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Show i FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1924. THE PROVO POST WORLDS LARGEST RELIABLE IibT CHAIN DEPARTPMENT STORE organization (311 , 113) 475 i 8TOHES 286 WEST CENTER PROVO, UTAH' 99 - Pay . 92 Day Overalls 01 JUMPERS These are the "Blus Label Shirts of which you hear such favorable thing3. They are made under our own specifications and are highly recommended. TJyis Shirt is made ,t r stand up under very hard wear Ht is reinforced at. all pofnts where the stra.n Priced from $1.39 $2.69 Moleskin Pants Made for Hard Wear Heavy weight Black and white .stripe Dui if 1 i ng r Its a Worki..,,.. knits 25c Designed to give a com- fort and most service for your money. Priced from TO $2.49 $4.98 Mary Succeeds on Main Street tf By LAURA MILLER .j. .j. . .j, .j. I l . J t vor.d AN'S Ij .j. L.iui.i 4 M i i $. Sunday. - A D VENTURES -- s of their state. They feel that a big city is no place for those who aint went out much, not FINE FURNITURE RUGS AND LINOLEUMS v ARRIVING DAILY AT n -- ib.it i : liu-sl.tl- reports Fronde M a- - , 10:27. j Tuesday. Tlllilii: IS NO DISCHARGE, There is no .man that hath power neftlie spirit to retain tin spirit; neither hath he power in the da of death: and there is no discharge that in w ar.--E- ci li-- s. K;S. Wednesday. PRAY. Therefore I say unto jou, What things snexer lien je pra, helieie ye desire, HOW TO jt receive itliem, and ye shall have them.- Mark 11:24. t Hitt Thursday. YE SHALL PE SATISFIED To shall eat in plenty, and he satisfied, and praise the 'name of the Lortl your Hod that hfith dealt vvondrous-l- y with yotu-ni- id My people shall be ashamed. Joel 22G. neer - BARTONS YOU CALL ON US. MAKE NO MISTAKE REASONABLE PRICES. BARTONS FURNITURE COMPANY , I j Friday. THE ROYAL LAW. the- If ye fulfill law according to the royal Scripture, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself, ye do well : but If ye have respesjto persons, ye commit sin, and are convicted of the law as transgressors. James - ; i is "'thm. nc" tii n i K t i 2 :8, 9. Saturday. OR CURSING BLESSING Cursed be the man that trustetli in man, and maketh flesh his arm, and whose heart departeth from the Lord. 7 Had a Kick Coming. "Moike, said Patrick, You look down in the mouth. Has anything hup-tLegal Validity of Coins. Rotten luck, bedad. you. Coinage legislation determines the A big beam Just fell on a man at the point at which the coin loses its legal factory and killed him, replied Mike validity. In the United States, gold InAn was he a friend of yours? coins which have lost more than one quired Patrick. No, said the other, 1 but the man I owed tin dollars to half of per cent of their weight In from date of issue, or twenty years , gorra, was standing, right next to amounts for shorter peproportional Um, and escaped as If by a miracle.'' riods, are legal tender by weight only. ii o up i pi , W ami in sure dwellings, and in quiet jesting plan s. Isa. 2:17. IS. j Pilonday. TDK TWO GRUAT COMMAND- - 1 by Gd vith til! thy heart, and f .MHNTS limn shalt loe the Lord I th id Pin sou, and with till thy stit 114th. and with till thy mind: and thy neighbor its tin self. Luke i nntive-hornnes- Kennedy, who has known the Carolina', from the day she was horn, a long time ago, us she says, to the present office of the dean of women of Trinity col- Her letter carries its own lege. charm : "I do not know when I began to hnd my chief delight In the printed page. I can remember lying flat on the Hour with myj chin cupped in my lnuuffi, poring mt-- t Lemprieres Classical Dictionary anil jhuiss Family Robinson impartiality before I was ten. I regard my heritage from my father as a priceless giftj, hut it included so small amounts of dollars and cents that the edai ation I was able to secure wits pitifully different from what he had kindled in me a desire for. I was fortunate in my course at college to fall under- the Influence of at least one real scholar, who kept alive in me the flame of Intellectual curiosity. At the age'; of eighteen I had my diploma and was ready to begin teaching. It was necessary tlmt I at leust relieve-- - my mother of the expense of my own supiort, and V did so on a salary of thirty dollars a month, fifteen of which I puid out for board. . Probably to some people I seem a good example of a woman who has succeeded In life. I have not, really, iu comparison with my own standards and dreams, achieved anything, and yet I concede that I would be most unreasonable and ungrateful not to acknowledge my blessings; and I have many. I am tuned to rural life. I like to hear of setting hens and newly planted gardens, and to watch farmers almanacs and see how well they hit the weather. I like to go to a millinery opening and sit down with the crowd and advise my friends about