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Show THE PROVO POST THE PROVO POST Provos Popular Newspaper' THE PQST PUBLISHING COMPANY ' West Center St. Phrne Entered at the 1Obtoffiee at Provo, Utah, as Matter. Serond-r-las- s . By carrier, per month By mail in Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming (in advance), per $0,20 jear 2,40 3.00 : other states I BALL CHAMPIONSHIP S. Smith By Civic .Manager: Terms to Subscribers: ROCKY Tribute Paid Late John Dixon Proves Sensation of Final and Deciding Game of Club Series Silent 14. 1924 MOUNTAIN BASKET j AT KIWANIS MEETING 12 N. C. HICKS All TWINS MERRILL SPEAKS ON HAWAII PuUlibhcd Monday; Wednesday and FHday by 2.j 6. DR. H. FRIDAY, MARCH ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OI Mormon (hurrh - looked up The blue and whit- of the Brigin the ham Young university, was borne to Hawaii, and nowht-there greater honor in he- victory, and to still greate r heights rn rubor of the Latter-da- y in the realm of athletics Wednesday (hurrh. ai cording to Dr. H. when the lighting Cougar aggregaO M(rrill, who addr se d the Provo tion humbled tin Colorado College Kiwaiiii club Thursday afternoon at Tigers m tlu- third and deciding their regular weekly inerting in the game of the interstate sc ric s tor Hotel Roberts on his recent vsit in tlu- Rocky Mountain confer nr.. tlu Hawaiian Islands. By winning the la- -t two games of s and John W Farrer acted as chairman the scries, by scores of 1 the of the meeting, and musical numbers squad Young respectively, were given by Mi-- s Florence Priday, brought to Utah its first undisputed and winner of the Adams stringed in- and clearc ut championship. its of Reed and contest strument potential Swenson, thereby gave prove n talented strength and the capabilities of the and another violinist. Edmund Evans, entire- aggregation. young least who contributed much towards makWednesday's game was the teams A Both of Pair of Kiwanis the the series. play, ing interesting Sixes, a success was tendered a val- gave proof of the strain of the preuable present by Walter Adams in vious games, and except for the brillbehalf of the club. iance of Bruce, the Colorado captain, Dr. Merrill in commencing his ad- and Buck Dixon and Packard, the dress spoke briefly on the geographi- Cougar standbys, the players failed cal features of the Hawaiian island, to rise to the heights shown in the and the reception which is accorded previous games and were erratic at each visitor by the1 residents. intervals. The climate, scenic attractions and Dixon,' the all starjt thlete of the tue most sensathe cleanliness of the islands receiv- B Y. U., was easily the speaker, tional player on the floor and beed much praise from whose opening r marks were inter- sides being high point man, nedted spersed with humorous anecdotes of two baskets highly sensational and his visit. difficult, both being from beyond the TigForty percent of the residents of center line. Bruce, the capable the islands, said Dr. Merrill, are er forward, time after time threat-Tno- d me that to his men to victory, and Japanese, and it strike's there is a Japanese "problem more displayed remarkable floor work, vital than any ih theUnited States. though ifis basket shooting was of previous games The speaker pouK'doht the Japan- ferior ese customs ip marriage', the