their wives, Canadian nickel discussion than an terestvand eave the theatre with a different i saints from the islands and as a rust proof covering, brought v seen tlrut has in been this play kwpoint in life. The Selwyns x. others interested are invited to from the Malav Peninsula and , half d;)zen have provided an unusually well Economy Fluff Rugs the past be present to participate in the other lands discovered since the 'urmg seasons. In "The balanced cast that includes Helactivities of these people. Presi sixteenth century bv grace of theatrical Fool the author shoots straight en J'oy, M tchell Harris, Gay dent Goddard and others from the enterprising and nriching from the shoulder, he k aves nc Seabrook, Henry Ball, Margaret Beautiful hand made, from your Salt Lake-areor old expected to be spirit of foreign trade, one sym- doubt in yeur mind as to his pur- Pitt, Edward Redding in the old worn ofCarpets rugs bol of which is'the National Forpresent. size, kind, any Clothing any., His comes across a of and message leading roles long list eign Trade Convention to be held pose. color. Washable reversabl?, indei-'ibl- e able any and fooll leave an numerous the in jthe ghts play.rs and no seams. This week only. Juniory College Track and Field at Boston, une 4, 5 and 6. 3 m;uk Pollock believes that minor roles. s Meet, Weber, Ricks, and B. Y. C. Paris, France, furnished"" the Phone 1209. when an audiIn conjunction with all Merchants in LoCrimson Field, Friday May 16, woman of the Middle Ages with then, ere times ; It is' said that the first con2 pr m. Admission 50c. All High her metal pins jmade byha'jfl. ence needs be amused but there Day a Real gan we desire to make DollarThe-thrifmust road in thlFUnited States crete when times are other they Paris In the fourteenfi century, Schoohstudents will be admited ty Logan. Bargain Day ion their student body card and, had its corporation of pin sharpour of 25c. advantage Adv. eners. The workers made hair buyer f t t oins six to eight inches long, Values and we welcome all our Customers Mr.' Morris Christensen of larger than tin; modern hat pin, Old and New Malad was in Logan yesterday for holding veils and jewels in, and stated that he could arrange the hair. J BARGAINS ONE DOLLAR . for a, cowboy display from' MaCatharine Howard, one of the WEDNESDAY lad in the parade, They have wives of Henry VIII, many good riders in Malad and Paris pins to London in 1540 and Large Cans 35c Pineapple- they can make a showing in this there introduced the industry. for respect that cannot be made in Pins were a and came other places. The Committee to America luxury from England, 8 Pound Pail Pure Lard will get in touch with Mr. Chris France and Germany. In 1775, tensen and see what can be done the American Congress offered a 3 Pound Can Old Master Coffee.. to have Malad represented. of fifty pounds sterlbounty 3 Pounds Skaggs Creamery There are a number of pioneers ing for the manufacture cf the f Bo!' s Unions to come from Malad. 4 Pair Silk Hose dozen of domes- first .twenty-fiv- e Butter Regular" Value $1 00 3 pair. Regular $1.50 tic inns equal in service to those i 4 2 Pound Packages While in Logan dolt; you; imported. 4 Pair Childs Hose BLOOMERS Dollar Day shopping don't' for Cocoa Regular 35c Ladies and. Misses first pins were Americas get your chicken fed at Centra manufactured in' New York byi ' 4 Pair Ladies Hose Vz Pound Packages Royal Garden 3 Regular .Values 35c Milling Cmpany. Phon-- V8. of the War 35c - 4 pair for after Englishmen Regular - -advt. 1812. French and German in- 7:.:.-... : Tea Sox 4 Pair Childs Regular Values 60c ventions of processes for draw-- 1 35c and 40c 3 pair for Regular All members of the Chamber 9 Packages Sun Maid Raisins ing wire led to the modern pin. 10 Pair Mens Sox of Commerce are reminded of The Li D. S. GARMENTS ' first pin was, or Brown 4i Gray the Black, at special oi4 New Style ' Old meeting tonight 8 Cans Assorted Booth Sardines made in 1797 by Timothy Hams, ft ft 8 oclock where Sir. T. C. Winn in Soiled One Lot jt S. D. L. Garments P I aUU Slightly Cotton Bleached Une a head the being England, w 11 discuss thr MeNary-Haugor Knit Flaws 4 Packages Carnation Oats. .. composition of lead and anti-- j .. TOWELS -- L ' Bill Many of Y the " 5 Pair Xor , prominent mony. a Towels