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Show " i - THE DAILY HERALD ' - j , . .-- V ' ;: : ' Mn THE HERALD ..' . ' SEPTEMBER 26, 1922. HERALD, TUESDAY. f-rT- ' - J " : 7- . s - - -- .. ' . - . Pubtished by The HeraldjCompany. ' EVEBY EXCEPT SATURDAY. AFTERNOON WEEK-DA- Ulll llllllll UllllIJI IIIIUIII is Overcrowded With second class mail matter June 6, 1911, at the Provo, Utah, under the Act oTlflaferT it lb. Entered postoffice, Editor and Publisher . E. C RODGEES riermt ot Subscription: Delivered by carrier, 30 cents a -Dcmtli; by mall In Utah county, $3 a year; outside the county, B.SO ft , v J 2182 UTAH COUNTY APPLES. r When the writer lived back in a large eastern city he never heard that Utah county produces some of the best fruit grown on this globe, and being a newspaperman and given to reading newspapers of every section of the United States, he knew of other sections where "wonderful apples" were grown, New York, and the Pacific northwest, for example There are many millions of people back east who ' this dayio not know there is an apple grown in Utah county, nor a peach, either, nor strawberries; indeed, they have not heard of Utah county excepting as a spot on the map. All that dense ignorance concerning this county is regretable. Also it is expensive to the people oi utan i county. ' It is regretable and expensive in this way: Because these millions of people are eaters of fruit, and most of them ask for Michigan peaches, when Utah peaches are far better ; they demand Washington apples when Utah county apples are far superior. We know Utah county apples are better, but they don't know it. And they don't know it because they have never been told about it. A vear aeo W. R. Butler, president of the Wood- Clifton company, inaugurated an apple campaign at his store. The purpose was to advertise Utah county apples. That still is his purpose, but this year he is using a different method of advertising Utah county as a fruit center. He has chosen to concentrate upon one variety of apple, the Jonathan, probably the most widely grown apple in the county ; he has concentrated upon one city in which to give publicTtyToIJtah countyThere are many million of people back east who hundred thousand apple eaters. store of In connection with the Burgess-Nasan has Mr. apple Butler publicity prepared Omaha, campaign which has all the earmarks of good adver-- " I 1 rX am rWifl If III ILb U11VLU A carload of Jonathan apples, the best of the Wood-Clifto- n county's orchards, will be purchased by the company, and will be shipped to the Omaha store, where an entire block of store windows will be given over for one whole week to demonstrating to Omaha men and women Utah county apples. These apples, a carload of them, will remain in those windows for every passerby to note their quality and to become imbued $24,-468,7- It' 'Xi'Cr "J H".-tt:.- 'W ii l;j iii Courtesy. to the Living and hi Patent Oxford, low and military heels Black and Brown Kid Slippers. Black and Brown Calf, for hard wear Patent One and One-str- ap very fine Many combinations in Straps and Oxfords, new Black Two-strap- s, EVERYTHING NEW IN SILK. o "In The Name of The Law" The Story cf the Famous Film Coming to the Columbia Theater Thursday and Friday. SERVICE ECONOMY HATCH UNDERTAKING CO. Anson Hatch Lila M. Hatch Terror-strickeher 'one thought is to save her sou, and with frantic haste she puts the money in an envelope and mails it to Harry., .When O'Hara learns' wha( his wife has done, he berates her and denounces the absent sen- as a For the first time in prodigal. twenty yeaw he leaves the house without kissing her. Mary and Johnny are both aghast at the unliappiness that has come into the household, and each one determines to help in some way. Alary leaves "the office early that afternoon after a long, significant conversation with! 4ier employer. On the ahe' stops a moment at a .desk,' leaning rather heavily against it, and Johnny notes vaguely that fronr Due M the pigeon-holes protrudes a sheaf of bills. Just before closing Johnny determines to withdraw the savings he t provide the means for marrying Mary and turns them over to his father. - 'wyjiit Dies at parents home. . II II