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Show THE PEOVO HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1924. PAGE TWO. grade crtMwluga would later become of veterans who have made the voya grave traffic problem. age before, and then steer a charted the course to a definite destination. Now, at enonnoua ctih-uw- , wrrklf In JSt; lailroa la are gradually eliminating a oii la ml; luued Try " u Ealatiliahd nt bundy tirade crussim: repairing their' Saturday. except (Kerning; rural morning edition .rii;iu!il I'limder. It la like paying (The HERALD ra-B- in l Putlii.hc4 huuih tah. 1(1 West fur a dend horse. The big truffle problem In air.ft, aecond class matter t It poatoffic in J'rova. I'taU. OK M llSf RIPTIOV TI.H by carrier, per month, IMC DHvr'i Delivered bj carrier, year, in t J 50 alvanra IMiveietl by mail in Vtiih county, 2.6 (wr year, advancein I'uitacI fct.it.-aly tuail in outside L'tao county, per Entered pr Klnrd . yr. advance 13 10 rt'irxiKHS Editor and l'ubllshar. Meml'r lntmntlonal Nwt and N. K. A. Service. V. C. Ber-ti- tn Utah n'w)prr cirSouth of Fait Lake City; tar.-ea- t culation ef any ntwppr in Utah eutaide Suit Lake City and Ogden. Oniy dally TELEPHONE S5. PAVING FOR DEAD HORSE Railroad estimate that It would cost ten billion dollari to ebolnh all highway trade crossing In the United States. This, comments Barron's Weekly, ia about half th entire original cost of building the railroads. When the roads were built, routs were very low compared with now. Grade crossings could have been eliminated in thousands of ciimob by bridging streets mid "roads nliove the Kteel trucks or tunneling them under, at no grent Increase In cost Tut the builders were ut prophetic In Imagination t look Into the future' and renlize Hint i men suffi-clenll.- A -- are lo nar-lothe Kfrwls were laid out originally lid one dreaiued thnt titluy Winn Ibe tiny v.mild emne when they would am Ik- - wide cuoUKh. ' The ccnn , to have: lueiiKiire wide beeu to m:ike road eii'iiih f'T two v..ritjiuil of hay mh nllier without going in into (lie dih h. till precedent, ninny old eiilea continue hi.ving out narrow streets, ulid eveu new "muliroiin" ton in fail to build wide enough highways for xteiidily Increasing congestion of traffic, bound to come. A large portion of human effort In devoted to undoing the m!stakes of the part. This If especially true of Individuals. For instance, the majority of people seeking health in middle age, when they should be Hturdy, are the victims of Improper living in youth. IU health as a rule ia the payment of bill that has been piling up for years. In some ways It is a good, thing we cannot feud the veil and have our futures revealed to us. But, if we could se ahead teu yeura or more, uioNt of us would change our hiiblts, methods, goals and and decidedly. Most people drift, with the current. Only u few inquire carefully jut COST. 10 cents the line, counting six words to the line. Each subsequent insertion, 8 cents the line. One week, six Issues, Including Sunday, SO cents the line. Two weeks, 12 Issues, two Sundays, 60 cents the line. One month, 2fl issues, 90 cents the line. ALL CAPITAL letters, count four words to the line. WANT-AD- ROOMS TOR RENT, BOARD S First insertion, REAL ESTATE 'hew lug gum costa America annually, which li a lot of nioner to Miik under tnbhs ard chair A u'uiiit dirigible will start from Ueriuiiiiy for th rniti il Suites thin Kprine, pcrhHpM followed by an I'MMUilty lixt. enor-UmU- U-a- jn trnhiini. RENT Eight FOR SALE Apples. Call Sponoet M27 shares of Provo Bench Canal & 787-JIrrigation Co. slink. Mrs. Ella J Kelly, 1022 Belmont Ave., Salt Lake CHOICE White Leghorn ej:gs for setting, Tancred stralu, world City, benters for laying, $1.00 for 1 or Hillns Poultry FOR SALE Gladiola and dahlia $0.00 per 100. bulbs, also Jonathan apples. J. II. Farm, 395 N. 9th W. Phone 812-R- . Kirk. Phone 198-J- . SALE OU M-3- 0 A-2- 2 m-2- M-3- 1 Furnished rooms and FOR SALE One John Deere 14- Inch plow, steel beam. 230 W. 4th rooms. Kia m i.f 7 Phone Milu m N. Phone 681-M-2- itt-U- A FOR SALE rnone yo-h- -. Hay, kept In a barn. ti u FOR HATCHING Blue ribbon Buff Leghorns ; also Duroc boar for service. 