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Show THE HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1922, i "Motorists today take their tire service and mileage for granted." says a veteran Goodrich representative who has seen the growth of the tire industrj from its inception. "They huve become so accustomed to getting eight, ten, twelve and even fifteen thousand miles or more from their tires that they do not appreciate what science and inventive genius have done lor them. "In the early days of the pneumatic tires, as any old time niotor-- i ist will tell you, every tire was a gamble. If a man got 500 miles from a tire without having trouble he was surprised. He really ex pected tire trouble w ith every mile he drove, and when a motorist start-ed out to drive bis car he wondered if the tires would hold out till he got to the next corner. "Tire manufacturers naturally set their minds to the problem at once, and the Goodrich organiza-tino- , being the pioneer in the industry, quickly produced many improvements in both materials and methods of manufacture all making for longer mileage and better m Where the Water's Deep and Haul Out the Big Ones X i ' 1 Vehare just received a NEW shipment of vpw Firestone and U. S. Hip Boots. These are Firestone's best quality robber boots. A big pur- tae makes it possible for us to sell them to those lyiom we could not accommodate on our first ship-aat the very special price of, S3 95 nt iBuraiiniiiiimnmiinmiunmnnica ll l GET THAT KEV AUTO TOP NOW LIVESTOCK. NORTH SALT I.AKK Inno 9U I Cattle Receipts, none; steady and j good demand. Prime steers, $7.50 A TWe CiJand Doctor Markets MS and you will feel on the Fourth when you take your car out for a tour. Have your iop made to order by us we know tip-to- Ui.so; good grass steers, f6.25 goo dsteers, $6.507.50; feeder steers, $5.005.50; choice cows and heifers, 4.755.25; fair to good cows and heifers, $4.00 5.00; cutters, $2.00 3.25; canners, $1.50 2.00; fat bulls, $2.5i)3.00; bologna bulls. $2.00'f3.00; light veal 7.00; the requirements of private car Our tops are made to made from the very best and fit, and latest materials. We also make a specialty of seat covers, side curtains and repair work. Our prices are very reasonable. owners. calves, $7.50 8.50. market Hogs Receipts, 451; higher. Choice prime top fat hogs, 225 175 to lbs.. $1.65; bulk of sales, $9.75 feeders, $8.509.25. steady Receipts. 5,156; and fair demand. Choice fat lambs, Choice $10.0011.00; yearlings, $5.006.00; fat wethers, $4.00(& 10.40; Sheep I 5.00; fat ewes, $3.00 4.00. t POTATOES. CHICAGO, June 29 Potatoe- sWeak; receipts, 60 cars; total United States shipments, 758. Alabama, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas sacked Bliss Triumphs 1 9 rft(7? 7?1 fuit 1 NJrt TftVfla annk. ed Irish Cobblers mostly $2.25 cwt.; ttosa Alabama sacKea spauiamg No. 1, $1.902.00 cwt.; Louisiana sacked long whites, $1.301.75 cwt.: North Carolina Norfolk sec tires. ' One of the greatest steps in ad- tion Irish Cobblers, stave barrels, ihore Virginia vance on the part of Goodrich was $3.854.25; eastern Irish Cobblers, stove barrels, $4.7o 'the production of the Silver-towIdaho (S4.8B: old stock, steady; !cord tire. This tire caused a revo- sacked Round Whites, $1.73 cwt. lutlon not only in the tire business but also in motoring.' GRAIN. " JVheaJ June CHICAGO, New styles in men's nhoes are so in price narrow you get corns OB yUr feet scored a quick advance soon after a setback at the looking at them in the window. At the time of going to press Ire- start. The earlier declines were ascribed to speculative selling land was so quiet you could hear a based on depression of foreign exMgui iwu uiucivb away. change, especially a new low record for German marks. The market ascended quickly, however, as soon as selling pressure ceased. The deopening