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Show THE PROVO POST WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1923 I YOU TO WE CORDIALLY INVITE ' ... .our j . . i - r ! Knight Bank, check book folder, valuable contents. Lost on southbound Orem Sunday morning. $30.00 reward If. returned to bank complete. No questions asked. M30 modern FOR RENT Four-foo3rd North 286 furnished. apartment, 2 East.' k WANTED Girl or middle-age- d woman for general housework. Phone 512-M-or apply 38 West Fourth My 31 West. FOR-SALWicker baby buggy. J2 288 South 6th West. FOR SALE Range, heater and coal oil stoye. Hip boots, lawn mower and household furniture. Call at 433 West Fifth North for quick sale. h. f t m iemonstratioH r - IN FIRST ! 1 PLAGE J-- SAYS CHICAGO PAPER ! - . . i CHICAGO, May 29. Every flat or apartmeni building in the city of Chicago houses at least one representative of the liquor industry, the Chicago Daily News asserted today in a story in which it averred that liquor was the biggest single business, leCOUNCIL MUNICIPAL. WOMENS gitimate or otherwise, in the United " ' States today. I; 'I ROOM . ' Every apartment building in the I I1 city has at least one tenant who is a buyer or Beller jot liquor, it asserted. 1 2:30 p.'m. This, the newspaper, stated, does not 2, 31, 29, May 28, cover the thousands of jOther places where liquor is bought &nd sold, saI k loons, places, drug stores, MISS LOWEN, cigar stores, candy stores, pool rooms, roadhouses and many other places for retail sales. FOR SAjE TRAFFIC AT ECORSE New and 'bath; full The story stated that 25,000 kitchen basement; cabinet; trafficked between Canasolicitation. No smuggler; No admission good-size- d lot; good location. dian shores on the Detroit River and $2100.00. Good terms. Ecorse, a small town about ten miles below Detroit, carrying daily an esFour-roobrick land frame; timated total of 100,000 gallons of close in; $1600.00, $200.00 liquor over the river, which marks down, balance good terms. the international boundary line between th t countries, many of 13 acres fine ' soil, mostly in these operations being in broad dayframe small , fruit; light and with no more caution water . all home; good right; Service against detection than is observed ornecessary implements and stock dinarily in the transfer of a truck Very good bay at $5,500.00 load of groceries. Terms. Before prohibition, these smugwere bringing in Chinese at - OUR RENT IS SMALL0 AND OUR PROFITS ARE SMALLER glers Best Dairy Farm in Utah Counto $1000 each, the News from $300 , Thats Why We Can Sell Below the Market Price. , ty; close in; 29 acres; 35 head But now they have ceased said. cows; all necessary implements pc Come see it, yard 25c Percale, 36-i- n. smuggling Chinese' Everything else and equipment; good home. 'A has given, way to the great American Good quality, yard ,20c Apron Gingham us show Let very buy. good demand for liquor. 49c 60c Ratine We alWays sell cheaper, yard you this. GIGANTIC BUSINESS y 49c HOME INSURANCE 60c Tissue Gingham It will pay you to see it, yard- "Liquor is a gigantic business in : 98c - $1.25 Ladies Bloomers Latest style, the United States, with surprising AGENCY and : $1.19 208 W. Center j j offshoots, and ramifications; - $1.35 Ladies Petticoats Phone 370. i to finish from start from producer 15c ,25c Ladies Cotton Hose, pair to consumer, it reeks with bunk, 49c FOR SALE Work mare, 6 years ranging 60c Ladies Silk Lisle Hose, pair from minor misrepresentatf tions to swindles 79c old; weighs 1250. Phone 275. that cost lives. $1.00 Ladies Silk Hose Come see them, pair business men "Successful $1.25 Chicago new $1.50 Ladies Fine Grade Silk Hose, pair FOR SALE Practically who be could in In any taken rnot 2 25c sell household furniture, 362 North 4th other form of con 20c Mens Arrow Collars We always cheaper, for under the game 9 4 M2 -- We oclock. call 25c after sell them for East; 35c Mens Wash Ties sun, are7 falling for fake liquor every 49c 75c Mens Rubber Belts Come see them FOR SALE Automatic electric day, paying extra prices and going 1 59c 75c Mens Silk Hose, pair electric washer, model 4; fine con- to considerable trouble to fall for the dition, at half price. Lanning Fur- especially absurd fakes. Ladies Call See Our New Line of Spring Hats. niture Co., 164 W. Center. ' THE PEOPLES STORE FOR RENT 8 room modern fur 113' North University Ave. nished house. 