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Show MARCHirl92 9. PKCTt FIX Eggs life FINE OUTLOOK t. BBIMHAU, sUTUKAAT. Stocks: irst laspaeUosj r Following tbalr Am. Metals .' of the mw Plymouth Motor iooal Bullioa plairt, la Dttrott, Big Hill , sales managers of ha company Bing. Metals . to their ttrritoriCl this week Bonanza . extremely enthuaiaatlq concoralot; Cen. Stand. '. RexaU . the quality f the Plymouth ear and Col. Colo. Con. . the sales outlook tor spring. Dur Com--. Metals ing the wet', in addition to wit Crown Ft . nessing modem,- volume manufac Cardiff turing methoda- atrWotrtrwyChief Co managers learned from A. vanDsr-Ze- e, Daly Plymouth gOeral aalea man-- E. Stand iager, of the support aealers will Em. Mines . Emma . rf ,:iv : i - r kk 7 VTTXLS " X4 111 E; Crown Mr. yanDerZee, discussing the m. Tintle Broker Bid. 03 S M ... & k M .10 M M M 1 iS2 .064 SXVk M .02 .04 Pt , Asked. I ,', .01 JM .69 Hcgs: Roeeipti 450, Including 143 a head for tna weal maraet, .uit U uth Baa Franciaco M Wi ...... 1 n. u kt w .11 HU.(w;i.n M to S7-3- d. TIP OF ntrht SERVICES ." 0 "Old-fashion- eloquence-4wuMdledy- t fits 1 ineg " , Studebakefs Ward is making good progress 'on remodeling the old Jiomc at 407 S. 4 W. There are big possibilities in this job. Watch C. H. a f f- 4 - ' hOMMAND'Em , i ' W. L. Mcndenhall has about completed the ne w home of James Worthen on 10th South just East of Springville Road. v :... i' jj v I. ; i, . 1 , St E Have you noticed there arc no houses for rent in Provo? This is a very unusual situation. In Salt Lake City one can rent any class of house desired and can buy most any type of house with a payment down which would pay a month's rent. Provo is in a healthy condition from a building standpoint. I j f m lll r.-:'l- Dr. E. Manaflcld, D. C. Ill 'Now ti the time to get yourcwlf in physical trim for your spring work. And Chiropractic is the method by which you can make yourself trim. Chlitraciic i ui modern, efficient ncanng science that puis your body and mind 100 efficient. Free consultation. April L 2, J, we are giving 3 free to in adjustments to our frlrnda troduce Chiropractic. ' Cull In and have a thorough examination free of charge and also obtain t free treatments. , , i!rf Pit, t TlVer Peter Groneman has commence ed Work on the finishing of the : Grandview ward building. He baT about completed the work on the JVorsley . building. Incidentally .we desire to call your attention" to the class of work done there. The plastering is rather unusual also and will be worth your notice. Brig Muhlstein did it. W i If"' : 1 r , ;" Hit ' I V' ?' '-' 1 5 "V' I . -- J? . K. MANSFIELD, rnotw Hours; HmlqitUt ion to Pm D. C ret I STRAIGHT EIGHT $B5O-I40- 5 5c " One Mr. Johnson o! Salt Lake City has organized a club of boating sportsmen who will place many speedboats of various types on Utah Lake, with headquarters at " - ih these sports. ' t!frnmrrmt!mmsrmtrrmrmaritmrmimmrm!tari i j jji..a.,..,.u..ui....w..i,. where they will be better equipped than ever to do your work. The remodeling jobs undertaken" by the Provo Bet ter Homes association should be an inspiration. to its citi- zens not to be outdone and should set the minds of those whose property could be improved to working along 'lines of plans" and cost of A little money modernizing. wilt do wonders with an. old place and will make one proud rather than ashamed of it not to mention the moral effect on his neighborhood and the city at large. ' The new home of W. A. Spear at 758 Milton Ave., is a stucco job put on by Heber Cottam, the conscientious plasterer. We are told there is not a crack ia it. If you are planning to build look it over. The last few days have turned loose a flood of business. While the season to date has been extremely slow we look for an unusual amount of building now that the weather has settled. Geneva. The clubhouse and. boat house are being constructed at this time. We believe everyone will j 0. A. Tolboe is making good e progress with- - the building on West Center. It looks to the casual observer that the oys are coverin3ralHhcffTound they have a right to. Gray-Payn- Mrs. Fred Taylor, who is one. of the enthusiastic Workers on the home modernization " cam- paign has prepared"!; plan for an exceedingly attractive modern home to be built just south of the- old house which is being remodeled at 407 Bo. 4 W. These two i?Bfe'wm ProTd's demonstration homes and the workers deserve much credit for their untiring effort to interest the citizens in this movement. -- .e Zl II wifflttr E 'A?.','. W.m.