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Show THE PROVO HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1924. PAGE TWO. The HERALD EtaMlbd a. weekly In lit; M a daily la ml; laaued avary renins' aacapt Saturday, and Sunday moraine; rural morning edition vary morning except Monday. Pvbtlahed In the Herald building. H Boulk First Weil atreet. frovo. Utah. Entered aa aeoond claea matter at the poatofrica in Provo. Utah. TERMS OF SI Delivered by carrier, per month, 40c Delivered by carrier, per year. In II 60 advance . ." Delivered by mall in L'tab county, ' . 12. 60 per year, advance elivered by mail in United State. outalde Utah county, per year, in 13 60 advance E. C. ItODGERS Editor and Publisher. a Member International Newa and N. E. A. Service. Only dally newspaper In Utah outh of Salt Lake City; largest circulation of any newspaper In Utah outside Suit Lake City and Ogden. Ser-Ile- TELEPHONE 15. BOY SCOUTS. Men Big teoplc Lave hohhles. and women of importance and of value to human society have ideals Such people freand ambition. quently feel that their own alms and hobbles are the most Important of all; they become carried away with the importance of their favorite activities. This is all well and good. They accomplish things by reason of such enthusiasm and devotion. But ell their undertakings and as well as their own happiness in life, depend upon the security and enduring working of government And the government depends upon its citizens. Free and independent people In a government of popular control such as our own great republic must train its citizens of tomorrow the youth of today by means of proper education and guidance. If there is one most important movement in the world of good government and free people that movement Is the Boy Scout movement Endorsed by the state, sponsored by the church, underwritten by the services, liewt men a ad women of the comthe physical, munity, alining at mental and moral development of the boy for the larger and better and fuller life, it is in very truth the Wggetif, the noblest, the most Important single social work In the world today. The men who are giving their time and thought and much tangible service to this movement are dolus It all for the good of society m h whole anil for the reader of this editorial In r!rt'('1p- - Your own and comfort in the en joyment of your own property, IMiwer and pastime dcicnd upon vouchsafed by governthe ment and by the honor and industry of the men and women about you. If the iMissible work of the Boyj Convention Call of Republicans REPUBLICANS, lor and Joseph Hafea and the following directors: Wells Brimhall on camps: LeRoy Dixon on finance j T. L. Schofield on civic service, George Worthen, on troop organization; L. B. Harmon, on leadership training; and Walter Adams, on BOY SCOUTS COLUMN ATTENTION ! Primaries will be held on Wednesday, April 23, 1924. at R o'clock p. m.. In the following place: Big things are in store for the lsiy scouts of Provo and the other sections of the Timpanocos council under the leadership of Doctor Harris. As a result of the meeting of all , t.u ,.ffi.-ut,t the I'rovo section nt the call of Chair held rwi-i.tlman W, lister Muugiun a very big program of activities for the coining summer, is in preparation. present at this meeting were Dr. a. m. J. Wm. F. S. Harris, President Also to elect four delegates and Knight. Chairman W. I Mangum, four alternates to attend the Scout Commissioners Helier R. Tay poiisressionul convention to lie held at Provo on May , 11124, at 2::i0 o'clock p. in. The state conSEEDS vention Will elect seven delegates-- ! We got 'em, and they grow. the district convention Scout movement succeeds and It! Marge, and will elect two delegates, all to at will surely succeed by your help tend the Republican national conBUTTER this world of humanity will in vention Ic I held at Cleveland, Timpanogos, jj deed be what you would have it to Chio, June 10, J!24. the