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Show rr TEE PROVO POST Mrs. A. F. Palm, Mrs. EJv. Corf- man and Mrs.jGeorgo 1 bn e remap, of Miss Lucy look MayberryamI three at afternoon place Sunday oclock at the home of tlie brides mother, Mrs. John Mayberry, Rev. Pulliam of the Baptist church performing the ceremony in the presence of the immediate families of tlie contracting parties, together with a few intimate friends The bride was attired in a pretty gown of white and carried brides Toses. The rooms were prettily decorated with a profusion of the seasons choicest flowers. Following tlio wedding, supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. "NVaid will The marriage Oilffurd-Wa- id Will jooi be hcrev1lie problem of properly clothing vour boy before you. You want him tolnive, and be-i-s entitled to .nicutrtidwTrpv pearanctO Alueh of his success in school and after life depends on the confident feeljng he has in himself and no hoy can main- tain a satisfied, confident spirit in shabby or untidy dollies he needs good elothes. is Mrs. Cooper Anderson of Olmsted, Mrs. Samuel" Sebwaband Mrs. W. L. Biersaeh are among the Provo people who will attend a luncheon to be givenby Mrs. P. N. Nunn at the Country Club' in Salt Lake tomorrow. On Thursday next Airs. Nunn will entertain a number of, her Provo friends with luncheon at the Hotel erts. i Rob- r announcement which - will undoubtedly be of interest to some of our readers is that of the engagement of Miss Agnes Bit saith of Salt Lake and P. A. Clayton, formerly of this city, but nowr residing in Salt Lake, the marriage to take place during the early part of September. Jack Sharp a isited relatives in lleber Sunday. The many friends of Mr. Sharp will indeed be very much pleased to learn thatdie is gradually recovering from the injury he so unfortunately received in the Springville shooting affair some time ago, and' that at his present rate of improvement it will not be long until he will be able to he out and around again SHEAHAN-- , K.OHN A - the Boston Cooking School Magazine This Jelly Roll la fast becoming very popular on account of the way It keeps fresh. JCVitl proper handling it should keep fresf A whole week, providing it in the meauUme, for it is Isnt 33 ever .good as it looks. Air. and Airs. George Alaycock an OIr.and Mrsr Alarshal of Salt Lake have returned to their home after having spent the past week in this city7the guests of AH. and Airs. James Brown. V&S -- . K C Jelly Roll , Traveling State Auditor Mark Tuttle aud wife of Salt Lake have returned to their home after an enjoyable visit in ProvoT the guests of Air. and Airs. J. N. Strong. f sifted four; scant half tear spoonful salt; 2 level teaspooufuls A' C1 grated rind of Bating2 Powder; beaten tight ; 1 cup sugar; lemon ; eggs " JfU?; tKP 0 m,l" slast stored sugar. Beat the sugar into the eggs; add the lemon rind, then the flour, sifted three times with the salt and baking powder; and, lastly, the milk. Bake in a buttered dripping pan; turn oufonadainp - trim off the crisp edges; spread - doth,with jelly and turn over and over into a roll while still warm. Dredge the top One tup ' wear. 15c pair " ' CAPS, SHIRT WAISTS.. & Everything for the school boys wear. $5.00 V a y and $5.50 Our Leader School Shoe Our Rock Bottom School Shoe A ILO The best 'Shoes you can find anywhere for so little money. Good heavy sole, with strong servreeable upper, well made ami neat. Be sure and see our school Shoes be- - oak-tanne- fore buying. - WE CANJROVE W ood-Cl- oooo oo TO YOU The most solid, substantial School Shoes in the market, welted sole, standard sertw heavy exeel lent calf upper. Not too heavy" but full of service." d, IT PAYS TO BUY AT PROV O S REAL BARGAIN STORE ton Mercantile Co.t f ooo ooockxoox xx ooo if The man that thinks that New Year is the only time to turn over eial difficulties of a ship owner, the father of thp hero of our story, a new lpaf makes a mistake. Such action is seasonable at any time and the daughter of the captain of the year. , of the Aurora, which vessel is owned by the father of the hero. " The father desires the son to