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Show TIIE PROVO HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1921. CANNED PRICES GO UP. Jntrrntitional CHICAGO. ! Stwi Service. Nov. Mrs. avoidable because of shortage of canned goods, particularly - corn and fruit, they say. ' . FEOYOKOWS GAIM ' Provo'a school census is 3315. This is a gain of 21 4 over the census Stock up' your pantry with canned International News Service. 1 of last year. . goods there's going to be a 20 per .LONDON, .Nov. 11. Five hundred Salt Lake and Logan enowel, losses cent boost in prices this winter. native gendarmes and officers were this year. 7 -- This is the warning sounded today massacred by ' Kurds, following octor Provo includes all chilThe total all canners over the Unifed State cupation of the town of Sujbulak, ac- dren between the ages of 6 and 17, inby attending the Western canners con- cording to- a dispatch ' from Allaha- clusive. vention here. The increase, is un- - bad, British India yesterday. There are only nine children between the ages of 10 and 17 who cannot read and write. Only 56 between the ages of 14 and 17 did not attend school last year. The figures above were mad public this morning by Supt H. A. Dizon. 11. House-yit'- e : L KURDS KILL FIVE HUNDRED PIONEER PASSES AWAY. Foundation KUrrA Hair Riiiinir 7.1 veart of ace. died Thursday morning at his home jn Orem. Mr. Riding was born in St Louis, Mo. He came to Utah with his parents in 1852. They settled in southern Utah, and lived for some time in St. He is surGeorge anil Panguitch.vived by his widow, six sons, three daughters and two sisters. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at ward chapel tinder the direction of Bishop Orson Prestwich. The body may be viewed before the funeral at the Berg mortuary. KILLED BY AUTO Marion Alonzo Cox," 61 years of age, died Thursday morning at the Provo hospital as the result of injuries suffered in an accident at Spanish Fork "ednesday afternoon, While working for the county on the concrete road he was ovejJuL1 ' totnobile. Mr. Cot . was born in Manti, and came to Provo eleven years ago from Ferron, Emery county. He is survived by his widow, one son, Alonzo, of this city; five daughters," Mrs. Leona Erkkson - and;; Mrs. Grace Stokes, both of Cleveland; Mrs. Lucy Gleave of Annabel! and Ruth and Eleen of this city. He is also survived by his aged mother, Mrs. Lucy Cox of Manti, six brothers and six sisters. The funeral will be held in the Bon. nevillc ward Sunday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock. investment you make in the -- alley-Gas - j-u- Coke Conv Cumulative Preferred Stock is a pany's foundation investment. -V- & ' This guaranteed 8 per cent stock will assure you of a steady yearly income a foundation on which to build a pros' perous future, 8 per cent is ian.unusually high rate of interest to be offered. The man with foresight realizes his investment in this guaranteed stock will net him the same high rate, year after year, when, later on, interest rates have declined to 5 and 6 per cent." Grasp This Investment Opportunity Now Large or small, the size of your investment matters litle. An easy Partial Payment Plan enables us to welcome you as g a partner. Our aim is i Every Patron a Partner. K et , THE TEEMS International News Service. LONDON, Nov. 11. Following a today meeting of the Ulster-cabinit was announced that the compromise proposals submitted by Premier Lloyd George en the Irish situation were unsatisfactory to Ulster. The Unionists will submit their own counter proposals in writing, the announcement said- r. Lloyd : George's proposal "was received shortly after th! cabinet wet - Investments REJECTS ULSTER . " FUNERAL OF JAP PREMIER BE SURE! International News Service. TOKIO, Nov. 11. Formal funeral services for the late Premier Hara, assassinated in Tokio last Friday win be held today at Moroka. Government officials and personal representatives of the emperor and take part in the cereempress wil monies. The body which has been lying in state at Moroka was interred Wednesday. There's no reason in the world why you should not have the very best coal values for your money! By 1 COTTON COMPRESS BURNS. International News Service. SHAWNEE. Okla., Nov. 11. Fire of --Tindertermined -- origin" swept"the Traders Cotton compress early this niorning, with 'a property damage estimated at $150,000. An oil explosion is believed to haxe started the ' V Larson & Rollow, Columbia the-ate- m V There is no gift like a photograph nothing so personal and so sure to please. Come early. Knicrht Snrinof Ca'nvnn Coal you know positively that you will get a very superior coal vafuelH That's one thing there's no question about ! r. blaze Pherefore, be definite in profit-sharin- , . . ' are the exlusive agents for this famous fuel in Provo. With our increased equipment we can take care . We It isn't the price of the gift but the spirit with which it is given; Our, large, assortment of Christmas cards will fit every choice. Better look 'em over while the lookin's good. Utah Valley Ges ordering. of your-orde- . - ZZl "Z3 instantly.'