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Show i Eats Big Steak and (Fried Onions--No Gas "EviMy time I ate I had terriblo stomach gas. Now, thanks to Adler-ika, Adler-ika, I cat steak and fried onions and fetd fino." -Mrs. J. Julian. Just ONE spoonful Adlinka relieves re-lieves gas and that bloarrU felinff so that you ran eat and sleep well. Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste matter mat-ter you never thought was there. Nomatter what you have tried fop your stomach and bowels. Adlerika will surprise you. Hedquist Drug Co. In Spanish Fork by City Drug Co. Adv. READ THE Jift FOR SALE Delicious. - Jonathan, Romes and Winter Pearmain apples. ap-ples. Win. H. Brown, 146-W. olS Most yellow streaks are not1 physical. Yoiefor I he Parly you Eil'OWgives Protection mad Pwspsrity Tn the twelve vi'.us the Democratic Sen.itor. William H. King, h.is been in otliee. supposedly to represent the people of Utah, wh.it h.is he done to help our state? Have his actions in Washington Wash-ington squared with his glowing promises in Utah? The record savs "NO!" Does Utah want to tolerate any longer a Senator who obstructs and cancels the efforts of Reed Smoot to really protect Utah's producers? The issue is clear protection and prosperity, against no protection and depression. Vote for the Party you know gives protection.? The Facts Speak for Themselves The Republican P.irty in Congress placed a tariff on Utah's industries of sugar, wool and lead. Not one word of defense or approval of the rates imposed im-posed on these items was uttered by William H. King. Democratic Senator from Utah. On the contrary, here is what he said of that tariff bill, as his speech is recorded in the Congressional Record of June 27, 1922, page 8525; Such is this Republican tariff bill .rfSl iniqumous, lntamous. damned bctore .flS.'.yjiStiwikfc it is born, destined to be d.imned dur- 'Cu- -V'fL jng its litclimc, and doomed to dam- V itf!! nation and obloquy after its death." Senator King was paired apainst the Republican Ticket passage of the Tariff Act of 1 922. National H R. 7456 (Fordncy-McCumber Tariff Vnr President Bill) as will be found on page 1 1 627 'Vi.'p ri"'.len5R cf the Congressional Record of August c'h'vki'ks ctHTlS 19. 1 92 2. This was in effect a vote S(a(e Tickct ?'nS' lhC b,'L 1,r I". S. S,n.nr Senator King voted aaaimt the pas- KRXKNT bamuuiiger sage of the Conference Report on the i'"r Governor ordney-McCumber Tariff Bill, as w,U william ,,. watt-is , , , - n i ft- For onirrcssmen be found on page 139.) : ( I cmporary 1st 1JiNtr(.t Record) of the Congressional Record of uo.V u. COLTON September 19, 1 922. The bill was iinri iistr,vt passed as well as the Conference Re- f. O. i.KATHKitwoon port; but through no help from Sen- F?r-nr.r..t!!te r L' t " "- " ' ill It at0t Kin' rr Atlornoy C.-m-rnl i r t 4 . t- ;i:on;ii i: paiikkk King Against the tanners vr .:. Tr.m , . , ,. A. K. CUIUS TUX SIS Senator King voted against the hmer- For stntc manor gency Tariff Bill tH.R. 15275) im- IVOR A.IAX posing duties upon certain agricultural For Siinerliitonli-nt of products to meet present emergencies, Public Ins j' to provide revenue, and for other pur- lm' ' ' V.i . K , . c For Justices of ifoe poses, as is recorded on page 3461 of supreme Court the Congressional Record for February w. H. FOLLANO 16, 1921. He also voted against the El-HHAIM haxson Conference Report on the bill, as will be found on page 4279 of the Con- Utah needs a solid Republican dele-, gressional Record foe Feb. 28, 1921. gallon in Washington to insure the continuance con-tinuance of protective policies: Envy Bamberger to co-operate with and Iejf fH Reed Smoot in the Senate; Dry" a 'p-JKM Colton and E. O. Lcatherwood .' f ry on their valuable work for rJtah it 2Xi28$ Congress. And Utah needs Repub- Y4";i lican governor William H.. particularly, because a vor for tmf&S Wattis' opponent may mf" a e f' CWIV a Democrat U. S. Senate-'"- inasmuch at VClPVCr1Ea the governor has powe'- to PP' ' W T VraJS Senator in event of a ;"fy,dur'nS Republicans in even' state office tc lyillC t jnsure Utah (he fulf:st benefits of har- They are mental. MONEY DOCTORS we pride ourselves upon our; Yservice to our patrons. There ( is1 no financial problem that t cannot be taken up with us at 1 any time with the assurance ! of positive confidence. We i are like other doctors sub-" sub-" ject to instant call. 1 . That is only part of our serv- ice. Ask us about the rest of it. Springville Banking Co. "There is No Substitute for Safety." BIB1III11IIBBUIIHI1IIIB Every SEIBERLING resource backs thigj Trj ONE YEAR'S FREE dlllh CWCtlilSt accid IT alignment.Tnegligence, OITATTTV III cuts, under-inllation, rim i I cuts, blowouts, bruises, Off the paving and on or any road hazard . i again, into the ruts and fl AH out again, through mud, sand or slush. Think of TH1 f 13 TO TO IX "W TV the life a tire leads then If. 1 JT It. W. .1 i K g look at the Seiberling 7 M-J Jj. .3LJL JL JP All-Tread and you'll real- A Pin"0 "C? A Fl ize that here's a tire ' A J fl jg W fHj- g, JJ that's built for the job a tire has to do. - : PRICE Jack's Service f You pay less money and j ii C you get more tire when , South Main St. i Springville you buy this Seiberling -bj j - ( S ' built 29x4.40 for 1 ' : ' y i ' i $6.10 i ' '1 We will check W&k your Battery, Oil, 3 Mllflk M'"-"5-n5 I Gas, Tires. 