-V.-.viiiui.- ..:' The ,T.' JP,'.'. W.y, A Shurtliff, the wide awake builder," was a business visitor to Los Angeles recently. While there he made a large purchase of tile to be cased in the house, he has under construction and under contract. nnam-- V.'.'.".'.'.".yTffr"' ii m T n a hi i riw i i'v; iaii.Aa, Eioht RtoALKoADtTca roa totii-Sttmtmt- - CoMMAMDEa Six Bviinkii RoADtna CouMAMDEa i ia Straight flight,'' suave and supple, or a forthright Six . . . Studebaker's NewCommander the finest motor cars its price ed range ever offered before. on its costlier frame, this successor of the famous Commander which sped z'ooo miles in less than 23,000 minutes, declares its fleetneis and power in every vigorous line. Gracefully How-swu- ng double-dro- p John HaUiday has been mak-in- g some improvements on his home. There is much remodeling or modernizing- - to be done in Provo and we are glad to see anyone recoghiie the possibilities of improving the lookv and convenience of theif home. We are told nearly every day that we have the best line of builders hardware in Provo. We have several explusive lines of locks'and you all know that a good house is often spoiled bv poortardwareTKTHrYover and see for. yourself. ytw;i;!i!!!m:ii;iitnn irv ... V.', ,'.'A .V. i wwyrrfi .'.','. wwrimmm .V. . ft wi ww -a .v:u'. mm ri ri j. :x. Fiw (wotxiwXeth), $13)5. Command Si J f. ' ft in '.i y -- - i .. ' wrtiZiWWW Court, $JJS0. EioinCovri,$!t9S.PriMstlhtftory. Bmpm rndtprntiritxtrt. stout-heart- out-measu- res . WS. CoMMAJiPEa Guy T. N.'l. ' SIX CYLINDERS quarters Get In Line aaugh-te- r ' m fv ' The Big Parade Is On it. TRY CHIROPRACTIC FREE ' 0000 Powell Bros, have their build ing well under way and will soon be occupying their new ' born Friday at the family home. Mother and baby are doing fine. r utny SMQOT'S BUftBING NEWS are-doin- to announce the arrival-o- f aW Pricts at thefactory O home. Mrs.- Thompson was formerly Miss Grace Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Upton Hoover of Provo. Mother and the new arrival g fine. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Strong wish - M W half-brothe- rs " L " - FOR . I- - J - 4c i. '. -- MRS. RA1NER T . along nicely. . Miv and Mrs. John Young of Bqlse. IdahP., are visitors, for a. tew days. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Peterson and children, of Helper, were visitors latter part of the inrProvo the weekr Mrs.- - Peterson's mother, Mrs: Thora Wilson, returned to Helper With them and will spend two 'weeks at the Peterson home. Tljjr.nind MriliergeDwcii Z ' briskie are the proud parents or a ' daughter, born Saturday morning at the their home in Springville. Mother' and babe are doing nicely. - Eltoa Baynor Soderqubtt and Emma Marilda Hill, both of Thiatic were united in marriage by Bishop I L. Nelson of the Provo Second ward,' Saturday morning at- the Tjouse: JfhOTuntycourr - Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thompson "of Los Angeles, Calif., wish to announce the arrival of a son Friday evening at the Crane Maternity j , -- NEWS 1 u -- cin ,: uyvu I hay just received a belatl mt j tlkiel Dm others by eplstl from Doldria Del Rio In pack. signing tpWack Tellen, who U ac- - which she Includes advice for film' X fiwjwclaco , "1"! lt&nmnlmA hv lira Xdlen ftBd the begma&s aa foUows: "Do not Jet jM She 12 H $8l&3; weeks close on medium And two TeUen children . . . India s them make a typo of you.' "Mou Lisa soon wiU monm lot la probably meant "tripe." .It good drivaint, ftUOO. U f IXSQ.,: the moanies or tho1 monies. She is Cattle: ftecsipte WL Including as far as the 4hadrtDf th 1oeellharkerHrH A boulevard police In tranilt to South Saft Franclaoo stricken victim to the nearest drag .06 was market Few early sala steady, odd store, where the old saloon, used to half miles of sheet mnaie It .03 eouoas in "ThU J Heaven," If utter few loU 9.T5; .. . heifers. . i here ba time goo Election and, .14 common cows, J6.25 to $7.00 and between the politicians and installa- like