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Show i Pi 9 THf? PROVO POST MONDAY, MAY 7, 1923 SAVE MONEY BUY FOR RASH -- Samuel Kopp 450 er GRADE OF CROSSINGS Exchange Your Old PRESENTATION FOR RAILROAD ASKS FOR Phone 446 w-Cent- MUSIC LOVERS LOOK LUND TO CEDAR CITY MILL THE RED and Carry Furniture For New Herberts The Red Mill, Victor Salt Lake RailThe Los Angeles Prices. Lowest famous by two Cash System. has filed application musical success made road company come- LINE versatile most THE MOST COMPLETE with the public utilities commission of Americas a .. , of Utah for grade crossing permits dians, Montgomery . y 12 night, MAY Monday on here WEEK ENDING between put state cross the highway to to a point about at the Columbia theater, promises -- 37c Lund at and Cedar Corn 3 cans besL Sugar of the year, miles from Cedar City, and be one of the features have heard three Salmon Pink Fairweather 3 tall cans according to those who also ot cross various streets in and lave list$1.28 3 lb. can M. J. B. Coffee for the catchy choruses dialogue of the near the proposed depot City to the ened sparkling 85c 2 lbs. Golden Gate Coffee its branch line from Lund to Cedar. piece. The Red Mill is really a 40c The railroad company has from musical play being made up largely 1 lb. Country Club Coffee . the county, according to papers filed of racy conversation iermingli 1 lb. can Power Coffee augwith very popular song De pera blanket commission, the with 1 lb. Green Bag Coffee. and costuming wiU will mit to cross all highways in Iron ing pennit. as local conditif ate 10 lb. can White Syrup """Vi i between Lund and Cedar, but It will be sung by'f county P; 10 lbs. Beet Sugar of the application before the utilities era company und 10 lbs. Corn Sugar commission would indicate that the Fl0ThenTeaJdesPPierfe -- c iece , A-- l being railroad crosses an established pubFresh Milk, per quart one point as the at lic "prilenced only pePle highway taken ChristiSf.11 Dan Keeler Fresh Buttermilk, gallon branch The of Cedar outside City. 40c Creamery Ranch Butter miles long. In Pari Conrfie, Viris about thirty-thre- e c dozen this at fresh asked feeler, Eggs, the Strictly permits any event, ginia rhensenJohnson, GlenAlonzo one cover crossing 2 lbs. Utah Asparagus time grade only jc RMerrill Hal Bentley, I outside of Cedar City. 3 bunches Utah Radishes which ap- marVite Jepperson. and Merrill the In this railroad, 3 bunches Green Onions Since the piece is set in running larill. proaches the state highway old Vit 10 lbs. Dry Onions a at Holland, the costuming easy of Cedar very out east City jOc curve, continues eastward along the V be interesting and the conver- Fresh Utah Catfish, lb north side of the highway, while the Professor T. Fresh Salmon or Halibut, lb Earl Pardoe is now 2oc main road from Cedar to Lund mak 1 lb. Brick Salt Codfish a e width right-anglturn w$ a finishing touches on the uinpLProfessor 79c No. 2 heavy Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs Special Pardoe has seen the curve and proceeds north towardjd castAmericas best and Y. Thus the mi'nf piece played Parowan for that reason will be able to give MOEE FOR THE MONEY. NO CHARGE. NO DELIVERY. crosses the highway on a to it some toshes that otherwise the latter. city the might be overlooked. Provo. 450 He decla res at terminal its At comedy to be exceedingly railroad has adopted a baind the the musical and ota splendid type. line, which swings in North and interesting The chorus has been to at and be built then Fty, working for depot Main streets of Cedfog the city. A weeks and will be able to carry the off with a Mvaeitv that will rejoins the line en from the west songs be Tl. beauty of the professional. train entering tbd then swing chorus he will girls that sweet, amahas which it turn will soub;rcle, before it stops at teur kind that is Peasing rather around in a almost coiyere the engine will than more or less sickening. the' dep' Ql a line parallel to the e Another face nfeet. curve brings the mainj, aj easy to facing west, having turned tug of either vZand without the use & J40c department is now open. Many of the ladies this store Monday expressed delight at this new innovation. N( doubt you have