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Show v 'the iiekald, . FUN I FESTIVAL.. . II r-orura - fut i'i iiuvt h. 'u"Vr: Thursday "ock. nn airi"d.U 6m- Games of "led by Dell. Webb ot o.e thev don werue awm md allfor the occasion. - hjL nay Women invitation l.-- e.Miu.u r.l and their .,r ntP J mi it i i I whehx ffiWBtoj?. mv . TlSl - - AM -- Prof Becker i ui Worid'Renowned Chef. Nay Says'pBwn 4 Rhr--rf li at ti si wfi-n- a t) tJnion Pacific Taxes $36,306 A Day : ra il f Union Pacific System S?55? 1912 and 1922, or from $4,668 875 to Sup '1922 taxes amounted to $36,306 a day. This box cars every day or a would have paid for 17 locomotive "every other or passenger. modern freight , tl900 Fel? "r-- - $1,256,839 ' . 346,792 , t,W8-.gr- .U1Z i,oo,4UJ, aoisiUS . CO. - b.w ONE LOT OF BROKEN SIZES fN , PRICE. ONE-HAL- F LADIES' SLIPPERS Values to $7.50i 69c.TO$3J5 ' All good, clean dresses. .$2.98 . AD $3.98 V-- Bread, Buns, ur Parker House Buns; English Cross Buns, Vienna Loaves, Vienna Rolls, Fin. ger Rolls, Cinnamon Rolls, German Coffee Cakes, a Loaf of Breaththat-shines throueh three, times-- . at 58''.a 3,552.761 Three-ho- . Rolls, Total 4 I II THURSDAY SCHOOL Bread Day - 1900 have Union Pacific Syrtem tax payments since 1een as follows t ; ' - E b ti n urn i ALL LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S I GINGHAM DRESSES FREE COOKING SCHOOL all-ste- el J"' ill imil ..LaMi TAYLOR .BROS- . year . ,a,..::ji.r-i- U " ii la for Thursday, Friday and Saturday lift : nti x h ALL GRADES OF OUTING . ONE LOT OF LADIES' SKIRTS Value $4.50 to $12.50. ; '. steals - -- 80.. Calendar tFiscal ,ear7ndlng June li once. Jdta""Se 6.87 Union Pacific System taxes for 1922 and ZIMa of dollar earnings gross cents out of every cents out of every dollar of set earnings. 7;- -States . heUmted of railroads all Total taxes paid by in 1922 were $304,885,158, which was almost as much, exas the cost of digging the Panama Canal. Taxeseach ceeded cash dividends paid by the railroads in of funning the year since 1917, or the entire expense amounted to 1916. in They Government States United ' 5.4 per cent of the entire gross earnings. " Railroads' are the largest tax payers ; in many lt taxes equal states. In some counties railroad $348 . setof fine Copper ware Free with eachMajes jtic sold this week. . GET IT AT 20 PER iwM.ui HARDWARE DEPT. f the-rxbli- c -- 5 " September 1, 1923 , . HAtV AS MANY RIDERS WILL. COME wiTH BINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM A BAILEY. Why are there no women clowns with the circus? ' With Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey Combined there are 99 sawdust comedians, butv not a single comedienne. In hia thirty years in the business, Spader Johnson, famous oinwii hu known of three j female clowns, but none ot them, vera COM ones. hu "Women won't make fools, Ot themselree as men - will," : asserts Johnson. "They 'prefer to become nn. ask that They are willing to pay their share, but they the tax "burden be equitably distributed, nd that appreciate that taxation is an element" of in: . creasing importance in railway costs. : The price of transportation is ' bound to keep pace with the cost of transportation. We are bending every ' effort to reduce the cost . Constructive suggestions are always welcome., C.R.GRAY, . . , President. ; Omaha. Nebraska; " , cawand let us show you our beautiful line of y' suits, oats and dresses. a smal deposit will hold any n pro-jiuii- d tinue in this country to Increase taxes upon tie - utUlUei must have tor the last tour yean. - . .These public ta from those collect thia money from hut one: source, and that who ship." s ',!, - ' I