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Show 1Y.CF! TWO .THE EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 12, i RltESSCOMMENT 77 THE EVENING HERALD ' " ' ' "' " " - - - SPRINGVII1E l KIWANISllEAR An Independents eicspaper u second class ,.....,....,v,......k. ....... TERMS r SlBSCtUFTlON. , . by carrier, per moot ....................... . PaUlahat an L "We must "have healthy physical ' menial alertness In huglnest to and 1 iJ 1 V e I I - jf . be auccesHful or of any Importance,' declared I. T, Mackay, maaager of the Salt take City branch ot the Ford Motor company, In a short ad GziTtr thzi dress on Tep" before the Springvllle Klwaiiia club at weekly luncheon at the Third ward amuae- ment hall Thursday evening. " Tcp la literally an American coined word," Mr. Mackay said, "hut at present it Is used very much stand as g whole phrase of the KISCZZXKBSZSSUaZXaZXSCZBIISSBSEaTSKSKM English language, It stands for vigor, energy, strength, ambition, de termination, will power, Initiative, tact and pluck. "Tep' is the thing that la mos eescntlul ta any business.- - A man may know facts, have an education or training, bat If he lacks pep and enthusiasm, he will not get very far In this world. Ton cagLJtell how mueh pep a mJUUmtte talks, the way he carries his ahonldtrs and bead when be, walks; you can tell It by bin dresa and his per sonal appearance and yon can tell It by the war he undertakes to do his jobs. ., '.' " 460 "A man who moves like he had lead In bis shoe, may just aa well -- get out of the parade. There are a few men In every community who have a little more pep than the average and these are the people who do big things for the . ..-- '. cqmniunitv; they are ; the public spirited men who- are always ready .We to back tip and give support to everything that la for a public bene fit and they are not the men who stand 'back and say 'It can't be done. ' "If a manHas lead In bla ihoea be ought to go eomefhere and get electrified." J. M. Nichols acted as toastmaster I Elmo Coffmanl of the evening. lead the community singing. The! attendance prlxe was won by C E. Jones, Committee reports were made j by M. H. Straw and A. L. Thorpe. . ? ... and Ouly daily newspaper ia I'taa south of Salt Lata City; tarfeat tlrS eolation of any newspaper ia t'tab outxids Halt Last City aad Ocdea, Business Office. Telephone , N Editorial Booms, Telephone c.lOt Mouth Organs ; The recent announcement that Professor William Hansen, supervisor of music in the Young university training double reeded harmonicas school, had ordered seventy-on- e for the boyaof the school, should be hailed with delightno. uiuf ujr kik uujo ui ui iiioui, uui uy un parents auso. Professor Hansen intends to have a real harmonica hand i before the end of the school session. Undoubtedly he will continue the idea next year when the innovation should take a firm .hold in the school . A harmonica, it may be well to remark for the benefit of the. uninitiated, is simply a mouth organ. The the mouth organ, as the New York World well says, "ia one of the noblest inventions of man." Decadence and" deviltry entered the youiut feneration when the strains of this lonely instrument grew weak. It was known and loved of old in every town, village and country side throughout America and Lurope, The sun was played to rest, and old folks and little children were lulled to sleen by the meoodious music of the local mouth organ band on the grocery steps or the rail fence behind the orchard. There has been a trreat imp in the musical life of Amer ica, which is not at all filled now by the phonograph, the radio jmd; the symphony- - orchestra. It Is a hopeful sign that the mouth organ is'coming back. May it sweep the country ever more eiiectiveiy man ukeleles or crosswords. Eut, say, don t call it a "harmonica.", ; s - South Universjty Avenue Company), have nibved to ' ; , i . ; y .Of eourae If a tree nueda an op-- . eratlon. Iavey