that !s delegates It suggested best lie. Behold the society of your lo the stat convention be the alterBanquet, hopes. nates to the district convention ; and lb Men of healthy Indies, clean that the delegates to the district to the souls, educated minds and working convention be the alternates convention. However, this is Cherry Hill Dairy, heads and hands blessing our state Jjg with each ward primary. optional of men are the human civilization By order or tne rrovo city com tomorrow made by Boy Scout work mittee. Separator, A. L. BOOTH, Chairman, under the direction of personal lb BACH MAN, BELLE MRS. guidance of the best men In every B. F. ROPER, EGGS community. MRS. PEARL POTTER, REED KNUDSEN, But this movement takes money Fresh Eggs, A. J. DURRANT, as well as men and time. dozen MRS. ELECTA DIXON, Are you contributing? REED ANDERBERG, GRAPE FRUIT Think It over! MRS. LACY II. FARNSWORTH, 1 see in Large Grape Fruit, it If you cannot any other City Committee. each light, look at It this way: Will you do your share to protect your Lemons, own life, your own home and propdozen . . erty, the work of your own hand First ward, Mae-- r achojiL Second ward, Central scnooL Third ward, Franklin school. Fourth ward, Timpahogos. Fifth ward. Parker school The object of the pri uarie is to elect four delegates and four alternates from each ward, to attend the state Republican convention at Provo on May 0, J!24, at 10 o'clock WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS d Some real Lard, while it lasts, Springtime is picnic time, so just a few suggestions: Pork Steak, jj Dill, large, 2 Rib Steak," jj Sour, large, 3 for Home-rendere- 20c T: CANNED GOODS Will you do your share to make the world better for all? Will you do your share for human peace and happiness? Then get under this load of financing the Boy Scouts. NEGLECT IS CHARGED S. A. Hutchings was placed under a 5500 bond Tuesday when taken before the court on a charge of of his children. rt r J A I Booth's Sardines 15c Del Monte 15c Sardines Oil j&t 03 SOTi rJ Sardines, srJn Kippered m W Classified advertisements, bargains of goods and service offered to readers of The Daily Herald. FOR RENT A-N-- Jlfl fUb Premier, bottle 4Jb AC CANNED GOODS WILTON Jleraxi .Rugs service. gus, 5c, 10c Lunch Tongue, for QCn OUb Sandwich IC-Spr- 2 ONLY ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY Dixon- - Taylo "THE ead lub St D T keep their color acd freshness through years of hard wear those are the rugs you want lor your living room and dining room. We ran show you just such rugs. These splendid Herati Wiltons offer you the beautiful soft colors in a firmly you love, ' woven, worsted pile that will last through years and years of 0flrt 75c and ZOC MARKET 464 West Center RIGS that OUb Yacht Club, C- MARSH HIND THE CASH AND CARRY 20c Herring QCp -- u b SALAD DRESSING QCp -- wb 00-Aspara- OLIVES Green Olives, vU QCp lb 15c 2 for 25 O- Turnips, 2 bunches Beets, 2 bunches . . . . , Carrots, 2 bunches Fine Moapa 40 and heart? CA bottle 10c 3 lbs Herati Wilton Rugs bring you the lasting beauty once found only k 3U Ripe Olives, can OUR GREEN STAND luu rn Sweet, luu qc LJ tts-M-2- UC for can Loose Cocoa, 2 lbs NU-BON- r 0U for 3C 2 for Del Monte Sardines, 1Cp 40c E CORSET of the Spanish Fork seminary, read a poem, "Life of the Master," writ- For service call our corsetiere, ten by S. S. Jones. MRS. SADIE E. F. JONES Violin music accompanied part of Phone 539-the poem and between certain 165 E. 3rd S. 1 in the Savior's life epochs songs PICKLES Jq Del Monte Pork and Beans, 1 ib. can, OC " 2 Pro- g SON IS BORN. SPANISH FORK. April 22. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dahle announce the birth of a son. 45c were fives. The music was In charge of fessor Carl Nelson. BIRTH ANNOUNCED. IL Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Knndsen arc Wihtol Berceuse (a) the proud parents of a baby girl (bj Dance des Clochettes, Rebikoff born at their home Monday evening No. L 10, Sjogren Mother and baby are doing nicely. (el Erotikon, Op. Albeni Prof. G. W. Fitzroy Presents (d) Tango, in D Castilian CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASE! dance.. (e) Eeguidilla, Bliss Mary Mortimer in AlbenU Worms and parasites in the , Recital Friday. of children undermine IIL Liszt health and so weaken their vitality Miss Mary Mortimer, one of the (a) Gnomenreigen that they are unable to resist th advanced students of Prof. G. W. (b) Military March Schubert-Tausidiseases so fatal to child life. The , Young uniBrigham Fitzroy, of the IV. safe course is to give a few dosei versity musk- - department, will give Grieg of White's Cream Vermifuge, it a piano recital in College hall Fri- (a) Ballade, Op. 24. day evening, April 23, at 8 o'clock. (b) Scherzo B Flat Minor. .Chopin destroys and expels the wurmj without the slightest Injury to the The following program will be POEM OX SAVIOR'S LIFE health or activity of the child. reud'-reby Miss Mortimer: IS REAL) AT TABERNACLE Price 35c. Sold by Hedquist Druj I. Bach FAYSOX, April 22. At the Selio Co. Advertisement. (a) Fugue stake tabernacle Sunday evening Professor L. E. Eggertsen, principal If you want comfort wear the Plans of Director Worthen for the organization of four additional troops in this division were approved, and the program of Director Brimhall for a grand cavaran of 1W scouts to the Bryce canyon In June and a flight of Eagle scouts to Grandaddy hikes In August were discussed and approved. dis-tiii- -t Op. 69 MacDoweH Maestoso, Semplice, Molto Allegro con fuoco. PIANO RECITAL publicity. v (b) Sonata (Keltic), STUDENT IN PROVO r-Rus- Co. sell HOUSE" ONE-PRIS- E Home Furnishers SPRINGVILLE You'll save more than the year's subscription price by reading this page of The' Herald every day. Four-rooapartment FOR SALE 30 shares building FOR RENT 2 large rooms with FOR RENT Excelsior machine, BICYCLE REPAIRING Have your Sewing pasture, FOR SALE and bath; unfurnished. 387 E. and loan stock, $3000 loan value; and closet, suitable for pantry standard make, rotary head, also drop sweet bicycle given Its spring overhaul cows, horses, calves; . 346-J3rd N. Phone First insertion, 10 cents the $210 paid in. WiU sell for $175 couple. 83 N. 4th W. at the Pine cider for sale. 412 W. 3rd 8. Phone bobbin. Phone 206-J- . ing now. For 10 days the Economy COME , line, counting six words to the cash. Phone Tree Service Station, with balafter 7 p. m. . 3 Cycle Shop, 382 West Center St., lias. and Horr's Bicycle Shop, 111 Uni- loon or regular cord tires. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms, Each subsequent insertion, FOR SALE Two new modern MISCELLANEOUS versity Ave., wiU offer special inB cenia the line. homes . Also building lots. Apply FOR RENT Modern ducements on all' repairs, such as apt modern. 471 W. 1st S. One week, six issues. Includ5 Overland SALE pascar, FOR 330 Ei 2nd S. 57 W. 3rd N. overhauling tires, pedals, chains, line. cents 80 the in LOST southcondition of Good $125. ing Sunday, String senger. pearls, handle bars, leaks, etc. These two Two weeks, 12 issues, two west part of town. Phone Inquire Parry Battery Station. FOR RENT Furnished apartment FOR RENT Two, three or five shops carry parts for aU the popular modFOR line. RENT furnished cents 60 the Newly Reward. Sundays, makes of bicycles, such as Pierce, rooms. modern. 141 W. 2nd S. Phone 161 E. 1st N. Phone ern apt 180 E. 6th S.. One month, 20 issues, 90 cents 387-N426-Columbia, Iver Johnson, Dayton and line. the LOST Auto robe, between Provo FOR SALE At a real bargain, a others. Bicycles sold on credit, long ALL CAPITAL letters, count Have your piano tuned Terms FOR RENT FOR SALE Good home. rooms for FOR furnished '18 model time payment or cash to suit RENT 2 and Pleasant Grove. Phone 2(53. 8tudebaker modern home 29, April four words to the line. international Skilled repairmen at both shops. to a for suitable also 7 Ford reasonable, 590 N. 4th E. Phone 151-pitch 1 Reward. housekeeping, light furnished. roadster; Phone partly 4 962. 