KailroadsTnilc6 other busmesses,.must f pay taxes. riders where their beauty 1s enhanced rather than concealed by the costume. And they won't make themseltee look ridiculous. X man , clown odesn't care how tunny you dress him or how. foousi you make him, because men, as a rule, haven't' any natural vanity, But give a woman a crazy costume, make her paint ber face In red and whjte checks, put on a false set of feet seven Sizes too large and what, have yout A lady clown? No a ' ,. resignation. r For Your Future Happi-nes- s i;-- n Sleeve Hints garment! "Take the elaborate mock wedding which is one of the big clown, features tha0he Ringlings are .inblushtroducing ;thls season. The ing bride arid all her bridesmaids are men. The lady clown with the bustle that la Always walking oft and leaving her, is a man. . The mother' who roes about seeking woman teat offspring, isn't at all. The one who eiopes in an aeroolcne is a man. There la not a single, lady clown ta the circus a who is really 'laay As it Is, the circus manager uses the grotesque clown as k foil tor the "pretty ladies" who ride the white horses.- This season's circus boasts scores 'of the world'atfoi; most equestriennes, including tne Rieffenacfas, Carrleas, Renest ana others who are now making thelf In America.They and thte clowns who introduce them are to be seen here, with the big double circus Thursday,;? Sep tember 20. i ( tor the great good you have done dreadful suf my wife, who was a i rnea aw three yearsi. for ferer remedies I ever heard of with no relief. - My wife had Hot walked six consecutive .blocks In three years, her appetite was completely Just the hint of a sleeve Is per mitted those blouses which, are new,'; comfortable and smart' A' toooplng neckline, the fall ot a ruffle or the width of A collar Is all that lies between them and sleeve--- (essnesa, r : A GREAT TONIC city enjoys. -f J Ft -- Denver. Colo. We know Trunk's Liquid Pre- od the test .ot scrlDtlon veari and we also know that as an Alterative, Blood rurmer" ana Builder, and a great Tonic, it is the best. The coat IS nominal, l$1.25 bottle or six for only it.Z5. At.Hedqulst Drug to. Advertisehas-sto- II . "... ing rent. Put that money into a permanent home, and when you reach old age you will he eble to rest in com- - ' home-buildin- . ' . , South University Ave. i : 7 UTAH. ; ; ' sack Whole Wheat Flour pail Lard : pail Lard .93 .. . g 40-lpail Lard . . . ,$1.60 3 lbs. Bulk Lard , . .7,50 S Smoked Bacon Squares, extra fine, lb. . . . . . ; . .19 ". 9 Salt Bacon; lb. . . . .Ttn . 20 Extra Fine Skinned Hams, whole, . .30 Mild Cured Picnic Hams, lb" ... .'. .7. .7777. 19- , xigg 1 lauiB, iu. X l , XO? Ij ji ecu i cjjpci s, iu. Cabbage, lb. 5 1 ?, unions, id. 1 Ga on can Pineapple ,95 2 Gallon can Spinach .45 size can Sweet Potatoes, special . . 7 .20 32 cans Vienna Style Sausage .25 ! We Pay Highest Cash Price for Fresh Eggs and Butter i .............35 b. 5-l- b. ... b. ......... lb.. ....... .... lac ...,........,....,.,,,, ........, ..........3 .....7. ................... y .MISCELLANEOUS. I ... '7 '...( , - f ... pleasant and . - ; - ....... Gallon Applies Gallon Pineapple ' ---- . . .;.; '. : ..... . . ; ,., ' " . . , 7, 55 ; . . ; , . ; . $1.00 ....... Loose Macaroni, lb. Loose Cocoa, lb. . . Loose Cocoanut, lb. ,. 7 ; .7, ; , , . , 10 .7. ..V.i;..r.l5 ,', 7 .40 Boiled Ham, sliced, lb.' . . ; .'. .777. . . . . , .7. . .'. .50 Boiled Hamwhole, lb. . . : ; . ... . . . .454 Knudsen's Butter, lb. ,'. 