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Show THE PROVO HERAlD, WEDNESDAY, jtTLY 13, 1921. Save Mono- y- Duy for Cash El KHEB'. 11 liJOSOS A VtOIlAN'S BACK n The Advice ef This Provo Woman Is of Certain Value. - woman's "back has -- many Maiiy ches and pains. Orttime 'tis the klduey'gault. Pills are ' a a receptly compiled ..report -- 4f issued by the medal awards for the American Jersey Cattle club, Jersey. cows ih the United State qualified for medals under the tea rlfs of the cluS! PRICES LOWEST SYSTEM . CARRY AND jrecoras made .In the year, six were CA1H -with an .,' Imarto by Pacini mast T4t MOST COMPLETE UN of SS7.21 pounds of average production .. fat. WEEK ENDING JULY 16, 1921, . -- superior cows Ten. ". 75 r f'"""''""8!- -by -r-u"easoni .10 lbs. .ii-'imart? tfi8 C if b. rail Armour's Pure Lard ??T I medal each and of these, eeten were . . . vr:r, Pacific oast JerseysrNiheteen states 8 lbs. Utah New Potatoes.-,.. . r.35 .".v.". arerpresCTtedlnheTrwardsTnader 3 2 lbs. Fresh Tomatoes ; . . : .'.." . . . Oregon ranks gold, r. . 75 2 lbs. Butter Cup Creamery Butter s silver and 1 bronze; Ohio, second with 2 lbs. Banquet Butter 8 gold and ..1 bronze; Maine, third 4 with 7 gold and 2 bronze; Massachu9 2 lbs. American Cheese setts, fourth with 5 gold and 1 silver, 3 Tall Cans Carnation Milk , and Washington, fifth with 5 "gold 2 cans Eagle Brand Milk ." v, medals. Milk Malted .40C 1 can Borden's Heading the list of breeders of . .. Is J. M. Dickson at 1 Quart juwc oy medalof winners Shedd, 3regtx, with seven to S1.00 Son Pint Fruit Jars , . . their credit, followed by G. G. Hewitt, Quart Fruit Jars . another 0regonbreeder, witn four, Half-GallFruit Jars and Hood. Tana of Massachusetts in third place. In the list of sires rep2 dozen Fruit Jar Rubbers ..J. . . . resented by medal winning daughters, Quart can Milwaukee's Best Malt Asbburn ' Baronet. ranks 48-l- b sack Straight Grade Flour . $1.G5 Valentine's first credited - with five.f ollowed in "100 lbs. Bran and ShortstTT777 $1.50 order by four other Oregon bulls. . . . . . . Utah' i represented in the list of 1 Pint Pure Olive Oil. winning cows by Miss China 1 Quart Pure Ulive Oil , . $1.35 medal Princess 285193, owned and tested by Green lb. or Bulk Olives, Ripe, per W A. Xuttall of Provo-- r Her record is . 24 Bars White Laundry Soap 721.15. pounds of fat in one year SamuE so fiy. We will make you or anyone else a present of the above amount if you will furnish us with the name and address of 1 . Sugar... vi 5-l- i ... any firm in the retail lumhfrusinessin thisJrritoryKhQ are offering. their customers better service, better delivery' service, more courteous .treatment and better prices than r you can rceive from us. t . r... . . rWr... ...45c ,85 ... ... ......45 "That's my home" comes back from work ...S1.25 -- ;98c MORE FOR THE MONEY." NO CHARGE. NO DELIVERY" ile is one of CEMETERY NOTICE: 450 West Center StrProvo Ei2t -- afreat kwiS s. re- "I know all of my troubles ca: for I was ia t: s best of health up untiFlhe lime wlta a my stomach got out of order. Th-I lost my appettteVnad severe heaa-ache- s and got so nervous I couldn't sleep well at night -- My blood eeemed to get' Impure, too, end Dons croKe out all over my body. I lost weight and strength and went down hill dally. '1 will alwaya owe a debt ol graa-- , tude to the man who Induced rue to try Tanlac, for it has suited my case exactly. I eat better, - sleep - better and feel better than J. have In years and my blood seems pure again, for I am not troubled ay more with boils. I wouldn't take the best ranch In Utah for the way I feel now, and Tanlac is certainly entitled to the credit. from" mv stomach, simply ask for a" kidney remedy-ge- t Doan's Kidney Pills. the ; same that Mrs. Cloward had. Foster Mllburn Co.. Mfrs , Buffalo, V v. . MILK IS MADE. Onlrrure rows' milk from the bet wated t en Just call 20 or 40 either phone and a man who knows