-- -- rs Phone us at 459 SPECIAL & Coke Company PROVO PHOTO Provo, Utah. "Em Mill A 15 40c Picture Frames for. SUPPLY Exclusive co PffilRDT- III ; i: ivt . t' 8----:- Phone 444. 77Ni University Ave. Acnts jji The Herald's White sewing machine, practically new. 58 W. 7th N. FOR WORK WANTED ltiS-l7ortliYoorTi- ine rEMSTITCHIN8--AN&--pie0TI- N0 SALE--Cheap- ,, 1 When you think of pretty clothes, chink of hemstitching, - and when you FISH Will deliver table and feed fish In Provo Tuesdays and Fridays. think of hemstitching, think of the and SaturSinger Sewing Machine Co, 97 N. Sprlngville, Wednesday days. Address Oscar Yarman, 382 S. Dniv. Ave. Phone 399." University Ave Provo.J . TO VISIT OUR hbe Department ' JFOR TIIE LATEST MISCELLANEOUS WANTS IN FINE FOOTWEAR "The newest in Ladies' Pumps and , Oxfords and wonderful School Shoes for the children, at big reductions.. We have a full line of Ladies' Comfort Shoes and a good selection of Kid and Felt Slippers for the boudoir. v . & TOY . 350-W- . N-l- .- 1 1 l .U.ULb.U- J.QST You . are losing . money . un- FOR SALE-easy payments, new less you trade with the Wasatch Pro brick bungalow. " 1070 W. Center. ' '. tf. Will lease. . duce, On -- -- , - - - .' v. WeH tf SALE Cabbage, carrots, BIG CHICKEN DINNER Fifth ward turnips, table beets, mangel-beet- s meeting house, 12 o'clock Thursday, cabthe soft bead and ton, by November 17. 50c plate. 314 W. 4th S. bage for chickens. D-, Phone12 FOR SALE Coal heater, gas range, davenport, leather covered; library FOR SALE Ford roadster, $100. 406 table, at a bargain. 248 N. 2nd E., or 4 W. 1st S. Phone 338-: phone 350-FOR SALE Young ladles' beautiful BOARD OR ROOMS tailor-mad- e broadcloth suit, new, i never been worn; will fit misses 38 or FOR RENT r Two partly furnished ladies" 86. Call after 6:30 p. m., 109 rooms for light housekeeping or N-vv. m s. roomers; steam heated. 710 W, Cen : .T ter. Call 210-FOR SALE Hay, grain, floor and feed at lowest prices. Wasatch Pro- FOR RENT 3 modern furnished . duce.tf. housekeeping rooms. 58 W. 3rd 8. FOR n trj m . par-snip- s, " v ave.-Th- N-1- Mm 1 J. '. K-M- ii 0 III" mrAt e 2 ll "V OlXiO--rJ rTrv SALE final hontflr nnd erna range ai a uuigam; riso cavenpori,-leathecovered. 248 N. 2nd K., or call FOR DEPARTMENT wiU be open next Monday. Provo Electric N il -. Hardware Co, OUR at CALL AND LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS AND THE SUITS WILL fj- SELL THEMSELVES. 12 : 1 - N-1- 6 . . tf WANTED 'Men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors FOR RENT-W- . -- 2 furnished rooms,' 460 tf 3rd S. Phone 400-Nfor the genuine garanteed hosiery, full tine tor men, women, and children. modem. home, Eliminates darning. We pay 75 cents FOR RENTr-Six-roo- m 728 W. 1st S. Phone 620-an hour spare time, or $36.00 a week tor full time. Experience unnecessary. ROOM AND BOARD 416 N. Unlver-- . Write International Stocking ' Mills, 8 Ave. r sity tf. Xorristown, Pa. FOR RENT Two. furnished house-keepin-g WANTED Copies of System maga-jinrooms. 58 W. 3rd S,N-1- 8 December 1919. Leave at The rooms for RENT Furnished N il FOR Herald office. " You Will Find ;Many Bargains', in Our-ReBargain Counter Which We Have Placed in the Balcony al tf N-1- e, " Freo! Frca Ai Schunbs OH! COYS, COME IN AND GET A U. S. ARMY. TENT With Every Boys' Suit SolJ We Will Give You a U. S. Army Tent Free. Boys All Wool Knee Pants Suits priced at 57.50 up. Students' All Wool Long Pants Suits priced at $13.50 to 523.50 Ford roadster body. A. F. N il Ablander Mfg. Co. FOR SALE TOY N-l- STRAYED Light Jersey heifer, year and a half old, brand "P.", Notify l W. A. Peay. Phone 790-J-l. N-l- Cole's hot blast heater, 9x12 rug, combination bookcase and writing desk. 388 W. ' ' tf 3rd S. FOR SALE gas range, SWEPT INTO OCEAN. : j II rise of Ki7;H:,?,arv:r Goj Clothes. International News Service. PENSACOLA, Ha., Nov. 11. Two members of the crew of an unnamed vessel were swept overboard bv a big wave and drowned off Fort Pickens, in ar here, early todav, a raJio mrs-k;u- e received here said. 1 1; e bodies were recovered by a tin. - .... 10 to 50 " !7.7.7. . .50V to $1.50 Children's" Wool Scarfs andCaps . . : ileal Good Corsets; sizes 20, 21, 22, per pair. . ; . . . House Dresses and Aprons . .... . . . FOR RENT Four-roohouse, , furDEPARTMENT will be nished or unfurnished; lights,' gas open next Monday. Provo Electric and water. Also two modern apartl ft Hardware Co, , " ments. 190 E. 5th S. Call 676-J- . FOR SALE Piece Of ground 89 ft DO YOU WANT frontage, 120 ft deep; located University and 2nd N. Inquire 240N-l- E. l Center SL OUR ' . housekeepinggood Boys' Caps locatloniSOt-W- . .."f. . . . ONE-THIR- D 25 ftOFF N-1- 4 Pretty Sweaters . , . . . Ladies Skirts, to be made over, from. More Money CBM 1 it E, 1st So. : , ye7 j TRADE SCHOOL Silt L.,-'- -c City. l Z' s i . .: ; .$1.25 to $2.00 Things Are Being Put in Our Real Bargain Counter in the Balcony. All These and Many More Big Wages paid in the Auto and Tractor business. Hundreds of men needed right TODAY. .Steady work. We help yoo get best Jobs," Thousands of successful- - men got their start with us. We teach all trades Carpentry, Bricklaying, Plumbing, etc. Write for. FKE13 information .AT A SACRIFICE . U mtt Una |