50 , 1 . -- . . i . V : . '. - I PHONE 117. WE DELIVER ; PRICES FOR WEEK ENDING SEPEHBER let us show you the wonder- - woman's work on the farm ; ..... ....... WEST CENTER. CASH PRICES effi- - : . ' :.81.75 .70J kaIlilIIIIllllBIIXIIIMEIIEiniBllIIIinUIIIXXxJ no trou- - ; ..... .81.30 Run .. r 24-l- b. 2-l- .. - Patent Flour 100 lbs. Mill 338 - Come in and eas 29S sack 48-l-b. Wiliord Perry ful electric servants 'which will make " IT.OVO, ' ..... coupled with our splendid supply rials, is bound to prove satisfactory to you.. FfccnclOl. b. , cient, and convenient method of cooking of building mate- Provo Lumber Company. ' Lowest Prices WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 8, 1923. sack Beet Sugar ; . .$9.25 10 lbs. Beet Sugar . . ... . ... ... .95 100-l- An elprtrjc yC'ITI? dpanerw1 take all the dirt and dust out of your rugs and will preserve them.' bleat all! When ready to build let us give you the benefit g which, of our long experience in - No more sweeping and arduous cleaning! -- An electric-rangis the most economical, v pletexontentjnent; Three SlSts Phone 446. one with an ironing-i- economical to use." U .;.. You can do four hours Comes Back . . West Center. ISO it is quick, easy to operate because you can sit down as you iron with it, and year have seen the economy, of building their own hdmesT It's"mighty hard' , " i . BUY FOR CASH SAMUEL KOPP electric ironer Many Provo people this , ,'-'- .? Electricity will do your washing quickly and effi-,- :. ciently, and leave you untired when it is finished. kMtm axejn to be really happy withouUcnowmg-thaU'fland your family pendent as far as a home for yourself . i ...' .,...'. is concerned. - It's equally hard to save money by pay-- . i :. X . SAVE MONEY ch- S. H. KEXNTSOX, ment Chief Clerk Ry Mail Service Says 'Wife Could Hot Walk Nor Retain Food en 8tomach Until 8he 'Used Trunk's Prescription. u is inaeea graumne: to me and it affords me great pleasure to extend to you my heartfelt thanks On your farm you can have every" convenience to make housework easy which the housewife in the gbneTmd-her-atoma- could reUin nothing, when my attention was called to your ipreto say am I and grateful striDtion. her trouble completely surrendered to" your (prescription, and the rhen matism" apparently completely dis-appeared. ,1 certainly feel justified in recommending Trunk's - oh tlie Farm . . Farrer Bros. Go. - City Conveniences Own Your Own Home -- PER CENT DISCOUNT - Taylor Bros. Go utDr tk V- 20 -- A HUNDRED CLOWNS AND 4. ONE LOT OF CURTAIN MATERIAL CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL BOYS' SHOES . ,. one-ha- Some of the tax money provided by the railroads is used to build and maintain highways on which less competitors operate. Some of these highway transroutes serve as feeders for the nurood.but portation ,. f fhai oVo tinnnow from the rail lines, and rAilroads and their nn WWW IVf(W. vm TlM, trackless t, . are apporuoueu. oiten unjusuy competitors Decernlast in Congress speaking Senator Borah; ' - : . said! ber, con"It wffl fce very difficult to reduce freight rates it we DISCOUNT Ainnyifed. L$15.00 . 016 25 PER CENT v r; . .. ...... .. . i Vim POVKER&IiratT0QL': CfficiaitJkibUc Service ' Prank Taberski, of Detroit tired undefeated pocket blllinrd clmmiiion, ?fmlng hark to the fiiuir to nievt Riilpn ptv;nt chhmp !n 1 - in whlfb ie cttK voted ' ' i will U rsoro -- Every woman's wardrobe should. show variations of the dIoum and' skirt The tailored skirt Illustrated. is of whit a.pai.4. The second Ul ot hea7 crepe, the thlij of crepe black suUa. . , t . ; Sf niuS Buter' lb- rresh Eggs, dozen ..... Cream Cheese, lb. .... ; ,i.. . . .; . ;. .. . .. . 4 .', . : . ; W .35 ,,', !30 and 75 25' ic,'!'""l0 ....... ....... , , 7 , i!0)' Arnr and Hammer Soda7. Pierce's CaWup LUX, pkg. , v. . . . . . . . . ,7. ;..;..t ....... '. t 4 :4 . |