apia-cultur- Oflicer Patrick O'Hara add! to the heavy burden he already has in caring for his wife and two sons, Johnny and Harry O'Hara, th task of providing for little Mary, a wa.if whom he finds one- night covering his beat. Because she reminds the doughty officer and his wife of their own dead daughter, they have not the heart to send her away. As the years pass Mary shares all the sorrows and joys of the family, in addition to claiming the undivided love of Johnny. Johnny and Mary are both employed at the First National bank, Johnny as teller and Mary as secretary to John Lucas, the treasurer, and the just as cheap or a little cheaper than the other the fellow. A0 See us, and -- Sure Be Don't Guess Anderson Fori Dean of Women Amy Lyman Merrill, Young university, goes into over the mountains and I raptures canyons in the vicinity of Provo. n on After her visit to Provo, Saturday evening, she gave expres- both, a comfortable and thrilling sion to the following appreciation experience. Then there Is the of the scene: homeward stroll with a bit of song "Rock canyon is glorious at this in the streaming moonlight ' that time of year for.a sunset iike. It completes the glorious trip. can easily be made in an hour and a half. Every step of the way is bounteously repaid by the magnifi cent view of the valley. Utah lake under the afternoon sun presents the appearance of a sea of molten One 48-Isack Harvest Queen Flour gold. The fields and orchards show up to great adavntage. Farther up. 48-laround the bluff, Rock canyon gives b. sack Tip Top Flour One an autumn scene unexcelled to the south a beautiful green carpet One 48-l- b. sack Hoover Straight Flour Rock-canyo- Garage" Utah. 3 uality&lServicePltis' Lowest Price b. r sack Lehi Turkey Red Flour. 100 lbs. Heavy Mill Run One LOST Suitcase, 100 lbs. Mill pjBAvajj oaoJjJ Run 100 lbs. Cdaise Tucker (between 48-l- b. 100 lbs. pus 100 100 100 100 JAMES SHEYA lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. Flakey Poultry Bran Wheat Oats , , Barley Whole Corn Fine Chop or Cracked Corn QUICK SERVICE. 120 S. University Ave. EXCURSION RATES. $1.20 .$1.25 $1.25 $1.40 $1.60 $1 .50 $1.50 $1.60 $1.70 $1.60 $1.70 $1.80 TERMS CASH. WASATCH PRODUCE 480. Salt Lake & Utah Railroad company, for conference, state, fa'r, and Elks' circus, Salt Lake Cityl Utah, fare and a third for round trip. Ask agent at Orem station for particulars. - PHONE 425 W. CENTER. LOOK! LOOK! If You Can Walk, r Can Teach You to Dance. All the Latest in Refined Ballroom Dances and Steps. ARMORY LESSONS 1P.M. to 8:30 P.M. 75c ASK FOR MR. MAC FARLANE their salaries go which Patrick O'Hara has started to buy a home in the country. Harry, the oldest son, an am' bitious student of law at college. Is the only one unable to contribute. To pay his way through school, Harry does odd jobs for the other boys, such as pressing suits and shining shoes, and is barely able to make ends meet. Time after time he is forced to "stand off" Bivens, his irascible landlord. Mrs. Bivens sympathizes with him. and to help him out gives him her husband's trousers to press. greatest part propor- And, remember, too, that we will.sell you the kind of tires you want with lovely clumps of scarlet here and there that make tna view superb; to the north atand the un and" cliffs majestic changing rugged. OJie unioneieature-otlhs-canyon- i is the cement trough through which the clear, cold water tumbles and dashes. A camp fire at this point and a lunch, of weinies and rolls with a few marshmallows provide d SPANISH FORK. Sept. 27. Joseph Holder. Jr., 40, of Myton, died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holder. Jr., at Salem Monday. Mr. Holder was going tor California In a few days hoping that the climate would benefit his rhealth as he was suffering from astuma and heart trouble. He is survived by his wife and two children, his parents, two sisters and four brothers. Mr. Holder was engaged In being a partner ot William J. Stewart. ' Other , SAFETY RAZOR CO, Rock Canyon I battery ypur Ford. tion. w I . three-ce- ll at all Dealers Now GILLETTE t cars as cheap in The only way to get a Gillette shave is with a Gillette Razor f THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AH