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Show . THE DESERET NEWS 8- - f PROVO CwrtM vttwmrr N Mpailil aarttMat, tak CtY7, r 'rT IMlkrimSr Day.rtmrat. Lk Ml M-- Tt US-- Fr4 K "v . Cr Um Dm Ii't D" lipirtir. " n 0mf It lnB, -. ...- I"? Big July Clearance alam. W V in striking proto, July nil he!pr michlnlatx. boilrrmzktra te from lb- - Salt Uk at th he fcruhoM Sally meetin vry Mowrt dznetng pavilion. attApA tat.. .J0' nr"! a tha .trike and present Indications areof that the none of them will heed the call rail officials to return to work been No disorder or lawlessness has manifested and the leaders are conduct urging tin men . themeelve orderly t all. time. Tbo otriker report thot tbo frornf rord tbrounh tic reduced in coming into hove been coiwtJerblv train oro rawlength. nd that feoer ing through kero than before the trike. a y Icl T - LOGAN. July Carl B Arentton J Forest flqrerviaofj and Rangef Calderj w!h a clean-u- p busy in Login canyon. Recently Smith nr campaign they hiv vTSired lee Our Windowi iwya ncas'TLS'.Maaa &iSB This Big Underpriced Sale ha been a yearly event with us ever since we have been in business in Salt Lake. As we never carry goods over from one season to another, we always give our customers these benefits twice a year on this . . Clearance Sale r - . j afl tho public in th canyon and had them put in shape by the roniti at of rubbish after and all r$n, rcfue whfrh pdjfted fgna weV for canoper. There In lntrution tru non urge sanitary method by; burning rubbsh. cur in hulld'ng fires and observance of fish and game lews Now that the camps have been' cleaned up regular' lnpeotton of them will be made by Ranger Hmrth who has been assigned to this work In connection with that of general recreational be supervision of the camps He willplan-hikes ataiable for those- who desire - -- - . - ee and Save Here Are Bargains You Cannot Equal and camping trips CHILDRENS SLIPPERS AND SHOES MENS ATHLETIC OR KNIT UNIONS $1.00 values Patent and Kid TO EXEMPLIFY TRAINING Mr. Dan Bwly PROVO, July SI, Wife of George A Rewley of Den-ve- r, Peter died at the homo of Mr Anderson hero Tueday night, follow-fa- g a protracted IHneea. Mr. BewUy earn hero two month ago from Salt Lako City for medical treatment 8h fa an reived by her husband, one daughter, Georgia, and a itrr, Mr. G. R. Or1ffla-- ( Saw Franci,- Funeral arrangement are pending the arrival of Mr. Bewley from Denver, who in the weetern repreventa-tlv- e of tho Great Northern Aluminum company, with headquarters et Sizes 5Vt to 8 LOGAN, to 1 LOT MENS DRESS SHOES $1.S9 2 ?2.19 INFANTS WHITE CANVAS 3 to 8 SUP QQ-PE- Our Whole Stock Sizes 2 to 5 'i to RS 03G r . longed lllnees. Mr. Mitchell was bora In Scotland. May JS, list, and has lived here aince Itet when he moved from Park City, where he had been living for several years. He is survived by hie wife. Mrs. Elisabeth Mitchell, and the following sons and daughters: Joseph. David, and Ramuel Mitchell, Provo; John Mitchell, Santa Anna. Calif.; Angus Mitchell, Park City; Mrs. Nellie Burr and Mrs Jean Ramboul. provo. wnt afternoon July 7 In the Masonic temple. Two Boy Are Burned In Powder Explosion Ed par Clayton and PROVO. July Arnold Vocal war. aevarely bum.d bv Fourth of ealebratin while ?a dar Tho Clayton boy burned waa takand neck and face boot hla en to tbo renaral boapital where' hia were treated. - $4.45. 79c YOUTHS BOYS, MENS TENNIS AH sizes SHOES AND OXFORDS .... 98c , AH the Latest Styles in Ladies and Growing Girls STRAP AND OXFORD WHITE CAN- VAS AH fol-lo- PROVO. Jtfl William Mlteh.il. JC. prominent farmer and fruit grower of Provo Bench, died Tuesday af- -' temoon at hla home following a pro- 7C SHOES AND AND MISSES TENNIS Sizes 5 to 2 CHILDS $1.49 $1.69 8 of MENS CO SLIPPERS The Latest Styles in Growing Girls PATENT FLAPPERS AND CUT OUT PUMPS All sizes up to $4.95 values and.