opeiutea. ile faaa to be something of a general AUioal metliritie ia younx- .lt Iman'Ljrvaclied tbe aiage of much But In the main, n acetne to me that Davry prefer doctortng- 4o the knife. Uke nsoet bxk doctors, be coo. cerna himrvlf principally with what his muienta eat. dopending little on drugs. - bread and butter, meat TREES'potatoes, cake, and Ice erranare the soil, wtm a lit. tie flavoring and a few relishee which thc absorb from the air. 6o. as a tree dletlcUn.'Itevey atul-- ' iee the soli ara cold AmXKAX tarnera Micgeatloa of ! la ereaaed crop prodactloa Juat now. With a surplus already or what Oavey calla aa Apparent surplus1 ihey ask. -- Wy, raiaa norer Our Present day prvd lew- .- they say at the Agricultura department, "ts one of narketinir. Productioa will take car of itself "But our Increasing opuav tlons Davey argea. -- Woea w reach the aubsbitenc Umit what -then?" That will be a long time.-anssoma "Ua-- than a arener. ation. Judging from the past." su Davey. la any owa abort Ufa I have aeea farm aftar farm abandoned, exhausted, that la my youth produced axcaUeat cropa a Phone but 0ntepot SAVE MONEY West Center. 450 Phone Good ods r. , ' 8 an expert, then. Dovey tpolnU out that very little eeU remains on earth mhia. iant already being farmed. As for this country; "ail the land available for Cultivation and not now he snya "is ahont uninl to the state of Illinois. When this cuttl-vated- iaT 1 Small Del Monte Pork and Beans, stock up, 3 cans 22 2Dc can sliced Pineapple get your share, 2 cans for 25 Peter PanToilet Soapreal goods, 10 bars for,, .25 . .25 20c Can Mab, extra special, 3 cans for Powder 22 ,.; Large pkg. Golden Rod Washing abundant productlosi which is not umier cultivation now the South Am. Icaa valley of the River I'iateJ And that ia being settled rap. .. 4 idly." i h. ways will be well ted. this wtu coma a coon try ot tambia for tha poor. Aa abuadanoa of cheap far. Ullaerar Davey waa dlscusalne tha Importance of Muscle Shnata developmeat. "That's our rased. lt's Door tniw-- m)u Hasey. "ta neglect tha tnteatioa of ybur your food aappiy natll yon begins ta atarva." It? The troubles, of the world are chiefly imaginary, but Imaginary ills are the hardest to cure. Famous detective says women are are doabl poor tnveatliaMra. Ws-saIf he. M married. Don't worry about the futura ot radio. Every Intant haa static curing ila first fow years. Can you Imagine' the surprise m a Doston wotnaa when a Jury fount her husband perfectly aaae The more "we "see oiclurcsof Hin liiHOurg- the better we like Pershms Ahaat: 0 tew of eusar aboard a freighter, smelling Just lib a husband waa making candy. ' , Bfeb ......... 25f 30 - for. only, lb. . ALWAYS GET YOUR Grade Flour Ona tells as tt la better to than be.mi hanety. ICopy right, !. KBA Sarvlce, laa. , ''MONTHLY PAYMENTS: During this sale we are giving you the advan tage ot our .Easy rayment nan. A convenient down payment and the bed will be delivered to your home the balance can be paid in easy monthly payments. You cannot possibly afford to be without one of these beautiful Brass Ueds at such low prices and easy terms. V ' 151 N.U.Ave. Phone 114 -- V Buy a Deluxe Bed Spring for Your New Bed Pixoh-Taylor-Russ- - Co. ell "THE ONE PRICE HOUSE" NEPIII SPRINGVILLE I PAYSON He--"The maonger bas sent Italph Craven sSys at that the horse over hasn't much of an advantage .for him to find out what he was Now they're calling tt the "X- - some ieople that could be men- - laughing at" word puzzle." they think it is tioned. ,--"Whcre do "you pet that stuff Is going to be as permanent as Xmas. -Sum Kop hiis jndslng from the no longer a rebuke, says Lloyd 7; L, 4 ;" One little furnlslied dwelling, amount of hot salesmen's Harris, but the sign ot a budding r One fond hope ; only one ; . must made of friendship. be exhale, they lungs But now the nurse ' asbestos. , A "Two" and the siwll is done. . One sign I'd like to see on every mail box alInnocent