K. Jor Here's a genuine SOME SPECIALS FOR AA 0. S. shave like a Gillette shave ,Brownie,, with 3 fine Gillette blades buy you a standard ,will : Gillette for $1 I 11 I -- V I all the world there's no In Try Our Children's Shoe Department for Real Low Prices and Service. We Stand Behind Our Shoes forJQuality. of to swell the fund One morning she is about to take her husband's trousers to Harry for pressing before Bivens has arisen, she dislodges a roll of bills from one of his pockets It becomes wedged brtween mntt'e'S mid footboard without attracting her attention. When liivens later dons Mi f pressed tnniers the money h niNw'j: Knowine H.irrv had pressed them. N lint"iis towird h! loom. T''e door is s'iu'it'v ai:ir a'ul .p s. lt;(rrv tal.o , r it! of H iiorket eonnt them. T!'e Imiv ha j hn j revived t liiiMU'v from his Is mother rmntinc nut tlu n:no!ir:t which he . owes Itivcns. however, w iits for no statement from Harrv t"'d lli'i'iellntely brainTs Milm a Ihif s,.i;.s th,. lvn fi, ,j,0 sum iuaclrrniato his Inss .iml sends a telegram to the. 0'tfs.ras. Harry of theft and demanding they reimburse him to the extent of $400 If they would save their son from Jail. Mother O'Hara Is Just about to leave tor tV bank with the $700 Tatrick ha given her as a final payment on the house in the country .when the. telegram arrives.. n Courtesy to the Dead. CO $3.50 to $4.50 $6.50 $3.50 to $6.50 .$4.25 to $6.00 .$4.50 to $7.50 today. . .$5.00 to $7.50 with the idra that the finest apples are produced in! Utah county, Utah. Then the boxes of apples are to be sold to Omaha housewives, which will be a further advertisement for the apples. It is to be sincerely hoped by every booster of the '.agricultural products of Utah county by every farmer especially, that the carload of Jonathans going east will be the very best we can pick off the trees. The value in the advertisement will be the creation of a public demand back east for Utah county apples, which in turn will make for higher prices and a surer market for our apple orchardists. NATIONAL BUDGET ON TRIAL. The new director of the budget, General Lord, has before him a standard of accomplishment the administration points to with an excusable feeling of pride. The books for the fiscal year 1922 recently closed show the year began with a prospective deficit of and ended with a surplus of receipts over expenditures of $313,801,651. The national debt has been reduced $1,041,968,844, and a balance of $272,105,512 remains in the general fund. It is only fair to say, however, that Secretary Mellon clearly pointed out some months ago that much of the reduction of expenditure is merely a postponement of payments due to a shift in the government financial operations. Calm analysis of the results of the budget system do not warrant more than an indication in its favor, though certainly nothing can be said against it. The system has not yet been put to the test, proof of its efficacy being impossible to date. With a more complete knowledge of the resources of the government now known and a closer tabulation on expenditures that are elastic, the likelihood is that the new budget which is now in hand will be much more accurate than its predecessor. When General Lord is ready to report, the public will be in a better position to judge the system and its workings arid perhaps to appreciate the ground-wor- k laid by General Dawes. S Growing Girls Oxfords for school, black and brown, h tising. fit. I IL. r dlPM" EVERY STYLE AND EVERY PRICE IN STOCK NOW. auto-touri- st h-- -iii - U&TarKninTHi'nHS' HUNDREDS OF PAIRS HAVE JUST ARRIVED THE EAST FEW DAYS - - " year. WORN CIRCULATION " I j jff make Overland beyond any . shadow of doubt the greatest automobile value in America. ff If OUINQ- Special for One Week Only e have a lot of good picture frames made from remnant of moulding that we will sell at half price. Frames for. . S2.50 Frames for. . .....$1.75 $2.25 Frames for.. $1.15 $1.75 Frames for . . 90 $1.50 Frames for" . ..".....75 $1.20 Frames for. 60 $1.00 Frames for"; . .50 75c Frames for . . . All fitted with glass and backs. $4.50 $"5.50 ." Now Wcs $850 - : $795 r iMifSlr ff m ...,35 Provo Paint & Glass Go. 110 West Center St. -- .. . , , |