the hats they,-artrying on. I like to set a spell with ray friends. So, although I love New York and go whenever I can for a little while, I expect to live in a rural section, preferably in a town of about twenty thousand people, I hope through a green old age! , r; T !in! the f pi vi .1 iii s. quid n m Pn- ir. pm in n habit So do the girls of North Carolina sing with gusto. So do they live, work; marry, die, proud of the U8 pen cent So p . Tar lieel horn, tar heel bred, When Jm dead, its a tar heel dead. furl -- n : ALL KINDS F-- 0 1 2) The Lakes. of Killarney in Ireland are owned by the Earl of Kenmare. who preserved his heritage from commercial encroachment. ic Bounty Funds Npt Adequate For Demands County Clerk Wallace Hales has. been notified by State Auditor Mark Tuttle that the state bounty fund was exhausted on February 4, 19 24 and that his office will not receive for payment any bounty certificates issued after that date. Mr. Tuttle estimates tlikit $25,000 worth of bounty certiffcates were of this numbe not more issued;' than onb-liawill paid immed- as the now funds available iately, are not sufficient to meet the certificates issued. Phyment will he made in order of filing with the auditor and the balance will he paid from bounty fund taxes for 1 should be 924, which payment made not later than December of this year. lf j ,1 ! 1 ilt r IN CONTENTMENT LISTEN! f FOR SALE Duck feathers. .Call (F-1at 114 North 4th West. c-- 4 .j. .j. Inquire 56 . Annual Meeting Tonight WORK SHOES $1.69 ... us mag-anaimo- pie-lod- 15c RENT A. garage. East 4th No. Telephone FOR 60 er Big Value at 0 ly , 1 f 79c 49c. 121c Here Spring-ville-Prov- COTTON , OO O' tii-- de-'on- ed. 29c Poultry Producers j $2.98 AND 1 j FOR MEN Warmth and durability at a saving. Wool mix- heaviest. t Made from heavy Defiance Cham brav, u.dr. t y u r d s, v h i c h weighs a put r 1. It h.n double yoke ;n shoulder strap. Advantage in Secrecy. Secrecy has many advantages, for when you tell a man at once and straightforwardly the purpose of any abject, he' fancies there Is nothing In it. Goethe. First American Marriage. The first Christian marriage cere nonv in the American colonies wns n in ' wrforrai d at J a j 1 WORK HOSE is iv made o Hap ; t 'nil size hip peckeffi h and side pock-tHeavy drill pock j Athletic Unions Made in four weights, in olive drab, full cut. T0 PANTS $1 .25 59c (Continue From Page 1.) mean the beginning of a new lif. economically and socially forccnProo ated and Utah county, and has much interest in the other natimal ro'ourt's and the business opportunities of the section. Besides Mr. Nelson, Professor II. R. Merrill of the Brigham Young sets fortli the recreational university feature- - near Provo; R. Is. Done of P L. Chipman of AmerSpri n gvil ican Fork. Sherman McCarry of of Tintic, Dicke F. IL Spanish Fork, and John Jasperson of Goshen sot.-, of them heforth the advantages n r communities. sportive manS. Wilkin, general Garratt . ager of the Cullen Manufacturing-companySalt Lake City, in an artide regarding the new industrial era of' the west tells the story of the formation of the Columbia Steel corporation, and declares that the success of the undertaking is practically assured by the many favorable factors that enter into the !- Popular ribbed unions in wool and cotton. Priced from KHAKI PANTS SPOTS, SAYS BOOK A e FOR MEN 'Sl.lO and $1.23 Boys WESTS GARDEN La-ng- . UNDERWEAR $1.49 OF y T0 $1 .49 $2.39 Union made. The most in moneys worth at SHAMEFUL superbly told story of unrequit- - the rendition olf "The Song of Love d love set to music; a harmoniza-- ; with the assistance of Miss non of the deepest pathos and the tu.ly t.ml plea-antladapted to the The United State-- ; js developing a '.most tender and passionate (motions modern tastes, and permeated the che-- s of citizenship which is ashamed through the medium song: a muv- - ntne production, givin-it color, ot the country, say the Chicago nal conji dy rich m comedy,! cast ling and expression. the'-Itibune editorially. Mr. Wilson says and (haraiter; were the im- In fact it may well be said that the nation is ignoble and cowardly. pr hundreds "Blossom Tim1" has more nearly g. lined by the He was commander-in-chie- f of its who wintered the Messrs. Shuberts nu t with the -- pOutaiuous approval than any gnatest army. Mr. McAdoo says Mr. production. "Blossom Time." at thelof the Provo theatre-goer- s He wants to he Columbia theatre, last Wt dnpsday prod u t ion tint ha- - appeared here Wilson is right. President of this cowardly and evening. within the past year. Perhaps this Xo expressions of disappointment is due to the ittfct that the cast, from ignoble nation. A writer in an east-- 1 rn magazine says the country is were to be heard from those who the principals to the poim s in tin yellow and a quitter. He