fact Iattersorf, his teammate, also played The work of with other races well as did Mueller. that 'is unknown by the Japanese, and tln guards was weak, however, in that all children l?orn of Japanese shtii-- contrast to that of Packard d In Packard, the local Howard parents automatically become an outstanding lias izc'Ht of tht' United State's. aggregation, m In dsc ussing t he schools of the was who every play. player, lands, the speaker, stated that each Ingersoll and Romney both tailed burgrade had its own building, and that to show to advantage1, and the with all schools wen open instituiests air eluelly den of the victoiv tions Dixon. P;u hard and Richards. What impressed me most. d1-- 1 Analysis ot the sc ries shows dared Dr Merrill, was the' motto. Brine to have- been the most finDixon, We are American ciliens! which ished play, r on tin floor. hung in every I sc hool room. Regard- however, compared favorably with lmiml that the Mor- PUterson In all other positions ing churches mon church was looked up to anil than t or w aid. tin Young aggregathat nowhere m the world is there tion show cl a marked sup noritj. more lie nor m being a member of The sc ore J - i- I -, Dresses, Coats and Suits - WE RECEIVED THURSDAY WILL RE PUT OX SALE FOR - 40-3- 32-2.- SATURDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY well-know- SCHILLINGS TEA 1-- 3 1-- 2 lb. lb. 22i packaged 1-- 41 packagei 70b lb. package 1 BAKING POWDER lb. can 24? 1 lb. can 47? 2 2 lb. can 99? 2 1-- PEANUT BUTTER BEECHNUT BULK COCOA, 12 SMALL MED., 19M 2 LBS. FOR LG.31? 25c . CREAMERY BUTTER, 2 LBSl FOR Maple Leaf SALMON, oz. 1( DATES, lb. can lb. can Vz 47 32e 171c 95c Premier Salad Dressing 39c Hospital Toilet Paper ROLL 10c ttf.s-fhat inter-marria- ge j ) citi-ian- -I MORGAN PEAS LOG CABIN SYRUP Shiall 27 C Medium 53c Red can. No. 2 Red Can, No. 1 2 C Spring Garden, No. 1 No. IbP Spring Garden, -- Or 2 No. Sego, Stego, No. loC Evergreen. No. 2 1 2 C No. 12' Weber Valley, 1-- - j No. 1.05 Pierces Tomatoes 10c; 2 No. 2 'i i 12 ic -- --- IOC, Grape Fruit ORANGES, Large 15c per doz. VEGETABLES t 3c Onions, lb 3c Carrots Turnips, lb. 1 - r 3c 1 15r lOr per c a nd run d n i win ! o' i nn , Extra Choice Poi Roasts, lb. Shoulder Pork Roasts, IK 1 . ! lb ni ll n t il'o s w s Pi he made nl til o! -c t i the gov b I. ale in l i lo pi v h I inhwn a no g EOitTURD SPECIAL olon c i MEATS U. Y P, Dr. Merrill aNn stated that nianv of the Hawaiians wire members cu R jc h els. tin I. D. S cliuidi. and emu hub d Mill ins reel. ii ks b;. a In n f description of Rom o 4r Cabbage, lb. 1 Or Celery, Head Lettuce 7 , 25c 70 c that church. rn- - w li n h e I li I ,1 I ow I . S i'o os. Smar,t p. f.twhior.cf! d ' M' OR I c f g o ni, i T . i U drawn,-lb- . . i LARD, per pound n t ' i :: mil - i - tine . i r t .mo Mrni'ghfj - o-ii- V, : , e ! i and n n 0 0 II II SPRING COATS FOR GIRLS AND JUNIORS The 20c I OF SGGUT COUNCIL li" h. tie a i M m v i 'lb. r . di -- t h the tl'IV 11 i ov r i thcv'ie here at ed in Icpion c ria ac and F. oi ding ut IV e to be as i' r an make nmipitt it I'Ol'lt F1YF EXPERIENCED tor oppoi t unity Bar- OR Extensive Clans To Be Made Sab snn n Spb n lul See Ml live Wins For Summer; 200 Officers e 13 7. on Pli tons Attend Bow-wo- lx I SPRING SUITS IN i EVERY NEW STYLE $6,75 Spring models for dress and wear; side tie and