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Show page two; P R OV 0 (U T A H) , E V.EiflN Gi HE RA LDy-PR I D A Yf JA N U A R Yn2 9, 1 9 3 2 1 mm :: mm Scripptnficld . Published by the "Proclaim liberty v throughout ; the land- ' Subscription terms by carrier In Utah county, 50 cents the month; $2.75 for six months In advance; o $5.00 the year In advance; by mail, n the county, $4.50; outside Utah county, $5.00. ; R. W. GOODELJU Editor and Manager. J. A. OWENS, Advertising Manager. 4 , THE TRUTH QUICK - Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholdera or officials has any connection whatever, directly ; or indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. Let Justice Overcome Poverty ., An editor has a swell job; he is always -getting good ideas from his readers. -, - " Here's one that came in the mail today: m "Sometimes you talk about 'justice for the poor.' x Did you ever stop to think ? that if there were- justice there would be no poor?" it We never did but; it's a grand idea. We thank the reader.--.". . - . , . Some people think poverty is "natural." - They quote Holy Writ : "The poor ye have always with you." 1 ' - " Yes., but.that doesn't say: "The poor ye SHALL have always with you." No prophecy; just a statement of fact about ; a; condition in a poor country nearly 2000 years agoT A wealthy, manufacturry-not long ago, thanked God for poor "peoples, because they gave: the churches .something to doT ,,:-;. ,1- ' - , '--j. " "-w" "" The gentleman has our deepest sympathy, , which always goes to", the . ignorant and empty-headed : ; r - Some people, it is true, are poor by their own contriving. contriv-ing. . Most are poor thru no fault of their owd, except that, as members of this nation, they, don't make their power felt. Poverty is a social crime, committed by all of us against some of lis.; r ; ,.. f . ' - Lefs have justice; banish poverty level of f the wealth of our country so that all of us may have our share. : . ' V Observations . A-bear will run it you look him straight in the eye,, says a hunter. Wall Street lambs might try this method. - Scientist says men can resist more heat ithan women.; They ought to be able to. They V - . WEGJW IIElUa TODAY urx, CEHLY u4 maby fbam. v XXS FENWICK- live with their : spvaaayarcats.- - The slaters har : - heca rphanea slaa calldheo4. ' Tha srvaadpareata kaawa as "HO AL1E7 aad GRAlfiywhava loasj : alaea - laat thel wealth aad the . . ' haaaehald la sapparted hy Aaaa . ua Cdirt canlBC. For this reaaaa, Aaa SS, aad- PHILIP ECllOYD. jooas? lawyer, are still . 'poatpoalatr their atarvlasje thoaaa they hare beea caa-asad 8 years.. Cselly. i 32 Is ? la ,? lave irlth . BARAY McKCGU . aa . easiaeer, chat whea he prapasea she retased ta aaai the-weddls . date be-;'eea be-;'eea she eaaaat-leave Aaa with the flnaaelal rewpoaslbillty af, the haate. '' - - J - ' ' Mary-lfraaees, IS.-' aad still la. 3-aehoal. strihes tp an aeqaalataaee i ; wl th RARIi DB AR1UOI1NT. alaek eoatpasy aelor. r She aieets hlat ' aeeretly aa sererSI' aeeaslaas. . Caetly. arrives home the - pla;ht ; ; Barry asks her la- aiarry hlat aad eaaSdea the . aews ta A aa. v ; KOW CO ON VITH TUB STOUT ECILY. who had made 1 no; ef V; forts. at, wisdom., found Ann's aapiration. aisiurotng. : annoying indeed, , ratuer than . gratiry log Pooh," she said. - l" " li ."potrtTbevengaged forsr"tong time," Cissy. ' Ann went on earnest- iy-tf?it-for-a long time Things settled down so 'afterwards.., It Is morn more fun and exciting and all lo keep things uncertain Mt isn't that exadtly,! Cecily aid '; r "Mo. .like certaintioa much better than uncertainties." : .Ann Otousut for a moment be fore she conceded. "Womea usual-. usual-. -tyidn.. 