construction work will call oji you, furnish you free a set'Of blue 'prjntsand ' specifications, and give you a . com-:-le- te j HOW CANNED - of the countryls used to produce evaporated milk. This rich milk Is received daily from the farmers, tested .for butter . content. and then evaporated In great copper vacuum kettles, that shine brightly from their dally polishing and cleans ing, In this evaporation process, only part of -- the water Is removed, nothing else. This fact accounts for the added richness of canned milk and its fuller flavor. After the milk Is evap He is the "There's" a man in Provo who can tell you. lumberman down by the D. & R. G." All ownersxf cemetery lots must pay cartaking dues on or before August 1, or no further care will of their lots, Arrears must be paid to are large indeed with a plcturesqueJ date if caretaker s LARGE HATS ARE IN STYLE. service, again is New York July 1L "By Newspaper iregularity of line which: is very kind desired by delinquents. ' are hats face to the giving Enterprise) .That .: THOMAS .'THOMPSON'.' themselves- mere end more 4 lace-i- s a4 - :eatherswBtea gved- longaga midsummer millinery. The tendency. their right to a place in fashionable it "seems'--l ttr make the hatas trans- attlre are more than holding their own NOTICE TO CATTLE OWNERS. and' then in hats. 'Ostrich tips, in brilliant hues; parent aad light cows in corral until herd boy Hold manner all ! some at bedeck of frivol of the with the it larg-edge generously en as many comes, and as soon as he delivers test Jaats. of colorful fruit and nowers. them In the .evening, see that they or lace veiling colors as the rainbow, The fancy for the bit " are put back Into corral. Do not let for the ekes has taken, a firm hold of cows stop to graze going to or from -- the Bummer-mod-a and numerous of -- FREIGHT SHQW5DECBEASE pasture, and keep them. oTf lawns. fact to reckon with the buying of your Washington,: July 1 .RaIlroads of This will save pound bills.two inches of models new the sport the country loaded with revenue i.... i.JESSE MAX WARING, veil falling from the brim and soften- freight 775,061 cars during the week .: Jy-2- 9 Chief of Police. ing the line. The effect is not too ending June 23, orf 6580 less, than for worn afternoon with to ' the "Js." to a the week previous, according riahey ' NOTICE TO WATER USERS outfit in which shopping or calling la statement today by RailOF THE WATERWORKS SYSTEM " done. way association., tax will become delinIt is quite natural that late season ' The reduction included decreases in All water hats should be large and this year they all commodities except ore, which quent on July 31, and if not paid by that date it will become my unpleaa Tne num- - ant TBnxwedarsHghtJ1tacTease. duty to haveall water users ber of cars loaded with grain was have to pay a and or 2173 less than the preceding fine to have theyou'll water- - turned back mlscel whileTneTchandise" and week, ' on. laneous freight loading were 468,107, We are doing our utmost 7 THOMAS C. THOMPSON, or 1416 cars under the previous week. to give' you service when . . , City Commissioner. v We don't (First publication July 6, last pub- you 'want it. . t ter dairy herds "Yes, But What Will This Home Cost?" -- .50 (H: ;f,10ST :, - . 70t that is the. word he speaks as he at night. Who is he? OWKS A the vertebrae of this nation. He is the man-whHOME. It mayEbeLbut ji rsmall Hcottagentmay be hidden almost, behind shrubs, vines flowers- (all the better if it Is) , it may be ever so humble but it is HIS ALL HIS. 4 ...... . FOUilDWIIATtir: Many Proyo wonie n know tliiiTR u but one' has to bay about it: Mrs. Janie Cloward. 778 N. rnive Gus .Schuster of Bountiful Had N: ity Ave., Provo, saya:.,Vntil last ft W1J Day In ROfWH fall ble. Jiad suffered jQuite a bit with ..Vaars.