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Show prepare for Winter j Now is the time to have your Winter Clothes cleaned X :: and made ready for wear. X PERHAPS YOU MAY NEED A NEW SUIT. IF SO, WE 1 WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU. ;! Plione 106 and we will call and deliver your work. i! HI. PLEASANT CLEANERS AND' TAILORS Mt. Pleasant, Utah ADLETS Wagons or Sale or Trade Wagon Boxes practically one-third on. P. M. Peterson, Ephraim, Ut. t'OR SALE 2 00 ewe lambs; 250 weather 'lamb3 and 100 aged ewes. A. C. Caudland, Mt. Pleasant. AT A BARGAIN A HOME. The N. O. Clemensen Home 2nd. South, and 2nd. East Brick, 4 rooms, large porch Terms or Cash See E. W. WALL, idt. Pleasant Commercial & Savings Bank. HAIRY Pl,Ul. ( TS We are paying San i.ake price? .or erea.ni. Churning crea.n 4?. cents. Subject to change with out UOUcu. FAIRVIEW CASH CREAMERY AX OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE Cheap The business buildings and property of Lauritz Larsen on State Street. For information infor-mation call at the Pyramid Office. I , FOR SALE A good modern home on State and 3rd. South Street. J. Faireld Larsen, Mt. Pleasant. FOR SALE 160 acres dry land 2 miles south of Spring City, Crawford ditch runs through it. Excellent r'oi :heep owner. Easy terms. Writi-Mrs. Writi-Mrs. M. J. Allred, Box 5t)2, Tooele. Utah. 1 Try A PYKAM lit AHI,CT! j rw iMOSvrt fc ' By Etly Don. f of thoJC nney Ca HomOffln N.Y.Cly, "Raiment oft proclaims the man," our old friend Shakespeare said a long time ago I And how much more true, indeed, it is of women to-day I The feminine world realizes that it is judged by the apparel it wears and so we have this great, consuming interest in-terest in the question of dress I Just before the season starts, curiosity curi-osity in the new styles flares high; at Hi. time has it been more pronounced t this Kail, and it's no wonder, for i: just seems that the designers have pui forth their greatest genius to provide womankind with absolutely m w and totally captivating innovations innova-tions in Frocks and Coats and all the interesting accoutrements of dress. Silk or Wool Frock. Dresses claim the center of the style stage this Fall. Never has there Leen a greater dress season. Perhaps this is due to the SP influx of many, many new style fcj i? Ideas and the use of various charm-f charm-f ing fabrics. I Mm The Fall starts ASf&lw oot haughtily with f'-f)' (fl regal satin 1 Crepes J$&$kl 5A ate still used, and ffi'S&R kA many will rejoice V'MJI t the return of I istV Canton Crepe, 1 ' which is seen ex- I r&f4 tensively. Canton tfe will be remembered l isi most stunning I s. Frock fabric. , vV,, .Tiered skirts, " some with bolero U y effects at the waist, strike a happy new metier, and are especially becoming id die tall, svelte figure. The Dolman sleeve if good for :iriv Autumn, especially. Sleeves which arc generous above the elbow are the most piquant Perhaps the waistline is just per-ciphhlv per-ciphhlv higher. Bloused backs are bhuwii by many leading stylists. 1 ight wines return in the color scheme for Dresses 1 Claret is ubi-rpul.M.slv ubi-rpul.M.slv popular. Other dark shades of red prove aiso becoming. Greens, cocoa shades of brown, and. it goes almost without saying, black complete com-plete the color cycle for Frocks. Women Prefer HU What woman, almost since Eve, can resist a Hat? Probably Eve fashioned hen-elf many primitive .v head - ornaments, J0f resembling hats, r''"! from the nowers pF&l arid foliage in the Vlfy Garden of Eden 1 If this is true. J we come by our V predeliction for L hats naturally! e 7t A-wav. we de- i- rive much pleasure from the purchase e of millinery. Sport, felts are n?-a n?-a standard bat. This Fall they ay frequently "dimpled.", with small l dents in the soft nuttrol. This stjle extends to velours also. In velvet and fiTVs, large ; hats are p,nUr. They aw nbboo and flower trimmed. Small velvet hats may be found. Tain shapes lit t behead be-head saucily and are youthful in appearance. Coats All Fur-Trimmed And one must be warmly cladi And so wc turn to Coats I Thi" Winter coat is ever a ponderous pur- fid should hi with ski hul s many peo- a Com iv. o season-;, the i,iu:.t choo.e. wear oats in pbii.'-j lures den. . 