effects; Yelour, Gabardine, Btdaire, Covert Cloth, Teddy Bear Cloth, Grizzly1 Cioth. The most popular shades to select from. $14.95 Sizes to lb vears ('hie sport . . t cb i futui imping piogi'uin, I,, c r (1 nl Hu to Pi An dM on till' l ' v would co l. i seisin's newest models pew double-breaste- d 1 arl at A feature event for Saturday Monday and Tuesday. Boyish styles tailored rnidels, double-breaste- effects, sport d models, tailored, embroidered and braid-emodels. Beautiful materials, fine twills, ew cheeks, neat stripes, fancy tvveeds, twill checks, twill cord, Boiret twiil. Sprint colors include sand, moss, qray stone, cocoa, rnvy, lentil, hrickdust. Womens and misses sizes. O0 Sale price for Saturday, 7C Monday and Tuesday T yZfilO t w Specials tor One Week Firestone, V. S. Men's knee hoots, first quality, in and Hood Half Hip, same brands Ilip, all same brands, first quality Shoes ' Ball $14,95, $22.50 tin annual meeting FOR RLU Mod in llrii k Bunbreakfast in library, ot the Biigham galow. 7 large roonm, closets and HI ming university. Widinsdav von- - room, s, pmg porch, a re- -, part in beat mg I hr S' metit Ha i r m 3 large poultry house's, Frank n S I reside n t pie tr.is; o ot i poul-t- r l ew el Ct ('(1 chic f pn suit'd at th will house hens? 3 small tront-on s those rod a no t uig. w b l li v is said b barn. and houses t li u s ia s t ic t. hi and 'ii most strei walk the a paved side pn'si nt to j s out no t mg i v r held in tlim T mis Part cisli, balance monthly c ! j i I 1 1 j 1 , 1 1 - - ments in all stvles and we think you will find a savins. an You are always welcome to act cur prices. ( c I E t Illbif v Of ( Y alues. i 2-- .I t interest Noitli Tc le- Mil West c i l el 1 . 1.1.7 d . s ilk' i i h i '( P s i - i ! I iu . t A t i ,i ' ! i till, i'v hive t i' n I meant ai m 111 '( i u t !i up-- d .i x i i i trii i '1 i i ' ini ' I t i Mm win r ii i d i Lob - t w i i a n and in mg linni ito oi At homo ' d act wmIi X.itun'b r.dd mm h to lie and 'O mai v Inn p '" a ill t mi re sin that it - d id h dd of th m but b ad t!l'lil "o g thth. m a lntlo in o u 1. a m .did tii th in m a lo. aton and o. ' iv ma k' ' oi i.n v hoo.l if ' I.-,- ! I t on TIP i onth wo .ti.i oi niagini-- a Fin- t M(1 m paiidgc I'" . ui in g d i ri- ' a . ) i l l I I , ' - ' . I l I ' n Just Received All of the newest shades' and .styles. Sale price Saturday, Monday $1.95 and Tuesdav JUST RECEIVED OUR NEW SPRING SWEATERS two-torie- d . i I:' 1. i Y VV- m and c I t m,i .1 i'o w.t' pm wo nnl w i m ini' i tli' f t received a wonderful line of Skirts, every wanted shade, prices to match. It will pay you to come and look them over. YYe wiJI place o() Skirts on sale for Saturdav. Mondav and $3.95 Tuesday,, at Ju-- MONDAY. MARCH. 17th. nmkr au'piies of the Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors of America w nn oi k r" ill pot Third Ward Amusement Hail r a"ombli-- 'how d th it Al-'i- - . - I of n i a th town' north of Piovo m the r aro ov the jiracticallv (li'tint fop thv Provo Ini' about that the townot it' quota; and t b ot Tmtlr. o u 'ho wub exception 'wlmh i' pT.ii tn ally over, an m the '.inm ondition a- Pji.no Evtrv ( I 1 1 ' no n t ' 1 Brices within your reach. Bopular Shaker Knit and Cardigan stitch styles; sw eaters that are in great Fav or For every type of in and outdoor1 wear. Ev- There isa com- ery sweater is