which varied from cline to gain with July $1.1 'i S 1.14. and September $1.15 1.151-4- , was followed by a moder-SWEETENED ate drop all around and then by a rise to well above yesterday's finEVAPORATE5 ish. Com and oats were fluctuated in line with the changes in wheat. up, After opening 14c off to the corn marJuly 62 ket sagged a little and then made a general upturn. Oats started a shade lower to a shade advance, July 36 With and after a slight fall rallied with other grains. the Higher quotations on hogs gave firmness to the provision market. cream Strength in the wheat market left was associated more or less with news of the spread of black rust and with assertions that crop re- - V i - " Held Auto U PROVO, UTAH.390 WEST CENTER. Superior Gasoline s 29c Per Gallon 1 , jair -. I i Phone 121 in A i I A fJi Top Co. CSS ' I Superior Motor Co. li-da- y SHOES FOR EVERY PURPOSE a ER NEW ARMY BREECHES Heavy Khaki, ger. Ofl tlMiJU pair might; 2 spec- - Gabardine Army Breeches, iteed. pair 1 $3.95 SHIRTS ex of U. S. Army Russetts, special, pair .. $4.98 Army Work Shoe, com- fortable and durable, pair.. . . M U. S. Army Trench Shoes, specially priced at. . . . M QD ..... ition. U. S. 6H rovo, When Tecipe AO calls for cream SWiJU in! Boy Elk hide or calfskin, special Scout last, men's sizes, c, e. Men's All Leather Work Shoes, medium, special, pair. if. ss. $2.98 I PUTTEES A new shipment of new Cardo calf, full stock Puttees, spring or JQ Ok strap style, pair Itai nanj ING Heavy Leather Quarter-linecer's Puttees, spring or Heavy Khaki Army M OQ-spec- iJPTniw Officer's Athletic Underwear, ...... pair tah.1 ess! 0. D. Breeches, Class A, pair rtahl suit Union Suits, summer weight, JQr Coveralls,, heavy khaki very special at, pair $2.45 ad " 8,1 sur,,i lishi", Wh yon ct ampin. i 'i aw k Iment and outing clothes. We carry everytmng iron, a m wall-.. i9KiM and foldiiur cots at our store. .., t your ioMing cnairs, ... QQ-ea- 4. Returning from a long jaunt upstream after the wily trout then's when appetties are keen! And then's when you appreciate Pierce's Pork and Beans. Their satisfying zestful flavor makes them especially fine on a fishing trip. They are nourishing and easy to prepare. Take a few cans along on your next trip in the canyon be sure of a plentiful supply you know and how appetites increase Pierce's satisfy. n.A Wl U tux Qeans till youv 'tasted fVercei 19 LAW REDUCES Is the POVERTVJN U. S. High prepara-tionhfc- h Paints are scientific in formula and uniform quality. of are always that they meas zinc pure and oils, They contain the best pigmentsin correct proportions combined Lead, White Pioneer and skill. with long-tim- e of experience in the They are the result of 73 years finishes for all purand manufacture of paints, varnishes, in the West. poses to meet the weather conditions for free Call on or phone our "Service Department" kind or advice on brushes, materials, colors, etc., for any painting. Take advantage of this Fuller quality. S Kits, Ml :Ma:Y IJ4JJHHSH? For Salt by Dixon-Taylor-Ruis- ell Co. "THE ONE PRICE HOCS3". Phone 544. 3rd W4t ajrf enter Su. i The New Furniture Store. ' $T?t1 UUui f , NEW YORK, June 30. Prohibition has been a big factor in cutting down poverty in families, according to statistics just issued by the X American Association for Organizing Family Social Work of New York and the Boston Family Welfare society. In ten of the 17 cities listed, however, there were more families under car during the "dry" year than in the "wet" year. Mrs. William T. Tilton, chairman, of the Boston society, declares that figures in the survey which she conducted, prove that there has been a reduction of 85 per cent in cases where drink was a factor in th3 poverty of the families included. "Such good results under partial enforcement.'' she continued, "are significant of what we may expect when the