8 ton peddling truck with closed cab, Our tires are best Vitalic, Fisk and Don't expect the youngcouple. Phone 903-142 E. 3rd N. 1 condition, new tires. Come others. A shipment of new Pierce LOST Party who took gray coat sters to produce results in FOR SALE, BY OWNER Four-roofrom Maeser Hill campus Friday and look them over. Ahlander Mfg. bicycles, both service and racer music on a REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOR RENT One furnished sleepFOR RENT furnished piano which modern brick home. 657 or cash for Gess-forreceived, models, same to return Tom RobCo. just block one from please modern house at 227 E. 1st N. ing room, been E. 4th N. Phone 891-J- . for sevhasn't tuned both at & payments, shops. Glass easy Co. Provo Paint 258 a Phone 193, or inquire 211 E. 1st N. erta hotel $10 month. Phone FOR RENT Modern apts. Phone eral S. 1st E. 240 touror TRADE at call For years. OR SALE FOR 024. FOR RENT Two modern apartSecond-hanWANTED invalid E. P. MAYHEW mare, good iiniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii! Si!., ing car, ments, one unfurnished, centrally 898 N. 1st E. Phone single or double. Also single buggy, 87 8. 2nd E. chair. wheel ROOM AND BOARD Co. on 5th S., bet located. Inquire 41 S. 5th W., after FOR RENT TOR SALE 3x6 lot modern fur351-R- . M-- 8 Phones 544 and 619-J- . practically as good as new. Chris 2nd and 3rd W. CaU nished apt 407 S. 3rd W. 5 p. in. A Wonder i lot Thompson, 759 S. Univ. Ave. Call M-and bob after 5 p. m. and FOR EXPERT marcelling RENT Housekeeping FOR WANTED To rent, about May 1, ROOMS FOR RENT, BOARD . 772-JYou 11 say it s & wonder Price 75c 284 IS the old boat listing? Let us set curling, caU Bleeping rooms. 58 W. 3rd 8. small modern home or 3 or N. 5th V. old oil and after yon have used it, spring. temper your up Phone 509-or BOARD AND ROOM 126 S. 2nd E. apartment It gives them new life. For quick OWENS for its soft, fluffy, call nt 2iK N. 1st E. Mrs. Davis. service call Ahlander Mfg. Co. FOR RENT One large room, mod RUG WEAVING strands seem . 466 N. 6th W. M-- 9 Phone 772 W. Center. furnished. ern, THE OLD HOME TOWN. STANLEY By the dust like to gather CO. FOR electric wiring contracting, remagic and hold it until (hold ES NEWtIJLU FfULTBI GARDENS, FARMS, pairing and fixtures, call Roy you are ready to shake EM IN THAT For quick replacement Kes. 5U7 JS. 4th si., or Boshard. 214 West Center. it out . M-FOR SALE A choice garden phone Phone 86. spot on 8th N. and 2nd W. If in PIANOS FOR RENT Taylor Bros., 8t 3E.LD V MustoD plastEP terested call C63. WATER t'ftoef COft" JNK WJEU.V.S'.DRlK5 piano department r jl s ,ti FOR SALE White Pearl or Idaho For fast service, phone us. FOR SALE Acetylene welding outRural seed potatoes. Phone 583-American Springs Service fit and tanks; gas engine; also l GOT H SNEAK UPON U'fc m Station. complete set of tools, cheap. Phone 932-J- . 247 N. 2nd E. FOR SALE Fruit farm close In, sunny slope, good for early gar ANOTHER bargain used piano. den. Will trade for good car or tot Taylor Bros., piano dept In city as part payment 690 N. 4th A 9.1 nno ,i -- at .. I 11 i Wtd for die Fuller Man si j .lea. IIW HUU VHBHCU ofT Dot. oTr Ct, I end word and he will call at for the Phone asking. Daui)im time moM convenient to you. tings. Phone 588-J- . 311-J- . 476 S. Univ. Ave, Provo. You Can Buy It Better ALBERT MABEY Phone 182. FOR SALE Early seed peas, 50c ANOTHER BARGAIN-Us- ed Us. of player 516-J- . a peck, at 60 E. 4th N. Phone Music piano. Taylor Bros., Dept Hardy-Madse- n Any Car, Any Model, For Rent Good buildSALE-B- ig straw late Any Year. FOR shipping ing on Center street, Phone 488-J.Co. plants. One berry AnderFOR CHEAP SALE, A 23 just right for garage. son buggy, rubber tires, single WHAT COST. WANT-AD- S 5 A-2- 8 RE-TIR- E A-2- 2 618-W- 592-M- A-2- tf A-2- 7 two-roo- PIANO TUNING A-2- 3 A-2- 8 790-R-- A-2- 3 A-2- 2 tf A-2- A-2- A-2- A-2- 5 A-2- 9 3 A-2- 4 A-2- 5 tf tf A-2- 4 791-U-- A-2- 8 4 A-2- 5 5 A-2- "A BUSTED tf REAL 3 8 518-M- ESTATE A-2- 4 ;'"'tJX, 1 79-J- 4 (T tf -- vs. f tS American Springs AMOVING, A-2- 7 if DAV A-1- 5 A-2- 7 ia r. .. m Ahlander Mfg. Co. h m-- A-2- 5 A-2- 2 5 Transfer brick, modern, southeast. Only $4750; terms. 