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Show THE PROVO POST Damages to the extent of $7,569.25 are claimed in a complaint filed in the district court by R. i, E. Hunter against American Fork City, Pleasant Grove City, American Fork Irrigation company, and Lehi Irrigation company. The complaint alleges that during the last "two years flood and waste water from the American Fork River completely submerged land belonging to Hunter, causing the alkali of the subsoil to rise to the surface and destroying the crops that had been planted. ' , Sale of Dainty Bungalow Aprons FRIDAY. MARCH 31, 1922 3 Claims Flood Waters Destroyed Crops Ipeeials 9A.M. fT $1500,00 In Gifts to be Given Away DRAWING JULY! 5th ' Regular $1.25 Each ROTS Gives Safety First Talk At Timpanogos School 2 For Because the Timpanogos school of this city" is located on what may be termed a danger zone the teachers of that school have been making safety work" a project during the past winter, according to Principal B. H, Hyde. With a view of impressing upon the pupils of the school the danger involved in playing in or crossing the streets where traffic is heavy. Patrolman William Sellers visited each grade school and gave short talks on the safety first "rules and the relationship of good citizenship to the law and its officers. Mr. Sellers in aided the work the school greatly s emphasizing arid his service was appreciated by the parents and CO, j ( o the HOUSE OF QUAUTt GIFT DRAWING 1922 HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE. MISS PORTER RAID TO REST MEDAY OFFERED HIGH SCHOOL. The debating teams at the Provo Funeral services for Miss Lucille school have had two prelimin high Another medal was offered'" to the Porter, who died in this city Mondebates with the Lincoln high ary were of students the Provo high school at held Wednesday afternoon day, -- preparatory to their meeting Ameri can Fork and Pleasant Grove in a triangular debate to determine eligibility to the ' State Debating Tournemen in the spring. The members of thei Provo high team are: Cessford Kerr, Eph Homer, Melba Dastrup, Cannon Jones and Cecil Mr. Broadbent. Sterling Ercan-brac- k is the debating coach. PREPARATIONS MADE . FOR GIRLS DAY at the Berg Mortuary, with Benjamin the chapel period yesterday morning. Knudsen presiding. The invocation This is to be given by Mrs. Maud B. was offered by Carlyle Hinckley, af- Jacobs for the best effort in extemter which the following speakers poraneous speaking. Details of the paid tribute to the useful life of their contest will be announced later. departed friend: Heber Knudsen, i COMMENCEMENT Bishop L. L. Nelson, and Andrew Knudsen. Impressive musical numbers were rendered by the members of the Second ward choir, .under the direction of Elmer Nelson. Intern-(mewas in the city cemetery, Benjamin Knudsen offering the dedica- PROGRAM. Committees have been appointed to work out a program for the annual commencement day which will be on the 12th day of May. Some unusual features are being planned to make that day the most distinctive event of the school year. nt tory prayer. SATURDAY SPECIALS - UNTIL $1050.00 Emerson Player Piano $450.00 10 Piece Walnut Dinind Suite , Much interest is being shown in preparation for Girls Day. On that day besides the chapel program, special issue of the Provian, bazaar, vaudeville and unique dance, the annual exhibit of work done in domestic art and design and china painting wdll be opened. This exhibit promises to be the1 largest and most elaborate ever offered by the local high school. In connection with it Mrs. Gillispies NOUN i' . RR ' We have just received another barrel of that good loose, , cocoa, our customers liked so well. Come and get a gootf supply while it lasts. J advanced-student- will s stae ion show of unusual interest,. DIVORCE SUIT FILED Ryles Governing Drawing 4 a fash- , 2 One ticket on piano and one ticket on dining suite with every chase of home furnishings. 