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Show Ill THE PROVO FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1923 i MEXICAN WORLD'S LARGEST f I 1 1 GOODS CHAIN DEPARTPMENT STORE i 475 DEPARTMENT STORES t 286 WEST CENTEITST., PROVO, UTAH xr 2 I" I r . ALWAYS AT LOW PRICES CyccTporcct6dL ORGANIZATION ! TO RELIABLE QUALITY F Our Store Is Ready With i NEW FALL GOODS Girls Serge Dresses All-Wo- ol at These Low Prices! Sizes for ' Girls 6 to 14 ! $4.50 $6.90 MANY SPEAKERS SERVE EIGHTY PARTICIPATE The assertion of Joe Guterez, a Mexican, that he was hi ignorance of the presence of liquor in the automobile he was driving at the time of his arrest, failed to impress a jury trying his case in the city court Wednesday afternoon, and a verdict of guilty of transporting liquor was returned. Whereupon Judge J. B. Tucker sentenced the defendant to pay a fine of $2 99 or serve eighty days in the county jail. Guterez was arrested August 18 by Deputy Sheriffs Boshard and Burk following an investigation of a reported disturbance by Mexican laborers in the construction camp at Cutler. The officers failed to find intoxicants in the camp, but on their return to Provo stopped a Ford touring car, which was going in that direction. Guterez and a companion, Ricardo Mendoza, were in the car, and a large supply of liquor was located in the rear seat. Both men were brought to Provo and placed in the county jail. A hearing was given them before Judge Tucker on August 20, at which time Mendoza entered a plea of guilty to the charge of possession of liquor. Guterez, however, plead not guilty to the charge placed against him, and asked for a jury trial. At the trial yesterday he based his claims of Innocence on his alleged ignorance of the presence of liquor in the car. He stated that Mendozo, who occupied the rear seat of the car when arrested, had hired him to transport him to the camp. The jury, however, failed to find Guterezs explanation plausible and returned the verdict of guilty. Judge Tucker after sentencing the prisoner stated that the time already spent by Guterez in the county jail could apply on the sentence imposed. As the prisoner has been incarcerated In the jail for about ten days, the time he will actually have to serve, unless he finds means by which he can pay the fine of $299, will be seventy days. Professor J. M. Jensen of Brigham Young university, Miss Hazel Brock-ban- k of the B. Y. U. training school, Bryant S. Hinckley, A. A. Hinckley and Almo O. Taylor of Salt Lake City and Bishop Albert Mabey of the Fifth ward were the speakers at the funeral services held in the Fifth ward chapel Wednesday afternoon for Jean Holbrook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Holbrook, who died Sunday evening. Elmer A. Jacob of the ward bishopric conducted the services. The invocation was offered by E. S. Hinckley of this city, who was followed by the first speaker. Professor J. M. Jensen, who spoke words of consolation to the bereaved family. The musical selections were by Mrs. F. L. Hickman, Miss Evelyn Hodson, Professor J. R. Boshard and Mrs. Sarah Ramsey. Professor Boshard and Mrs. Ramsey rendered three duets. The benediction was given by John S Smith. The speakers all dealt on the lovable nature of the child, whose death brought deep sorrow to a large number of friends and many relatives. Miss Brockbank spoke of the cheerfulness of Jean, her pleasant-- : ness that brought sunshine into the school room and gave pleasure to her companions. The speakers assured the parents In the words of the poet, Montgomery, that Beyond this vale of tears there is a life above. An unusually large concourse of relatives was present from Salt Lake City and other cities. The floral offerings were many and attested the high esteem In which the little girl was held by her many friends and relatives. Interment was in the Provo City cemetery, under the direction of the Berg Mortuary. Artist Given Jail Sentence k ol O. especially designed for girls, are made oi serge in navy, red, and brown wi.h trimming braid in contrasting shades. Most of them skirts. These are very good values at our bad-chec- k ist, was in the Tucker verdict j " i ! i I S-- I ECmght Coal Company Twice within a few weeks the Im- perial German flag has been hoisted on Dutch soil, once at Wieringen, when a yacht called Hohenzollern paid a visit to the prince, and again over a seaside villa in was visiting. A which the prominent London