something in your home for which you have no usi. Come in select just what you want in the new and we will mike you a handsome allowance on that old piece. This great sale continues. These low prices are still available Money we must have We have no recourse in the matter. Costs are forgotten We j vis-ith- g- Ce-w- ar g - are forced to it. i. T- - dn-ectx- 48c' Celes-TV,5Richa- Guy-Morle- MATTRESS rd ---- and a 45-lcotton combination mattress all in the full size. The complete b. outfit Ceda-shape- Is At Halt Price Cnulmn) Xr VfP oz-L OWING PRICES 15? Culmer Oil, bulk, quurt Culmer Oil, bulk, gallon Culmer Oil, bulk, 5 Express Riders Stop Over in Salt Lake September lay It 10th 5 Riders of the pony express will arrive in Salt Lake for stopover September 5, according to advice recived Friday from James D. Phelan, former United States senator, who is chairman of the pony express celebration. The 2000-mil- e 2SZ3II pony race from St. Joseph to San Francisco will start with a signal from President Hard- PATRONS REQUESTED WE ALWAYS SELL BELOW MARKET PRICE Two teams, one from the the other a cowboy organization,army, will TO PAINT MAIL BOXES Our rent is small and our profits are smaller Thats why we compete. Six states will be traversed j can quote you such prices. and the parties will pass through the 25c Ladies Cotton Hose We sell them, pair 15c following Utah points: Salt Lake, 60c Ladies Silk Lisle Hose pair 49c Vernal, Jensen, Roosevelt, Myton, Duchesne, Fruitland, Heber, Grants-vill- e 79c $1.00 Ladies Silk Hose We sell them, pair Wendover. The race will All precedeanda special Ladies fine grade Silk Hose $1.50 $1.25 excursion train. The 20c Gingham, yard 17 y2c will consume trip eight days, includto inspect the routes wiih43c percale Come, see the quality, It would be a fine thing for the ing 20c in a half dozen or more operation yard stopovers the view of ascertaining the need of world if every educator were an art- principal cities. seH yard improving the appearance of mail 50c SateenWe and an educator. But ist, every artist Tissue he: on these routes. Said boxes Gingham, yard this happy coincidence unfortunately, These boxes at the present time, as 5Cc Ratine Wonderful bargain, yard 39c seldom ' occurs. a rule, present a very unsatisfactory $1.25 Ladies Bloomers, pair 98c When it dos, there is cause for appearance duo to the fact that the $1.25 Ladies Camesole 98c rejoicing, as in the case of Henri Son galvanized or aluminum finish has 10c Water Verbrugghen, recently engaged as each Sc to Glasses, worn off on account of exposure conductor of the Minneapolis Syman extent to such that the elements Emerson Hough, the famous wri- the phony orchestra, which is to give a LADIES, COME SEE OUR NEW LINE OF SLUING HATS base metal lias been exposed and concert tonight at the Provo taber-n- a ter, particularly of outdoor life stor-ip- , in is cases the has rusted. It many le. whose death at 06 was announced THE PEOPLES STORE It is his conviction that fine per- in last nights paper, was the son of purpose of the department to im-of 113 North University Ave. the general appearance formance is only part of a musicians Dr. Franklin B. Hough, the first com- prove the boxes mail rural throughout duty, and perhaps the least impor- missioner of forestry of the United so that they may be a credit tant part. His work is incomplete, States, says the Forest Service News country, not only to the postal service, but to on the D. & R. G. W. with the loss of .baseball season until tomorrow at 2 thinks Mr. Vergbrugghon, unless it Letter the through which the seven lives. Spring is backward oclock. The bids will be opened and also includes the planting of musiDoctor Hough advocated preserva- ruralcommunityoperates. delivery cal interest in the entire community, tion of American throughout the middle west as well the ward made immediately, forests and game It is desirable that the boxes be as in Utah, Mr. Roper reports, but commencing with children in school. at a time when both were considered painted white with the name of the all signs point to great farming prosFurthermore, he speaks with real by most people inexhaustible and by head MAYOR GALLS CONFERENCE of family or families