new. of color combinand plain plete range all sizes ations; QQ QQ Sale price ydiDU I t ill . iimiiii' mi i t l 'll oi a I I ) l - ii- ) dresses l ( - e I i i ' i Hu i r in v r imt t b d u d l 11. i ( i I l m i i ua d id , f ' i nil i.a Rd F v O t ' .c n Ml Ini ik d m II a u n O' V I n d . k w (' i I. ! I i I 1,1 i t d. r t 'jui a I s Ladies house i V i iqa mi i had hi init n g dillll a lid - 1 - t v. nt u ' ight ll ml i olt., .mi' ai Pi- ll Sll.l m d -. d 111' ' i bv im n m n i 1 Xpht . i .in m i of ih ; was i H u t ni l ono-tlnr- d 348 West Center nt. 2 'I pen ell ss,I ( l D.L. Van Wagenen i the lip pay no i ii two w ere pr sc nt iihoin n boat d Pi. llow ing th ailing ol the roll Rtre. t at ions g the large h ut spow m to cilili.a s mb lie"- i bit ion 'll rl' i Another Iairge Shipmenjl of Shamrock Ijtrut'. ,utin lulnl j ' hi . lot Men's and Bovs Wok Children's Shoes and 1 lot Ladies', Misses and -- Slippers, alt high jAade ol medium price line Me have got the largest Unit we can tind. the citv ; bought from the best factories all leather. The factor;, brand on Every pair ua ran teed In our twenty nearly evetv pair, able shoes in Brovo we have been sat ist act ion. have oiven the people ' vviil give us a on your Shoe purchases. If you v ou montv vv ill find this out lair trial on your shoes purchases you for y out'selv as. line of Hose for all the Mt a Do tarry a very the most reliable hoiue we can buy family : bought from values as can be given by anyone. Give as and gcod iron, Y (!U il also find a suing considering ii- - a trial am hoseis larger than ever heiore. quality . Our line of phc goodsaftd quality with any others If you will compare out prices on our piece goods. you vviil find a uving ran am a iLo have a big line of house dresses, We f (i:"- In.ni 5iS- - P- " a lls line Yhere You Get 1 i -- 1 Flare back, straight line, mannishly taihired models with novel pockets, notch, chin chin or throw collars, They charmingly express the spirit of youth and are excellent values at the Jubilee price. Every garment is full lined, some with crepe, silk, satin, All have well de chine or radioetle.. fitted shoulders and sleeves; youthfully fashioned of Bolaire, Camel-hai- r and other attractive novelty fabrics. Colors are tan, henna, pan green, rookie, .eray in plaids, stripes and various effects. Sizes from Hi to of). Sale price only for Saturday , : Monday and Tuesday i 1 in jiricx- - nt J MISSES TOP COATS FOUR )R FIVE EXPERIENCED for Salesno n Splendid oppoituintv I ai n K a Mte Si live wins tons Phone 137. ot tic ials of tin1 tfi m 2 n u Moi i council ot tin1 T a pan ogos Ill-tiiiu rua. n'lircsi nluiR Ren See tits ot ho ho and Ttntic dm n e , I tab i- I ( I I Orpheus Players AdmL 'ion, 50e Extra lEIv, 10c 1 PROVO, UTAH S9 6SS i , j .il i 1 c STANDARD MARKET 11 pn v J "Cl 30c 13c the t; Satin (.onruotto g , Wll'OM - s 1 i ALL DAY PRICES Whole or Half, lb NICE FAT CHICKENS, dressed and Sprint;" Irt"-pCanton Ctik-- . c.l . p.iiu-Kii.iyi'h '.iirct' that at o you! hi ill and 7. cmni'i ; houette .ini I'.Nliimmlik' hnsiui. in Ila k. navy blue, l.ia'wil. t u.ii, coioy, you. I'na.i. i lii'xo d rcxxex art' worth donhJo vvhatvve are askiny 'Thb Cn ' tip Saturday, Monday and Tuesday , sale price i 121 2t IIAMS, Eastern, Sugar Cured, vv now Inr upon c 2 Is 111 llawaiiai. w !,n kai 1 I i . MISSES DRESSES c: I , j J |