3 No employee or anyone connected with our three stores will he per- ) Cranberries, all good ones, quart Tree Tea, package Flour 48-l$1.40 bag 20c 1 25c $2.75 Bag 98-l- b. b. REGULAR PRICES CEREALS 25c Corn Meal, lb. pkg 35 bag jRolled Oats, 2oc Cream of Wheat, pkg 45c for 2 25c, Wheaco 20c Branzos, pkg. Mother Aluminum Brand, pkg.40c . . . .20c Eggs, dozen 25c Cheese, lb Cheese, strong, lb. Cream Brick, lb.. Comb , Honey .8c Shelled Walnuts, loose, lb.. . nuts. canned the than Cheaper Cranberries, everyone good, qt.SOc -- O-l- b. : - DOCTORS MEET FIFTH WARD SCOUTS SUCCESSFULLY ENTERTAIN SOAPS 5c 5c 5c 5c 7c A. B. Naptha, bar Crystal White, bar Pearl White, bar Bob White, bar P. & G. Naptha, bar ! TEAS AND COFFEES 28c Tree Tea .... Folgers Shasta 20c; 8 Shillings. .4 oz.,can. . M. J. B., Gate Golden Folgers Red Can . b. .... Hills Schillings M. J. B. 3-l- b. Velma Snow has filed suit for divorce against Ernest W. Snow in which failure to provide is given as the cause of the action. The couple were married August 1, 1921, and have two ninor children, of which the plaifitjff asks th custody. She also asks for $50 per month alimony and $75 attorneys fees. 25c oz., 40c 42c 45c 45c $19 can HINDMARSH CO. Cash and Carry Market In order that the Boy Scouts, new, Troup No. 2, might obtain orof that members equipment, the leaders ganization and their scoutconducted planned and successfully au entertainment Tuesday evening in the Fifth ward meeting house. Thea entertainment included evenings one act play, an excellent pleasing the boy scouts which in program, the serving of reparticipated, and A large and appreciafreshments. tive audience was lin attendance.to the We are certainly grateful in our efpeople who supported us Heber Tayfort, said Scoutmaster in entertainment lor, who had the j charge. Sugar and coffee also are down, but a nickel rent is still charged on the cup. Provo, Utah one subject nearest a heart is the welfare It is during of her children.their health is childhood that most important. Weak, under-nourish- vigordren seldom develop intowomen. ous; healthy men and Malnutrition produces anemic constitutions, liable to many diseases. Food is the most in the important factor of children. c?e-velopm- ent every An interesting fact to mother in Americas, is this: Grape-Nut- served with milk or cream, is a complete food. Grape Nuts -- 'r A FOOD conmv Grape-Nut- s pur- - j . i Tickets given with every $1 paid on note or account as above. 5 Contest now open drawing July 5, 1922. 4 P i 6 7 See the prizes in our window. Same rules govern drawings at our three stores Spanish Fork. Provo, Eureka, I TG IS O j , the wholesome, delicious cereal made of whole wheat flour and malted barley. It is rich in nutritive mineral salts that supply strength and nourishment to the Your growing body tissues. on it. chil- ed mitted to enter drawing. 1 i What every mother should know THE One ticket on piano with every $1 purchase anywhere in store. 1 children will thrive Begin today to make Grape-Nut- s, with milk or cream, the regular breakfast dishfor not only you and for the children, but the others as well. Your grocer sells Grape-Nut- s, the same delicious Grape-Nut- s that is served in the leading hotels and restaurants of America. is The cost of Grape-Nut- s little because of the large number of dishes you can serve from one package. the Body Builder .Theres a Reason Mich. Made by Fostutn Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creek, Eureka Provo 1922 1866 The superphone is a new invention which is said to assure absolute secrecy of communication and security from interruptions. One telesuperphones phone line to which are attached can be used for a number of conversations simultaneously and no pair of speakers can hear or interrupt another pair. panish Fork A young New York chemist acci- dentally killed himself with ether. trying to look into the ifherehe His theory was that after. of out half soul way could get his his body, without losing it, the soul would come back and tell him what it had seen. It went, and never came He was j back. SIZE AND QUALITY of the coal we put inyour bins vary only as to size the quality is the same every time. Egg, stove or nut, the coal we handle is the best we can buy and we are pretty good buyers at that. Such mines as Castle Gate, Standard, Clear Creek, Mohrland and Blackhawk speak volumes as to 'the grade of fuel we supply. SHOOT & SPAFFORD 'rJrr'VGrt'T' Years of Knowing How Twenty-eigh- t SEED S For your first planting of seed I would recommend for this locality: Sparkler Radish, Yellow Globe Onions, Chantenay Carrot, Detroit Dark Red Beet, Purple Top Turnip, Hansen or lTe wYork Lettuce, Hollow Crown Parsnip, Gradus and Strategem Peas, Spea-ce- r Sweet Peas. I grow:a lot of seeds, both flower and vegetable. . Wilford Perry, Seedsman Store 338 West Center Greenhouse 483 North Eighth West 502 SOUTH UNIVERSITY AVE. Uptown Office: Provo Commercial & Savings Bank Want Ads (Get Quick Results |