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Show AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 19a SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1923. boxobo koho reoaoaso koo g OKO BOKO JBOKOaO IKOO KOKO H!KaKaWJKW!K80S bweep iMo More, ATJ1 Throw aside that back-breaking broom. ' Retain the splendor of youth, 'do away with drudgery drudg-ery in the home. ' ' - Let the EDKEKA VACUUM CLEANER solve your house-cleaning problems. Special Terms For I April $1 Down and This is your big opportunity to get a wonderful Eureka in your own homedon't miss itl Let us deliver a Eureka for 5 days free trial ' this places you under no obligation whatever. Utah Povjor & "Efficient Public Service" EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL FOR THE HOME 1 QXQM 1 The Grace of Courtesy J: How shall . we persuade the children chil-dren of to-day that maners have not Joome.to an end as part, of the old regime, which appears to them an elaborate unreality. It Is exceedingly exceeding-ly difficult to do so, at school especially, especi-ally, aa In many cases the whole nuniiy consents 10 regard mem as extinct, and only" when startled at the overgrowth of their girls' unmannerly un-mannerly roughness and self-assertion that they send them to school "to nave their manners attended to", but than It 1. too late. The only way to" the,r Peant paths and their form manners end develop politeness le to teach the cMldren from the beginning. be-ginning. A great scholar has said "Education begins at the cradle and finishes at the grave". . v Home is the sanctuary where all virtues should bloom, where the par-l Mita' ai.iftni.1tv atmuM tu vaaikAttail VMW .,.. . J .HV.IU . V - ,. ...... I where the' faculties of the mind Should receive the fundamental train- tag In all things, and where the hab It of courtesy , and politeness should be cultivated. o-.. ; . Childhood Days Dead, do you. say? These days of old Wlth thelr- pleasant paths, and their hearts of gold. With tears that dried as soon " as they fell, With the Joys that held us 'neath pleasure's - spell, , With the smiles that. came at each " . . merry word; "XT" " "' " " ' With the songs the sweetest ear ever heard, " Vv Dead, the. hearts and the days, beloved be-loved so wellT -,s--a:. No, never., while memory, throws her lOKOXO fcOJRO KOXOKO KOKO 1 Than Sat. Night, Apr. 28 THAT DASHING MUSICAL COMEDY OH . WITH A BEVY OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS. 12 - PEOPLE - 12 SWEPT SHOT " . FAST WITH WITH FURIOUS BEAUTY! ; ;u SPEED1 ; . v FUN! - v Witlx Al Cotton, Eddie Sparks, Jaae " v C , Warwick aad VHappy" Drexell . : ALSO AN EXCELLENT . . ApMlRSION-JXKJ' ;r .40c COWOXOOKOio OaSOM hojko KocJ!K!a2ka Only Month Light Company &ox omos o$oa oxoxox ossoaj ojsoxoSI a OS QgtOSSOX QXO OK0508 spell . All over the past! Outrlng the chimes Prom the merry days of our child- ' hood times, As true and as clear to the heart to-.day, to-.day, , - ' " ' Aa when they rang iu the Far-Awayl When toll grows heavy, and hearts . . .. grow - sore, - We hear the bells from the days of . " yore. '" So they never can die, these days of old. t,, tft4 wit be I fltb In viUnlaxll, fcrotstn, fat tmd otJaer fteoassjsry food ele- Qreaaa ofOreama" IM tlvare fresh at fom gioaara. CIUTUAL C0EAI1ERYCQ ejfsWs sf e rBew4r lUntlt CHZE38, EOOS .. . AND ICS CR2AM KOSO B08O 55c. (iriclcl1ing tax) ' OK02 0S5Oia X,i j 03KSOXOOaOB . m ji . i e BABY! j 0 PL: GROVE LOCALS Victor Larson wm Salt Lake visitors vis-itors Wednesday. Mn. Jan. D. Thorn made a business busi-ness trip to Payaon Wednesday, ' eaw.BeaMS Jas. D. Tborna waa among th Salt Lake business visitors' Wednesday. Lafayette Sorenson and daughter Helen, were American Fork visitors . . -v - Saturday. - R. D. Wadley and fi. W. Jacobs made a business trip to Salt . Lake Wednesday, v Mlssei Annie Kirk and Dean Mar-rott Mar-rott were business visitor! at River-ton River-ton Saturday. Mr. and Mra. J. R. Halliday and Mr. and Mra. H. W. Jacobs were visitor! vis-itor! In Lyndyl Sunday. Mrs. M. O. Thompson of Salt Lake . spent several days this week at the home of her brother, Geo. W. Bar ton. , ; '.' The Sons and Daughters of Vth Utah Pioneers will hold their , meet Inn; on Thursday, May 3rd, In the tabernacle at 2 p. m. The Ellis fam ily will give the program. The pub lic is cordially Invited. ; -. Mrs. Nathaniel Loader entertained In honor of Miss Seeded Tomllnson Thursday, the nature of the party being a miscellaneous shower. . The guests numbered about 40 and all re port a very enjoyable time. , Miss Secrled Tomllnson, daughter of Mr. and Mra.