1 sappose or they tbink " that tbey do. - Bttt men hate ,'em. vu-:f.' Before they are married. leanC?H " . i:it; tuey; bated them before iheyM bate them after. Just the Lame,' Cecily argued. "Marriage is a 'ceremony not a rebirth. I'd eurely."be afVald io marry, a man 1 wat afraid to be engaged to., , .'I. I didn't ! mean arraid' said . ? "io, ;ana I (" x khow what - you w aa . ii aa a v i did - mean. . Do yeu-UniaK . fnn;; nates the cer-tainty cer-tainty of being engaged to yoaT" K tltPhilsidifferenU - Still..- ho., is "getting sort of-dlfflcult. All .he'll x talk about. anyTmore. Is wtien we .v.xcaa be married.! -A - ;. . .A rj . Cecily, laughed again. "These ? men f who.- hate. -ceruinties."; she r Ann yawned. tio one could be : jeipected to helleve It, but Ann, yavfalas... i was: ... still . .beautiful. ' Well. we'd best be ; getting to i ibed. Onyes; I nearly forgot. ' Martiwi calledyoa - up- this evening during dinner. .W.ein what did she want? Ce-:i Ce-:i cily asked f viciously. Marta,t at the moment, was intolerable. ; , 'l don't: know, I'm sure,. Ann rebuked -with dignity. .."llary 'Frances answered the telephone." . Cecily . knew ' too well Mary v Frances proclivities, Informative. "Her. "Did she tell her who I zza out with?" with Us iiilldzad pro-; pro-; no::r3 w3 a . Ion? ei::rtlan, not 1 & ;QCt:l!C2. - , - - ' ."It tzzzzs to ns tLzt eia dli; . fcut -' - : . mm Herald A SCRIPPS-CANFIELD NEWSPAPER 7 Every Afternoon, except Saturday, and Sunday Morning " Herald Corporation, N. Gunnar Rasmusonrpresldejtit in the Herald T ; Building, 50 South First West Street, Provo, Uun. Entered as second-class ' matter at the ' postoffice in Provo, Utah, under the act of March .3, Gllman, Nlcoll & Ruthman National Advertising Representatives-rSan Francisco office, 525 'Market street, Roorh 523; Chicago office,: 410 North 'Michigan : ' avenue; New, York office, 19 .West Forty-fourth street; Boston office, IS - Tremont street; Detroit, Michigan, office, 601 New Center Bldg. , re in hot water more often." NDS KAY CLEAVER "Well, what In heaven's name Is the 'matter, with' you; Cissy, all of a sndden? I suppose the. child, didn't realize that it was. a secret.. I didn't." - Cecily miked before -v she an swered. VI don't care to have my affairs bandied . about all over town." : . f ''Nonsense! r , Tou . and T ,Marta have been .friends , since 'grammar school. If you don't trust-". ' - vi'm not talking about - my friends nor . trusting ' ibemV I'm talkingabout my affairs.' " r ' ! NN. 'wIth ; her hand; on the door knob, paused ' to be thankful that tomorrow would-be Saturday. . "I'm. not tired." Cecily deaTedT "That Is, i ot anything except gossip gos-sip '.. . - : ,r "Simply-because your JHtle sister sis-ter told yoiar best friend tiat you were out with Barry you go off 11 ke thia; rav i ng abou t gossl p. Are von ashamed of ' htm? I'd be ashamed ja of 'myself, : Cissy. , it 1 were yon. You may think,.; right now, that, Barry Is all yon need(. but he Isn't. K man never Is. You'll need your; 'girl friends' as much as you ever, have. More,' in some ways. , Nofthing . la sillier than to give up jour girl friends for a man. You -can't drop girls for months, either, and then when yon need them ' pick them up again.? '- ; , - :r V?bp rwants to drop them or pick them up again! 'I'm, dust trying to give you some gopd advice,; that's all." Cecily;- muttered, "wnicn you never floOowed. 4 " "What?" Ann asked. ' V-"Notjhtag. V-"Notjhtag. - "Are yon cross - with" Mart about' something? Dfd'Marta .'Nol t I. am not!V - V .' v"YonH '. wake " everybody up shouting like that," -:- - ' , "I wasn't ' shouting. ?Youire standing half In and half out. Of the 'room.' ' ' ' . V "Qh. well. Cissy, L'm sorry, that yon are feeling like, thla: You've been going too. much too - much excitement. ..Grand said this eve ning that he . hadn't teen you for three days." ' "If he'd : get out of bed . and come down: to breakfast he'd see me." i "Yes, I; know. And next week you'll be at home. Grand and Ro salie are old, of course. It doesn't seem right to , fusa and '- worry them.'; Still, If you. have made, a definite engagement with Barry for totmorrow afternoon and eve ning r, suppose