bystanders.. are not A New York woman puts on a these vnles and hills, Throughout run at A hunger strike becntise the courts ways innocent They often sign xcadlng something like this: won't grant her a separation from breakneck speed to be on hand at "Kindly post no bills." . her husband. Wonder what's the the place of danger, matter with her husband? Iteckoij In life, as In the game of poker, v Musical Comeily. it isn't what you have that' counts; be wears epatst : v they putting that poor it's what the other fellow thinks, ; A horse you have. . '. standing up, but juun.mir. for, langhingf. No. Io - -C- . f ; ' . ean-slee- p MILK pailk" ' qaart Elmer Ivle says people who live shonld not open milk bottles with their thumbs. In spring suits ,: 7first AttUude. " 1-- 2 15c pint ......... ... MilK Canned any kind, 5c and ..... Tipping can be absontely stopped when everybody is perfectly satisfied to be treated no better than 10c VaifrtER - Banquet Cherry Hill Butter, lb. . Timpanogos. ' - 50c ..50c Butter, "lb. Separator' ..HUb Butter, lb - Aft . AVasatch Butter, lb. 45c ...... NUT BUTTER Nucoa lb Wilso fb. 30c ..... 29 c .... CHEESE Cream Cheese :30c tb. Pimento Cheese Dkg. ". . .. . .. Strong Cream Cheese v. per lb. .".,...'.... -- Sirloin Steak lb 21c 21c llamberge'r or 0Rf Pork Steak "Sausage, 2 lbs. . . s . . ZwG Cocoanut fresh, lb." , i ' Seedless or Seeded Raisins; pkg. . . . . .P. - G. Soap .40c , butter, lb. , "What do you think your boy is going to be when' he grows up?" Well he has the makings of a poet he's always complaining that ' .. he's hungry j . Cream; Mary had a. cheesecloth suit, Her skin was wondrous fair And when it came to Venns form .Qur Mary jure waa there, She wore It down the street one day. The sight was awful shocking For all who dared to look could see That Mary rolled her stocking. MORNING SPECIALS ' IVEjDIsESDAY Fresh Cherry Hill Dairy JJ o City. Feed. Store gains d rrisefighters lead a - hard life. Kid McCoy may be sent to the pen and Jack Dempecy got married. STAR HARD WHEAT FLOUR tir Tied Twenty Years After. . Slower, sllpntly. she yielded to his fond embrace. The great red down In approval. A pioon ho clasped tier In bla ann4 anif pressed 1ttw"0TrterTiptuTned tips, she softly mnrmnt-p(To be Contlnued-- J I. v Hay, Oats, Whole Barley, Steam Rolled Barley, Cracked Barley, Steam Rolled Qats, Chopped Oats, Wheat, Mixed Chicken Feed, Millrun, White Shorts, and Low :U'i 8ho--"Ar- e The girl who can be had, for yie asking, says O rover Miller, usually spends all of her life waiting to be - .. asked, v Yoa cant be wtoe tn all ways Even a wisdom tooth haa lt aches' ' 9 ty"Wirpkd"IIerring,exarTine, Bacon, whole Breakfast - worry about vhatl ta BUT why future, antn we come t Birds builduig their nests seem happy. They don't try to make them larger than they did last year. . OFFICE CAT i.. One advantage when ha ia too laay to work he caa thmk he is thinking. , ..... 2 year. Mr. Weight will teach bac teriology, filling the vacancy caused Ogilive, by the resignation whv. is going east to pursue lug medical studies. " Mr. Weight haa won an enviable reputation in bis line and recently has been working with the state board of health in conducting a state-wid- e milk survey. - lie will leave a host of friends In Provo who will regret to have him leave, but wish him well In his new field. I They are Brass tieds of, hiah aualitulTIieu are bia beau ties! Eight models for you to choose from. A narticular stule for every taste.' It is an opportunity of a life time to bima big genuine Brass'Bed that, sells ordinarily for $33.00 aVthe unusual mice ot sit j&. ' - " -- Get yoiir front teeth all tightened BP tor corn-otheob season. match" r .... 