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J W II' n Lumber Prices - University Training for Life Entrance or Into a but i Begins School Year September 13 1920 i TO pulled off bully fight was a those two he durhams on the west and of morning town Tuesday of out the letting us impulse gave our rope taking down whoop and the flightof SECRETARY' OR CATALOGUE then we and ing to Catarrh In this section There 1b more than Of the all country other diseases for put together and years It was supposed to be incurable Doctors prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced local uisease it is Incurable Catarrh atffonal congreatly Influencedby com ditlons and thereforercq'iitu constitutional treatment IlaK'r r Catarrh Medicine& manufactured Ly Cheney Co Ohio is a Toledo constitutional Internally and acts remedy taken the thru th'1 Blood on Mucous Surfaces One of the System Hundred Dollars offered for any hat 1'al's If Send for Catarrh Me li ine fails io cure circulars and testimonials I peo- owndon't Our advice to the young Moab man is not to one marry hunting a wife of a In case fight with bobbed hair you've got nothing to drag her around i the chief of cost in everything Now been reduced nor can they be all over the country and there finances throughout the United seems a long way off at present item readjustment happen to OURTH- Railroad ‘ say -- remembered that We have always observed of their who have inno children spanking believe the right thing at the right just the same as keeping your shut when you haven't anyth is mouth is have Saying time settled down to the drudgery' San which civilization imposes- 'Juan Record pie APPLY y 5 CIVILIZATION time Professional fifty - I and Arts The of bv side Schools Monday sLu'ir- wages- to be every likelihood of a scarcity of supply rom seems sewnty-five per cent of the mills closed down for the holiday repairs they will remain closed until much-needed season been made and it is safe to say many will not reopen unless the demand is good and the market strong It must be remembered that of the mills that will continue running too many are "cargo" mills devoted almost entirely to cutting lumber for export of foreign trade only II If I of Preparation 7- States t That Teachers Scienceshich Gives ' drudgery it School Rather THIRD- There ROOSTERS i Education ml AitEl PRIZES l ' Organization: It ci e the mill workers' wages have not until thereis a reduction of wages will have to be a of It before this can -wf- A YMZ T X Cj- SECONDLabor- I WT OR nW V i or Higher ' 'WoHwumT w UTAH of Go Lower cost of production Prices are higher than they were some but everything that goes into the production of lumber years ago three or four times as machinery supplies logs - all cost As a much- as they did matterof fact lumber is now being sold cost of production at nearly the I ! freights are to be advanced shortly which of course of all lumber If you are shipped means an advance in the cost going to build there must be a logical time to buy your material Does not it appear to be NOW? We are fortunate in having on hand NOW a complete stock of all building materials such as lumber lath plasters cement sash and present roofing builders hardware and paints and as long as doors in prices Also just received a stock costs will make NO theADVANCE best wall board on the market instead of carload of plaster board lath and plaster Call and inspect this board at once i reward i t-a New School orThinking 1TKSTThe tHi PROVO Rnildino Montrose Colo NOW Will Than ' MARKET Young VKpilrr U I - Brigham pro- It I The in satisfied ORE 1 1 11111 Willmarth BarlOW Our Reasons '! 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It a 1:i "tfpnl-S he Small Your in i ' ‘ ' ing1-J an! i i the role oi an Warwick m‘of rench descent who havcnlhed a delicate diplo-1 for a govern-) foreign mission 1181 by secret being hounded nlfnt' st hebetrav the detailstknof 111 the lie seeks shelter m wife the affi‘r- Itaiian count whose HI In J An'elH Tires I Zc'n'la-' j isi"1'1' of has 111 Goodyear on ' I famous l !)P"The1'll arther a made Hope lr h 1 i Ride a The appearance of Joseph Conrad's: famous novel "Victory" as motion picture produced by Maurice Tourneur and coming to the hies theater Tues-I day recalls the strange career of this modem master of fiction Conrad comes by the tang of the sea in all his books naturally He is a native! of in the Poland master merchant service and has roamed the ocean all bis life Until he thirty years old was lie understood not word of English Then suddenlv as one inspired he beban to write thrilling tales of the sea that in language and todav has established himself as supreme in this' sj fSnHAH ti: 11 ye of fiction HP Mil 11 VH exotic flavor and an are written with disregard of the conventional literthat forms makes them all the ary more fascinating "Victory" is probably his best and most famous novel It is fortunate that like Maurice Tourneur man with native love for the sea and an Unsurpassed knowledge of motion pic-1 tore technique should have been the producer to make it into a Paramount Arteraft picture In the hands of such capable plovers as Jack Holt Sena Owen Wallace Beery and Lon Chaney the interesting characters of Conrad are certain to be faithfully' portrayed on the screen romantic-adventure sline lie 0 awuk? aim 1 at'Hi'theate' the1'1 is U' 1 L I'll ' 1 thony i wellknown 1- "An Adventure j Anversion oi CapnuNtl be the attraction Saturday The story Warwick in screen PAGE THREE UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT ? " HUJ1' "' in WEEK i ""y R°be THE Marshall Neilan one of the new wonders of the motion picture world who is known as "The Mark Twain of the Screen" not only directed the picture which foretells its humorous merits but acts a part in it Two score of kiddies ahi Miss Pickford m tlio at the John Grier Orphan-' scenes nl nbnn 11' up ursi nau or me te picture I COMING THE 1920 1 program ides 9 for 1 September Thwsrtay J CHENEY bv Hail's loteuo V Druggist" amily ills v'-v-old i5c for ' ss Jpc iox V V R BUSH LUMBER CO L' to |