I can manage.' An l engagement for tomorrow afterrJoon? None. '-'For tomorrow evening?; Noae.oNouaore eaj-a ments, ever, t Co that was; what Ifarta . "hart hapn iwnt ttn Kliskin1! throusi the room , and gatbll2 ThatMhs glra tadl latencad. no good, ' CecHy lhad tbea conSisz f roa thatacrisst cfy her entries Ttt lirc-:U t3 .7,"::r to Irrcr her, trrcfwrp tsUa to Lcr, Ce Hill Billy Here is another little matter I have discovered in "the silences: The type of dream a man has In the hills, especially if he has been In solitary communion, - entirely shut off from human sound, for a fortnight, Is an entirely . different sort of dream from that he acquires in town,- where every waking and most sleeping moments are disturb- ea oy . oucsiae aistracuons. -. v Now do, not' for a: moment . be lieve i :that the human: animal be comes hardened; and; non-reactive to outside (disturbances. Perhaps you can sleep In & boiler, ractory. but - your - sub-conscious cannot ' relax.. re-lax.. You can stuff your ears with cotton and the sound vibrations will come thru the very bones pf your head; thru the air in your nostrils; thru the membranes of your nose ana eyes, ana cruciry you wnue you sleep. Tou can put the con scious mind ;under ether and elim inate the i sensation of :. pain but the . old sub-conscious ; Is ' crucified and goes thru horrible experiences and you emerge cursing and fight ing from what is so dumbly termed an unconscious state. . Anyway, last night I put in the sleeping hours doing what I seldom dof that Is, having Aesop adventures adven-tures with7 animals; talking to cats and to; horses and. dogs. Just as in flying dreams, there was no sense LOV o STRAMAN cily had also - known. 'But now there was no evadingno escaping Marta. Honestly! She came for ward in ad utterly ravishing chit-1 ion rag tnat rtppiea arouna ner ankles and shouted. "Remember!" x ' ' r a a tf ARY-FRANCES, who had been in; the kitchen replenishing her.' bowl with cereal; returned to the? dining room.7- singing loudly, fTis love that makes us happy. TTls love that smooths the way " Shv took heW place at the table, reaxhed tor jibe , cream pitcher, and began aginf .still not softly. . iti. liA.a that mo I? aa n, narv. .:lnn protested," "Well, Mary- r4nces. 1 must say ! It's a good thing Grand and Rosalie aren't doirn to. listen to you singing at tha tahle . .. "And 1 must : say,". ; retorted Mary-Frances, '.'that Cissy- Isn't hurrying very fast." , "Hurrying?' Cecily questioned. Wby should I hurry? It. Isn't ate." . t VJust ' poking along," MaryT Frances reproached, with a. bitter touch. "Ju6t : munchldg. t:'i Not hurrying "at all.!' ' "Munching!" Cecily repudiated, l am net Where did you. ever pick' up such a word?", - ' a a. a La ' - - ..a. -Mincingv- Mary-jTances i. sao; stituted. rwot hurrying af all.". Ann and Cecily exchanged wor ried ; glances, ; Mary-Frances, of late, was so .often well, at least odd. - ' - '. ' "But, dear", Ann said, Vwhy should. Cissy dhurry? Did ; you wish her , to hurry for some- rea son r isfo.v -I .-don't caVel . , Mary- Frances dismissed any suggestion of personal Interest by lifting her shoulders and dropping them and humming a. little. ; r -, , .: If you'll come Into, the music room." :ueciii offered, ri n piay your aceompanimenL',. "You ,; would," remarked Mary Frances. - - i : ; Ann ' said, "Mary-Frances, want you to stop being so rude It 'seems-to me. you are just .trying to; be naughty .bis morning.- Kausbtyl. That was nice, wasn it ? v That was going ; Just a little too , far: Naughty 'to a person who bad memorized; from Rosa lie's padded satin-bound .book, Delicate Love Poems of the Nine teenth . Century, only the night before: ,'WeU,,you can. you must set down to me. Love that la Life Life that la Love. A tenure. of breath at your.. Ups decree, a pas sion to stand as your thoughtaap prove. - a rapture ' to fall 'where your foot may be. " Yes, she knew it by heart. " 'Well, you can, yot must" ' V -"- !And," Ann continued; VI. won't have you moving your lips and nattering, to yourself like that, liiry-Franees. Why don't you answer an-swer joe?" - t -t ' DIDNT hear you," did I? I " - r:i tt'.z.l-z- r r-r5thih?. ,.;.