4x6 $350. lot, northwest, fruit 15-ac- re farm, fine brick home, on state road, Provo Bench; terms; $11,000. brick, modern, 3x12 $3150. 1 o t, southeast, brick, all mod- ern, hot water heat, full southeast ; basement,terms. Only very easy $3800. Let us find you what you want. If you want te Buy Sell or OTEY WALKER FJNALLY CAUGHT v THAT HAS BEEM TbWLIA, THE QUARTET NICHTLY IN FROMT OF HCLCOMBS 4 (street. Itnrsnln Four-roo- new modem dark fire brick, with basement, half block off paved street. We can bundle this ou $1,000.00. Owens Do It. A Real Home Six rooms, dark fire brick, also hardwood throughout, including hardwood floors, basement, completely finished, two separate entrances to basement and fln- ished for living purposes. We can handle this on terms at $0500.00. We have some fine lots in anv tmrt of this city. We can certainly suit you with a farm, ns we have some fine farms for sale or trade. "Land and Insurance Merchants" SALE OFFICE PHONE Choice tmmmmmniinuiiiii'iiiiisg :iiiiim;iii!ii;iiniiiiiiii; 148 Phone 370. 135 West Center. and A-2- 2 BEAUTIFUL gladioli bulbs in mix- FOR SALE One nearly new Mature. Fancy stock; doz. 50c; 100 jestic range. Call at 146 S. 4th for $.100; second size, doz. 35c; 100 TRADE WITH THE M-2- 0 and welding cutting. We weld anything made Pansy and other peren nial plants. Call Sundays or eve. of metaL Work guaranteed. First AIRES, 42 N. 4th W. after 5:30, at 56G N. 1st W. Thone class service. Phone 945-J- . . tf FOR SALE A-2- 5 614-W- EMPLOYMENT SUMMER PASTURE; see or call Reed Strong 180 E. 5th So. Provo. WANTED Girl for general housePhone 858-J- . work. Call at 25S X. 2nd E. or 203-phone FOR SALE Gladiola and dahlia lmllis, also Jonathan apples. J. II. WANTED Washings and ironinp;s. . Kirk, Flume M-217 f . Gth E. A-2- 2 1US-J- 2 FOR SALE Good cow. 100 S. tu E. WANTED Familv washings, dozen. 427 E. 4th N. Registered cow. Rhone OR M-- 25c M-- 2 FOR electric wiring, contracting. estimates and repairing call Guy-oiii- 1 Oil RENT l'i ticket in the aud Tolhot, 401-J- . tf MAN with tun ami one half truck First ward pasture, $12.00 and Mrs. Ella J. Kelly, 1022 Relwill do all kinds of hauling. g $11.00. i Rhone M 21 inoiit. Salt Lake City. - 7U1-R-- Star Cash Grocery 332 West. for $2.50. A. Kasmussen, 350 S. 5th W. Thone 527-J- . OKKOW Street. A-2- 2 A-3- 0 See us before you Home Insurance Agency 208 West Center . FOR SALE Dahlia and gladiola bulbs in mixture. 602 W. 5th S. FOR SALE Baby buggy wagon cover. Phone 520-- k ing, awe know we can satisty you. five-roo- 726-J- A-2- 3 If you are interested in buying or trad We have brick, acre land, modern, with 11-flowing well, which we can trade for a large home. See us about this, if you have a larte home to trade. At $1800.00 we can sell you a three-rooframe, adobe-line3x12 lot, one block off paved Phone of bookcases and center tables. A bargain. 400 E. 7th N. A-2- 8 412-- , IY I UN Insure Let FTER SEVERAL UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS MARSHAL tonus at AHYTH1N6 sent Richmond SALE pasture tickets. 856 N. 5th W. Phone FOR FOR Shoe Shop 410 West Center St. Open Evenings. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY mmtHtnnniiiiimiiiiinnmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKU West Center. Men's Half Soles. .. .$1.00 Panco Soles, $1.00 and $1.25 Men's Rubber Heels, pair .......40c and 50c Ladies' Half Soles 75c Ladies' Rubber Heels, per 25c and 35c pair Children's Half Soles, 50c and up. All Work Guaranteed. Give Us a Trial. iter Brown Shoe Repair Department All Work Guaranteed. NO BETTER PRICES ANYWHERE Workmanship Considered. |