4 "Most of our pipe dream art "Wonder . where, we can ftnd " ....... .V, 11 Shredded Wheat 10 Utah Asparagus, lb .5 Utah Radishes, crisp and tender, 2 bunches. . Green Onions, 2 bunches . . .10$ Large solid Head Lettuce Old Potatoes, lb. ..20 Fresh Tomatoes, lb. Black Figs, extra low price, lb. SDatrhetti. fresh stocks big value, 3 pkgs. for. .19 19 5 Seeded or Seedless Raisins, 2 pkgs. for.... 15 that, aa required, tta nroduclMtw 8 Large size Devifed Meats, 2 cans may be Increased. i X size pkg. QuickQuaker Rolled Oatstiinit23Large XXherwton. tnmtgh tha rich al. Iff - Lowest Price 446. fresh Ranch Butter; all you want, lb..."... .36 out." eon-- 1. tlnuea Davey. "w must intensify. Much T of "Nhm exhausted hyid can be reclaimed That which is unexhaasted must be safeguarded from axhaustioB. liavey. Yes. but whereas a plant like a stalk of grain requires cubic inches of soil, a, tree only auu-es cubic yards. It follows that ltavey has to eo Into It mor. doeply In the literal oa wen thu flguratlKe- - aeossi than aimo. anybody, except a. miner or a prospector driUinr to oil. Thns wbaf he knows about the sell ia the last word. .' rr-Bar- Jesse Weight, teacher of botany PROVO and zoology at the Provo high school, has accepted a position on the University of Utah faculty, and will assume his new duties at anybody else. the beginning of the next school SPECIALS ALL DAY WEDNESDA'y, MAY 13 " A 8 t't rarmers studv ths anil, inn tui Daveys study hits tn h thorough than theirs. For a treo Has BUCh an annetite! "It's nnlv Wy plant, "after all." oljiwrvft. Factory Gloseout Means Unusual For Utah County - GOESTOU;0FU. BUY FOR CASH - They Are Going Fast! 1077 SAMUEL KOPP. , capable-- r ... BBnCCUlIIIKBUlIfKSXfEiaiIIElIIIICSKEBI JESSE WEIGHT eat;.wT-a treh XX elsewaer.- - artrue the op. Umlsta aQ the IHvey. --there remalna worW,-respo- - Eight Models to Choose From MrOMlfBiltl in-t- AT . . Bed.--- that you would 'pay. $33 for Elsewhere . - anew .location BY CHARLES P. STEWART additional land Is reduced to cutli-Wkthere win U ao aora."' NEVSmlce Write ..: Beautiful Brass h h-hU , , here we will be pleased 'to meet ojiriaity. friends. "I sMi IJJj J X (Formerly with the Gity Tailoring .11 .TTTASillNGTON Ohio y Martin U Davey esumate or. a he put B. (tucsso that America could duu-- , ble her farm production if abe tried. jFVw farmer, even, hae atudied tlie.auil aa iiax-ehaa He ran inn is if a "tree surgeon," 1 flunk "trw eortor' fit better. with the emphasi on "tree dictet. ti DOES PERFECT WORK, JL I. - Cleaners and Dyers omm x ;' , - OXFORM . (H- L WHY PAT HIGHER PRICES? .t. ...... ; i -- ............. ' T'rlataaf,,.' - " V- . w D Otxrvces tortus 7tc slbundante hffcra K. K. A. Servlca. . - ' - MAXtot Delivered rJeUvered by carrier, per year. Ia adraare. ,. Delivered by mall in Utah roeaty', per year, la adraBx...... ...-$X4- 0 Delivered by mall In United States, ouUide I'taa cowry, per Tar. In advance ,.$-......4. Member United Preas Newt Service; ' VJ r WASHINGTON NEWS F, T. Mackay. Salt Lake Ford Manager, Gives interest j ing Addres- s- matter at tha puttofflce la Prova. Ctaa, Win. EL Horaibrook kl ' TIMELYEDTTOPJ.'JS TALK ON 'PER' tstablUhwd m weekly ia lS5d: a a dull; U tvmlxix except Saturday, and BoaUy aaaming: rural awning edittaa every eaorniug except- Monday. : Published la the. Herald saUdlo M Boat First West Kml, Provo, I'Ua, Entered !" EMTO&ilAL IPA mm NEWS FEATURES ' 195. 40c 7 bars ,.50c CO- -1 ;O0C berries, 2 cups. '. " " ..... OCT ........ ...J5c ........ ::i;iOc iozen Grapefruit eadh Lemons dozen , ' FLOUR Jd Hoover's ' Straight Grade Flour, bag of fff) Qfl tPZiOU 48 lbs. . Bag of C1;0C r : apliZu CASH'AND CARRY MARKET 4 ' 464 West Center Ve are open until 8:30 Saturday ,MZ CCJ bag Graham, 9 lb. bag White "or Yellow f GuU Corn Meal v. . : .' VEGETABLES. . Turnips bunches Carrots bunch 10C ' : 2 j Onions, bunches Potatoes ' p . IOC I. 4flJJ lUC 4JJ ' I UC S oia, ib. iC' JC ' Lettuce 03 C head Hindrxiarsh Phi UUC "dozen 7.;. Small oranges, Germade, 9 lb. STRAWBERRIES Fresh Oregon o'plock ORANGES 48 lbs COFFEE Brandenstein'g Jr. Coffee, pkg. ... .. .. M. J. B. Coffee . lb. can v ' Large oranges ;- - fj1 ;......:......gC ft |