-tC- t. e, c. u, r,A,, r-.:a!" of the .unnatural in , such sleeping experiences. I remember oneJarge white eat that tried to climb up an ice-bound tree trunk and - kepvsllp-ping kepvsllp-ping back.. So In any helpful way, I took out .the knife stone and helped the cat sharpen Up its claws and it told me how It had been living liv-ing in town and .walking on con crete so long that it had dulled its claws, and that it had been dump ed beside the highway by its mistress, mist-ress, and left to shift for itself, and it was very peevish over the entire matter. ' " - 5 Then , there was a snowy oWl that came and looked in the window at me and informed me that Jt was a beautiful, ice-crusted world' outside out-side and that it was plenty of fun to scare rabbits from their nests and wake up grouse on their limbs with 'a hoarse HOC hoo and' then! drop on them as . they betrayed their hiding place In their fear. 4. As Iy remember it, the converse tion " of cat and owl and the rest was as intelligent and as friendly and as normal as that of my - fel lows, and my, sub-conscious detect- ed no note of alienahip in my man relation to : these other Intelligent beings ; -which, I suspect, would be discovered true were man' half as wise and as immortal as he thinks he Is. ' : . .' Natureland The malgre is a larxe' European drumfish which, altho atill common, com-mon, was well known .when the ancients were ruling, Rome. " It is one of the few . large fish (often attaining a length of ' six feet) f that despite its - size has tender, tasty flesh.:; In. the Mediterranean, Medi-terranean, where ' it is most- common, com-mon, it is one of the most important import-ant food-fish. In ancient days, it is often mentioned men-tioned in history. T&rrell claims that because- of its size, it was always sold in pieces. Humble Roman fishermen always presented present-ed the head, considered the finest part, to the three magistrates - who acted as conservators of the city. The head- now is . discarded as rubbish, other parts of the fish being be-ing utilized for food. - JJTVESTOCK REMEDIES SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Jan. 28 (HE) Remedies to revive the livestock live-stock industry, hit by the depression depres-sion like other industries were presented pre-sented today by.jnore than 200 cattlemen cat-tlemen attending the convention of the American National Livestock -association. .- Dcan and Co, renureT HOiaing sometning to do with real estate," Ann. said. IH ask Phil. He'll : know ; e' actly." . ; ' - . r So would the. dictionary" sug gested Cecily. "Butrrthlrilprit means - v 7- Holding?! ' Interrirpted V'MarjN Frances. "Could- !tintensely. hopefully "ppssiblymeaj? iihold , ng your breath?" : Cecily tossed back her. bead and 'laughed; '-ys' r'i-vf.,::i - Mary-Frances turned i InJfnry, 'Laugh ! v That's all; about, that- you ,do any moreV JnstJajoTrr and; laugh. ; ru bet: he's. not -laughing put there waiting'' for ybuV byline uvui . - MJJ , : KhJ ,HVUI . mf 4 u v heartless: l'd", think you'd-$sk -blm in, or send him. off, or ahy way r hurry . a -little jttiog 'thre,Mn . front of the house in his car.; It poks funny." .t z, vsm- Before Ann had finished saying, Who is sitting, where?" jCedly had slid ' across the dlnlng-rodm floor, remarking. "Hurrah for the . one!". V - The 8unwas shining,' and' the air was sweet;' andnas she, ran down the frdnt" steps from -the orch, Barry got out of the"ai thought' hazily; "I've ' never :1 been ; so . happy. ; ; This f eel ing is ' what people mean when they rem em-, ber the - happiest minute or, , iiuiy r lives." . r t . , 'Barry!', she said. MBarry!" and ' gave him .both, her, 'bands; and he" took tbem andheld tbem. "Do I look .pretty?,,-heaskea