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Show THE HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1923, :of AmeTicanrCoolt; r. anOIrs. Vaughn Olsen, Mr. Dorotby-ChlpmaReynolds, Florences Rowe of Spanish Provo; special and Mrs. J. O. Reynolds, Mesdames Fork. Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Reynolds of Fork and Margaret Bird. Provo. MFLjnd Mrs. J. O. Reynolds guests were 'Miss Arlene Mendenhaii Viola Eoylance, Margaret Robinson, and iMessrT. Fa Packard Elaid Coff- and aielba Condi. ' The Mothers' Study club met at the man i WHford Mendenhaii, tan Iff. and Mrs. Charles Blssell of Salt Mary Brown, IMary Cranmer, (Mrs. t The Herald Company. v, v , - Published A delicious luncheon was guests of the Piper. Groesbeck, Ceorge Johnson. Connell Lake were the week-enSuras Friday home Mrs.' Smith, of rf EVERY WEEK-DAAFTERNOON EXCEPT SATURDAT. midnight t.'"iiierve"4aT afternoon, where the (following pro- Mendenhaii, Jack Bearason of Spanish Blssell family. - V-fa Miss uomie jenains : was nonor , fcn(1 Ed wuilams. Mr. and r Entered as gram was enjoyed r Piano duet, Miss Fork and Richard. Jensen of urignam"' , 'second Iws mall matter June 61911, at the poatofllce,v Jane 4inner 0t. a at party , Saturday, guest TaHI, nri;.r nf Snnnuh vnrb ' A'Ueman And 411st tfelba Taylor; City. occaProve, Utah, under the Act of 41arch 3. 1879. -Mrs. the Ivan Child, Mr. sand iMrs. josepn Mamnson oi given by j were taenia here Sun-sio- n .presidents' .Tlsltlng vitik Terma of Subscription: Dally, only, dellveredHby carrier. ?0 cents a roll callr United inStates . being her birthday anniversary. , order- .- 'fOur fa-- Thurman, Idaho, are spending the day in Utah county. S3 a year: outside the county, 13.50. a year, and wives' names month: KADIA week with relatives here and at Span- Beautiful cut flowers and cjepe paper i. wererUstefttlly ttsetojiecoraimgp Dimm!ck HmUI "Growth of Our State." Mrs. Martha ish ForE?': M. SI a mail, year. a $4 and .Sunday by mall, only, year. Sunday, by Dally n v u Norma A delightful Washington party was larea blrthdav cake rending. 'Miss 4able, and place , Presidents given Thursday .evening ey Mr.na terpieceof announcements,. d Uoyi Mls Venlce M&rbl, Holley; invited cards were pink and green caps which Nell AUman. Delicious luncheon was I Mrs A: t. Wheeler.-Th- e of Sal ke were- - the dinner jugea served by the Hostess, cut uowers gtiesta: were -- Mr. - and ..Mjrs4Jrquhart, of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Menden- ' Phone 730. ' . , , ; . , x Mr. and Mrs. Mell Crofford.'Mr. and following Misses Bessie Brown, Vh nsed were in"'ffec6ra8ngr., tastefully sDaaJV ' -. ,- ' Mr. and Mrs. Ivan cwid ' have re Mrs. Amyot Cherrington, Mr. and lira. Watd Birdie Jenkins, ReU Roytance. M181', ' : ' Gimmick, Child, Mr. and Mrs. John 'Marie Ward and Ida Hansen of turned from Salt Lake. Leslie- Peter; Mrs. A. O. Peterson entertained last Whiting, Mr. and. Mrs. Dell .Thorn, tsb Fork, and Messrs.' . in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Payne, Mr. and Mrs. son. Grant - Larsen,-'- Ray Simpklns. afternoon Friday Word cornea over . the cable from than he Is worth again making e the Home Culture club. Musical num- Jim Whiting, ilr. and Mrs, Alma Claud Hardinf of Provo, Erwin Jen of spanisn that Professorl Roentgen, ances for the necessary margin of bers were furnished by tafe high Zabriskle, Mr. and Mrs HawfineSiJ sen, Angus Christenson fl ueeier Fork. 