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Show PLEASANT GROVE NEWS ...-. .... 'Ak Independent weekly japer Jjub-lished Jjub-lished in the interests of Pleasant Grove and Utah County. " Issued Every Saturday. BY THE- The Provo Herald Pub. Co. - J. DAVI D LA RSON, FOR SALE 1t)-a ere fagri, 1 mile north of Pleasant Grove Bank. Be-yond Be-yond city" limits. Six-room, soft rock house, barn, granaries, cellars, city water, all kinds of fruit. See S. J. Nelson. 3t Editor and Gerxral Manager, ASHLEY BARTLETT, Local Editor. Application made at the postoffice at Pleasant -Grove, Utah, or transmission trans-mission through the mails as second-. second-. class matter. Subscription Price, $1.50 a Year, in Advance. 9 BEONTHELOOK- Green OUT FOR Groceries and For Imperial Oysters v Sunday Dinner t S.F. Walker & Sons Delicious Sunday Ice Cream-Sweet Fresh Oranges Toothsome Tooth-some Chocolates THORNE'SCAFE FOR SALE OR TRADE. Two city lots with good home, 514 South Eighth West, Salt Lake City. Tor home or acres in Pleasant tlrove. See P. S. Kroman. FOR SALE Good 3-room house and 2-acre city lot for sale. Best location in city. Ask W. H. Hayes. ALL TRAINS. of SALT LAKE ROUTE arrive and depart from Union" Station, Salt Lake THE STRIKE PROBLEM. It is hardly: possible to criticise the Philadelphia situation as a strike. It has become an armed warfare and the rules of such heated strife must be regarded as governing it. The public suffers more or lessTn all cases of war, industrial or otherwise. The responsibility for the "existing situation will evidently be laid on the shoulders of t.ho?e who should bear it, but in the meanwhile this fact does not relieve the tenseness. Now comes the news of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Fire-men and Enginemen agitation. It has crown out of the differences between employers and employees, strengthened by the flowery words of the union leader. This army of" men attack a powerful organization the railroad companies will. not easily "bedrwnt-d. A general strike may be ordered. The entire tYest will suffer. Com mercial interests will be hampered. It apt to be another Vase of City, where direct connections are mad- for Idaho, Montana, California,! h , weari warfare that entails tremendous financial costs. -..n with through trains for. Denver and East. See .1. R. Halliday,' Local Agent, for tickets or further information. CHICAGO and other Eastern points best reached via Salt Lake Route. Direct Di-rect connections Union Station, Salt Lake City, with through trains. See - V VbDOUGiaS $3.$3.5S&$4.SttUt: B0Y5 SHOES, to av nothing of the amount of human suffering. It is-not to b hoped that' other working me who are members of the unions will come out in the general strike order. The calling of a sympathetic strike, whatever the provocation given in its excuse, can never find the support of the public. Any kind of a strike is ethically and economically wrong, and the time will come when such free-lance ways of settling private grievances a the expense of the people will give way to more rational ra-tional methods of arriving at an understanding in labor disputes. Vesuvius is again in a state of etuption. It may be a sympathetic sympa-thetic outbreak with the volcanic agTia!ion of the world. INVESTIGATE: We ha-ve Jewelry for presents a.nd Jewelry for valentines ' .. Watches from $5 to $100 The best Silverware for the table thai is made, in plated and solid r JAMES MARTIN Where the quality U always right American Fork Why Lift 