88 E. 6th S. A-9 GOOD eating and cooking apples, 25c and 60c a bushel, not de livered. Phone J. B. Walton, Pleasant View. 781-R-- A-2- 0 ll tf or 118-- 290. A-- 2 FOR SALE Good milch cows. Leonard Madsen, 456 N. 2nd E. M-3- 0 . FOR SALE Toung with wagon and harness. 1300-Ib- team Phone ZOH-- OWENS REAL SUMMER PASTURE; see or caU Keea Strong 180 E. 6th So. Provo. FOR Phone 858-J- . tf SALE ESTATE CO. "iff. i 1" 214 West Center. W. Phone 627-J- . A-1- 4 Little pigs. . We want your busi-- f ness. If you are looking for a home we can get it for you. If you want to sell we will find the buyer. Want to buy a home? Farm? Or City Lot? We have it grab this : 4x12 lot, east front, Dortheast part, only $650. Will trade dairy farm in Charleston. Will accept trade t b 40-ac- re for home in Provo. . ? 8 , l head Jersey cows, good cows sonable price. dairy a rea Four 3x6 lots, east front, only $1200 on easy terms. Let us find you what you want. If you want to Buy Sell or PIANO PRICES n Offer. 9 M-2- 7 M-3- Phone WITH rent Bates Stores Co. ME. Write at Once to INTERMOUNTAIN MANAGER Box 1416. Salt Lake, Utah. , Taylor Bros., tf t piano. Make AGENTS RADIO money felling long distance radio sets Write quick. ting. We wela anything made ol anil supplies. Radio company, 800 Main metal Work guaranteed. First class service. 42 N. 4th W. Phone 588-- J street, Cincinnati, Ohio. and cut welding Mld-wet- -t tl Family washings done. ANOTHER BARGAIN-Us- ed player 240 E. piano. Taylor Bros., Music Dept 3rdBlankets and curtains. South. WANTED M-2- 7 FOR SALE ers at Stores Co. Used ranges and heat- WANTED Family washings, dozen. 4Z7 IS. 4Ut IS. Bates bargain prices. CHIMNEY EMPLOYMENT these buyers want "A BUSTED SPRING SWEEPING 25c, FOR SALF, New modern house, built-i- n kitchen cabinet, linen closets, basement, large lots, southeast part, easy terms. Price $4250.00. five-roo- m furnaces cleaned; expert workman. Phone New Second-HanM-3- 0 FOR SALE First class chicken ranch, close to Provo; brick house, good coops, mixed fruit, good four-roogarden ground, city water. Price $4000.00. FOR SALE New frame house, full basement, kitchen cabinet, linen closet, French doors, screened-iback porch, large front porch. Price $3150.00. four-roo- m n Telephone 10S a RAY w. Fred E. Ray, Field Mgr. 78 North Uni- A-- l WANTED Scavenger, S. Phone 542. ft 190 E. 5th Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Rentals and Investments We Loan Money to Anybody, Anywhere, Any Time. Insure READ HERALD WANT ADS MAN will Phone f truck with ton and do nil kinds of hauling. one-hal- A-- 4 791-R-- M-2- 8 a Number of Excellent Bar-- g gains, a Few of Which We Offer as Follows: We Have I New modern, with heat, half basement, southeast frame. New modern We will handle this on easy termg. M2n0: terms. We have nn excellent farm of 15 acres, first class land, excellent water right, close In. Anyone interested in a good farm should see this. part, at Ihe remarknble price of $4000. Can handle on good versity Ave. Florence D. Ray, Office Mgr. tf J. W. An excellent chicken ranch we can trade for city property; 15 acres fine laud, excellent Can coops. 