ui'kibh TT farm bureau members of the - The 4 Tall Cans Red Salmon Ladies Unions first complete pin process 4 Turkish "Towels county will be present. This is was invented in 1824 by Lemuel Values 85c. 2 pair... Regular 5 Turkish Towels 10 Small Bottles Eecco perhaps one of the most import-- j William Wright,- of Massachus-- j Ladies Unions ant farm relief measures that etts, and used t pf Umbrellas him in London Regular $1.00 Value 3 pair 4 Packages any 33c Crackers has been before. Congress for in 1832. In thebysame . For . , year Dim Girls Unions several years. Cache Valley John I Howe, of New York, in. Silk Scarfs Lot One 2 Value 11 Tall Cans Sego Milk pair.... Regular 85c especially should be interestec vented a .similar' process, resultKind New in this measure. Both sides o: Mens Unions ing in foundation, of our great 4 Dozen 252 Oranges (Sunkist) SuitSI One Lot of Last Seasons Snort Sweaters the question will be discusset pin Connecticut. in Regular Value up to $1.75 industry Values up to $10.00. Value $1.00 thoroughly. CIO Regular Until thirty years ago, m UNUSUAL DEMONSTRATION SALE One only to a Customer each 3 for Pair France, pins stilwent through W- buy in car lots and seli for PEET BROS. FAMOUS SOAP fourteen hand operations, fourcash, which; makes our pric teen workers averaging 100,000 20 Bars Crystal White and One Large right on chicken feed. Centia pins daily. Each machine now Regular Entire Stock of Merchandise on Sale, Buy Any Article Machine Soap Milling Company, Phou 478. turns out a stream of 200,000 Package .... advt. pins a day. Example Price and Get One Additional for $1.00 25 Bars A. B. Naptha Soap.; In 1850 there were four pin Following an example that, factories in the United States, of $10.00 Blankets 2 One ' UNUSUAL MEAT BARGAINS because of costs and, prevailing with a total capital of $164,800. conditions has become almost In 1900 our factories turned out 1. for UNTIL NOON One Auto Robe Provo Make. Vaiie universal; and notwithstanding 7,200,000,000 pins, with a wholethe boom created by the estab- sale value of dollars. Roasts Pound Bath Robe. Value $6.00 2 for Beef Shoulder i lishment of Utah's first steel Since 1914 the production value mill in Utah county, which has has trebled. for One Flannel Shirt. .Value Shoulder Roasts Pound...w.. C given business generally a great The old brass pm is now nickel And Any Article in the Store on the Same Basis. impetus, one of Provo's news- plated. Other .cheap ones are Hamburger Fresh and Fine Pound , sold cut to made of iron. The higher riced has papers, C Always'.'.....THE STORE IS FULL OF BARGAINS, COME IN YOU WILL its stronger rival, the Provo Steel ones have a tin coating. The Herald, a daly, which, as in the hairpin is made 6f a japanned FRESH LETTUCE ALL THIS WEEK ' NOT BE DISAPPOINTED case of the Republican and the steel wire. We use 4,000,000,000 subsucceeds-to its of them yearly. Journal, Pins are. made in nearly every scription list and good will. Consolidation of newspapers started country and there is sharp comsome, time ago among the great petition in the sale of the pin. papers of New York, aftd has The United ' States could not spread gradually over the cour-try- . make pins but for imports of tin BOTH STORES Ogden learned that it and nickel, and the paint and oil could not'' adequately support solutions used in japannjng hair- -' fm two newspapers, Logan finally pins. XL 1 J comm -- -- Dollar Day Bargains at HARRIS MUSIC: Co. i J j . j j j One 1 I , 1 One f High'OrMtiTMliayerTiano (slightly $650. Now $350.00 New 'Home i Dol-goo- t ' i j d mak-g!in- j s& $90.00 (New) 2 For ? 1.00 $1.00 i s. Sewing" Machine Now $53.00 , used)" PLEASE NOTE Any HARRIS MUSIC Co; e, eon-sider- at . Pol-k-c- ks $50-00- home-manufactur- ed OOOQOO$QOGOG Worth While ' ALL DAY , T OOGG&OCQG v wilflake for 4 lnusual Some of our Dollar Day took-thes- SI. 00 SI. 00 SI .00 SI. 00 SI. 00 SI. 00 4 Pure' ....... e; BARGAINS j i j - - j S1.00 SI. 00 SI. 00 SI. 00 SI. 00 SI. 00 SI. 00 SI. 00 - -- One-Ha- lf solid-head- ed i $2.00 $1.00 $2.00 $1.00 .00 m ! - - f ' i $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 One-Lo- - - flfl $1.00 - i at SI. 00 Sl.00 Peefs For Pair $1 1.00 Pair for $15.002 14c 14 Pork - - 10 J qne $6.002 t $16.00 $7.00 $7.00 the-Post- 4 j i j Fonnesbeck Knitting Works |