anxiously, r ' ;r ,vV ' ' She ' stood ' back ' and - surveyed hlm. He was wearing a dark suit that she had ; not seen thlni wear before: his necktie, was JofcCtlUB side of gaudinessJals hair , whs slicked ; too much she loteL Its fro.wslness -his face, especially the, short. blunt nose.. . looked scoured I Ike a ; little boy'a "tac that has been washed and tfolliihcri too vigorously. (-. The darling!" He might make a Joke of It. Jitit he had.' he" actually had-dressed - ",You look grand!" -she said;- -MI tried sdhard.;.bexplai!o; ' , "But.l.had'ld hurry Ivtliouiht. you might look but of tfiMwIpdow any time after slxre", been. here; since tbn. v rri , "Dear--dearest! Aly'-sll!- lit tle sister sawyoiu. but she; told, me; Just this mlnuto Wby jflfiji'tVH come to me noor ? ,, .. ; S All aiU. -si Jv0li Ul, ... : t . M, 5 Why Vhy didn't' you.' hooh ;yonr '( ny. guy. that sits in his car ' 'honks hS'horhatmtr.glrl.n a punch "in the nose,,,. May 1," J 'i- ' ' tJ.A horn?' "Any and gets a punch in the. nose.,,- May 1, take' yqu to your. once; Won't there be' time for a llttla ride first? " In her vToom. as she palled en her hat and searched for'herjbest gloves,, she found, herself hum ming (that foolish song of s Maryv Prances. fTIa love that 'makes us harry .-vr " To'E Contlnned). OUTOURWAY ;;r ii: : , l;.HOP,WOU ;A J ' - BROOM STOAVMS V i y all x got , i v Y IPRQVO - ' Vt liowdyj'-'fQlkst - BepresentaUve EbmL BrUten v.fiays-: congressmen don't , get enough exercise. Nonsense! They run for office, dont they? And carry water on both slkoulders? And , throw the buU?2" - r . . ' Doctors told U'l Gee , Gee that her system required more iron, and now the zany has to be forcibly restrained re-strained from chewing up old rain spouts and lunching on boiled thumb-tacks. t WHO'S WHO AT THE , k 'CITY 1IAXL this' Is-Waldo W. Dandruff, who - oocnpies one ox the ' most im portant p -o s I- tioits . . in the atroets and sew- er department. ' When any .crUt ; i ten i notifies the rTnunJclpal gov -,-crnnient lot ,a 7 2 new and un molested, stretch of ' pavement, it Is Mtmyan&nur autr to: aasn out -m heaC Of W picked gang of .laborer an4ininiediateiy start tearing: up '.Warrh water has been found at ti ; hhf f ont . of n. local lake. We Tft&'iitett,?wbnderlntt where oui apartment Chouse ' Janitor, had ' hid denfit::;;, Twentv ner cent of all. accidents. according to a scientist; are caused bv improper lighting Moral: Always u&e careim now you get lit. ' . ; - i HOIXYWOOD CHATTER -J mr PRUNEIXA PARSNIPS) Crkurinv . tA -drastto . reductions In . salaries.: many Vi the leading movie -v-oueens have been mnelled ; to ,v"r keep the same husbands for two winters.. W 1 t h . better ' times In . sight, several : jot turn " stars are planning 4o turn lnv thelr old spouses this spring and get one of the ..snappy new .1932 model hus bands. i. :..- , Spelling is a mystery to" us. We can't understand .wby, if pneu monia is spelled, pneumonia, news- paperjs, not spelled pneuspaper. -i When Li'l .Gee Gee was a young baby she was- petted quite a bit. She is now nineteen, and the situa tion is pretty' much the ame. v- T'v ?.Januarie 28) " , ( i Carlie Up; (and to v taking': . my inornlngv-callsthenicks withC little Homer- 'Creiv, jrH' i-we exercising with, . great vim and vigour ' for almost two minutes,, when I do get out of :v breath; if ;. and while I do -reste,.-J lttle Homer, doth ask: "Doddle, did you fUfSv-'' -"-T&f W V .V..