some I have heard ruoenUy, and M common for tion of talking apparatus, Holly H would bo heaven to me. calves, 7J0 to .05 total good wood wirf pulling is something 76. .It . weekjeceipU stcferi higher', other classes ateadv fierce. . . The stage la running "The Erich Von Stroheim is an Amer1.60 atrong; bulk, medium and good Pirate," but will movie managers ican citixen. Although bora in AuU to steers, Idio to $1150; top $12.00 tor have the nerve to put that one on? stria, of aristocratic parents, he apone load; medium and good heifers, . . . HowtVer, they don't steal plots plied for citizenship very shortly .06 to $7; any more; they merely . pass 'em after 'arriving In New York In 1901. M $8.00 to $9.75; common down,$7.25 to around . . . "I want you to know, His first act was to Join Squadron medium, and. good cowa, .75 said a haughty star,, "it takes more C First Cavalry, New York Nation$8.75, lower grades, $4.00 to, $755 bulls, $7.50 to $8.2S; vealers, $13.00 than, a stydjo manager to fire me." al" puard. down. But a humblr cashlejp did it . . ." .08 'AOTi'ila coslfng more than eipect-e.19 I Yet they hire their legal corps TONGUE S& by the year . , . "Tulsa" Tillie wantsj market No sales. .35 ' to know when Beery and Hatton 147H Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdlck: wt're divorced. You are all wrong; .07 e ie like it library owiied by Bn . "They "give ttWaTTmCTKran 29T LeW Tintic 3000 author. In it are a few books 20c; 16,000 em a some of When welcome great B.60 he wrote himself, but most 19o; 3000 ISc. first arrive In Hollywood. But which .06 of them were written for him.' New Quincy-70i $2.95; 400 J the eat 4ateH welcome. can't your you JO Thomas Bell, New Zealand newsK$2i)2i 3A0O-- 9 (im on ... It is becoming more difficult .10 $9.50. North Lilly 250 man, viaitor4-"I- t4 paper amazing to ben raise tAarity fundsthTOHgh 13.00 can be accomplished with an '"ft 6'c. what North Standard-0- 0l) of a not stars let efits. couple Why 180 9000 2000 In advertisement this Park Bingham country. New lis; x pull a divorce between acts? .07 Zealand has adopted .' American 10e. .90 So. Standard 1000 32c. methods and the world is following ' 1.20 37c to 38c. suit." Silver Shield 200 OrJa of our beloved screen .49 Three Kings 200 JElsie McCormick: $1.07. stars lost out because her voice 55 niey-hU$3.95 600 mikifr MinlrjylOQQ ." 15.25 .." : tj) $4.00. wag I' jo weak for dialogue. She .40 UnUsted Stock Sales: married but went hack later for (the thundering simile, are practical 1.10 Park City 500 a tryout "Now you're shout- - ly ready for the last rites," $3.30. JA . run-siz- Urector. .H .... Bt4 ta exclaimed tng Radio picture are trying to boy The Skuli" Moat studios need - meeting, .said. .93 "Tears of association, with auto.' .. .43 mobile' company have familiarised East Utah Gt. West. Mines .04 H these region managers with modern Howell . ...... r methods manufacture, yet Iron King- .. . .68 they were visibly impressed with 324, the new Plymouth plant, and the Kennebec .484 exacting methods employed in Keystone Little .05 May building quality Into this low priced. Lent Tintle .IB car. Leonora M -Watching "the various steps of Magnolia Lead ... .S3 manufacture they fluently com- Mammoth 1.42 H mented upon the way each part Mt. View 05 1 -- lyaaietAad before 44 into the New Qulncy assembled product. !?orth Lilly . ..... 950 . . . . Special interest was shown In No. Stand. . .06tt .28 testing the Plymouth crankshaft. Park King ; M Costly apparatus,, in 'charge of high- Park; Bing. . . ... ly skilled, operators, tests the. bal Park Utah . ...... 11.00 . ance of these crankshafts statically Plutus . . , ,. 1.25 and dynamically ; with great ac Pfclhce Con M io Curacy and rapidity. This accuritty Provo . ..; of crankshaft balance' Is one of the Park Premier 1.17 .48 importanWactora that insure the Rico Argen. . .30 quiet, smooth yefowerful apetft- - So. Stand. - . . Sii Klf Coat. tlon of Plymouth engines. 15.00 .37 White witnessing the tested mo Sll. Shield . .. 1.07 tors being mounted In the chassis Three Kings . .05 05 the visitors were enabled to ex Tin. Central . . .15 .15 amine closely the rugged construc Tin: Standard Con. . Utah . 