- . - - ... kidney-trou"My kidneys were very annoying and caused deal of discomfort in msny.ways My When a man goes eight years Lk j back was conbtantly lame and. ached I did without a weU day, act I had then finds ' that makes a dreadfully across read and 4eard o much about Doan's new man outsomething J&rnim l tninK u is uu-Kidney Pills that I used some. They for him to r tne oeDei:c spetroat-luhelped me from the first and I con- of others," said Gus Schuster, ranen- tinued taking them until cuced. My man, of Bountiful, Utah: kidneys were strengthened" and stored to a normal condition. on TvT. effective;5'-"""- ' . ft -- uiiciitimiB-- 4ne:lght-point--for-keptn- gr it Is run over cooling pipes; the cans are hermetically sealed and' sterilized so that whenever opened, the milk will ie sweet rich and purer : WHEAT CROP REF03T U'ather, ..and 4 Chteaga uly erop news are the leading factors in ASSESSMENT NOTICE grain market at present, and will Syndicate Mining and Milling Com the be for some time. The winter wheat of Place Business, pany. Principal crop ia all cut and threshing is proProvo, Utah. returns. gressing with disappointing a Is at Notice that hereby given . not believed the 674,000,000 meeting of the board of directors of It, is the Syndicate Mining and. Milling bushels suggested by the government THE PERSON WHO DOES NOT CONSULT US BEFORE of Jnlyr Jepnrt given out. FridavwlH be jnain-192- company, Ueld the final returns. The 23o,an assessment (No.- - 7)- - of 1.60 000.000 of spring wheat are bushels BUYING, NOW DAYS, IS CERTAINLY per thousand shares was levied upon the outstandingjcapltal stock of the likely to suffer further deterioration and timely .rains LOSING REAL MONEY; corporation, payable" immediately to J. Edwin .. Stein, aecretary, Provo, prevail. Many traders are friendly to Utah. Any stock on which this assess- the. buying side on breaks, and need i" ment may remain unpaid on Friday, help from the outside. Discussing the world crop outlook, Aug. 12, 1921, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction; the Market Reporter, issued by the of markets, says: -f-an dunleBspayment is made before, government-burea-u, "The world's production ana com will be sold at tne office of the com requirements oi --waeaK vi pany, No. 10 Holbrook block. North . sumpuve the crops ars 'BUILDING HEADQUARTERS" Univer8itrvenuerProvo7TJtah7"arB ance so nlcely-wa- en generally good that a short crop ia to p. m., Saturday, Sept. 2, 1921, pay the delinauent assessment ' together one ot the large producing countries with cost of advertising and expense is regarded with apprehension by the M Importers of Europe. Two short crops 61 sale. " J. EDWIN STEIN, among helargfr producers, would b jeopardizerour business would be given a chance to T; LOAFERS SENT TO FARMS. support '' of grave concern, for this comfort by depending on stealing corn from a farmer's crib, M. tlie farms Secretary. a matter accept an offer on one-of .''-- Utah. mean radically! higher prices. would -; L, Sams was today, sentenced to ten or of the the weather for our ice thes"um Provo, greater part Pocatello,' Ida., July ll.The city spend years into the penitentiary r.t Port First publication July 11,' 1921 last and perhaps actual scarcity, unless the we always have it. , ; office is virtually flooded pier as a member of tire city chain employment : Increased stocks elsewhere. The posMadiMit:itL 81 Aug. 11, 1291). publication with calls; from, f arwiers UAte sibility of Russia again becoming an v Judge Vermillion Centervllle, who and we are doing our best exporter is not now considered. . NOTICE TO WATER USERS. is holding court here, tried the case. neut" valley 4sklng for fafmahdhayl "Because of this nice balance of STJiEDA SARA WEDDED. Water users of Prov-i, city water to reciprocate; v hands, and the ' Pocatello police force to turn off water production and consumption and par"... ordered are FOR BRIDE. hereby fN ALL CCXJRTS is kept busy rounding up loafers and PRACTICE New York- July 11 Theda Bara, when the fire hell rings