1 iitioii of .e groomed . . J lan. They n-?, rse, j a 1 1 1 . . . i y with fin Coats I lu re oticeahle ab-f ab-f flares I he straight line predominates I Suede materials, bolivias, and novelty nov-elty weaves are the materials. A' I types of furs form collars and mils and trimmings. Several original style change .ire particularly apparent this Kail I i.e Dolman sleeve, the essence of gr.i. e, is noted. Also the V back with ihe fur collar forming the V. BIoum-I-back Coats will receive the plaudits of those wishing a different line than the silhouette. Plush Coats in the current lur weaves find favor with many women who like their warmth, their resemblance resem-blance to fur, and their service. New Footwear In hose, the practical thing is to buy a quality just a little heavier than chiffon; it then combines shcer-ness shcer-ness with wear. The colors which vL will be worn most jSj are grain, bran, jLW and champagne. m The grays will also ( be good, as well as gun metal and woodland rose. The despised reptiles furnish us with startling and lovely footwear. Lizard and snake-skin tftms make ' pumps very unique. The opera style of pump, and simple strap-pumps replace re-place the cut-out modes to a large extent. Glovea Are Gay In both fabric and kid gloves fancy cuffs with embroidery, cut-out patterns, pat-terns, stitching, etc, remain tiie height t)f fashion. Styles Which Plea.e All in all, this Fall presents an arrav of most enticing nc- n. de.-. t:i every article of Dress I V c have given you here a few style hints so that you may start your shopping uli some idea of what yn rav -vpen to find in all the Fall and Wirt" n'?-sematinns n'?-sematinns of Apparel W r a-e rT""-"t confident that the rrw ivV " ! meet with your fastid.ous approval I Looi A bag of unwashed Laund.ry, between Mt. Pleasant and Spring City iiuler rn.uin to Pyramid office. ewurd, $2.00. Oil SALE Small pigs, see Uasius, itoie Nielsen. iiooms l'Or Kent apply to lir-bard Brown of this City. Native Lumber for Sale. . to f.27.50 per thousand at my r:ui:;i 'OU'th of Mt. Pleasant. Josjpi Christensen. Nicoiv t u ; aisiii'il .-M.J113 I'm t c(-i ulh of Pnslolliee. Mrs R Aod-rsn Lt'AtttUK I OR SAld'l Sheldon Monsen of Mt. Pleasant, has all kinds of Native lumber I'm 3.tle at fifteen to thirty dollars per housand. 'OR SALE My limine on First weal street. S. M Nielsen. Mt. I'leasant. 1 . or Sale A lull city lui just snu.li f John H. Seely home, lull w.-ne-ight. Write Owi'Mr N'orniMii l-':i i rvifi Two or three front rooms for rent t 3rd. south and 3rd east. See ilford Winkler. 'OR SALE My !u:iie in Nori.i cut ;.art of lown. A bargain. Alirea Hos-nlof, Hos-nlof, Mt. Pleasant. FOR SALE A num'ber of n:di.iary household airtiles and p'eces if lur-liture, lur-liture, includinr; range, bed, coniMn-ition coniMn-ition bookcase and serietary r:iH-rs, r:iH-rs, chairs, f:mit jars, -crook' ' j ir 11 ! es, hoi water jskot for" mah's-'c, mah's-'c, 22 r I e, lumber saw. etc V. L. rnhnson. VN EXCEPTIONAL OITTPSR .Fur a short time we can furnish a , piece Hath set composed of the .ollowing pieces 1 1 u gallon 10. II. ifauge Boiler, i wash Down Tolli-I., I 1SX21 Uasin 1 5 bath Tub ! 2U"x30" Iron liull Itim Kltclieii ink for the sum of lju. (1 i liotia. REGISTRATION DAYS: at the UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Freshmen must register September Sep-tember 23, ami must attoiiel ;Seit. ?.4 ami 25. Former students must resi'm-j resi'm-j ter Sept. 27. Itegular class work struts , Seiiteinber 28. i '' Announcement literature scut jtm request. Address i The President UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Salt Lake City. 2 COLONIAL RUGS $1.00 This adv. with $1 bill, check or M. O. brings, prepaid, two $1.10 Colonial Rag Rujrs. Rich Colors, iirlistic boarders. Washable, hence 'sanitary. Yoii.r rags woven In Col-lonial Col-lonial patterns, which are the rago ' I only 75 cents pe,r yd. Postpaid. I Hoarders colored, Tan Blue, Green or Pink. Suitable for every room in the house VALLEY WIOAVKRS, Box 10BH Pico. California. HOYS WANTED Age 8 to 15 to act as Sales Repre sbnlatives in spare time after school and on Saturdays, for PICTORIAL lilOVHCW America's tirealest Magazine Mag-azine of Ihe Home. We teach the boy salesmanship and .give him tin opportunity to earn money as well i as special prizes. PAItKNTS PLEAS1'. NOTE. Address:- The Pictorla' Iti now Co., 9115 Market St., Sa- 1'iancisi'O. WANTED Man wilih cu.r to sell complete com-plete line quality Auto Tires and Tubes. Exclusive Territory. Exporl tMii e not necessary. Salary $300. On per month. MILESTONE RUBBER COMPANY East Liverpool, Ohio. ''wwasHBiaisEiaHifKisa l ill I Enjoy Goodyear Advantages ; I Now For LESS Irriccs aie down to bed-rock on all size3 Cjt d.yc r All - Weathers, Goodyear- f. built i .lUifi -tdcr ;, and Goodyear Tubes. Check up yor needs come in and ; comp-'TJ our prior.-) and see if we can't save ou soma money with Goodyears. t S?c These Goodyear Values 1 3Gx3'2 CI. Fabric - - - - $7-95 f 1 30x3'" CI. Cord 3 9ri 120x314 CI. Cord (Oversize) $9-95 l 32x4 3. S. Cord 17 ' J5 I 33:4 2. S. Cord I 29x4.40 Balloon ii'20 P 30x4.95 Balloon 1610 31x5.25 Balloon 17,.95 p j Seely-llinckley Auto. Co. I Mt. Pleasant t |