20 .21 e tion anu rigidity 01 mese Chief . .03 .03 framc'j upon which the safety and Union Victor Con. . .14 . ,10 easy riding qualities of the Ply West Toledo . .03 .03 mouth depend to a great extent West Gold . . . .05 cilihrat4K Easter In t.ie mouorn manner now. (Upper) A aet-ti- p for an Easter breakfast party for the ,06 This inspection through trip trip Min.-. Walker 3.97 .hiMVn Bhnuld Include a decorative crepe paper bttnnv bae to nut circ-- i In. hansfine ah each chair. I.!Hle the 4.00 convinced the managers. Yankee Con. . look. .04 (Right) moreplant .06 voiiilu Fair and Helen MrMlough Rive pointers on how Kaster party KUMts should center than talk' 'salts that could, Zuma Is a little the 14 .15 v mnrK. dworakd with crayon drawines In tlnv modern manner are lovely. In the to is live up to. built Plymouth JJnllstB4 Kteek) nnt dish made of decorative crepe paper and topped by .4 little duck with a new Easte bonnet' name that In it'aW ,j Park Nelson . ... .70 .72 those qualities- - making, for endur- Park 3.30 3.40 ance, strength and rugged honesty Park City Alton . Hopkins and Cora Blanche Galena . :.. 6 .27 which distinguished that band of were Andereon, both of Provo, Sales:' ftOTdaTtmTTtage-iiceTiB- t! in Bullion 1000 Plymouth is so closely associated county court House Saturday morn5c. . -Big-Hi- ll 500 history." ing. 35c 34c; 100 -Bonanzaand C. Mr. 6000 ffl W. Larson and andMrs. c to 10c. Evelyn . Albert Gaylor HuUck were Children of Farmington, were 14c. Marie Troyer, both of Provo, vived by two sons "Austin Peay of Central Standard 1000 Reall 500 6c Issued a marriage license at the hmong the Provo visitors 'Saturday. Arnold Peay, Salt Columbus Idaho, Downing, Point-55Crown lie to 16c Miss Evelyn Russet of Spanish county court house. Saturday morn Lake City, by a former marriage Chief Coh.-5- 00 00 Fork spent Friday in Provo on $3.52; 1200 ing. services for Mrs. Julia her husbtfhd, Daniel Rainer, also Funeral $3.55. . Mr. and Mrs. Boy D. Brown have business. . who died Wednesday the following brothers and sisters': Daly 1000 c. Mr. and Mrs. Wells Biackett of Pcny Rainer, returned to their home in Provo, Mrs. Hattie Mrs. Biackett, Agnes after spending the past two weeks Ogden, were among the Provo visi in Pocatello will be held Sunday McKey, James Giles, Springville, Eureka Mines-400- 0 tors the latter part Of the week. afternoon in the Springville Fourth itranK titles, Wyoming, Ed Giles, Eureka Lilly 100 H$ $1.57 In California. Bullion-130. 92c Miss Marjorle Bichardson, Mrs. Nancy Jenkins and children ward chapel at 2 o'clock. 'Inter Idaho, and Mrs. Alice Knight, Eureka utan low 43c daughter of Mrs. Leah of Los Angeles, Calif' arrived In ment will be in the City cemetery. Caliente, Nevada; 2 half sisters. casi HoweU-1- 600 35c; 100 35c; 200 Mrs. Sam Buckley and Mrs. John Bichardson, underwent an opera Provo last week to spend a few Mrs. Rainer was born, in Spring 37c; 100 38c; W0 39c Uon for appendicitis at the Aird weeks with relatives and friends. Peterson -- and 2 Jim Kennebec2500 33c from the Miss Blanche Johnson is a Salt ville February 6, 1869, and spent her Giles and Alfred hospital Monday. Reports Giles, all of tone-g- oo 1300 49c; 50c. family home are that she tegsLting Lake visitor over the week end. early life in this city. She is sur- - j Springville survive. - BYi WILL ErWINfr j W 1 .48 Con . Eureka Lilly . Eureka- Bullion ot-ca- Market : I Cor-potati- U " Salt Lake Mining PLYMOUTH HAS And not alone in style is this great car now greater still. Comfort pioneered by Sfudebaker, cradles the miles in ball bear ing ease. Safety, and thtetl of safety, are enhanced by lowneis, by a unbreakable windshield, by a steel-cor- steering wheel, by brakes that stroke hurtling speed to a velvet stop. Choose your Commander, Six or Straight Eight Prove its mettle. Andforwhstis unseen what you must take on faith word of Studebaker, trust in the well-keBuilder of Champions. The Commander is the greatest car ever built and sold at its pricel pt STUDEBAKER MODELS AND PRICES The President Eight The Commander Eight The Commander Six The Dictator The Enkine Six 1785 to Cl57S lQJto 1675 13500 1515 $ ia6jto 0 ' , 1395 86dto 164 J ed NMroitittrr CT' St, Prov?, Utah 218 Wesl Center luiniiniiiuiiiiTiii;iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiitiiT!;tiiiiiui;iiiiiiii!U!iii;iiii:nit 1 . |