1 lliS ,l We carry some 1 llf I auto accessories. I s-'" ' w GROCERIES I AND MEAT ML " JJ Our Service is Free Our Attendants, Courteous, Efficient and Dependable, i - Drive In Before You Drive On , jh I alter. - - 1 1 ' Ema- - ISIrt o . Wm. Parry Realty Company SPRINGVILLE UTAH Springville Bank Bldg. Phone 56-J For Rent Equipped dairy farm on highway high-way between Provo and Springville. Spring-ville. Fine modern home on same. See Parry for particulars. particu-lars. For Sale $7800 Modern home, four acres of young orchard, choice trees, close in. The home is worth more than we ask for the place $2500 Five room house, two and Vi acres of land. Fruit of all kinds, fine location. $700 Three room home, nice location, loca-tion, garage, coops and fruit. Splendid modern home, best location, garage, brand new hard I wood floors, furnace, latest decoration. dec-oration. See Parry for terms i $s$&$$ "1 - ; ; . By rcl Chooses " QmiferSouthPole expedition A FREE TSIIAL VNE of the many idistinguished honors that 'WSSSllJtlS V J have come t0 the Maytag Aluminum Washer . vSr, nrxtf is the selection of Maytags for the Byrd Phone for a Maytag before nexll ' washday. You will discover, as di South Pole Expedition. Commander Byrd. that the Maytag jjot onty. tfre succeSs of this great pioneering supreme. It it doesn't seii itsei adventure, but the lives of the men depend on the d De'eyments You'll Ner Mta, Pper flection of supplies, material and equip- ueierred . .ymenn i ment Therefore, the most rigid requirements are MAYTAG RADIO PROGRAF observed in deciding what equipment shall be used. xDKA.K...bu-,hTu...w..i..io-fi- The many outstanding advantages that gave 'the v?,";i"oZ'''tl''tVilT.'': Maytag world leadership, enabled it to meet the f lS-rSSift exacting standards demanded by Commander Byrd. Y"jiV ""f"' The noteworthy tribute of being selected for the Byrd Vjg f Kli.ii.hVo!!';' p: Expedition comes to the New Maytag as it is celebrating Kii'c.''s"n"'F,V,;c','Io1 TrtiSj -i its first anniversary the end of the most remarkable year "?, m.1' L"' T"" ' j in Maytag history a year in which the number of Hmn t,itnai,3 m SidrA.tj T.mr di Smu""' ' I Maytags ill use passed the million mark. THF MYTAG COMPANY, Newton, Iowa lrlC 1VH, (Founded 1893) The faytag Shop Qr ROVO, UTAH 214 West Center Phone 8b . gpagville Representatives . Maxwell Black, FrejMi"er, George Black, John Gale " ' 1 - N BIG VOLUME The O. P. Skaggs Sys,lem Stores are small in number as compared to many chain store concerns, con-cerns, but they have the distinction of enjoying a greater volume of business per store, than any other food organization organiza-tion in this country. coun-try. This is because we believe in quick sales at small profit, and because out-operating out-operating plan enables en-ables us to serve many times more people in a day than is possible by tiny other plan. FRESH FOODS Big volume of sales per store, makes it possible to operate profitably on a small margain of profit and assures the buyer of always receiving Jresh foods. There are many other advantages advan-tages enjoyed by every O. P. Skaggs System patron and you will not be slow to discover them if you'll try shopping at our store a time or two. ORSKAGGS r ' '1 """'"" 'n-ainniii.n IA-.-.v, g-...-,..,. -v-f-i-,-MiMa V ..JL-r..TSt Smoot, ' J '. Ralph i Loads of merchandise still left. We h ave filled in the broken lines all to go at l unheard of prices. i l ' ' TI IIS OPPORTUXIT Y TO BUY AT S . ' I only comes once in a long time. Secure your share while our stock is complete. I gl Entire stock and fixtures to go far below value. No reasonable offer refused h i1! on the following list: I 210 ft. Show Cases 1 Mowing Machine r -'"j ' 1 Adding Machine 1 Corn Planter 1 New Typewriter 1 Spring Tooth Harrow ') S ! 1 McKaskey Register 1 Automatic Milker I 1 Large Heatrola 1 Separator U 1 Refrigerator 1 Fencing Mill H I 2 Oil Tanks with Pumps 1 Washing Machine ! i 1 Furnace 1 Gas Engine 1 1 A full line of toys now on display at ridiculously low prices. Come and purchase p your Xmas toys NOW! ' - r The entire stock is cut to the quick and must be sold at once to satisfy creditors. You All Remember the Comer -t |