receiving perity in Kansas. authority, having undertaken in Aus- many, encumbrances. From his mail in the on Plans for Memorial day exercises both sides box tralia, a few years ago, what was father Emerson Hough inherited a of the box in neatpainted 1 inch black letters in Provo will be discussed at a speally jiionoer work in the organiza- passionate love for the b:g outdoors, in also that the painting be cial height: tion and development of musical meeting in the city commission-- j a talent of being able to done a least once each year. It is and ers offices, called by Mayor O. K. in the great island continent. tell through about them interestingly was J. P. Clayton, stcxetary ana treas- - Hanson for Wednesday also that the posts or supThe most concrete result of his evening at 8 abl f0 reach millions of readers. requested work there was the formation of the He did not live to see the film of ports to which the boxes arej at- urer of the Provo baseball club, will oclock. Business men, military and tached be painted white. This) will receive bids on Timpanogos Park other organizations are requested to state orchestra at Sydney. New' his famous Covered story Wagon South Wales. improve not only the appearance of concessions for the duration of the be represented. It also is principally which was recently taken in Utah. h e boxes, hut will add materially to due to tis efforts that the New South the life of the boxes and pots. Wales bate Conservatory is on a ' W w w i7 Your local postmaster fels certain W w ' level wth the finest European M :xx. xxxx xxxx: that most of the patrons alongj the schools o' the kind. three rural routes from the Of course, such accomplishment have sufficient civic would hav been impossible postoffice had not once at to Mr. Verbrigghen had a carry the depart m mua to splendid conclusioiji. sical equipment himself. superb He was a WANTED BORROW. $1,000 request violin pupil of Ilubay and of Ysaye, for one year. TOGood real estate sewinning high honors at the Brussels curity. Will pay 12 per cent interConservatory before he wras out of est. 4 0 3 West Center st. M12 his teens. Fine orchestral experience in Glasgow, Paris and London WILL THE BOY WHO PICKED followed, ana ny the time he wras up parcel on sidewalk in front of Forest Protection Week seems to ready to undertake the Australian Ladies Floral Co. please return same come into its own and our eterto he had have this office? Reward. M12 enterprise practically every nal insistence upon the necessity of K necessary asset. We must soon vacate. Men arejengaged to remodel the FOR SALE Hotpoint Mr. Verbrugghen will direct the electric keeping fire out of our forests seems Si concert to be given here. range, practically new, $60. 491 W. to have awakened a general public H building. 2nd South. Phone 8 Ml 2 response, says R. H. Rutledgej, dis- Kl at Ogden. KJ WANTED Farm hand; one who trictA forester interest in forest pro- n greater understands irrigating. Call T. H. tection was noticed this year than x! SOME OF OUR BARGAINS Heal, 6SS, or 876. M12 ever before. Not only did our own SI h in better work and more of FOR RENT 2 and un- men get Mens Dress Shirts every evidence that Sj $2.00, $2.50, $1.39 to finished.' Suitable for light house- it, but there was were more fii! strongly the newspapers keeping. Garden spot. Grand View, behind Athletic Underwear the movement than ever beRoute 3. Box 205, Gerald Hair. M10 $1.25, 79 fore as practically every paper car- S L. D. S. Garments FOR SALE Young Jersey cow, ried information regarding this week $1.25, 98 $ much often in its and columns, devoting fresh, heifer. Is the same lovely Iread yearling Jersey IS . Box 217, R. F. D. No. 1, Provo Bench. space to it. We wish to congratulate S Hats, $3.50 values who officers worked F. E. all field and Wilcox. the j M10 that Mother makes NOW Hats, $4.50 value so hard to make this Forest ProtecWANTED feel success our and Girl to a that Week tion handle society when she insists on for this paper. Call 13. Hats, $6.00 value efforts were most decidedly worth $3.45 while. LOST One diamond set out of 1 EXCELSIOR ring. Finder return to Provo Photo RETURNS SHERIFF DEPUTY Music Co Supply M8 Reward. 