414 East Center. Fof Jtf information phone 261. Mrs. L. R. Cutler entertained CoJOSEPH B. KEELER WILL BELL lumbia Sewing - club Monday evening. k One 6 room bungalow; Decorations of snowballs and,' white full basement, with 6 rooms; 2 bath iris. Members present were: Mrs. rooms; hot) air piped furnace; gum-woo- d Melissa Lewis, Mrs. Ole E. Olsen, Jr., and fir finish; built-i- n cabinets. Mrs. Ruth A.P- Farrer, Mrs. Ruby Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. C. Located on Third East and 456 Peay, F. Johnson, Mrs. Hannah J. Cardall, North. Terms. Mrs. Sydney Vincent, Mrs. William Also one brick dwelling; Vincent, Mrs C. A. Dablquist, Jr., Thurgood, Mrs. George hot water heat modern In every Mrs. John MyerB; Miss Anna Booke, Vraa Scott Terms; price moderate. and particular. Elizabeth Souter. guest Also two tracts of pasture land, 40 was Mrs. N. Eugster. Incited Mrs. Vincent ING COAL is prepared at Reand 60 acres each, located in Ben ja- received 'book, Donald Roy. I freshments were served. f V. the mine in such a mansmin. 1 f In alfalfa land aCres Also9 ' Mrs. M. R. Stewart, wife of the ner that every lump retains OremTownstte; good water right; late A. J. Stewart, Sr., Is honored by all its virtues In storage. It is easy7 terms. Call phone 90. Jul having her family all present for hard yet ignites readily. It' Memorial day. It has been forty-fiv- e FOR SALE Very reasonable, one year today since Mrs. Stewart burns freely, yet lasts longer Fercheron mare, weighs 1500 pounds. moved, with her then small family, M28 into the Stewart home Call 25. than apy other coal we ever on 285 South ' Sixth which has been West, coal a of. heard It 'is clean FOR RENT Store at No. 113 No. of abode ever since. As her place a token of See Adams, University Ave., $35.00. that women like to have in Mrs. remembrance had a Stewart 617-J. Gas Office, or phone tf the family bins. family group picture taken in. front 'FOR RENT 2 furnished apartFOR RENT furnished ments. Apply 245 West Fourth Store KING coal now while you can get modern close in. and apartment; 9 South. 2866 East. North 3rd J6 deliveries direct from the cars. FOR RENT Two' apartments and FOUND Wrist watch, near unirooms. Call 752. versity. Claimant call at The Post, SALE clinker identify and pay for ad. FOR brick bungalow, modern; all the latFOR RENT Modern brick Utah Cqal SalesAgency est built-i- n features, hot water heat, home, with basemodern n glassed-isleeping porch, new ga- ment, newly papered; garage. Corrage; furnished or unfurnished. Lib- ner Ninth West and Center. Phone Miners and. Shippers eral terms. Apply 230 South 2nd 637-- J, or call next door. J5 M- -l East. PLANTS FOR SALE Now ready. acres on 40,000 FOR SALE 4 6 Danish ball head cabbage; Main street between Springville and and celery. R. egg plants, Steel Plant, within Springville city Gay, 314W.peppers, 4th South. Phone 6J2 46-M. Phone limits. B. Black. J-- 9 I1 You Can Do It Better.With Gas LOST ElecJrical; CooEsii ! , . . CLASSIFIED ADS BUSINESS' IS RUM W I E I June and M-.3- soft-drin- pERNICE Expert Demonstrator 3-ro- om charge. k i Utah Power & Light r Fireplace in Your New Home m Company Efficient For the 4-ro- 1 Radiantfire offers you a way to make your fireplace more usefol and beautiful and at less cost. and