-naioc- Ladies and Growing Girls PUMPS,' OXFORDS, MARY JANES AND SHOES. Black and brown kid, also white canvas all sizes. Values to $7.50 MOR6AV SCHOOL FACTI.TT. LOGAN, July I. Wilford D. Porter. Agricultural RK dU tPild Values to OXFORDS $8.95 CHILDRENS PATENT ROMAN SANDALS Sizes 5 PC-WO- SHIRTS MTAL Sizes 8 Vt to 11 Sizes 11 Vi CQ-M- ER w3U BLUE. KHAKI OR LIGHT PERCALE $139 MISSES PATENT OR GUN STRAP SUPPERS - SUM- - .1.19 Sizes 2 to 5 Volunteer play j July leaders have already developed Hm the courses in recreational work being Emma H Howe of given by Mias Service. lne Community and these cr have Fvj already -- rendered their first community service A schedule of hours hae been arranged for a number of them by Mias Howe to take place this week on- the public playground. Tho hours for the organized play on the playgrounds are from 4 to 4 p m. and from I 20 to 7 20 p.m. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. The Community Uplift leader then will be as follows. WedNellie Cardon. Anna Boss. Urged by Speaker nesday. Laura Corbrtdge; Thursday, Eulalia Mrs Mae Bergstrom, Vivian Brown, PROVO, July . Prest. George H. Bridge: Corbrldge and Friday, Luly Brim hall addressed the students of the Ruth Ballantyne. fn recreaA class for scoutmaster B. T. If. summer school Wednesday tion the and play will bo organized noon on Community Uplift achooi gymnasium tonight. A person will not smear the face high or mar the features of tho one he Scout Council levee, began President BrfmhelJ; a Boy lover means a protector, love without Camp Dates Are Set protection vIs nothing but cheap een- LEPAV, July AThe eoonlWamp timentallty Then he fold of the necessity of to i Wld during the next fvo months lovat the Boy Scout camp in Logan can-ytag community lovers ers, that our eourftry might be made will start on July t Scout Execubeautiful and attractive, and so pree tive Victor Lind bled expects from 14$ to 16ft scouts at each camp. Competent Among the things suggested to be instructors from the Logan colleges accomplished by lover were the fol will give lectures snd instructions In Mail posts of uniform size. lowing: and animal life. plsnt U painted white: eHmlnatlon of The schedule of the camps te as dumps along the county high I to It; Aug. to 41; Aug. ways; more lawns, flower garden, end It to July 2t. whitewash In rural corumunttise; wed those who will lecture on Among kept churches, chapels, and grounds; outdoor plant and animal life are Dr. plots well cared for; and more B L Richards. Dr. G R Hill cemlsry well arranged play grounds. Jr, Henderson. ProfOeorge The Timpanogos highway proposi FTesf. W R.W. Be era ft and Maurfce Lin J, tion. wherein the government will P av Btewartp ford. 7 per cent and local people per cent, received warm commendation. JOIN Former Park City Man Die at Provo Bench Home - . Mead Denver Matron Die at Provo After Long Illness ' vjmsmmufs 211 So. St&t St. Doors'-do- e raoKitaca i'sS39 Read the Many Wonderlul Bargains Offered Here. Sec Ilow You Can Save, From these High Grade Stocks, : IIWiUPayYoutoAtlend ! FOilEST:SEBlIDL MEN JILLLOVILTO SIBIKE ' - Tomorrow We Start Our l The Dwrat Neva Thrift tasla be aeniwid from A If bmartlwiii Ontrml Hotel. Lngaa. 17th. lie Dearm TrteU ESj ke iecred !".North. Provo. Fteh. X(rmt tneKk 1922 6 TT LOGAN Hjr THURSDAY JULY college graduate and for $1.43 FAMILY REUNION HF.LO. of LOOAN July Tha W. K. Burnham, late plono.r of held an familv and Rlrhmond, outln, reunion In Itaan canyon today Tho affair took piaca at tha camp of n W. Sizes 11 Vi to 2 Sizes 9 to 13 Skidmore. Seventy u.v.n wars present. $1.69 .