says he was attended, and the success of the play chorus .radiate tin vitality of the a soldier, hut is now ashamed to he, can perhaps he no better show n tliaiU living and mak the characters they known as an American in Europe. by the fait that evi rv seat in the take stand out n contrast to the us citizens and tlaatre was occupn d. "Blossom j q;. l productions Many prominent obscure citizens agree that America Time" beyond question scored the; is awful, a country without a soul greatest musical success of the year or an ideal, a shameless betrayer of in Provo, It has not been infrequent in the humanitys cause, fit to he despised by clay eaters, dog eaters and hairy past to find musical comedies, that . Ainos. Hold Meeting .without an atom of skill or thought see a as America shameful have attained popularity' They through "Blossom its musical scores. spectacle in a world otherwise Edwin S. Hinckley, secretary of voted to love, sweetness and light. Time, however, possesses that rare the Provo Chamber of Commerce, Russians and Poles, Greeks and quality, a plot woven around the and Benjamin Brown, head of the Turks. French and Germans, French life of Franz Schubert, master Com- Poultry Producers Inc., were the and Syrians. British and Hindus poser, whose personality is given o at a m eting of the Italians and Greeks, Italians and expression through the power and speakers assoProducers Poultry Jugo Slavs were united in a holy' poetry of his music. ' As the story ciation held in the high school audi-la- v bond of brotherhood. No one coveted uncoils, the lyrics of the master, evening, a neighbors lands. No one wanted are impressionable, cal numbers and haunting, oil, coal, iron ports or new sub- adpapted to fit the theme. were given by Miss Anita readings Hollis Davenny ak Schubert was Hansen and Mrs. Reva Bullock jects. The peace treaty was so that German children accorded the plaudits of the audsang it in thanksgiving in the ience time after time, and gave a schools. A humane government in masterful interpretation of the charRussia was advancing the arts and acter of the composer. Gertude Lang Red Cross nanimous that German children soprano as Mitzi Krang, the student well fed and free. Schubert loves, scored a distinct There wasnt a loaded musket in triumph, elicting the admiration of file Balkans. The French army had all present. Mists Lang is an atThe annual n: eeting of the Utah been reduced to a constabulary. No tractive young woman with a chaper o ftlie American Red one in Europe or Asia desired anyand harmonic fecundity, talent county will Cross be held in the Provo thing of his neighbor except his for vivid characterization and ex- lic library bAsem ent this eveningpubat Uni- pression. good opinion and friendship. oclock. versal peace was not merely an Much of the credit for the success 7:30 the action of officers Besides ideal. It was an actuality. of the production must go to Teddy th(, (.urrent i.Par; chariman L. This was wrecked by the United Webb, who as Kranz, the crown (, Potter wi!, ivP the annual States. It was steeped in - iniquity, ejected more clean comedy of the operations of the chap selfishness and trembling with and humor into the play than is greed. It had entered the war to ob- usually the lot of a production. tain colonies, indemnities and new Ralph Soule tenor as Baron Schober CARD OF THANKS riches. It had the soul of a jackal. Halina Bruzovana as Bellabruna and Tts plots set the Greeks against the Feme Newell as Gretna showed un- We the chiklrep of Mrs. Poreia C. the French against the usual capability, singing, dancing Bunnell wish to express our grate-- j Turk's, Syrians and made the British turn and laughing their way into t,heful appreciation to all those kind friends who dun ng the illness of machine guns on the Hindus. It stole hearts of those attending. oil lands and mines. The costuming, the settings and lour mother and the time of our be- It brought about the starvation in Russia. It the scenes were excellent, while the reavement gave us of their sym-girl- s tnxod and conscripted Africians It We wish to express our sin- of the chorus wort young and pathv to al those who assist- sent its armies inarching against nretty. re The principals sting thanks ci with, terrified peoples. It instigated the feeling, in particular Soule as Soho- - d in the funer al esrvices; those Italians against the Jugo Slavs and her. Miss Lang and Davcnnv as who contributed offerings, who was compelled to and all those wjlio assisted us in Greeks, the Poles against the Rus- Schubert, tin Greeks against sians, the take four curtain calls at the con- anv way or maun Turks, tlie Turks the tlusion of the second act. against Mrs. Percia C. Bunnell, It threw Austria out to elusion of the second act, following Greeks. starve. It broke the