'Beraell Hansen and Ivan school quartet Mrs. Groomsead a Miss Ada smun. Mrs. cuen and who died discoverer of the y J Son, MrsTTillieChild. Music and progressive "50U" Smith. our-anand on the of "The Opera." to paper History And also Is : A- - Webber-- of, Saltf was also" enjoyed. H. Mrs. and on Mr. Mrs. a was cremated recently, spent bis 8elyeg t0 do or Arch gave report One 48-l- b. sack H. P. flour . . : , r. $1.40 gve materially more the meetingJtoylance Mr. and Mrs, Walter Adams of of board of Lake were visiting friends here the, state the in to He refused 100 lbs. Best Mill Run . last years poverty. S1.80 tj,an we are paid for. Stripped of directors held in Salt Lake, Dainty fore part of the week. Prove were Springville visitors Fri -' MiC and Mrs. Andrew" Nelson enter- day. -.00 lbs. Best Shorts .v. rr. ,TT;i r.T, . . patent his discovery,- - believing It so bunk, there is nothing admirable In refreshments were served. or aiprran Miss1 iona sumsion Miss Pearl Palfrey tfian . has re tained Saturday evening in compll- Bran Best 80 SJ1.30 lbs. valuable Jhat be should give it to the Old Faithful who slaves his life away, with her parents, nt to the ElwsStrong family, spent the week-end- , turned home an eiiendeir visit with Wheat lbs. 100 world without making a prof it from "it at 65 a month on a Job that should relatives in Salt Lake and Brigham. can luncheon delicious Mrs. Mr. and a sumsion, usic, games and cf , himself. His chief income when he Day hlm.SlOO. That's an unfair ar-100 lbs. Oats , 1 ttlMULIU TJiaJ6tlddingjanniversaryDU&5tT3 L1UUO W Ci C illAIUH ID mcyegiyg5j!Hest8, -riled was a oension of 350 a year. He raneement. and anything unfair Is a evidence Thursday evening when Miss Venice Marbie- of Brigham Mr. and MrsJohn. F. Burt was cele .100 lbs. Steam Rolled Oats. .J2.60 here the' brated Thursday evening at their . . . . .! 2.00 . ' form of dishonesty. This probably Miss Birdella Reynolds entertai: nedl Citv snent the week-enorn Whole ; lbs. lived at the homfr-frien100 ,v,, home. Many beautiful cut flowers and 'We have tremendous respect for will be called radical, by people wbo for a number of friends. A red; white, guest of fMiss Mildred Reynolds. , ....5 2.10 , 100 lbs. Cracked Corn . , . and blue color scheme was carried The Hisses Blanch and Lois potted plants were received by the to circumstances! ; 100 Professor Roentgen's high idealism, utilize "forcte of. lbs. Fine Ground Corn ...I 2.10 out in the house decorations, and in charmingly entertained Sat- honored couple, and a national color to the scheme prevailed. The invited guests Whole Barley lbs. .$2.10 j the dainty refreshments that were urday evening, in compliment liWejlojiot jjelieve. ibst bis .wonderful exact exorbitant profit rwn toermn-I i.'m.lserved at midnieht ''Five hundred" Sisrma Theta Pbl sorority,. A surprise jjereML laniIrs. "Lehl Thorpes- Mr. . .v: w brain was capable of havtag the "de- - fortunate who xannot :hel: ana ana the lormedTtfie center Mrs. diversion vnasi neynoms. the'evenMbox jur. of pleceTbf "wastfiCmaln viation from normal'' that- - makes selves. . you are interested to purchasing Corn, Bran or ing,.bonqrjftbeing won by Dr. andjlrs; dining table. Games followed the Mrs. Jabef Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. "Will -- Mill You today are not the same or over, we can save you money. F. T. Reynolds of Provo; consolation, dinner, Miss Jennie Reese winning Pace, Mr. and Mrs. James ,Wignall, Run in l.OOOrlb. lots egomaniacs desire to pose as martyrs. -BUY NOW be was martyr, a vie- - son you were years ago And the you Florence Rowe and Earl Groesbeck. honors. Others participating were I Mr. and Mrs. BinJ Hutlngton, Mr, and ttrsT-T- h iv- urt,-Misses Agnes unosay, Keva tewia or MrsHLong.r-anCASH W time of hU Ideals STRICTLY nMae atarr-wl- tt . Mrs. : Emmon Mr. and Mrs. FordBurtMrnd Bird. Catherine Jtoigatt4BByson, Pauline, Romney, with the world. -7na Bee Mr. and Mm thonT)oTbKfiitita. Mrs. Amy L. MerriU of James Arrowsmlth, eNMb..k. Hale. CAyA6 Ross But wm be really honest with him- - be a' worn-ou- t machine, with earning ell? power reduced. And you owe, to the - From cradle to grave we have the future yon, a Just return on today's Phone 480. theory of honesty drummed into us, services so that yon - will not cheat 425 West Center. COLD MEATS .Did you tver observe that mostly this the future you. 20o Bologna, lb. I Cream Cheese, lb... 30o That individual of the future, Tou, drumming has to do with" honesty in WEDNESDAY. MOKNLNG SALES Pressed rj.25e Ranch. Butter. Ib,,, 40ft to others and that little is depending on yon otHoday aot-t- of 250 Head Cheese, lb. Cream Cheese . ..16o . , . . bbL 33 Mb. lb. T :.35o Syrup Beef, Corned is said about honesty to ourselves cheat him. Pimento, Chili and 600 Boiled Ham, ,1b.. French Style Bread, Y. A. Cheese, lb. . . .35o It Is dishonest to do less or to give Roentgen, discoverer of the mys-le20c lb. .... Welnies, . 