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Show SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION AND SALE ' OF BALL SEASON OPENS Lifebuddy Health Soap BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 1ST If the succeeding baseball games maintain the high standard of excellence that was established Wednesday when Provo clashed with Hebers husky tossers, well have some ball. Such was the concensus of opinion of the crowd that watched the Timps walk off with the honors by a score of 2 to 1 after eleven innings. The managers of both teams tried several men in each position, and moved them about in almost every inning to see where they would fit in. Each team used three pitchers, all of whom pitched good ball considering the early season. Heber connected for four singles, while Provo connected three times. Hillman and r. Petty for the Timps each got a Both of these men performn ed in style and made several hard catches in the outfield. The lone Heber run was scored by Montgomery, while Cooper nd Petty scored for Provo. The score: FOR ONE WEEK Iv An expert demonstrator direct from manufacturer will be t demonstrate just howthe the blend of pure RED PALM OIL and SNOW WHITE COCOANUT OIL enables you frSt St6P towards a HEALTHY BEAUTIFUL, comptexfonUr PRICES wil1 hrevail for the demonstration period onlyIAL 7c per cake or 4 for 25c - , for 49c 8 16 for 95c SEE OUR WINDOWS oft Cucumbers, each Moapa Asparagus, bunch 'k. 12 c 30c - New Texas Cabbage New Potatoes, per lb. V I I a 25c 12,c 15c 5nc I in. Radishes Green Onions 5C Large Imperial Lettuce N. B. c. FRUITS SALE AND DEMONSTRATION Tomorrow Only MEATS half dozen Bouquet Sand- wich Cheese Flakes Chocolate Wafers Dainties Lean Pot Roast Chuck Roast Shoulder Rib Roast Cross Rib Roast Loin Pork Chops Loin Pork Roast Shoulder Pork Roast Shoulder Pork Chops Loin Roast Veal Shoulder Roast Veal, 12l2c .12,Vic Cracker Meal 122C Doris Sandwiches 2 c . Lemon .Biscliit Squares Lorna Doone Qld Time Sugar 12 Cookies Social Tea lb. cJ 12 2 c 12 2c ( Noahs Ark Animal Crackers, 2 for15c' Uneeda' Biscuit, for 20c 20c 25c 17c to 22c 17 12 c to 25c 25c leave at oclock. All orders in by 9:45 will leave at 10:15 oclock. There will be one delivery m the afternoon. This will give pur customers! wo deliveries a day.. 15c American Beauty Ginger Snaps and Lemon Snaps 3 25c All orders in by 7 :45 will 7 for 2 25c Fresh Milk, 11 Qts., $1 Fresh Buttermilk, oc t. OUR NEW DELIVERY SYSTEM l2 c 15c 18c 18c Country Sausage, half beef 17 2c and half pork 12,2c Zu Zu, 2 for '2 c LI 6c lb. 12lzC 12 12 HcV Mutton Chops Breast Mutton 122c ALL PORK SAUSAGE, 12,2cl Biscuits Premium Sodas , Vanilla Wafers Zwieback ' Macaroon Snaps 9c Rib Boils 12'2c Cocoanut ' Briskets 12'2c -- 80c NOTHING BUT THE BEST 12l2c Large Sodas Grahams Large 12,2C Arrowroot Bisc 12,2C - , Louisiana Strawberries, 25c per cup Florida Fancy Grapefruit, $1.00 M. Boshard, Raile, c j Page, 3b Jones, p Kinney, p Johnson, rf Extra Good California and CRAKERS AND COOKIES i I15c ,L. 8 Market The House of Service and Quality Phone 194, 195 add 56 to choose from this mkmmoth stock with EVERY ARTICLE on all odd lines and brokeiv!ots of merchandise created, during this all new Spring merchandise arriving this weekVill'be on racks and the bargain placed Come today or before Saturday evening, for nexkweek all the merchandise will be back . is , Womens House Dresses SATURDAY ONLY c 2 FOR $1.00 SATURDAY ONLY . Fraughton, lb Sweat, 2b PRICE ONE-HAL- F . . A MOST BEAUTIFUL Assortment of womens Imported Swiss Handkerchiefs, beautifully embroidered edges and corners On Sale for ONE-HA- LF PRICE SATURDAY ONLY, at WOMENS COATS AND WRAPS Nelson, p,3b ... 3b, Womens Handkerchiefs Seeing is believing The values of these House Dresses do not have to be told you On Sale 2 FOR $1.00 SATURDAY ONLY .i $14.75 and $19.50 Just received A Big Shipment of Coats and Wraps The Seasons Newest and Smartest Styles and Materials, in all the new colors of the season. They must be seen to be appreciated. Priced for quick selling SATURDAY ONLY : 14 75 50 1 Barney Bonner, Lefty Murdock, p. 1 . Bases on balls Off Nelson 1, off Lefty Murdock 3. Three-bas- e Summary: WOMENS SILK HOSE, 2 PAIR FOR $1.00 hits Hillman and Petty. Sacrifice hits C. Murdock, Raile 2. Struck out By Nelson 3, by Lefty Murdock 4, by-C- . Murdock 3, One big lot of Womens k Hose, in colors white, black and brown, all sizes. by All-Sil- Jones 2, by Kinney 2, by Boshard 2. Passed balls Heber 