German curit invaded tin German inrency. dustrial region and seized its mines, ; t ones ru.i ds a ml Khaki Drill Button top pockets lace bottom, priced from Regitered Trade Mark and ARE PRICES RIDING Compass Work Shirts ASHAMED OF NATION QUALITY GOODS ALWAYS AT LOW UTAH COUNTY ONE BLOSSOM TIME SCORES HIT AT COLUMBIA THEATRE AMERICANS WHO ARE . tt- M , netliini to tie a ml t b n, ti m d tin t Do You Want Some j ! i e . M a , net ; i, was n mimic It to am m itn ' - r 1. k a 11 It destroyed Haiti and shiv ry a left but handful of famished blacks. It tilled Porto Rico and the Philippines with horning villages and slaughtered villagers. It refused to pay its debts or the interest on them. It reduced China j to anarch v. It cyused tin Japanese! earthquake. If this is the, American record tlnn we do not blame the shamed Americans. Their country then is what tlicv say it is. If it is not the record, then they themselves are shameful. They ;iri ashamed of a country v.h. ih has been guided by an altruism strange in international affairs. There fs not a land in the world which ean properly complain ot an injury done it by the United States. The United States has not taken any money away from any one of them, nor any land. It refused to sign an iniquitous treaty and negotiated a decent one. it has not been a cause of misery in Europe or Asia. It has given freely to relieve misery. It has tried to save of people troni the misfortunes other nations contrived for them. Americans who an ashamed are ashamed of the cleanest record in the world. Europe regards peace as it brief interval between wars. It is making this peace such an interval. In making peace i t makes future It made this peace in that fashion. It has reneged on every American promise. It has rejected all American suggestions. It has It believes kept American cash. that the victor should loot the vanquished. The strong take what they can from the weak. It perpetuates hatreds and teaches them to school childnen. In the course of time there will be another war, with the causes of which America will have nothing , to do. Nothing America could do would prevent it. America is isolated from just one thing in Europe. That is trouble making. America is isolated in that it is not oppressing, threatening or provoking any other nation. In that it is almost completely isolated and finds no companions. It is isolated in that itis not busy makin the next war. It is isolated in that it is the only nation which has a dollar for every outstretched hat. That is what our ashamed Ameri- - ' cans are ashamed of. to I Bright Eyes. It makes the eyes bright and clear if you bathe them first in warm water containing a pinch of salt and then with clear, cool we ter. It is well always to filter water that is used In the eyes by pouring It through several thickness of cheeseclotn. The Old Year and New. Different nations began the year at different times. The Romans started It with March, 1, the Macedonians th6 Aztecs on February 23, the Athenians In June and the Persians on August 11. it A & ,i s r IL D jl H Sure You Do the famous New Hall Oranges. Nothing better shipped into Utah. Compare our prices with Salt Lake or any in town, And for quality, taste and try be- f fore you buy. Now is the time to get your ill on Large, doz 65c 1 Medium, doz Small and sweet, 5 dozen 450; and we sell them by peck -- and TOc L30?, to 45 C for two doz.25; , $4.00 80 Large heavy skinned Lemons, doz. 35 i One-hal1 bushel f case S2.88s or $2.52s One-hal- case f case- Medium bv case 54s size $6.25 $5.75 $1.35 or 64s size $1.10 Large by s, Buy your Grape fruit by the dozen 15 46s size $1.50 or each Jonathan Apples are still good. Peck 25; 1- 1-- per bushel -2 .case $1.50 $3.90 $2.00 $3.15 case 82.95 each 15 2 for 25 each 10$ 2 75 get some Meats Gur fine meats are rightj special price on Loin R. Pork Take notice 18 If you havent tried some of our rolled Pot Roast try one at, lb., two 20; and Beef Sausage, Ib.l 115 35 All Pork Sausage, lb. for H. B. Steak 412 V2$ Pork T12,2 jNeck Pot Roast, lb Lean Pot Roast, lb Chuck Pot Roast, lb Cross Rib Pot Roast, lb.i $hqulder Steaks, lb. Yeal Roast, lb Lamb Roast, lb MISCELLANEOUS Do you want to make a big saving on Pig Feet, lb. Weenies, lb. your cooking fat? Use some of our renHam Bologna, lb dered beef and lard compound at 12'2? Corned Beef 25 Straight Beef Fat at 3 lbs. for Pressed Yeal, lb. lb. 4 12 y2$ Tripe, Sour Kraut10; 12 1 1 1 1 P. and G. Soap Ivory Soap Flakes Ivory Soap 8 i22 20 20 to to 20 to 15 17 15 25 28 12,2C 35 20; 2 lbs.35 30C 3 lbs. for 20 25 All This For t Star Naptha Powder Bucket, No. 10 galvanized. These buckets are the regular standard galvanized ware. Buy your coffee in the bulk, and have us grind it for you. j 3 lbs. Slattern Phones 193194195. $1.00 Market Use the Phone. We Deliver o 3 |