a small mantel a asH No expensive flue and pit required. Just vent. Saves from $100 to $300 on each fireplace, v You can buy one of these beautiful gas fires for the cost of ordinary withfireplace equipment. You get from four to nine times the heat without the muss and dirt. And it. gives you pure, out --2- ' 1 pairl I J I i i . I the-troubl- e radiant heat the most healthful heat known. A size and style for every purpose. Priced from -- many attractive models in our showroom, $15 up. See the , flV i r r v! . Society ; -- 10-roo- ' M-2- i Co. Six-roo- m I 13-1- t The manufacturer of CREME OIL SOAP is offering to make a substantial donation to any Provo religious or charitable organization jin proportion to the return of coupons which are at present being passed out by the local grocers and druggists on sale of CREME OIL 'SOAP. i t One coupon is. given on each three !cakes purchased. j Ask Your Dealer M161 Duroc FOR SALE! Fine young pigs. S. T. Gardner, Salem, Utah J 4 FOR SALEj Good- brick house of four rooms. Phone 881-- J, or at 60 E. 7th North, before 10 a. m. J3 Tremonton. industry Poultry growing rapidly. Average shipment of eggs 340 cases per week. FOR SALE, PLANTS Tomato, cabbage, cauliflower, egg plant, peppers and sweet potatoes. R. Gay, 314 W. 4th South; phone 612. Jnl FIRST CLASS UPHOLSTERING on all kinds of furniture and baby buggies. Best of work guaranteed. John Llebhardt, 1090 West 1st 3 North, Phone 643-FOR TR4.DE 10 acres best land in Provo, uhder cultivation; good water right; just outside city limits, fori home in Provo. 213 W. Center us. We sell coal the best quality in any quantity cheaper, of course, if you order by the carload; cheap enough if you buy In smaller quantities. Figure it out as you may, best coal at best prices here. Df J j i j ! Smoot & Spafford PHONE 17 - Miss Beulah Jones entertained a number of her young friends Sunday evening in honor of Gustaveson Reg-inolwho Is visiting in Provo. The home was prettily decoraled and refreshments were served. 9 d, Mrs Pearl C. Yates, formerly of Provo, who has been in New, York for the past two years, is again in Provo visiting with her mother, Mrs. Alvlra P. Clark, and other relatives. Mrs. Yates ha been with her daughter, Alvira Yates, who has been singing in one of the leading opera companies of New York. Miss Yates is traveling with this same company to the western coast. It is expected that she will meet her mother here as she returns from Lon Angeles. J-- R. tf J 3, WANTED man for made cream from select proproduct, M22 duced from U. S. T. B. tested cows. infirmary. Apply to matron. FOR RENT 2 furnished front omos, nice and light. 80 North SecFOR SALE 6x12 rods, ond East. Call 722-tf house; close in. Phone 13. FOR- - 45ALE First crop hay. ANOTHER BARGAIN: EMERSON Phone 786-J-9 Perfect condition. Taylor piano. Bros. Co. BABY CHIX Golden Buff, Brown tf. and White Leghorns, Anconas, Black Four-rooFOR SALE! modern Minorcas, Barred-Rocks, R. I. Reds, ' Orhome (except heat). New plumbing Buff Orpingtons and Turkens. and bath. Screened porch. Large der now. Season will soon close. lot. Apply to Mr. Miller, care Provo Enoch Crews. Seabrigt, Cal. Jnl 2 Consolidated Real Estate Co., or call Jack Ridge at 315. 8 Strawberry WANTED tf pickers. Phone 2 FOR TIMPANOGOS BUTTER A home Middle-age- d attendant on mens ward at county W. M-2- m itt at LATHING 155-- 764-R1-- 1. tf ASK YOUR GROCER FOR TIMPANOGOS BUTTER. A guaranteed product. 