1, Provo 1. Hit by pitched ball Bert Bonner, Raile, Hillman. Umpire Tom Hardy. Priced for SATURDAY, the last day, at 2 pair for Cl HO y I lUU WOMENS PURSES AND HAND BAGS $2.95 BATTERY C IS PREPARED (Continued from page 1.) whistle and four short ones. When this signal is given the men will lose no time in assembling at the armory equipped with one change of underclothing, toilet articles and such other personal articles as they may be allowed to carry on such a trip. Besides their personal effects they will be equipped with rifles and au tomatic pistols. The local organization will take along its .machine gun and possibly one of its field pieces, the famous French WOMENS WAISTS, $3.95 chine, georgette range of colors, $10.00. On sale last day of sale, BUY BLANKETS NOW load at, each All-Sil- $3.95 4D-i- Big size n. yard regular at of sale, at, yard $9.95 sacrificed to unload quick. Turkish Towel ; -- FOR YOU PROVO UTAH P'Wfflgli , Wof-finde- T MEN WORKING HARD WITH HOPE 39c iNainsooK i PRICE It One big lot Curtain Nets and Scrims; values to 75c; on sale to unload at, A yard BARGAINS THE STORE ALL LOVER rvn ul KZJ 1L t m AT Jj forming well during the training season and will undoubtedly land; some of the coveted places. Even a busybody has some merit for at least over an unbusy-bodthe former is active. will be Young, Markham, Swenson, Weight, Maeser, Partridge, Robinson, Keeler, Simmons, Taylor, Morgan, Miller, Chamberlain, Whitehead, Van Leuven, Groesbeck', Wakefield, probable point winners will be Weight in the pole vault and high jump; Maeser and Partridge in the weights; Keeler and Taylor in the hurdles; Simmons and Young in the Knudsen, Murdock, Bunnell and Niel- jumps, and Wakefield in the disson. Standing out among these as tances. These men have been per y, ; OF GETTING SCALP Tine or B.V.D.s on sale SALfr TREMENDOUS 75-mili- AVhether the final call comes or not tlie local battery is ordered out to a special drill at 7:30 oclock tonight, when further details of pre paring for the trip into the coal camps will be outlined. loFollowing is the roster of the to cal battery which will respond roll call if the order comes telling them to entrain: Womens Step-in- s lot Girls Gingham Dresses, all new goods; sizes to. 14 years. Priced for quick selling at, $1.98 ' each LAST DAY OF C01E SATURDAY s One i ENTIRE Stock of Blankets Hand-Bag- 65c value; on sale each : un- ter gun. k They are beauties Actual values cannot be. expressed in print. Priced for SATURDAY at, while they last,' each One big lot Womens Suits, Coats and Dresses, to ; Beautiful quality Japanese Pon- gee. Actually worth $1.50. Specially priced for SATURDAY, lasl day 89 c One Big Lot of Womens Purses and White Linen finish Suiting; regular 50c value; on sale at, h K crepe and taffetas; big all sizes; values to SATURDAY, at, each $19 JAPANESE ALL-SILPONGEE, 89c YARD One big lot Womens Waists, crepe de fine quality Tissue Ginghams. Priced to unload at, yard 32-inc- Captain Commissioned officers James B. Tucker; first lieutenants: A. W. Morrison and Robert T. PatA. T terson; second lieutenant, L.officers JOKE. Edwards. THE BRIDES GETTING ON HIS NERVES. First sergeant, George M. Harris; sergeant. Charles E.C. Fletcher; Mercy! said the bridesmaid im supply The Four HorseHave you James Jensen; to the bride. ar4 you go- stable sergeant. ictor C. men? C. Corbett, patiently Don sergeants, B. mirror that before The Four Horsemen of what? to stand there Frank Keer, J. Hatch ing Ralph asked the crusty looking book deal-e- all day? Come on, theyre waiting corporals, Joseph Beck, Hugh K Goddard, Willis L. Graham. Carsnarled the for you. P. McCullough, There you go, The bride did not move! from the lyle E.J. Maw, Sidney would-b- e M. Searle. Arcustomer, trying to make Robrt - but Merrill, Jesse her at continued gazing me pronounce that word. Ive been glass.Let them thur J. Simmons. counterfeit presentment. First-clas- s into three book stores already and wait. is well privates: W. Radoliffe It said she calmly. theres Adams, Weiman Kenneth Im darned- - if I dont tobelieve reflection Allred, before show up my to indulge in some a conspiracy on foot Beeslev. Sidney'H. Belmont, Arnold you know. one gets married. Ernest Birmingham ignorance. Boshard, Leland O. Campbell. Boston Transcript. C. Chavie, Thomas A. Fielding, C. Allen Gray .John W. Gerber, Hugh J. Gerber, Loring A. Harris, George E. Harris, Andrew' Hartley, Cree Hills, V. Lvman Holdaway. David Johnson, Kenneth G. Keer. Gustave