$1.9 Sizes 2 Vi to 6 BOYS QC- $1.00 v..,.$19 Sizes 13 Vi to 2 $1.59 MENS 15c HOSE 3 PAIR FOR An solid BOYS SCOUT SHOES ,.....$1.39 Sizes 6 to 11 Cl QQ yliwO CHILDRENS SCUFFER OXFORDS leather Sizes 5 to CHILDS WHITE CANVAS STRAPS OR OXFORD SLIPPERS two years editor of Btudent Life, the college publication, has accepted a position on the faculty of the Morgan high school. Mr. Porter will lake--uhie duties there this falL SUPPERS sizes - MIXED WOOL AND KNEE PANTS An sizes CORDUROY MENS SCOUT SHOES ...... 98c COOC LICENSED TO WED. LOOAX, July Marriage license were issued by County Clark WU H. the following couples Chug, to Hvrum Smith TtvKmatn terday: yes- of Croas, and Agnes May of Trenton: Orlando Garfield Davis and Ethyl Camay, both of Salt Lake: Llovd Harold Cragar and Chios Wiser, both of Lewiston; John W. Payne of Creaton, British Columbia, Canada, and Sarah Harris of Bolaa. Idaho. Dot RLE FAREWELL PLANNED. A missionary fare LOGAN. July well social will be glean In tha Fourth Crl bsll tonight for soon smusemtnt ttjtrd Fife and Henry Scheby who leave tha follow la to A dance fnlaaiona. for Woods Wall-wor- k Injuries Tha boys were plactnc thalr Fourth stump in a pa- - j of July powder on trfotlc effort to blow It out. Finally program-maniputha fuse became too short towent Intp late and the lost dlacharco Feature of Scipio tha faces of tho boys. Tha oceI boy waa able to be about yesterday, but Celebration i Program splinters Clayton will have a few more to separata from hi, face before ha la back In condition. (Special to. The New, -fp SCIPIO. July Independence daj oh.erved here today. A waa fittingly Two Injured bjr Fall .program. waa. given In the morning Nothing Will Be Held Over in This Big Sale-- All Many Other Articles in Stock Reduced to Equal Goods Cut to Cost Importance or Less. isll South Slate Street . - .. From Horses at Blackfoot " (Special to Tha News Only two BIJICKFOOT. Ida.. July accidents occurred to mar the big celIn Blackfoot. ebration f tha Fourth son of John W. BitThe ten, Jr. of Ktveralde. was thrown fromn hia horse to the pavement at the of Shilling and Bridge streeta. and suffered a fracture of tha leg - below the knee. eon of Ephraim Tha Briggs of North Shllllnr waa athrown bad from hla horse and received scalp wound. Inter-eectto- eight-year-o- ld Robins. 'Amende,' Chaplain, Bert audience: oration. Arthur Brown, aoloi Burke Mathews; recitation, Mies Edith Robins; solo by Peterson, the Goddesp of Liberty, Mias Lavon Robins, hoop drill, young atria, violin solo. Mlaa Kuth McArthur of Waihing-ton- . D C. r recitation. Rex Peteraoc; selections, boys' band; solo. Mlaa Helen McArthur James Memmott waa marshal of the day. The afternoon was spent In various games and race and the evening In dancing solo,-Mo- iTumpcir, ilflillh Jslmericas Hume Shoe Polish GIVES NEW LIFE TO SHOES Tha Shtnola box has an atay taming-ka- y that automatically lifts the broken finger nails. Black, T main Tan, Wbha, Ed. Ox-blo- od No soiled hands or and Brown. Always lOc. Am ataa at fttk aay SL AfmAaklitle daWwUrkrlaa tka SHDtOLA Hama ahaaa.ayykaplithguickyad aaaily. Larg laaab vaol mIUW W Ik Ata. writ a few .Irak a beat to aajf "SfOXOLA" If AHEMPT Utah beat crop, Primary; clown band d here bv express on the morning of and clown July Fourth, from the pigeon club of The following program waa given Great Kails. Mwfv4,and were turned at 14,24 a m ' ong "America aud- loose Ly Express Agent DUher. Tha ience; prayer. Helen V. Walker; Tocal bird, w fetch were thorourhbeed hom o1q, Irvi& oration, i ernaj Wll- - ttag pigeon, circled over tha town, or, com Harmonl nd then beaded dua he. arlection. few band, prled of small boyof of Primary; j norths evidently on their way home to declaration re&t Fa..s. Independence, reading, H. B. Wnlney. violin and plan duet.i .. . Alonzo K. Wood and Marvl Bartlett; t a c,,. otlT Ahren; mu- - ArSOIt saxaphone solo. BE A rruul. 