10 Tons Daily Figure it up. Every time you lift those big, heavy farm shoes it is 5 pounds lifted. At 50 steps per minute just estimate the ton you lift "if airy. Now, wejean sell, you a light weight shoe of superior leather that we guarantee will outwear the heavy and its cheaper; saves your money saves jrour strength. Any more argument needed? The Mercantile .. Pleasant Grove $2.00 r i WW ! .. A STITCH IN TIME .. Saves Money I guarantee my work because I use the best material. Done when promised B. MOUCK, Shoemaker BANK BUILDING tHo :co A L C!rar Creek. Castle Cite. Aberdeen. Aber-deen. Hi.iJVJtha. Diamond and w Rock Springs Electrx.-.l'y Weiiied Wire Feoci-i J A. K. Thornton t' & Sons THE LARGEST MAKER AND RETAILER CF MEN'S FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD. "SUPERIOR TO OTHFft MAKES." "I have worn W. L. Doimias sho.-s tor the t'.t tu'yr.irs. a 'd a!a '" "'" ' ,ar sunrricir toail otlur hulli urai.'e shoi-s mstle, lOmlort and tiura.j.iii, " W. C. JONES. " ll'.l Howard Ac. Uln .1. N. V. If I couU take you into my large factor- at Brockton, Mj", and liow you how cart-fully W. 1. Douglitt hoe are ! made, you wmilJ realize why they hold their sha.pt. fit better, ?ear longer, and are of greste.- v'alup than any other make. . I I U - ' 1' ' ..' lir-. T,.u. " .ii Our Line of Prints and Ging- Ii9mt i a rnmnlpfp In fr.t OUT Ladies! spring line is complete. lr.vou iraae wiic us vou ivnuw v- .w w nere money d trade with m it t Dliy S IVi O re us, then give us a call -fend see our. stock, get our prices and then you will buy our goods 1 UK fcALK JlY Pleasant Grove HcrXo. N, j We are not jews we only Ot JeWS. have one price to all. :Cnllimore Mer. Co.: Ljndon, Big In everybody's mouth. Output in 1909 doubles over 1908. Carload business is taking the place of retail trade - Utah Pleasant Grove Roller Mill A. E. COOPER, Proprietor n . We Are mi Isoing Om 111 -lotos IOCS X1J T Having decided to lear down our present buildings and erect a new modern business block in their stead, we Must Close 0:t Our Entire MocK Kegaroiess ui iqsi. mmgb win uc uu.v-cred uu.v-cred to your door for Less than the present factory prices. We bought our Mammoth Stock before the rise in prices. We have no place to store our goods and they Must Be Sold. L! THINK OF A GOO.) HOW BACKTi) DINING CHAIR 10K 50 CI". NTS. Sli:i:i. SANITARY COUCH $3 35. IKON ?! i. KITCHKN SAFK 52 o 5. GLASS DOOR CUR HOARD 56 hS. DKT.SSKK W ITH I RUNCH BUVI'.L RLATU GLASS y,.V3. 0x12 TARLSTRY RUG FOR SH S0. 5x10-6 INGRAIN IN-GRAIN ART SQU ARL I OR S3 S5. LACK CURTAINS FOR 55 CHNTS A PAIR. NEW ART SCRIM CURTAINS SI TS WALL RARER 7 CENTS DOUBLE ROLL. PIANOS WARRANTED FOS V t A FS i'6r50. PIANOS (U(?1 AS LOW AS $0.00. ORGANS USED; AS LOW AS $15 00. ORGANS OR-GANS WARRANTED VOU 23 YEARS S;2.00. DECORATED DINNER SETS $2.75. CROCKERY. CUT GLASS. WATCHES. WATCH-ES. JEWELRY, SILVEkWARE. ALL MUST GO STOVES STEEL RANGES. STOVES. FURNITURE AND HARDWARE HARD-WARE ARE ALL TO BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE IN THIS GIGANTIC CLOSING OUT SALE xvtr lur n.TKT YOU PRICES ON' BUT A VERY FEW ARTICLES WE WANT YOU TO COME AND LOOK THE STOCK OVER. ALL GOODS WILL BE MARKED llS HGUIS WAN Ao GET IN OUR NEW BUILDING BY SEPTEMBER .5. AND IN ORDER TO DO THIS OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY. 3 Come and select your spring goods from one of the largest stocks carried west of the Missouri Mis-souri river. We are pleased to give our patrons this opportunity. Je Begins Msrch 15th 1 I - Provo |