-;ii ? ' 1 ever be a stronge u . nuui in a circus i f"i ' "My boy. did you i ; j i'l never ' hear .of Brew the Great, the 'World's Host Perfectly . , Developed , J Ian ? ,v That ,iytrli :,y father!. Iii ray" youth, I was . wo rl d-famous ks - the only man who ever carried an elephant over the . Rocky 1 Llountains, and I was , thrice decorated by the 'King 'of Abyssinia' for my feate of 'diving In the Arctic Ocean and catching a . ' IB K. HAIRS 0PFERfe.MCe fATIONS sperm whale with my bare hands!" And (ittle Homer do seem mighty Impressed, and gaze at me admiringly, admir-ingly, but Lord! the young jackanapes jacka-napes doth suddenly edge towards the door, yell "AW, BOLONEY!" and dash out of the room ... A pox on such a zany. $ . .Stop the presses, boy. I'm going home. - ! " ART SHANNON. BAND CONCERT ENJOYED PAYSON. A large audience en- oyed'a fine musical program Sat urday night at the junior high junior high school band- of '21 pieces and a group of soloists. .The entertainment-, .was ...spppsored, by the local P.-T. A. ;ialiiiiSii " MllWinterj!ffichdise Must: Go Regardless of Cost: ' '" ' ' ! , - ' , ' 1 -- . LI D. S.lGaritiehts i Men's Unions. Saturday "Heny Hea:: ... ''yec Heavy Knit, 7 ficse Extra Specials Double- Back., . . i.25 value . . . . U? T. s p r , . . . J; &,P. Coates. J5e tMen!s i ' ,TT . BiasTape,6or. rfTCv DreSS Shirts n i OyS Unions ' Sewing Thread, black, " Latest Style QQC 0,39 hite.and . . and Colors . : . , . Mixed, size to 34 sPls 1 ' 1 Baby Silk : IOC ,,. .Ladies' i C D 17 C I 9ms :yi - House Presses j . r.Ktt ! .CX 39c 49c 69c TffinduC(;you tocan in S.c.:;10c - Mpii's Ovfords and see the biff Sarins Boys'.' ' , A men s uxioras you make on thi8 Rubbers ; 15?C Fine Kajaroo, Black or Gigantic Sale, we are go- Downie's Sanitary Pads Brown, $6.00 ga QQ ingto give each person 12 in , if Ci values ..... ' who purchases $2.00 or package ....... C .fjjr" T1-" " more a Gift Bex v absr IIBBMBB1--pm- - - Galoshes ' . lutely Free value 25c T3i 1 x -Ladies',' 60C to $400 " Friday and JBIankets ; . . v one buckle; . Saturday. Don't fail to Double, sill Oft -t . a.. advantage of this part Wool. . . r w " . 'Ladies wonderful offer. . Double - .OQc :' Night Gowiis ; Cotton . : . . . . . V 4yen v; - Ladies' Bloomers Bovs' Sox : 49c. ;.V-and Step-ins Heavy,w4i - 2cc .,-Flannel Fine Bayon : . 5C ,Boot Sox ' ' ' - ' Work Shoes ;, grade and Colors J. U , , ' - Men's" Heavy. Panco Sole S T --jj - urt L. D. S. Garments 2.50 v riTTICV Aia,ieS 10Se Ladies' New Style vaiues:;v9; h-;: 49c ;39c9e 6gc VaoSS ? 1 T Children's Hose ; BoysV Shirts ; Black, Latest Styled White Ribbed, good J Good Grade for School to 5.;..;.y.tkt'Vv 25c values ..... "T- J 6 tol0 1. . . . y, - - - 338 WEST CENTER: ST. -. ': : ; . "PROVO, UTAH ' BY WILLIAMS N SCIENCE Would you care for some tobacco tobac-co aalad? It's a reality now, and a very succulent reality, at that. It is a German by-product of a new nicotine-less tobacco leaf, grown on fields of a research institute in-stitute near Pfalz. Germany. Dr. Paul Konig, director of the institution, insti-tution, "has been experimenting with the leaf. According to his experiments, a "smoke" made from the new tobacco to-bacco leaf is as pure and clean as a glass of drinjdng water, and yet it has the real tobacco taste. Besides, fresh leaves make a' delicious salad; and, if that isn't enough, the plant may be crushed to extract a flavoring oil to use on that same salad. The experiments were conducted by . the German Ministry of "National "Na-tional .Economics,. They probably will be tried in the country, too.' PORK ROAST Here is our biggest Pork Roast bargain so lar this season. Roasts, cut any size, from tender lean Pork Shoulders will sell for 8c per pound Saturday. We have enormous quantities, but come early so as not to be disappointed. BUTTER CRACKERS Crackers on every table and to make this, saying true Saturday our store will sell Butter Crackers fcr only 10c per package; Salted Wafers 2 lb. box for only ,23c. These are two outstanding out-standing Crackers at a give away price. ORANGES So many of our satisfied sat-isfied , customers have, asked us to run oranges again. We have secured another shipment rf those large, sweet, juicy Oranges. These will sell at 2c each cr 23c per doz. all day Saturday. These are the season's best. Don't fail to include 2, 3 or more dozen of O. P. S. Rolls at 4c per doz on your Saturday list. 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