and not to ticularly since European governments PROVO ICE & COLD A fancy of several modish French : ... ,. -, i siren them of the films is - a bride Her resume the use ot water until tney haveceased control over( wheat, the sending to hate this seasonJiasiJieen STORAGE CO. brides, EIREKA-DEL- TV UT4M VStfM CfiieFbTPoIlce M. Tiere learned today that "she have reasdn to believe thefTre depart harvest "season is "being watched as It Benedlxsdn said friends of their veils and wedding gowns ) . s married JasrSatur - jmenf has left "tne scene of the fire, Phone 508. has not been since the signing of tba yeserday morning that hereafter any hadrbeen-secret- ly matching material. Silver brocade man caught wandering around , the day at Greenwich, Conn.,' to C. J. Bra- - CITY COMMISSION OF PROVO. armisuce. has won a place for itself In wedding ' stf eetS71thout" any visibieTneaTisof btnTdtrectoT"t)f lierTitcturesT" Jy. 15. fabrics. "Asrlongfnthe United States had prospects for a crop -- well above bushels-- compared with bushels last year, the importers of Europe are not greatly concerned over India's wheat crop, but, with the winter wheat prospect "' -"' : 1 the United States cut down more tfcaa' y P V; J: VCHWL TOO TOM, YOU KNOW I HAVEN'T j 50.000,000 bushela and the sprit VHAT W HoMoJ UStFOR.SAltBOATs! MUCH L U Wm 1 . LATE, THE. wheat conditions, reduced by heat, V TO DO? THE; BREEZE HAS ;TwT. PH PYlr r: 1'DfiATHER HOt Ldrought and rust, the importers will apprehensively watch the harvest in every county until the furthest north JH J . ;' I ftOHT- - WANT TO COrit AUrVPVM HAVE A fOOO 0lHfl. crop is Canada' is finally ptaioed1 . The movement of new wheat is 6a, and farmers are expected to sell freely. If they do not, prices are likely to harden, and an ancertala, fluctuating market Is to be looked for. Charters have been made for 2,000,0 bushels to be shipped from Chicago the last weeg ot July and the first part ot August to take care of wheat seaboard exporters have bought for July delivery. To furnish this wheat ' - They-mayo- net price on all TouildTng" if need be will furnish you quotations on the plumbing, heating, painting, and metal workrNo extra charges, and no fuss, and we will show- - you Jhe materials- before you say . " ';. , : ;;. yes.. x.. ' 1, tnJ J? - unlesa-fiOQl-weath- er- j: ER CO 38,-82- ICE . TlSunda ur "aeedourziapport ' .v.l.lER;:::: .. - . , r -- : zn ::- : -: JLJ - "T ArSs. I- lWf, lTI -- 'Sl'Lu 3 - - - Vn. ?P By Allman 'Cif m33&W irW r''aiKSMI- atwdJlHk Ie . . JLZLt h "' " 707,-000,0- 1"?? - j M have to there-w-ill larger run the balance ot this month. Several large cash house are bear ish on July and expect It to go to a discount ttntilSeptember. The two months were even part of the week, with July At a discount at one time. . l'" s-j- 'L a? FOR SALE Ford oadster." 12 S. Second East. ' RATE Via LOST Brown fur necklet, Sunday EXCURSION Orem Line, Sundays and holidays, Reward if night, on Third North Lake City "and return. returned to 'Myrtle-Watk- lns, 641 E. FOUND Two ,coats In automobile Provo to Salt W-t- f -war tax. -- - tf Third North. Parked in front nf rnlnmWn tlm. $2.30, Including ter; evidently placed in wrong .car. HAVE YOURjCEMENT-WORIC4)OTROUBLE SOLVED At An tf THE BEST at a reasonable price. SPRING lander's " Manufacturing " company's cement Ted Johnson, Estimates free. Wanted Position by-- " competent . tf 216 S. Seventh. W. " ; complete spring plant bookkeeper: 9 vmn ThortotiPo with contractor, reliable firm; good references. Apply' HEMSTITCHING , and PICOT edge FOR SALE 320 acres good beet land ot neraiq. ; mnrfr This finish lg the V6TT latest between SprlngvftleTand Spanlsl EXPERIENCED SALESMAN To call spring and summer wearing- Fork. 176.00 per Room ra Always popular oa aouuo- 9, Farmers & Merchants Bank , j.,on stores, garages, tactorles and dry apparel. Bldg, on all wnrk reaners. Address P. O. Box 1173, Mil- - .!. kind of material done y an experi Provo; Utah, or at the Bank ot Pleaswis. enced operator at reasonaoie pncea ant Orove. Pleasant Oroya, Utah, ti V7ASHINGS WANTETJrat H at the SINGER 8EWJNU HAWnint JFltOl COFOR TS ALBDodge food - it N. Untverslty awenna.