dry law is properly enforced.. They are not just statistics, but they represent human beings made happier by the absence of intoxicants from their lives." w York City, according to the 64 figures has shown a reduction of1917 per cent, the years used being and 1921. Rochester's reduction Is 81 per cent. Newburgh's 99, St. Louis 94, Chicago 86, Boston 81, Pawtucket 100, At'anUc City 8, Newport, R.I 6S; Portland, Me., Wis., 95; Cleveland 84 LaCrosse, in:U; Portland Ore. 40 per cent Washcrease; Hartford Conn., 92; ington, D. C, 75; and Providence, ! R. I., J3. CO. Phone 74 GROW nash LIKE MAGIC of tamp ,,uip" woun i APPETITES WHERE $1.95 N. J 1011 cost and freight, equal to 4.73 tor centrifugal. There were sales of 8.000 bags of Cubas afloat at quoted prices. The steadier feeling in tne spot market led to renewed buying in raw Riiear futures and Drices at the North Pole even if the climat midday showed net advances of 3 TOM SIM SAYS doesn't agree with him. to 5 points. teaches us a lot ot refined no in were There changes People who get there are going Experience "!, or any increase in the demand, with some. things we already knew, fine granulated listed at 6 6.30. We should bate to work In a drug Refined futures were nominal. Doyle says there isn't any hell. and get all the Ice cream wt store Surar futures closed steady; ap Better play safe though. wanted free. 16,200 tons; July, sales, proximate 3.13; September, 3.zi; uecemoer, at who been have The bartenders Who said the cost of necessities 3.33; March, 3.17. sea can go there now. was up in 51 cities? A dim( golf ball is on the market If you are going away for thing is a woman talk your summer vacation, give Onebackfunny to a radio set Only thing funnier than a councarrier or this office your ad- ing try fellow in town is a city feillow folwill dress and your paper Amundsen says he will stay at in the country. ch 304 WEST CENTER. Gallon Every Quality Same f Ell BUY IIOl'J wOt Provo Army & Navy Dept. Store sTGi -- STOCK LIMITED Mounting Sales Reflect Its Value Ifou ddit HI SUGAR. NEW YORK, June 29.- - The raw sugar market was firm early today but there was no change in prices, snot Cubas beine Quoted at 31-2- Smashing reductions on Fabric Tires. All tires carry standard gurantee. ial, PQp 0wC v.--- . ports to be issued tomorrow would show a decided reduction in the estimated yield of winter wheat The prospective rail strike counted also as a bullish factor. Special Tire Sale low you by mail. Phone 95. Reclaimed Khaki Army Shirts, have been washed but never worn, Omm each Q RECLAIMED ARMY BREECHES Khaki Class A, 7Qp I mm $1.29 Shirts, new Offi- d strap, pair 674.1 Very special, Blue Chambray or Khaki Shirts, new, each Dr. Victor Leapinaase; (land es pert, who performed an, ope rati of on Harold F. McCormiok, harveeta millionaire. Th doctor anile broadly. Hit (m was big. SWlorUy Packed-EvcrlastinS- UTAH Barked, ly" by" COTJIPG 6 he Kiddy of "Em All . The great sales gains recorded each month reflect the conviction of purchasers that the Nash is a known value and a proved investment. By every test of comparison and performance it is the finest car in a manufacturing history devoted to the building of fine cars. Ogien Since 1888 Fours and Sixes The Biggest Aluminum Sale of the Year is Coming NEXT SATURDAY AT 9 A. M. OUR DOORS OPEN Come in and see what ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of QUALITY BRAND alumnium looks like. Take advantage of this opportunity to buy QUALITY BRAND goods at low prices. If alumnium is worth buying why not buy the BEST at prices far below any on the market today. If you haven't the money, it will pay you to borrow it. SATURDAY, 9 A. M. Sutton Tea & China Co. I 16 West Center St. Provo, Utah. Prices range from $965 to $2390,. 0. b. MAS factory JUJ Superior MotorUtahCo. Provo Vt Leads the World in. Motor Car Valae |