- Alfred Tomllnson of this city and Mr. Jos. Mitchell of Lehl, were married at Lehl Wednesday. Wednes-day. They will -make their home In Lehl. , The Misses Elsie Barton and Cr- pha Walker entertained at a miscel laneous shower Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Seerled Tomllnson. Games and music were enjoyed after which a dainty lunch was served to 30 guests Many beautiful and useful use-ful gifts were received. f Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Gleaaon went to Garland Wednesday evening to 'attend 'at-tend the funeral of Mrs. Kennard Hales, ' which waa held ' Thursday. Mrs. Hales died at her home' there of heart failure." Many people here will remember Miss Kennard, she having visited, here a great deal. Mrs. Oscar Richlns . entertained at a birthday party Friday in honor of her birthday. The invited guests were Mr. and Mrs.' Clarence Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Christiansen and Mr. and Mra.. Thos. Richlns. A real birthday dinner was served and an enjoyable time was had' by all present. Mra. Frank Ball entertained at a miscellaneous shower Saturday eve- , nlng In honor of her son and daughter, daugh-ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Southwlck Gamea and music were enjoyed. Miss Ruth Jeppson assisted the hostess. Luncheon was served to 30 guests. The young, couple received many beautiful and uleful presents. Mrs. Mary Roblson returned from Long Beach, Calif., after spending two months at different California points. She spent most of her time with Dr. and Hrs. Halverson. Mrs. Hatversdn was, formerly Miss Geneva Drigga. Mr a Roblson reports a splendid trip and'iuoat enjoyable visit 8he Is much taken up with the climate and flowers there but Is glad to be back home. ' SOKO iKaK KOSOa f Mutual Coal j 1 Lumber Co. DO YOU NEED Brooder Coal Summer Coal Lumber - Cement - Posts WE H AYE THEM easant Groye XOSOKCk i820Xkai OaWlrOftOMolCHgOll ' Mr and Mrs. JasA Nelson were Provo visitors Sunday. ;; ' Mr. and Mrs. LeoCk Walker made a business trip to Brlgham Tuesday. H. W. Jacobs was among the Salt Lake business visitors Monday. Mr. M. D. Fbrman of Paysoi was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Hayes. j Mrs. James Glllman returned from Bingham Wednesday, afteiv ten .days visit with her son Vera and family. Vera Glllman of Bingham,' spent Sunday here with relatives and friends. fri-ends. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marrot 6f Provo. Pro-vo. spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Adamson. Mrs. Nettie Walker returned home Sunday last after an extended visit with ber daughter and family at i Stockton. i Mrs. J. M. Holdaway of Provo, was a guest at the home ,of her son, J. S. Holdaway and family the past week. , 1 Mr. Earl Wagstaff, our new clothier, cloth-ier, states that his first' week's business busi-ness is better than he expected. New shipments of goods are arriving daily and his. place of business has a seat appearance. -k Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Canham spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. J. U Theobold are spending a week here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Canham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Theobold of Salt Lake, spent Monday evening aa guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Houston. . The Deseret News of last Wednesday Wednes-day published the marriage of Mr. Ellsha Kirk to Frances DelUngworth of Salt Lake. Mr. Kirk formerly was of this place. . " Ruth Peterson and Helen Sorenaon entertained the girls of their Primary Pri-mary class at the borne of the latter Friday afternoon of last week.' The afternoon waa spent In out door games after which "da4nty Juncb was aerved. Mr. Ijeroy