1 IN FACT, EVERYTHING MUST GO. After having successfully delivered S3 v four prisoners at the Fort Leavenworth penitentiary in Kansas, where Made by he went in company with United Marshal J. Ray Ward of Salt States HOOVER BROS. Lake, Deputy Sheriff B. F. Roper of FOR SALE Fine young Duroc Provo returned to this city last 30 years of knowing pigs. S. F. Gardner, Salem,! Utah, nighU The trip was without incident trouble with the pris- in tbe wy 2 how ing. I j IIIIIIsic 40i $2.00 gallons $13.75 Thursday is the last day of this great sale. positively closes May 10th. If you dont need anything now, a small deposit will hold anything you may want for the future. Great Artist of Symphony Orchestra Would Educate Oils 7 Y. The depot will be at the highest point probably on the branch, elevation 5804 feet. Thence the track slopes down on a 2 per cent grade until it rejoins the single track. The circumference on the balloon is just 7000 feet. In that distance the railroad crosses city streets eight times. In addition, Second North street at one of the crossings has been vacated, according to the map on file. None of the streets is what might be termed a principal thoroughfare of the city at the point where it is crossed by the railroad. f ; ALL THIS WEEK WE ARE OFFERING sly GIVEN AWAY ' This Sale Closes, right-angl- tfjrnt able or still deeper with prices low. Just think of a genuine leather auto spring seat rocker in a rich shade of Golden or Fumed Oak, regularly priced at $20.00, for d O (fa ce For Tuesdays selling we will cut our rocker stock absolut $19.85 - West Center St, 26-pie- 2-in- ch 30c ROCKERS For Tuesday we again will give away absolutely free a handsome set of electric silver. Remember, you dont have to buy Just come in and ask for a ticket. jYou may be the next lucky one. This is free to all the ladies and is Me still have a good supply of that post steel link a fabric spring bed, yy - , FREE BED, SPRING AND -- A small charge will be made for containers if you wish a supply at home. We offer the auto trade an exclusive Electrical Repairing Service unexcelled. Our service includes all casses of repair work ;c Emerson Hough Was of Forester , dealing with Generators, Starter magnetos, batteries, and all electrical wiring of cars. . Parry Battery & Electrical Co. 211 W. Center VKne 730 is 1 Vf Wilford Perry 338 WEST CENTER CASH PRICES CLASSIFIED ADS PHONE 117 WE DERIVE PRICES FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 12TH Tomatoes Woods Cross or Pierces 2 for Hominy, Pierces, 2 for . Pumpkin, Pierces 2 for June Peas, Storm Lake orn, or String Beans, 2 for Starch, Kingfords Corn or Gloss, 2 for Warrenton Brand, Minced Clams, each Pineapple, 9 oz., sliced or grated each tin for Coffee, Shamrock, Syrup, White Karo 2,z lbs., 25c; 5 lbs., 40c; 10 lbs Prunes, 2 lbs. for Honey Comb, per cake Split Peas, 5 lbs. for Pinkeye Beans, 5 lbs. for.. Loose Cocoa, pure and wholesome lb 25t 25t 25c 25c 25c 20c 15c 45c 75c 35c . 1-l- b. J5C 70c 43c 15c , Loose Macaroni, lb. Soap A. B. Naptha Crystal White, or P. Loose Lard, 3 lbs Raisins either kind, 2 lbs. for Fine Egg Noodle, 3 pkgs Loose Oatmeal, per lb Roman Meal, per pkg Kelloggs Toasted Corn Flakes White Cups and Saucers Just in, per set & G. 10 I- jqc bars 48c - Geraniums, in bloom each 35c; 3 for Ferns, each Great Emp. Sam Maver, each Rubber Hose good grade, per foot District Foresters Grateful to Prbvo 3-- The Bread Tkat Mother Used Make i S III II.'I j lOc ei oc j I 2j?c Vi V?i j FLOUR Fletcher 5ft i An q- Thomas Company M-1- t; - t$1.98 j$2.98 : 9 White Dinner Plates, per set Whie Fruit or Dessert Dishes, set J Early Eureka Potatoes, lb Cabbage, Tomato or Cauliflower Plants, per lOOl. I Asters, Verbena, Cosmos, Snapdragons, per doz. Petunias large, per dozen Nasturtiums, in 2 pot, each 25c Our Time Is Getting Short! For sale by all Grocers. ; artist of loners. Mr. Roper reported and the New York uses only two dope peddlers, one forger and d the petals of flowers instead of oil paints and achieves most satisfactory andthereby extra- ordinary results. many-colore- one bang defaulter were turned over for the various sentences. The par- ty left here last Tuesday, preceding by a day the train that was wrecked & 1 jgjgig 9i!,3&i35AK |