500 laying hens. consider good terms. iwow mw w va wtt LONG-BURNIN- fg. Co, 476 S. Univ. Ave, Provo. Phone 182. If you have a home you desire to trade on a farm, talk to us. v wi "OKHOW Home Insurance Agency 208 West Center Street. Phone 370. "Land and Insurance Merchants" G Order a Ton Today From Your Coal Dealer. - UNITED STATES FUEL COMPANY Utah Coal Sales Agency. . Miners a&d Shippers. shareholders as office of the company, Room 11, Knight Block, Provo, Utah, April 7, Shares. Am 1924, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m rwt Kn KnriiA 1 $37.60 to pay the delinquent assessment to39 Polly T. Roberts with the cost of advertising 43 C. R. Howe l1 37.60ou gether and expense of sale. 44 Joseph J. Cannon R. E. ALLEN, And In accordance with law and an order of the board of directors, Secretary. made on the 11th day of February, Office: Room 11, Knight Block, 1924, so many shares of each parcel Provo, Utah. of stock as may be necessary will (First publication March 18; last be sold at public auction at the publication AprU 6, 1924.) the respective lows: fol- - t .......... HANSEN . DECORATING CO. House and Sign Painting Paper Hanging and Calcimining. 24 E. First N. Phone 812-- SCOTT P. STEWART Civil Engineer and U. Ahlander a INTENSELY HOT QUICK TO KINDLE BURNS ALL NIGHT IS ECONOMICAL - American Springs For fast service, phone us. American Springs Service Station. west-er- IT IS CLEAN I. Mineral Surveyor. Columbia Theater Bldg, Provo. Utah Land and Mining Surveys; Irrigation and Drainage; Structural Design; Consulting and Reports. Office recently moved to Columbia Theater Bldg. Telephones: Office 299. Residence Any Car, Any Model, Any Year. 118-- mffmmwnm PIANO TUNING Have your piano tuned to international pitch Don't , eitpect the youngsters to produce results in music on a piano which hasn't been tuned for several years. E. P. MAYHEW 1 Co. ll Phones 644 and 619-4- . MISS FLORA JOHNSON Teacher of Violin Pupil of W. E. Weihe. MOVING VANS STAR Shoe Shop 410 West Center. Men's Half Soles $1.00 Panco Soles, $1.00 and $1.25 Men's Rubber Heels, 40c and 50c pair Ladies' Half Soles..... Ladies' Rubber Heels, 25c and pair Children's Half Soles, and up. 1 9tmt p per 35c 50c Special Attention Given Beginners. 902-J. 659 N. 3rd E. Phone A-1- 4 OS if voo una to Move 75c All Work Guaranteed. Give Us I STOP! LOOK! As a special inducement for Thursday, Friday and Saturday we are putting on MEN'S HALF SOLES FOR Hardy-Madse- n TransferCo. Satisfaction or money back. SAM, THE SHOE' MAN OFFICE PHONE 'Eagle Shoe Co. Repairing. 115 N. Ave, 148 a Trial West Center." University Chimneys and M-3- 1 4th KING Coal is the most popular coal among housewives because 135 d S. Always Satisfies M-- Z WANTED Good reliable girl for Store, 348. . Phone housework. FOR electric wiring, contracting, FIRST-CLASestimates and repairing call Guy-ma- n paper cleaning, and Tolbot 451-and painting done. Call Mr. Danncr at 618 E. Center or 674 693-W- King Coal For quick replacement Falling .Arches S Member Provo Real Estate Board. Let Owens Do It. Sprlngdell Resort Company. Principal Place of Business, Provo, Utah. NOTICE There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 14, of Thirty-seveDollars and Fifty Provo People Can Make Huge Cents per share, levied on the 11th of February, 1924, the several Savings by Acting on This day amounts set opposite the names of M-3- 1 9 List your Real Estate for sale with as. We have lota of buyers waiting. Your property may be just what some of NOTICE. -- f. m modern brick, southeast, a snap at j if.45W.00, on terms. BIG DROP IN M-2- 8 FOR SALE Good first crop alfalfa in barn. Potatoes, McMiller. PIANOS FOR RENT A-Phone 007-J- . piano department SELL T n Champion. DELINQUENT shell-rimme- d ANOTHER bargain used Taylor Bros., piano d We sell FIRE INSURANCE THAT INSURES. later-mountai- half-mlle- FOR SALE PIANOS for M-2- 0 WE CAN Salt Lake's i.ll..!. - a Rat-unh- I have a few pianos, players that ought to go and One brown mahogony back phonographs to headquarters; some are ' four-pobed, with springs and out on uncompleted contracts and mattress and Leonard refrigerator. parties holding them are anxious Phone 920; address 933 N. Univer- to be relieved of their obligation sity. even at a sacrifice. I prefer to dispose of those fine Instruments locally rather than LOST Pair of glasses Finder return bear expense of crating, drayage In leather case. to Herald office or old Catholic and railroad freight and IOU GAIN BT MY LOSS, for I'm not church. , going to haggle over price.. With me lfs simply a case of not what I FOR SALE Dining room table WANT but WTHAT YOU'RE WILLPhone ING TO PAY, and chairs. A bargain. 