Thorne who 'has been working for some time at Rock Springs, Wyo.. returned tome last week and accepted a nosition st Park City In an up-to-date meat market. He left Sunday to take up the new position. Misses Catherine and Sesanna Wood of Ioava, 111., made a very pleasant pl-easant call on Dr. and Mrs. , Line-baugh Line-baugh Wednesday evening. They were enroute to Illinois after spending the winter at Los Angeles, Calif. Stopping Stop-ping here to make the short visit on their wsy home. Y Mr, and Mrs. G. Richards, Mjy and airs. noncTi waiaer, air. ana Mrs. u Theobold. Mr, and Mrs. Avlyn Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rich ards surprised Mr. and Mrs. Isaac u an nam Tuesday evening, the oc casion being Mr. Canham's birthday. A. picnic luncheon was served after an evening spent and social chat in gamea, music . Practice System, Be systematic the thought the plan, the energy, the success ef your day to measured in value by your ap plication of each of sytem.-neorge Matthew Ada ma. , i Phone 4-W f . .. " Rea!?' ''"N U 0Xit corner' ''All questions submitted will he -v full nd parvfuilv mwan nnnt tliu. j: , . , ' "! " , i - "-r" otwb incuicsi aaVlCS. t Names and addresses of business firms" cannot be printed here hm be sent if a self-addressed, stamped envelope accompanies the reou'eat QuesUons are Umlted te two. FnU name and address aus?S,n.M each letter or no reply can be made.'. B,TOMWy t Ail communications are held strictly eonfidentiaLlLl .r'" In requesting poems and songs, the eorreet title, the first line or s-n.me s-n.me of the author necessary in order to find them. Please send tamJjf gdedenv Salt Uke'citJ! UUb?'7 ' ,B He,eB rook"' B m These sons and poems are on tho requested and To-Be-Pound 'list: Matilda. Jane What's This Dull Town to MoT Lorcna . Tho Little afoheo Mamma'a Boy Evening Post' Down the Ohio t, Under De Soto's Cross ' Father Doar Father Com Home wltb Me Now The followlna songs aad poema have been received -daring the past week, and I wish to thank each one for their kindness In contributing them: The Dying Sailor Juat aa Tmir Uaihup Waa When the Been Are In the Hive I'll come to Toil. Over the Wavee. , It will be neceaaary for the following to send namca and addresses before I eaa anawer their letters, as the rulai heading thla column Indicate. "Cowboy," Robertson, Wyo "Dim-plea," "Dim-plea," Thayne, Wyo. "Bug and Dunk," Washington. Utah. Bebe and Lll. Shoshone. Sho-shone. Idaho. Tobble and Dickey, Logan, Lo-gan, Utah. The Tease Cowgirl, Desert Des-ert Lake,' Utah. The Naughty Pour. Meridian, Ida. BILL'S IN TROUBLE I've got a letter parson, from my son away out Weat, And my ole heart Is as heavy as aa anvil in my breast To. think the boy whose future I had once so nicely planned Should wander from the path of right, and come to such aa end. tol' him when he left ua, only three ahort years ago, He'd And himself A-plowing in -a . mighty crooked row. He's missed his father's counsel and hla mother's prayers too. But he said the farm waa hateful aad he guessed he'd have to go. I know there's big temptations for a youngster, in the West But I belloved our Billy had the cour- " age v resist, ' - -.- An' when he left I warned htm of the ever" waiting aaarea That lie like hidden serpente In life's pathwaye everywhere'a. But Bill he promised faithful to be careful and allowed That he would build up a reputation That would make ns mighty proud. But It seems as how my counaal sort of faded from hla mind. And now he's got in trouble of the very . worstest kind.'. . His letter's came so aeldom that I aomehow aort of knowed. That Billy waa a tramping on a mighty rocky road. - . But never once imagined lie would bow my head In shame And in the dust had waller his ole daddy's honored name. He writes from out in Denver, and the story's mighty short; I Jest can't tell hla mother It'll break her poor ole heart! An' so I reckoned, parson, you might break .the news to her .. . Bill's In. the Igislatur, but he doesn't say what fur. Dear Mlaa Brooks: We find your corner very Intereeting, and would like you to answer a few ueationa. What is the meaning of: Mary, Erma, Juanlta, Kathleen, De-loros, De-loros, .Virginia, Jennie, Laura, La