6-- Call Wm. Leav- J. F-16- -tf number of friends at her home .Sunday Evening. Enjoyable games and music were the drder of the evening. Refreshments were served to twenty-fiv- e guests. m Dr, and Mrs. L. C. Potter and family will motor to Payson tomorrow to spend Memorial day. The Service Star Legion will meet in a body at the Memorial tree in the Pioneer park at 9 oclock this morning, where they will form In line and join the Memorial day parade. m m m Mr. and Mrs. William Ferre spent Sunday in Payson with Mr. and Mrs. William Omelia. WANTED 763-J-1- 3. Berry pickers. Phone My 30 Save your Creme Oil Soap coupons. They are worth money. ) f i 1 i i Mr. and Mrs. George VE. Bratton, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Spear and Dr. and Mrs. Conant arranged a party of forty last Sunday and visited "5V. H. Rays fish hatchery in Provo canyon. The party went In automobiles- and took picnic with them. A mbst en- joyable time is reported byaHiwhq formed the party, Practically the same people will form a V party to visit the American Fork cariyonl tomorrow. Picnic and hikiefe will be the important features of the day., The Ladies Aid met todajat the home of Mrs. C. H. Renisch. Sewing and refreshments were the features of the entertainment. j Sociological Note. Anyone who has watched an' in dividual beggar for any length of time will not conclude that the vocation is elevating In character or that its reaction upon the individual is a desirable one. Greater New York. I Bread i . i Is being more r general called for eaih day. House! r ,' wives who have tried But; , are now using it exclusi vefy which is th ,,1 . bestl recommendation But can get. ': I- - 3 ter-Kra- st i ter-Kru- st ill Among the Butter-Krui Dealers are: Career Cafe! Emil Cafe, Provo tyeat &Pkg., Wilford Perry, Hansens Coffee j -- House, Samuel Kopp, Little Cafe, SkaggsVMolores 'Confectionery, Steel City Service, Sutherland Grocery, Main Cafe, Third Ward Grocery. - K o 3. Its all one to Provo. The Nineteenth Century club will meet in a special business session Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. MARRT IF LONELY: for results, J. T. Farrer. A full attendance is try me; best and most successful desired. Home Maker; hundreds rich wish Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaw anmarriage soon; strictly confidential; nounce the engagement and marriage most reliable; years experience; deThe Successful of their daughter, June, to Mr. LaMar scriptions free. Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Club,". MRS. NASH. Box 556. Oak- Scott. The marriage will take place land. California. the latter part of June. HEMSTITCHING and PICOT EDGE Miss Venice Godard entertained a work done in the best manner on all kinds of material and household linens at reasonable prices. BUTTONHOLES made on silk shirts a special SINGER ty. All work guaranteed. SEWING MACHINE CO., 97 North tf University awenue. Phone 399. FOR SLE Combination gas and coal range. Phone 338-- J. Address 165 South 5th West. tf WANTED Cucumber contracts. $25.00 to $40.00 per ton, delivered at our factory, Provo, Utah. Monthly settlements if desired. National Packing Corporation; phone 788-J-or 655. M31 F-16- -tf CARLOAD, WAGONLOAD OR BUCKETFUL, of the house today. There were Mr. in the and Mrs. group present R. Stewart and John family of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. G. Stewart Horsley and family of Brigham City, Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Stewart and family of Provo, Mrs. Rose Y. Stewart and family of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Peay and family of I - Free Coupons Utah Valley Gas & Coke m J i Adam Deaijln - f Creme Oil i fire-bric- Why Y;ou Should Store KING COAL NOW United States Fuel HUMPHREY 'OAe - j j j -- K Let us teach you how to KODAK in any kind of weather. We have experts in our finishing plant, and the benefit of their experience is yours for the asking. Provo Bench Willets Grocery. p Shaffer, ' Hedquist andDrugs FINISHINGS KODAKS, SUNDRIES 1 Photo Sliop ' I Larsen Grocery. Vineyard Lakeview i 3 Drug Stores y eery. . ' Gro- - Johnson a , I - 1 Dont just ask for ask for "bread Butter-Krus- t. 6-- 16 ! A I n I j . D A ' st i ' f I |