292-J- . 691 W. 3rd. N. Ought to be spot cash at the low figures I'll take, but if you are reto little easy FOR SALE, CHEAP One kitchen sponsible I'll agree spread over a long time horse power motor. payments cabinet and YOUR NOTE WILL NOT BE Phone 495-J-TAKEN TO THE BANK BUT YOU'LL DEAL DIRECT WITH ALL THE FOR SALE Whitney baby buggy. MY HEADQUARTERS A-Phone 689. WAY THROUGH. Please give me, confidentially, FOR SALE A good sewing ma- your occupation and, If you wish, as chine in first class condition; a give any other references such bank or business house. bargain. 637 E. 4th N.-I repeat YOUR COMMUNICAi'OR EXPERT marcelling and bo TION WILL BE TREATED AND YOUR curling, call 772-J- . Price 75c. 284 FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS 1 ff. 6th W, WILL NEVER BE ANY THE WANTED 200 more good, reliable WISER THAN IF YOU PAID CASH. However, If you want customers. Pine Tree Service SPOT to pay all cash, MONEY TALKS 237. 962-W- Chester White, six weeks old. Will de Station. liver. Phone Sprlngvllle Phone 86. !, SKATE RACES Monte Toung, roller fpeed demon of I'rovo, Wednesday evening won roller racing the internuHiNaitt cbampionship from Hersog, of Salt take, for the half mile distance. Kenneth King, IS years old, won by a lap, from Jones, who is only 23 years young and win- - had been noon. one of the speediest of ) The $,u ftirfeit of each wrestler touted as is to insure bis aiipesrsni'e ou the sine Lake rollers. Kowe, of I'rovo. defeated Walker, mat that fateful evening. of Salt take, also by a clear lap, in Hob Itnllixk ha Iwen apiminted official ringside announcer and their The races were one of the prellm-lmirie- s matchmaker for the preliminaries. fought out between Gad Bob has been instructed to pick the Williams' Provo roller rink and the choice of the curtain raising Isners rollers. of I tah county and Salt Lake for Bonneville were preceded by some races The the preliminaries. of the finest trick and fancy rolling, wresta over hundred he "There'll the Bonneville team, eve seen on ling and fight fans down from by a Provo rink floor. "And Salt Lake," Iern declared. Gad Williams will take his Wedevery man will go down into his nesday winners to the Interntoontaln pocket on Smerti. Smertx Is an en- races at Bonneville next tirely different man now than be when hi speedy rollers will ve)t, comwas when Jones defeated him beracers of Salt fore. Indeed, Artie looks to me like pete with the crack Boise. the coining national welterweight Lake, Poeatello and champion." which was won by Dern only after a hard tussle. Castle weighs 10 DERN BEATS CASTLE. at the start it looked bad for Ira Dern and MILFOItD, March 27. Castle was left here In a furious snowstorm for Utah's Inchampion. as a ringer, but Pern brought his home in Suit Lake City. overcame the handicap Ills march here with Hty Castle finally was the liest ever promot d in this and pinned his heavier opjionent. return wants hut Castle match, for and of the country people part are now anxious to miles around attended the contest. the fans herewith Mike Yokel. mutch Catle Kitchen cabinet. Phone 99-J-- BEAUTIFUL cladioli bulbs In mix- ture. Fancy stock, doz, 50c; 100 for $3.00 ; second size, doz., 35c, 100 for $2.50. A. Rasmussen, 350 S. 6th t the eonditiuns laid down by you for a chaiuplourhlp match with Henry Jones." IVoih Sunrti and Jones were informed that a sinned accojitanee of rtie contiitlons. win rue writ tin forfeit would HKm meut to pot be necessary, lloth nsreed to get these into T'.e Herald office by ci A INTER-CIT- Y M.