marry a Airs. Alaxfield of Salt Lake and Air. and Airs. Ariel F. Cardon wealthy widow, in order to avert Airs. A.V. Hardy of Garfield spent and son of Salt Lake were Provo a final crisis, but the son has althe past few days with friends visitors Sunday. ready obligated himself to the and relatives ifl Provo. captains daughter.' The fathers with powdered sugar. Ah's. O. W. Bailey and daugh- only resort lies in forgery, hoping! Mrs. George II. Dubois, Airs. ter Orare spending the vveekjr. to ever it up until he can make it Hot milk used in tlie jelly roll enables it to be rolled without danger of W. F. James and Airs. W. R. Salt Lake. Presents the Miasical Farce good, but it soon becomes known, j cracking. Have the milk scalding hot,' James were Salt Lake visitors confesses to saveliis and the'sn . also be careful to have the eggs and Sutto-CliasDrug. Co. furnish father.. Shortly after the soiuhas sugar beaten together until very light Sunday. oven. all social occasions. been put iu prison his father, in ice and creamy. Bake in a moderate for cream ' Air. and Airs. Samuel Schwab K C Jelly Roll is illustrated on page desperation, decides to send his of the new and handsomely and son Frank are spending a SPECIAL FE ATURE FILM thirty-tw- o vessel, the Aurora. on a voyasre K C Cooks Book, few illustrated in Salt Lake this wreek. AT THE OPERA HOUSE and while enrute have it sunk in days sending-thsecured free be which may by ( order that he might eolleet the incertificate packed in every Wednesday, Thursday THE DEATH SHIP Rex Miller of Price is - The Opera House will present surance Airs. to J. the can of K C Bakjng lowder son convict The money. 10c 111. Intense Drama in 3 REELS 10c reel at this time is granted a conditionjAfiUES Mfc. Co., Chicago, visiting with her parents, Mr and The Death Ship, feature made in Europe, for he al pardon, the terms being that and Thursday evenings. leave the country for two years. The story is one dealing w ith the Following outihis arrangement, wise. The vessel is wrecked iu a blowing up of a vessel at sea and the son signs as first mate on the storm, the alarm goes through the the thrilling rescue of those Aurora. From here the story, town and thc life saving crew gets aboard theAnrorar shows ifitercKtirrg :seenes of The plot revives upon the finan- - including a burial at sea. Through' ing,audr altogether, the picture at $ a chain of circumstances the plans this point is well vvorth looking t ' to swat the flies. miscarvessel The of learns! the of c owner 1 the at this time shipowner AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL SEPT. 4 AT 7 P. M. ry, and he learns that his vessel that his son was aboard the doom- . This Kale means money to jou. Our entire stm-k- ofmercwill not.be destroyed unless be ed ship; this news is more than he handise is on sale at prices that will startle the ,most conserblows up the lighthouse- - at 4ho can stand and he becomes a suicide home port, and he, not know ing before learning whether his son ! to keep the flies vative. People who have been to .our sales know that they is determines is The rescomaboard son or not. sou his stock and our aud her, Come perished examine saved is have money. out. . to do this. The story goes on and cued and he is soon able to clear! pare it with any other. We are closing "out our most realistic his name of forgery. He very soon ! of one the shows at TINWARE, GRANITEWARE and GLASSWARE of dynamite destruction after this marries the captains pieces " at from 25 to 75 per cent off while it lasts. 