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Show .. v ' . .vv; ' a ' 'THE TSOVO HERALD, WEDNESaAYUATOt NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. m., to pay the delinquent assess, ment together with costs of advertising and expense, of sale. cents per share oi saia Twenty-fiv" assessment may be paid In" labor. Work of cleaning canal will begin Monday morning, April I,, 1922, at 8 a. m. Meet at lime kiin roaa wttn tools prepared for work. Water will be turned out of canal -- ' ' ' April 1, 1922. Dated this 13th day of March, 1922. UPPER EAST UNION IRRIGATION COMPANY, SCOTT P. STEWART, Secretary. (First publication March 17; last publication April 14, 1922.) pr- - Upper East Union Irrigation Company, a Corporation. Principal Place of Bucineu, Provo, Utah. . Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the board of directors of 8a id company, held on the 13th day of March, 1922, an assessment of fl.00 per xhare was levied on the outstanding capital stock of the company, payable immediately to Scott P. Stewart, aecretary, at the office of Stewart ft Stewart, Room No. 2, Knight Block, Provo, Utah. Any atocldi upon which thie assess ment may remain unpaid on Monday the 8th day of May, 1922, will be deBATTERY INSPECTED. linquent and advertised for sale, and The annual inspection of Battery C unless payment is made before, will will be made Monday when an army be sold at said office on Friday, the officer of the Ninth crops 23rd day of June, 1922, at 4 o'clock inspecting area headquarters arrives. e Some of Our Regular Prices You don't need to leave your Saturday work to get your shopping done before noon. Come any time, or phone us and we will deliver. Crepe Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25 Life O' Wheat Royal Garden Tea Bishop's Cocoa Hewlett's pkg. Rice, 2i2-l- b 15c Mission Sardines, 2 for 10 lbs. Sugar Standard Corn, 2 for Early June Peas Tomato Soup ,. , , 1-- 20 20 .15? . 70f .......... 25 10? 10 ................ 20c Mab 10c bars A. B. Naptha Soap 10 bars Crystal White Soap Macaroni, 25 .25? ....10 ..49$ .................. . . , lb .48 107 We have just received another load of Alpine Potatoes, 10 lbs. for 25?; peck, 35 , the best on the market, fbushel .,..$1.25 Although the wholesale prices of meats have advanced, we are still selling first class meats at the same low prices. A trial order will convince you. Loin and 227 Steaks, lb. Round Steak, lb 207 Rib Roast, lb 157 Rump Roast, lb. . 15) 15 Heel Boil, lb. Pot Roast, best cuts, lb. .157 Rib Boil, lb .107 Shanks and Soup Bones ,k.. 57 Loin Pork Chops or Roast, lb 25) 1 5 Shoulder Pork Chops or Roast, lb 20 Fresh Side Pork, lb. Loin Veal Chops or Roast, lb .257 . .. 25 Legs Veal Steak or Roast, lb Veal Stews, lb. 10jr ...... ne 8-2- Univercity Market Phone 274. 498 North University Ave. IZS W3 lr 122. Which grows wilder and wilder as the TEST . dance: proceed to iU iihqaj. The fafsenHegini with a'ternal The school pupils are all concentrat moat tragic melody in a minor Key ing on the MuSic Memory contest i punctuaieo. oy aoiemn oai that will take place on March 30, in ' "Sazy, the three,act social service the tabernacle. Following is the list crashes. " A 'cello passage leads to the dranfa. written by Mrs. Annie D. Pal- of prizes offered thus far, with more unforgetable rhythm of the lassen. meF( wag presented for the second to come: This is followed by a clarinet cadenza Ume h the Coian,bia thestre Thurs- $75.00 Victrola from Taylor Bros. wnicn nuroauce , me inuna. igm, , y evening., $42.00 music course from George foatViorv thamni altrn9Hna nn violins This Fitzroy. story of the slums and it and woodwinds and later enforced by . $20.00 in cash, from Women's Muni- trumpets are played against dazzling waifs, had a strong appeal to human- cipal Council. counter themes. Swift and frenzied j,V sn0wing how the very poorest and $12.00 violin course from Kianwis , grows tne fiance. WProacmmi cu- j le throtlgh the nt 0, club, mx '? kind of care and assistance can r?fr right $25.00 violin from Columbia Music' , T.u....-- o. . I T.....1 r in a ihnrt tim h hrnncrhl into SO- until the reeling ceases with the cios-1- . are proud where anJ W Ukelele from Provo Photo Sup m ing crash. of them. ply- Mrs. Ps'nier, secretary of the local Records of fine music from Bates community welfare, is to be compu Stores, Robinson Bros., Dixon, Taymented for th contribution oi the lor, Russell, and Lindlev. Heindsel- wonderful play "Sazy" to the people man Music Co. of Provo. The directors. Miss Elaine Other prizes will be added to this The Service Star Legion met yes Christensen and Wanda Boyack, and list. Watch The Herald for the comterday in the Armory, Mrs. L, C. Dance Instructor Miss Venice Jepper-son- , plete list. are also to be commended. Potter, presiding. The part of the tousled headed, After community singing the followHumoresque (Opus 101). . ANTON1N DVORAK, ing program was given: Two read- obstinate fighting Sazy was well taken Born at Muhlbausen. Bohemia, ings by Lueile Hatch, piano solos by by Miss Jane Hibbert, Miss Alberta Antonln Dvorak was the son of an Frank Wanless, vocial solos by Mrs. Huish made a hit in the role of the social service worker. Ellen Avery, innkeeper and his father wanted the Elliott, accompanied by Mr. Martin. Leon Williams as J hn Bright was the addressed Tucker then to a Judge become butcher. Dvorak, how boy "The bright his enough to win ;he hand of