-3- 0 M-3- 1 EGGS MISCELLANEOUS WANTED f. housekeerdne i t ert . tH Loa AiiKelea street car condnetor caught three men trying to rob his thnt very thins: "once.' We nominate him for It's all right for Pern and couiiMiuy. Suierta to go around telllug a lion t president of the I'nited States. Smertx not lieing in the liest ahape Every Iwrlier thinks every man's that nltht I beat him," continued bead need washing. Jones, "but I wasn't in the best of condition, either. If I had been I Mayor of Arkansas town had his could bare eat him easier than I pay cut to $25 a year, but his wife did." still gets to boast he Is mayor. Jones broke his shoulder March 5, but now the Injured flapper Is The army may name its planes near the "all right" condition, acafter cities. This is better than the cording to Jones. "Ml be willlnd to take flmerta present plan of naming theia after radio stations. under the rondlrions laid down by the sports department of The HerIxap year makes many leap to ald anytime after one week," Jones conclusions. said, addliiK: "It'll take aliout a week to finish my shoulder and then Some people are run down by Ml set In on training in real taxes andothcrs are run down by earnest." tin in. lern, who has returned to Snlt l4il:e from Mllford, where he twst A well dluirer who was buried six Castle. - telephoned The Herald hours in Tnstport, L. I will re- Thursday noon: cover, pcrhfiitH due to his subway "(in liehnlf of Art Hmerti I ae- - i"SM'- -2 furnished hnuse- SALE Apples: Delicious, heei ing rooms. Block from Rob FOR $1.60 bu. ; W. Bananas, Greenings, norei. 240 s. 8t East Phone Pearmains, Romes, 2 bu. $1.60. Thomas, 672 N. 6th W. Phone A-- l 310-FOR RENT Furnished ing rooms. 68 W. 3rd. S. FOR SALE BT OWNER 10 acres FOR RENT 2 fuUatshed rooms. land within city limits of Provo; bsi-b- , 7 excellent soil and water right Planted to apples, strawberries, FOR RENT 5 rooms and bath. raspberries and dewberries. Fine 634 E. 1st S. Inquire 70 E. 2nd location and a money maker. Phone Leo J. Knight South. New four-roomodern N. home ; two finished , porches, t basement; Just off Center St Price FOR RENT Newly furnished mod 1 8250; terms. Apply 984 W. 6th S. ern apt 180 E. 6th S.. . or 20 S. Rth W. FOB RENT 4, 6 or modern furnished apartment, 193 E. 1st at.so ;FOB RENT 2 furnished steam N. Phone C34. i heated housekeeping rooms. 287 FOR SALE Frame house and barn ; si. zna iN. luone oou-j- . uiusi oe removea rrom lot immediately. Will make offer. Park A-- l FOR SALE House, four rooms, or Grocery, 475 W. 6th N. A-vacant lot 691 N. 3rd E. FARMS, GARDENS. POULTRY FOR SALE The Community FOR RENT 28 acre farm on Provo gregatlonnl church, corner East Bench, half in fruit. For Ave. and 3rd N. St For Vprlce and terms see R. H. Beesley. information phone Scott P. Stewart, 1 $-- FOR RENT FOB SALE WIN EVE Monte Younjf Beats Herzog, welter-Jones, lrovo' ioueiit of the wrertling weight and art, iyet Ira Ifc rn's defy of Art Suierti this morning, thuly: 'Let iHrn brins hi f'AXI and here." sxelahufd Sniertr, dnwu Jones. ril roTer h! two hundred and ls'flt his wrestler." Wh:it more tin one add to a ttatffneiit of Mich awiurancs. t un I bent Smerti?" Jones replied, "liidn't I t him once." Jones was assured that he did lltnry 790-R-- HOUSES Sf.lERTZ DEMI BACKS SMERTZ THOUGH thut U THE HERALD WANT ADS WHAT DEFEAT ,ific FOR , PROVO ROLLERS HE - Htruld I'Uilrtin. In the COIIFIIII HENRY JONES IS Many continue to suffer from foot through trying such trouble makeshifts as ready-mad- e arch supports or corrective shoes which cannot fit properly the vastly different shapes of feet. For aching limps, weak feet or flat feet wear flexible, featherweight arch supports which I make to order only, from a cast of the foot in corrected position. Positive comfort at once, worn in any shoe LOUIS KELSCH Maker of the Kelch Feather Support ented). Weight Arch (process pat- nHmimmt?imii;itntniHmm TRADE WITH THE Star Gash Grocery 332 West Center St. . Open Evenings. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY mmiiiiinmtmiimKtt ister Brown Shoe Repair Department All Work Guaranteed. at QUALITY SHOE REBUILDERS 208 W. Center, Provo. swf NO BETTER PRICES ANYWHERE Workmanship Considered. |