3 Dutch. for... Caeanser, cheated Jhawe,are jald "lor.maklng teripus, and Invaluable Pork Steak, lb. "Hue allowances for the profit system hi future self. -Hamburger, 2 lbs. which is indispensable under our It's a good Idea to apply, to this Stick Bologna, lb 20o Comb Honey, eachxJSc Steak, lb. . Idea, this brake: It is as dishonest to present system of economics. Smoked Hamr4b,;25o Qt. bottle Honey . ..46e Breakfast Bacon, lb 35c It is dishonest to steal. attempt to get more than we are en-Jelly ....60c It Is dishonest to pay a man less titled to as it is to take less. n THE DAIEYHERSED d " T '" f L ., . - .by-mat- t" pailS -Vi the-4ini- Cheating Sell 'Ssts -" "" - -- aiiow-German- y aalilyjS-Servic- . . - , d ..S2.25 ....;..v . Jv ;.t - .2.25 d d. ... Men-denha- ll .;...... '100 , .$25"" lbsrhorBarley If - . -- a ela '4iyERMS .- ju dir WasateB Pfcdiicc - Jealb. r-felatlons 3ftr.. ss . .39!u ...25d j, ......20 ne Qt-bottl- e DEPARTMENT" BEEF 21o Sirloin Steak, lb ,.24c Steak, lb Chuck or Shoulder Steak, lb....18e. Round Jb. ..........20c Pot Roasts, lb t.,t f ' J ......17o Rump Roasts, lb. . 18c Prime Rib Roasts, lb Heel Boil, lb. 16c .....9c ,Rib or Brisket Boil. lb. snanit Hon, id. .....6c Iiicdme Taxes to our woeful tale; they point the Once each year mlhrons of citizens are compelled ioill out the wayont ofjthjnjiMotrouWei a tax blank, returning to the govern- they, press (he palm of good fellowment information concerning their In- ship upon our shoulder as we leave come, their stocks and bonds, real and we feel its imprint hours later i estate, partnerships, fiduciaries, com- when the cjonds' have been wafted missions, bonuses and other sources from our sight on the breezes of afof revenue Some --perform the task fection. We live in the best country on willingly, others with a. faint heart and a "graude. But alljbonest people earth. Surely that is an asset What- ever direction we go we travel over make out the Income Jtax returns. Tet there lslhafdly 6B6 of US but'lhousands upon- - thousands of-emost precious chanted acnes, upon which are.grow- eniwerte-o- wr not called ing the golden grains to feed.. the, are Truewe possessions; ""upon to do so, and that, perhaps, is wond. ureat rivers furnish food for the reason weneglect to consider our those wbo live along their- courses blessings which we fall to enumerate, and for others who reside miles away. d Do we think of the boon of excel- - Upon the plains and lent health, without which we could in the bleak hills grace cattle who earn no income, accumulate no one day will be sleek and fat for food stocks, buy no bondsT We do not put and sheep who give us meat and wool. Out on the skeleton-ribbe.on the blank this item which means desert more of happiness andomfort than men go and find gold, and In the hills to the liferof Tnany precious metals are hidden, any otheFelngle-ite- m man or woman. waiting only the enterprise of man to The love of a good wife is one of live themselves to the trades, arts and man's chief assets, u Is she that sciences. bears with him 1 hours of trouble. These things are ubt parL.otour who cheers him on when all the world heritage as Americans, nevertheless howls at his back. She. Is the diamond they are ours. We are one of the in the golden setting of home, and myriad of dependents who draw freely were she not there of what value the fro mnature'a resourceful and crowded trnjat-werTnyitorcalled hank account or the protltst- upon to - Smlling. Tomping children mn about mention these hlesslhgs, these sourceT the house and clutter it with their of our most beneficent income, when toys. They climb upon