-- J. condition. Phone 335-- .. tf S. M-- . rwm.132 FOR JIENT-Jrhls-hed 4TIWELDINO- - Oa-O- xy. " Phone Jy-1- 5 fcoetyleie welding and ruffing We First West SAWMILL Bring your logs and we weld anything made o metal Work J will saw tnesvap while yon are TRADE Team, : OR SALE FOR First ctoaa aerrloe. M N. A. I". AhUnder Manufac- Pro- - waiting. Wasatch uxth-JVMVPro harness. and wagon ' Pbx WWi- -tf ' Co. tf tnrlng tf 480. duce. Phone Apply " at SPECIAL tf NE " tor-ladle- s' acre-Inqui- Tha-flnn- , iMitsrr 813-W- 7 -- :??twd. -- C.A5? PA1P -- Pig" and ttuoens utundry. : - boat, Hotel 'tt low prieea on ! EXPERT WcyClM thU month at Horrs Bicycle qaist TurmtJCS-See'tl- kodsk flnisZOajr.- - Eod- vng Col, two stores. ' ii . DR: STOLEN One Bay FREE to Herald san- horse. t m 1... wain FOR SALE Edison records, nearly OLD PAPERS v. . , ' ia lureueiu, scrlbert until present npply Is ex Phone 'condition. ight new; theapp, good . out i,ooom Md chunky-wehausted. Call at Herald office.' jy-- " pounds; was seen on ia.w. Notify- - surtup Clean cotton fags; high Co., Provtv a phone lg. rwptjv PICKERS WANTED 14 N.tt WANTED Jy-1- 5 casb eat price, at tai otSc, . . .: once. Fifth Eart. at ..- - LOST Purse, on Orem, July 8, con-i- : talnlng two baggage checks. Finder I please return to 212 W. Third " North.l-Rewar- d. " 'J-13- 1 FOR SALE Fresh cow, heavy milker; can b5 seen at farm ofHenry Tay lor. road, nr tnnnlrn Baker Baker, attorneys, Provo. 3 WASHINGS good work, DONE-Reasona- at 45 ble W. Third N. price, J-l- o WANTED 3, 4 or 5 furnished or nn- - FOR SALE Four-roo. house, near furnished rooms.. Call 39 W Third - school; -- might consider leasing for FOR RENT Let me rent yonr prop South, between 8 a, m. and 5 p. m. year. Scott, Box A, Herald. erty tor yon. Lots of good tenanta. W: H. Ray. FOR 8 ALE Nice borne, good location, WANTED 3 or 4 room modern, un- house contains 5 rooms downstaira, famished on serphone 171-FOR SALE house, partly 2 buffet kitchens, basement; 4 rooms and bath : down and bath upstairs- - and a nioe furnished; big lot FOB AliIP-- mall farm near Provo stairs: 7 rooms and bath npetaira; 5x9; aniUble terms. Box 4, Herald with tour-roohouse and : . good, location, .lot 4i? rods; ..terms offleev-Addreer-P- -. oinoe. cnuas, See iieraiu reasonable.. . TRaSeS I wll tade yon anything yon Box re. MONET WANTED 4 will pay yon 8 want for anything yon dont want FOR RENT f Kmm la . per cent interest for all your money. What have yon got. W. H. Ray. home; nloe, eeolr nlsaeasVt . fooiwoj Good real estate mortgage! . W. H. van; B tor coewmg. tb s. FORv-8AU-P tand. Unlveealty-Av- e; ftnalHtrct-Jia- yr Rayv :' ' .:'.': Close in. "W.'IL Ray. TOR RENT MARRY LONELY; tor revolt, try apartment honee on second east, between Fourth and me; beet and most gaeoeeatal FOR SALE Three 6x8 standing "Home Maker"; tasdreda rkh wish screen, beaver board panels. Dr. Frth North. Inquire 184 1. Fifth Norm . . tf or phone 620-, . marriage aooa; strlatly conOdeotial; Lathrop, 44 West Center. saoat reliable; years' expertenoe; de- acrtnuons tree. "Tm Bueoaaetul NOTrCB After July 10, the price of FOR SALB-Chi- ld's bed and feather Clabi" Mri. Nain;"la S5; OaTtlaod, mCk"wrirbe eif hf "qwwumM: - 3-Edgewood Dairy. V FOR. RENT ""bouse; 80 N. Second 1 .- ' modern brick N. Second East Caa at East FOR RENT 383 W." 3 m 6S8 emit ai T2 w . Kovern furnlahed room First South. Phone FOR RENT or Pb"Tm 701-J- . . tt Two nnrarnlahed rootas. w. rtrst Bouth. T2 tf - '.- ir " " . . " FOR SALE Dandy -- .heater..Uartxiaeaviag.;3 , North. Phone WANTED-iHot- mod. seven-roo- range anl E.. 854-W- ts and - good s;:al yard; small payment down terms tor balance. 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