8nclt to Tb Kew ) What POCATEUUO. At JuYyJ hav 4vooioA Into 4a a erlou9 might ra in at fire occupr W4nrtay th roonty building- - The fire a by Deputy Bherlffa Uharle Bell and Perm Raymond, urho were on along a duty- - Tha biaxe occurred window fn a baaement on the west aide of tha building and fro mailt ndia-tjon- a The waa of incendiary onirm. blaxe waa diacovered by the'deiJutle when the jail, which la on the third floor or the building. atartd filling d with amok. The two officera the blaae by the uae of WALD BLAZE REPORTED. Tha west POCATELLO. Ida July ride fire department waa called at 2 12 pm Tuesaay to the home of J A Toungreen, 424 South .Johnson, where a small blase on the roof of the residence had been - atarted bv firework Bot h depart menf Tuesday evening to the Idaho TechniA brush and weed fire cal Institute. btiraed for a gonaidorable time on red hill, In the rear of the Tech and unFfre TUirr A B der the suprrvtsfoir Canfield, the blase was closely watched until It burned out. tf Mendon Legionnaire Direct Celebration .- -r (Special to The Kewa ) KENDOS. July d. The usual morning salutes epensd the .Mendon Inde. pendence day exercises hr- - The wae under the direction of the American Lrtnn and Auxiliary A parade was held at' headed by a war veteran, flanked by World war veteran, of the army and navy. Etna's rp. resenting a tank and a subm.rlne rhaser followed. Other, floats were by (he bend. Relief eecfetv, representing the Pllgrfinc ifirU. Ooddcj . J, Cub, (Sunday - achooi,1 Spanlsh-Amerlc- ' (am. . . K.ih$,n B.rrau: ,.,xl no olo. Laiher Jer.acn sentiment, W I Sorenson. Star Spangled Ban-- 1 ner." audience. benr(iiCLiQHy-Hfile. Walker. A children dznra, and snort program wa held in the afternoon and he Mndon hasehall team beat the to 4, The Logan Second ward (am dav closed with a display of firework and a grand ball A C4RRIER FICmj RELEASED. Ida.. July BLAfiLFOOT, (wo dozen farrier pigeons were AttCJTiptS pi- -; rclv- Mexicali Authontie. Aaor:i'of1 Fryss.y MEXICALI. Loner Calif. July S. The le nnr:'.-- of guarded against li.iend.arle following Ih, recent burning of tho Owl resort. An alleged arsonist was shot and captured Tuesday on the roof of the Ban Diego saloon and Saturday night two suspects were arreeted following a reported attempt to burn the Black Cat - resort In the same block. ( y -- cr Begin on your very next pay day to bank a part of -- your earn- ings. Then add to your savings account, month by month, while your income is at its best. Some feel the -- . I! WAMYEBH day thrill you will of inde pendence and reap the reward of sustained thrift. Resolve today to be a banker. '4 Per CenL Com pounded Smbr annually, on Savings Accounts. .AIacWiusla.Bojlernvakers,,Car . Repairers. . Pipefitters,... Electricians, Blacksmiths, and Helpers and Apprentices ' for these crafts; also can use men who have had some mechanical experience at above trades, and will furnish assist. competent instructors . eRealizing that ourweirvrho have leftlheir jobs ardoing so in opposition to the decision of the U. S. Labor Board, we offer fuU protection to those who enter our -service. . CaU Wasatch 4671 or apply at Office of Asst. SupL Motive Power Rio Grande Railroad Co, D. G. Cunningham, for fuU particulars, rates of pay, etc. Zions" SMngsBank fiTR.UST CO. v. sm BANKER gait Lake City Utah. News Ads Are Believed -- |