7 in which to store the crop of dol- - that has ever come , to public notice daughter. Shears and Scissors go at half price ; a large stock to select from lars which you sow with labor and either in moving pictures or otheryour v A vast amount of ill health is due to reap with hope. Feed your bank account now and it will feed you stomWhen the impaired digestion. T In spite of the advance we are selling cheeper than ever whn the winter of life sets in. ach fails to perform its functions Screens bought As your hank account grows, toil properly the whole system becomes T before. Now is the tune to fit up he children for school. Our and sacrifice will be rewarded at the deranged. A few doses of 'Chamber shoes are from thebest factories and are all made well. We and - pleasure. Deny ease ou with ail need. iiain'8.Tabletsis They can save ypu from fifty cents to one dollar per pair by buying in small things and later will strengthen your digestion, invig- - $ yourself sale this r -- ambitions. now .7 . RUBBER BOOTS below our competitors,-foorate your liver, and regulate your you "can gratify-bi- g are and for the future. Great things possible to tliej WANTED-G- uls to wrap and bowels, entirely do.ng away with thatmiseiable feeling due to faulty digesman who has money in the bank. incri to ' pick peaches. 'Call Al. E. tion. . Try it. Many otheis have been Make a deposit today. iKartehner at Clerks office, tr at cured why not you manently a pei values and Homo off. cent large residence on Provo Bench. splendid 20 to 50 per .t dealeisT For all & sale, by The stock tQ select from. L. D. S. GARMENTS at values that wiil j Hound 1200 lb. Ilorsg. for sale Provo is it will Enquire 1.- - R. Tietjen, appeal to ypu. Remember our entire stork ou sale and Bank Merchants VACATION RATES elsewhere. 2t iSantapiin. pay you to call and see our prices before buying PROVO, UTAH. WANTED Girl for housework. Complete stock of V To various Eastern destinations J. D Dixon, Cashier. 502-Z- . Phone . N. T. Taylor, Presidert via SALT LAKE ROUTE. TickScreen Doors and ' Anyone anywhere can bank WANTED By mother - and ets on sale various dates, May y with us by mall. Screen o furnished modern cot- - IStli to September 5th. ROUTE ws daughter, I ' 348 WEST CENTER STREET. tage for fall and winter, riest ol OF THE LOS ANGELES LIMIT-ED- . in stock. y always UTAH. reare taken of everything. Phon See your-locfor PROVO, "Agent 5C3-K- . dAiiOr particulars. L Iju Airs. J. N. Strong.in this eity. Air. and Airs. William Dil worth of Beloit, Kansas, are visiting in Airs. Alelvina DeAIilPaud Airs. this city, the guests of Air. and Lucy Cox of Alanti are the guests Airs. C. G. Hoag. of Afrs. C. A. Cox this week. f XA Tonight- - - Opera House AMUSU COMEDY CO. -- , i " fr Coats twilled moreerisetlTihing, button lined with extra boles'Uitched with Silk, buttons sevved'or.i with Linen. Pants lnicd"v ilTi superior Japan Linen. Excelsior w nist band. Stand-- " ard drill pockets. Thoroughly made in every respect." Superior to anv thing you ever saw at the priee , wear-resistin- g Knitted especially for school children Tough and durable, they are properly named - Air. and Airs. John Saxey have announced the engagement of their daughter Grace, to Arvid Reese, the marriage to take place the early part of September. " Recipe Required Only Two By Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill, Editor of jt . - attractive All Wool, Rain Proof, Dust Proof, HATS, va. A V Our Elk Jr. Suits Cff, BEARSKIN HOSE at the Hotel Roberts this afternoon. Sweet peas in their, var- Airs. Reed Smoot received word ious shades and colors are used in this that Senator Reed the attractive fable decorations. Smootmorning 1). C.. left "Washington, The guests are Mrs. George Suth- last arrive to night and expected erland, Mrs. Reed Smoot, Jilrs. C. about --Thursday. The E. Loose, Mrs. E. D. SuttonMrs. will probably be in Provo senator J. W. Aird. Mrs. Ira II. Masters, until sometime in November. Q wear-resistin-g. The marriage gh r and great They cannot be siupiissed ami are seldom equated at the price of Are neat, DESIGNED BV of Miss Lauda Mr. and Airs. of daughter Barney, R. A. Barney, formerly prominent residents of Provo, but now residing in Salt Lake, and Jesse ' asnsualr of this city, is scheduled to take place the early part of Mrs. W. B. Searle is presiding September in the Salt Lake Temover a very enjoyable luncheon ple. JRoll - 0 0 o Our Rough amLReady School Suits 0 An reside in this city. PAGE FIVE The Awhard Squad e 64-pa- e 25-ce- nt - AVed-nesda- y Il ls Good IS NOW ON It Is Better j This Bank ASafe Granary It Is Best tQequip Shoes - ( house' with 1 j BAKER Ladies Overskirts LUMBER CO. J Farmers Van Wagenen Mer, Co. Wind J al |