Miss subject meeting, being: learned to ever, play the violin and at the age of 16 went to Prague to study Compensation Bill." He said it was Avery, although he as first obliged organ. He Is one of the greatest of wrong to call it a "A Bonus Bill," as to help reform Sazv. by takinsr her Bohemian composers and is known the soldiers were only asking for what .into his home.. The unlucky Ashworth as Nortan, the probation officer, through his symphonies and his songs. was due them during the time they alsociem took his part well. Alonzo Mor-lewere their taken from to work, daily was toneas written a Humoresque" He said every characterizing Judge Blackmore poem for piano, but was lost or at serve in the war. Juvenile court was splendid. Miss least not known until It was brought American Legion member was in of LaVeive Huish is first to be comforward by Krelsler a few year ago favor of the bill, and would do all in as a violin solo. Since that time it their power to have it pass the senate, plimented on her costuming, as Mrs. Simms, mother of Sazy, her part was naum voie4.naa has become 'tak ,n ? people well taken. The lontr trailinsr skirt. among is now heard as" an " the torn waist, the dirty uncombed i as chamber music, for orchestra, and at large, and it was two to one for hair and the rough ways of the slum ever as a song. It Is universally the bill. mother added a touch of comedy to Star The Service pledged Legion known and loved. itself to write letters to Senator the waif story. . The name "Humoresque" Is usually Smoot, urging him to work for the C. P. Whitaker as Chad Simms, given to musical compositions in which passage of the bill. brother of Sazy, pleased the audience the composer has attempted to show It was also decided to have bronze with his singing. Miss Leon Jones, some humorous situation or feeling. markers daughter of Mr. placed on the grave of each the Whatever Dvorak Intended to reveal of our soldiers in the Provo cemetery. and Mrs. Bruce Jones, as Sammy In this number Is left entirely to the Simms, the baby of the family, showimagination, of the hearer, in fact, ed exceptional ability not only in her LEARN DRESSMAKING. there are many who find In it anyacting, but singing. Much cou d be thing but humor. Its melody is light Forty women met in the Women's I said concerning Meith Maeser, who and catchy, moving with a dance-lik- e af-innirinal Pminr-i- t rnnm vetrdav I had tWO Darts, that ci( thf tramn anA. flowing rhythm which almost suggests ternoon to enroll in the free dress-- 1 Mr. Swenson, also of Lee Buttle as the fluttering down of a gaily colored making class, given by the boy scout, Margaret Hackett as Council) the autumn leaf. There is a middle part, under the direction of Miss Thomas Mrs. Gay, Eva Hansen as Mrs. Swen-o- f smoother and more meditative, then Salt Lake, which will last for six son and all of the children of the the first part returns again. weeks and will be of much benefit to Simms family, The dancing by Miss Sina Brim-int- o home sewers. The class was divided two sections, one for beginners hall and Miss Beth Ashworth was Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. Born at and one for advanced pupils. They ! thoroughly enjoyed also the reading LISZT, FRANZ (1811-188will meet on Fridays in the Council by Miss Clara Creer during the pre- Raiding, Hungary. Franz Liszt, the great pianist and rooms. Next Friday afternoon, under iuae composer of the nineteenth century, the ausnices of the Farm Bureau. Mrs Impemhably preserved in the four- Christensen will give a practical FIRST WARD RELIEF SOCIETY. teen Hungarian rhapsodies, the wild demonstration and lecture on "How to traditional music of the ancient Hun- Cure Colds." The Relief Society of the First ward gary of the Magyars. These rhapsoAny woman in Provo is invited to will give a married folks social in the dies were the pianistic sensation of become a member of this class free of First ward sooial hall this evening. the century. The second,- - probably charge. The affair is in celebration of the an- the best known of all the rhapsodies, niversary of the first organization of Is an idealization of the Czardas-dance- , the association. The hall is artistically FIRST WARD M. I. A. PLAY. a national dance in Hungary. It is di "Mrs. Temple's Telegram," i the decorated with the shamrock and vided into two parts, as is the dance, title of an excellent play to be pre- - green streamers. Games and dancing a slow, wandering, yet eccentric sented by the members of the First i will be featured and refreshments lassen, followed by an even more ec- - ward M- - I. A. Tuesday evening. All served. All married folks are cordially invited. centric swift movement or friska are invited. "n 1 CTlZl?VJl y, l T "T? xn-- v " three-year-o- ld . i SATURDAY UNTIL 12 O'CLOCK SLICED PINEAPPLE 19c PANCAKE FLOUR 15c PKCVAftMOUR't 3 CANS PURE JAM (Strawberry and Aaeorted) 25c 18e SHOW. SEEF POT ROASTS, lb 121,C 15c BEEF POT ROASTS, lb. ioc , 30c LEG ROASTS OF MUTTON, lb 20c LARGE CAN SELF-RISIN- cls ). iLtmnt . tor SOME EVERYDAY SAVING PRICES SUGAR SOAP CLEANSERS t : Sugar ha advanced bars Crystal White ........ 49e will 20c COUNTRY SAUSAGE, 2 I be. , saviCEjm i;eets (1841-1904- HALF PRICE Arc you buytoi your grocarl it th high priced credit or small ery through "fprt of.habit"? Jf ao,canwhy not break awcy from this Jv got quality mcrchandi at . 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