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Show THE PROVO POST mo -P- CITY PAGE SEVEN ..... ROSPEROUS OUTLOOK v ' - - Bumper Crops Will Aid Local Conditions and Real Values Will be Appreciate ed in Real Estate. 1 love Provo for Its graml mountains, beautiful lawns and '.wide shady streets', .was the re- mark of an Eastern yisitor.today leisurely down one of our residence streets, and when he lias been here a few days, he , ' JahQuldfinit.U-Jda-seamafiwb- i- - iOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOOCOCOOCCCCCOCCOCCOCCOCCCCCOO ' ASSIES ' o u o o ao o o D o o o o o o o o o y' adding, its home loving people, ite ideal location and its wonderful opportunities." , Provo is maintaining its reputa- tion as the Home City." olUtah, and its stedy consistent growth evidenced e dozens of modern- residences now being built, without the least noise of a .boom, should be a matterbf pride' to its 1 I $ t I o o ao C-- by-th- . people. The local lumber and milling companies report business extra good, and huildiitgOntractors are unusually busy. The w hole-sal- e , fruit and produce dealers are preparing for the rapid handling of the greatest fruit crop pvrrpru- dueed in. this section,- and the farmer is ordering his harvesting material and getting ready for the rush. The real estate market is reported by Reese, Stallings & Co. IoTmT good with a tendencyto ris-- . ing prices, especially noticeable on the benches and in the choicest city properties. The real snaps - are finding buyers or are wuth- d rawn . f rom the market.J)ytlie -- -- A o oo o - CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS ir Civil Service --examinations will be held in the Federal building, Provo, Utah, to secure eligibles for the following positions, on the dates named; June 5 Examiner of Surveys. June Scientific assistant in - farm equipment. June 10 Chief of drainage investigations; organic chemist. June 12 Deputy shipping com5-- 6 missioner. June 15 Assistant pharmacolo' gist; strain guage operator. 26 Soil laboratory assistJune t ant. Information, blanks, etc., will he furnished by J. R. llodson, local secretary. Ko matter bow hard your nead ache. Pills will blip you. Dr. Vilen' Anti-Pai- n WHEN THE HORSE WONT PULI Giving a Team a Tow la Not 90 mon In Summer ae In Wintar. Com- t () o o o o O 0O O O O (j o O 0O O 0 0O Q O O O D 0O -- O () O O Winter ta the time a boa moat commonly ona driver helps out another, when the going ie bad with heavy anow, but such help may also be ex tended In summer occasionally, when the going la all right, and a team bat been exhausted by the heat. This was such a case, but it bad complications O- Here was a small double truck with a load that weighed perhaps a ton, scarcely more than that, and a pair -- of horses not the best pair in toan, but a team that could easily hauklhP load; but now here was this team c halted, .while ahead a driver was turn leg the horses of his truck hack to "the truck that whs halted, to give that track a life, an unusual sight for the - ' season. , What was the matter? Why couldnt that team with a comparatively light load on get away with it without help? - The explanation was simple. One of the horses In the stalled team has a mind of his own. You couldn't call him a balky horse, nor Is he a horse that lies down on the Job, and yet there comes times when he wonrTralI, and when you cant make him, as on a day and In a place like this. On a hot hard day when he gets hot and sweaty and tired be may make up his mind to stop for a time and then he does stop and you can t ew antsf " rest and fjtr t " he insists on taking1 it, but when he has rested that way for 10 or 15 minutes hell put his neck into the collar on. . again and-gHe had stopped like this and the wa place where he had now stopped a little up grade, but this time he didn't stop as long as usual. f9r this is a tolerable busy locality and pretty soon the traffic policeman got the out -- At moving He commandeered a passt ing track and got the truckman when and give the stalled truck a line, tbe line had been made fast and the towing truck started up both horses ' of the stalled team started pulling too. Its a hot day, said the traffic poH liceman, "but It's not a heavy load. They'll take It along all right when you gut em up on the level." O O () D () o o o o o Q O O o o O 0 0o o o o o o o o o o o Q oC) o o o Q o O o o o o :o owners. - 0 C) 0o o O o o o o 0 o0 0o o o o o () U O () () , O () eww o o o o C) o o o (A o o o o o u o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0o o o aD o o o o 0o WW T - w ww w W f 01 0 |