Vera, Alice, Nettle, Beaele, Aleath, Alton, Dorothy and Phyllis. Thanking you ia return, your truly, - CHERRT ft CHEERFUL, St. Oeorge, Utah. I will gtve you the meaning of aa many as I can girls. Mary means "bet tor;" Erma. "pure;" Virginia, "virgin:" Laura, "-a laurel: Alice, "noble cheer;" Elisabeth. "Ood of the oath:" Aletha. "truth f Dorothy, "the gift of Ood,-" rhyiua, " a green bough." . Dear Mlaa li.ooka: This Is our Bret entrance into your eornar. wa aopa-wrre welcome. We have enjoyed reading It very much and would like the following questions answered: an-swered: (1) Does It harm bobbed hair to curl ltTHow eld is Mary PickfordT ti) What are the lucky numbers, days and colors, for one bora May 2t and June 24T (4) How old la Gloria Swan-eon? Swan-eon? Is ahe married. If so, to whomt Wish lag you succeaa la the future we remain. ' ' ; TWO GIRL FRIENDS OF DIXIE. Welcome girls. (1) Continuous curling curl-ing of the hair with hot Iron is harm-, ful. Have you tried curling It on paperT This method will not harm IL (S) Mary PIckford Is SO years of sge. (3, The supposed fucky" day for those born In May Is: Saturday, the Month November and April and the colors red and pale yellow. For those born- In June. Friday Is the day, October and Deremuor the months and the colors red, blue and white. (4) Gloria Swan-son Swan-son is reported as being twenty-seven and Is married to Herbert K. Somborn at present, but divorce proceedings are under nay. Dear Mlaa Brooke: I want to know if you will answer a few questions for us, as follows: 1) How' to win the heart of a glrlt (2) Is It proper, to put your arm around a girl when taking her home? Answer soon. P. T., Big Plney, Wyo. (1) There are many girls, many hearts, many ways. P. T. However, there are a few general rules which applies to winning of all hearts that I might suggest. Approach said heart In the most respectful manner possible; Dear Miss Brooks:-- r- .' Tour corner has cleared up many matters lor me end' I am now writing some questions. of my own. (1) How should a girl, be dressed to go to a public dance In a town where there are but few private dancesT (2) Should you allow a boy to klas you good night when you are going with him steady! TOUR ADMIRER, Malad City, Ida. v I hi Indeed glad my corner hae been Of service to you. (1) Almost anytdreaa except a fancy party dress Is appropriate appro-priate for a pubTlo dance. "The tailored aad sport suit being quite-prases tor an occasion of1 this kind. (2) Never girlie, regardless of the fact that many eontend It Is being done in the: "beet families." Promiscuous' 4 klsslaf Is shower It. with all aorta of tuving au tentlons from making occasional can. and lavlahlng flowers and candy udm It. to offering an equally good heart la eichange for it. If, after followias these general rules persistently, wttC all the frills added, which tlma, place and the girl auggests, you fall te win. I would say this especial heart was aa unuaual one, and required an unusual "way." in which case It would be nee-esaary. nee-esaary. to make a thorough study of this particular brand of heart to And a successful way of winning It. (j) would not consider this a proper way to win a girl, at least not until th stage ef exchanging hearts had bea reached anyway. Dear Mlse Brooks: I would like to ask some more questions ques-tions but I am too much trouble as It la I thank you for the prompt answer I received. . . 8TDONIA J, Cleveland. Utah. ; No trouble, and ana very glad to hay been of service te you. Bo now just send your. questions (two) right along, dear. . Dear Mlas Brooks: We have been reading your corner and. thought we'd like to Join and ask you a few questions. (1) What Is the latest dance song and dance (!) What would be nice to serve at a house' party instead ef .Ice cream and caksr (8) Is It any worse for a girl to smoke than a boyt (4) What should yoa say when a boy ask's von for the. Uat dance. THREE GIRLS FROM i GEORGETOWN. Idaho. Welcome girls. (1) Among the late danear songs are "Dreams of India," "Carolina In the Morning" and Mat Is' Jones." (2) I hardly know whether you, refer to dessert only, or a suggeatlon