our knees and we return our income tax blank.' puu our nair or take our spectacles - surely no man , who reviews his from' us when" we are deep In the birthright through the, eyes or honest 1nTS3sT"oT the market report. They .admission can object to paying his bit mean as much to us as the sunshine' to keep the wheels of this great natio,n that heats the. ground in the spring in motion. Certainly no good citizen eo tnsi iooa may grow later on, or win protect doing his part when he the rain that falls to moisten droop- - thoughtfully considers he is part of The grandest country on earth a iLg plants and flowers. All have friends a few at country in which haDDlness.. content. least of realirlends, to whom we may ment and prosperity will forever turn when misfortune overtakes us. reign if each o"ne of us does his honest They take us by the hand and listen part. ....15e ....11c lb. Hamburger, Suet, lb. laiver. lb. . . 'Tongues, each Hearts, each . . Ox Tails,; large, is everything ' Rib and Loin Chops, Shoulder Steak, lb Ham Roasts, lb. i... Loin Roasts, lb. briohterVnowi It always Sure; If Is, yoiiJookorwarjioJteepL ' climbing. We are sure after liking Industrious folks. Try some of these good oranges we have Just re- ceived for your approval. ....24c .....:.... ....20o FreSh Bide, lb. Spare Ribs, lb.... Home Read' .;17o. Pork Sausage, loose, lb..... ..15c Pork Sausage, link,' lb...... ..20c VEAL AND MUTTON, Loin and Rib Chops, lb....... 25o Leg Roasts, lb. ................24c Shoulder Roasts; Shoulder Chops, lb. ..,........210 8o Stews, lb. . .;. 9e Veal Pocket, lb. . . .... . . . . .2007 ,Veal Liver, lb; . . . .7210a foril I We give you lowest prices ttt-tt.- uaiity-Grocerie-a-or E analyst service. x Sutherland Brothers v .- ...10c ieable-eittie- the Choicest Meats can be sent to your home on short notice. lh.Ti-.T..T...2- ....30c ....30o each. lb... ...;25e'v ....2ie ....24e MEAT AND GROCERY CO. -. PHONE U. n- ORANGES, LEMONS -- Oranges, doz.,. Lemons, 6 - H1NDMARSH I 3540-60- c for-.--. 25C- HOOVER'S - WE DELIVER. FLOUR ......r.$2.85 S1.48 Cwt Per sack - - --Yxm brown-bleache- Can't Make a Mistake d SBEGIFY . -- UTAH um r 1 All hail tn noble George 1 . " in the bin. m the stove in the chimney intheairc9 r thatT 'A in the direction of funerals-Wcare not how; large or how small the 'commission,' we can-giyou positive assurance of the successful execution of your ideias. Another point: we can regulate the . Z cost of a funeral according toTyour means and fure he?,; C;' -- t : nish you the utmost at any cost agreeable.' I :; HatcK Undertaking1 Co. ' ; "Anson Hatch-- '. , LHaM, V r Hatch' I .v-- f monthly 679-- W provo, uTAit or;181-R- . -- -- M-- 6 WANTED For lease from crushed rock producers" for concrete, etc for quarries of Dolonite'lime rock, white silicate rock (fire- -. proof) ,browri and white silicfoua. trachyte rock (fireproof) . : and pfnk gueis (at granite) rock j'quarries easy of access; about 11-- 2 miles from steel plant In Utah county. Time ' 5 or 10 years' lease. Inquire of , -,- T "yr For particulars Telephone BIDDERS ; ASK YOUR DEALEBl ..I... cJk.. Viv :r ve r on-- easy -- NOWAITING YOURTTURNv NO C01IMISSI0NS. 4X11: - Nor (Jlear' Creek Coal, you see- He had to burn a stick of woodF" vnludry-wsa-ft at low rate of interest, fina Poct George had neither, Castle Gate V s Fidelity Building j&LoanAxxociation r will advance money But just-th- e same I made him quake,T 4 . With frosty breath of xxuns! ;" t pay rent' when the same money will buy or build your own home ? If a mortgage is crowding you nowwell take care of The Dad Qt 1LS..A.'V- - . He von ajot'bfjionorx elioWahd lame, they say. : .;";4WJi.'axi4.tlandj;.ireie . GO. Own Your Own Home He had a host of servants, FIRM. i COAL OldManWi inter i IS THIS HER A Square Deal to Every Customer 160 W. Fifth North Phone 232 maae oeorse sjuver ofs , "" Clear (Jreek, Castlegate, Blackhawk or King Coal Wfe Sell It ts- -t -- ft ' i ;;: F. W. a.HATHENBRUCK 243 E, Fifth N.orth.,; Provo,: Utah. " |