Nielsen, Powel-soSidney A .Pace, Stanford P. Paul F. Terres, Roper, Benjamin Bert Strong, Thomas M. Stubbs, Wes-I. THE PINE TREE SERVICE STATION? ley L. Snow. Privates: Hammond fm. J Allen. Clyde Andrews, John A. Service for you convenient most place Herbert L. Bailey, Floyd Baum, A oil will find it the F. Beesley, have yet found. James M. Baker. Eugene M .Beesley, Richard T. Beesley, Clay IN EASYr L. COVER Edgar Berry, Claude UNDER Ray Berry, NO CURB NO GUTTER James E. Boulton. Laverl E. Booth, OUT. AND EASY Castillo. Charles M. Clark, Rulon F. . ETC. LOOK! MG SPECIALS F0K SATOKOAVOMLY Last Day of Sale Cooper, rf Twelves, rf BertBonner, we will rapid-fir- e campaign tables at greatly reduced prices. to regular prices. Ft, p.. Montgomery, Smith, c Stanley, rf Saturday will be vour STORE OPENS 10 OCLOCK SATURDAY MOANING ed ' c Elliott, lb gc -- It your last chance Sffn of aturday PUMPS, make drastic reductions selling, and Dick Boshard, Shotz, ss Hillman, cf . .... 1 Saturday marks the close of the Greatest Sale Provo has ever witnessed LmEP,TvLESAMrE PROVO. 15c " ' Saturday the curtain falls mid-seaso- II-IIIIIIl- Utah Rhubarb, lb. Extj-- Fancy Fresh Tomatoes, Extra Fancy Fresh Spinach, lb. Bunch Beets, per bunch 1 Bunch Turnips, per bunch Bunch, Carrots, per bunch Bell Pepper, per lb. PROVO HAS EVER WITNESSED three-bagge- Egg Plant, per lb. THE . Extra Fresh Green Vegetables i SATURDAY LAST DAY WITH GREAT GAME . n; r. n, All-re- 7 We have two expert service men auto needs.. We put , J Air in Ypur Tires Crankcase the in Oil Change the and Differential 't Grease the Transmission fact we give Real Service , y WE grades of gas, oils and sell two best TUBES AND ACCESSORIES AUTO TIRES, STATION PINE TREE SERVICE AvC. Corner Third Southland University ( imfcjaa d. Cook, Marvin Cook, George M. Cole. Clifford E.. Cole, George L. Corbett. Leland A. Cox, Ross R. Curtis, Cecil G. Downs, Fred Ellison, Leland R. Ekins. Ephraim H. Evans, Bliss L.. Finlayson. Fred Fielding, Dennis "W Fleming. Keith V.W.Foote, Lavonia Harper, Harold Fuller. Albert Hartlev. Justice Johnson, Lamoreaux Jones, Kenneth K. Kerr, William T. Keith, Donald Mayeoek, Jess Theran McFadden. Harvey L.. Mel-dru- m. Howell, Oscar Lopez. Alden G. Patten. Raymond L. Payne, John W. Porter. Clyde L. Pulsipher. Glen F. Reid. LeRov Snow. Carl Snow. Vern M. Skinner. Reed Spafford. Karl M. Taylor, Reed K. Swenson. William J. Warner. Yernald Rav B. Mildenhall. T. Worthington. t The Brigham starts off the Young university 1922 intercollegiate track and field season next Tuesday afternoon when it meets the Utah Agricultural college cinder artists at Logan in the annual dual met beCoach Altween these institutions. vin Twitchell of the Y has been taking his athletes through a strenuous weeks training in anticipation of the hard battles he is sure to get next Tuesday. The new Y athletic trainer is not particularly overjoyed over' the records made by his youngsters in their part of jthe twelfth annual invitation meet and relay carnival of the church university last Saturday. He explains that their showing while good was nevertheless not exactly what he expgcted. The cause might have been stage fright due to their 20 0 of the states mixing with nearly.fctnd best high schbol college athletes. Twitchell himself claims to have suffered some stage fright and considerable confusion as he watched the monster athletic carnival moving off with f clock-dikprecision. Only he catch did. sight of his occasionally own men1 in action. men will make the Twenty-fiv- e to for the dual Logan pilgrimage meet. This will be the largest B. Y. lT. squad" to entrain for an athletic battle ground for several years. Coach Twitchell intends to givfe this a chance at large squad of prospects the track and field events in order to encourage more general participation in the sport. He does not expect them all to be point winners, but he desires to build up a team for future years. Among the men to make the trip ANNO UNCEMENT UTAH MOTOR COMPANY Under the Management of Heber R. Taylor Has Secured the Agency for the ' , u . Chalmers and Maxwell FOR UTAH COUNTY 1 , The good Maxwell needs no introduction, in this territory its dependability and durability being well known. The New Series of the good Maxwell has added th essentials of beauty and low cost to its former qualities. , : ; . LET US SHOW YOU ITS MERITS UTAfi MOTOR COMPANY HEBER R. TAYLOR, Manager Announcement of location will be made soon. ! ? ! j |