for other refreshments. If for dessert only suppose yttu. try fruit whip, which Is made by beating the whites of eggs very stiff and adding any desired fruit, after It has been drained - free from Juice and pressed through a sieve or mashed very fine and sweetened te, taste, in proportion of one cup of frulr to. each three egg whites. Serve in glass dlahes and topped. with whlppeS cream. (3) Perhaps not, so far as the. actual physical effects resulting from' smoking Is concerned, but as to the moral effects' resulting,' most emphatically emphati-cally it la. By common sad universal, consent, since time's beginning, man' has been granted the privilege of Indulging In-dulging himself lav all the moral anil physical offences' which - he ' seea flu bringing email criticism en himself by. so doing, while to women it has bean given the privilege of exerting her influence in-fluence in his behalf te Increase his dealre for the pure and virtuous things of life. Now. I ask you. can she Influence Influ-ence htm for good .when she herself Is indulging in these selfsame vtcee and. habltsT Are the girls and women go-' log to lower their atandarda of morale' and habits in order to be "good pals' to the boys and men, or ana they go ing to continue their righteous work of bringing them up to their high standards stan-dards of virtue and Turlty In thought, word and deed? This Is woman's privilege priv-ilege and a happy one It Is, and It Is the girls who at this time can exert their influence In the right direction' to bring about a purer and nobler manhood, man-hood, and she cannot possibly do this while submitting to even, this one small (T) diagustlng habit De you not think I am right in thlsT (4) Well, my deaf. asae ens has to 'ask yon for the last dance, don't they t If by thla you mean you are supposed to go home with him. I will only say that you should not attend at-tend a danee unattended, and then of course It Is understood who Is to escort es-cort you heme. I have written you personally regarding -the removal of freckles. . , Dear Miss Brooks: This Is my first attempt to write. Here Is my question. (1) How eld is Tom Moore and la he married T (2) Please give me hie addraaev , SNOWDROP, Tooele.. Ut Sorry not to be able to give yen a more definite answer to your first question, but I have been unable to obtain ob-tain reliable data eonoerntng Tom. Moore's sge or whether or not he 1 married. He waa bora la Ireland, and bis address Is 191B Van Noes Ave, Los Angeles.. Calif. He Is with the Select Pictures Cor., T2S Seventh Ave. Hew Terk City: , , . . Dear Miss Brooks:" ! I have 'never .written te you before, bat have been a constant reader of year corner, and I thought I : would ask fora little Information as others have written aad yon have answered them, I hope you will answer my question. ques-tion. (1) Does tea affect the hah-t (2) Is It proper for a girl te walk home from a ehoW er party with a boy If he hasn't taken her theref If It Isn't what ahould yon tell him? 1 remain, CURLT LOCKS, Rochester. Ut. Yes, surely, Curly Locks, I will sn-swer sn-swer your questions ss best t eaa. (1) In what way do you mean that tea affects ths hair Sage tea has a tendency ten-dency to darken It, and does not harm It. If this is what you have reference to. . 2) No, under ordinary clrcum-staneea clrcum-staneea It Is not proper, because a girl should not attend a show or party without soms escort. In which ease she should ef course return with the person, per-son, i In case a girl does attend such places alone, she should uss her own Judgment as to returning home with s neither proper nor right In any sense., as every, sane-minded person will admit. ad-mit. Simply going steady with a boy; doee not grant this privilege. ... wia V. Dear Miss Brooks: . '. (1) Hss the ltk ef April ever ee eueed oa a Tuesday from 1009 te the present time? (2) What are my months and day tad florsr, please? I was bors April J, lBOe, Wishing you oceans ef lev and eueoeearJ remain, O 'f tOUBj JEUHBKKA FRIEND. Ut. (1) AprU lth fell oa Tuesday In the year 1S12 and la 101. (2) Tour day Is Tuesday and the -months June and July.-The July.-The Amaryllis iryear dower. ' , |