daily states that the prince is planning his escape to Germany, that he is in communication with the German nationalists, and that he is popular among ex-cro- ex-kais- er ex-cro- art- E. Cloward, a sentenced to serve five days county jail by Judge J. B. yesterday afternoon after a of guilty had been returned by a jury in the city court Cloward was charged with having given an illegal check to Ray Hutson, and was arrested about ten days ago Consequently the sentence im-- I Merely Shifts It. n prase of Agriculture. Have Natural Food Supply. posed is equivalent to fifteen days j The man who doesnt want any in the county jail. In the plantless depths of the ocean Ij Agriculture is the noblest of al and endeavors to smooth ti.e denizens largely depend for trouble, even ; turns it and for earth, alchemy FOR RENT Two large rooms, 10 food supply upon the ceaseless rain of I manure, into gold, conferring upon Its things so he will have none, not InfreWest Fourth South. Apply 390 S. some one tor mixes the sink which dope animalcules. dead through cultivator the additional reward of quently 4 Phone 698-West. Fifth else. Exchange. the mJles of dark, cold water. ,eaith. Chatfield. all-wo- N HOLBROOK FUNERAL $7.90 V These .dresses, excellent c f embroidery or have full pleated low price. I DAYS OR PAY FINE Bad-Chec- 'A' ORDERED POST rs. During a debate in the South African assembly relative to an appropriation of a quarter of a million pounds for the relief of unemployment, two radicals from Johannesburg chained themselves to the rail of the public gallery, and from there insisted on addressing the house. It required half an hour to unchain them. General Smuts and the speaker of the house refused to prosecute the offenders rinilD I LUU II Pride of Leland, 1 $2.65; Tip Top Turkey Red 1 sacks, $1 .35; 10 sack, $1.60; 2. sicks. sacks, $13.00 2 sacks, $3.15 GOLD MEDAL PANCAKE FLOUR Aunt Jemima, pkg. 16 18 Buckwheat, pkg. small 17 Albers, pkg Albers large pkg.!U30 8V2 MAYONNAISE oz. jar J 27 32? Certo, bottle Laurel, Flat No. xz 4 fill Rosedale, Tall No. 1 Oil uALIuUlc Libby's Red No. x2 McGowans No. x2 McGowans No. 1 22 23 32 -- 47 - pwder SEA FOAM WashingPackage Large 22c CALIFORNIA SOFT SHELL WALNUTS, LB. 30c ' - MCDONALDS BULK COCOA, 2 LBS. 25c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Bartlett Pears, Peaches, Plums, Grapes, Banana, Apples, Crab Apples, Watermelons, Canteloupes, Lemons, Oranges, Sweet Peppers, Cabbage, Tomatoes and Onions. MEATS Boiling Beef Pot Roast, lb Pot Roast, lb. Pot Roast, lb. 25 10 3 lbs. 122 15C Veal Roast, lb. Veal Chops, lb Veal, Leg, lb Veal Stew, lb. 20 22 25 C 12 CCp Boiled Ham, very best, lb. wwu Special Saturday Only. 10 Pork Hocks, lb. Pork Roast, lb. 2 lbs. Loin Steak 2 lbs. Hamburger 55c lbs. Wieners, Franks or Bologna 15? 35C 1 Veal Loaf 35 Virginia Loaf 35 Cooked Corn Beef 25 C orSausage We carry a complete line of Smoked and Lunch Meats, 2 J j Standard Market i YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR SUCCESS to Be P rovos Host on Sept. 1 st THE ENTIRE CITY IS INVITED TO VISIT OUR YARDS NEXT SATURDAY AND INSPECT THE JUST INSTALLED! EPOCH-MAKIN- G COAL-LOADIN- MACHINERY WE HAVE G I Nothing like it in the West Renders the old shovel-u- p method of handling and loading coal Assures 100 perfect coal preparation! - j out-of-dat- e. ' t i Arrangements are completed to show the people of Provo and vinicity How much this innovation means to them in the quality of their Coal how much it will save in cash, work and worry. These machines will be in actual operation so that every one may see for himself Yes, he may see the machines that are already the talk and admiration of every coal dealer in Utah! . i , i i $1.00 Box ot Startup ! Finest Chocolates Free to Every Family Represented at Our Yards September at our we shall m. next with a beautiful 1 Between the hours of 8 a. m. and 5 p. $1.00 art box of Startups finest Chnrn-late- s yards present every family represented Saturday, absolutely free. THERE WILL ONLY BE ONE BOX TO A FAMILY, HOWEVER. The more families represented the better we shall like it! Arid just for good measure we are also going to give away three tons of our famous Knight Coal one ton each to three lucky families Yes, you may be one of them. WE WANT TO WELCOME REPRESENTATIVES OF EVERY FAMILY IN PROVO AT OUR YARDS! PLAN NOW TO COME EARLY, AS THERE T A . GREAT THRONG ALL DAY LONG! Vf) i KNIGHT COAL COMPANY, ; t HeberS. Rupper,Mjr. J ! |