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Show PAGE EIGHT k PROVO EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 1928; ENGLAND'S HAPPIEST TOWN r ' - SILVER END HZ- ,,.. n " m- . " - . . xo This Date in Our American History jyeieac Kicnams , BOSTON. Oct 12 '(UP) Playing the baseline continuously and plac ing hi shots with uncanny ac curacy, Karcl Kozeiun, zecno-sio-vaklan tennis professional, easily Richards at the defeated. Vincent ' " Boston arena. The scores were Only in the third set, when Kozeluh apparently. Jet up, did . Kichards show strongly, 6-- 2 6-- 3. OCTOBER 11 1492 Columbus discovered' land at 2 a, m., landing on Watling Island (San Salvador), one . 1870 ' 6-- 2-- 1912 of the Bahamas. Robert E. Lee, Confederate general, died. Census bureau announced male exceeded population number of females by 3,000,- -. .ooo. . of an The average retail pric An apple contains about 2.5 per auto is $9A3 and the average deprecent water, ciation U36 a year. r Vfe j 5 St& z:Tr JP- J By Will Kogera Well, the Campaign is degenerating into just what I thought it would. It started out to be honorable It was a noble, experiment, but it just dident bring home any soup bones. J At first we was all hearing so many whispers that it began to look like everybody that spoke to you had lost their voice. We layed it to bad colds for a while, then -- we - discovered - that everybody couldent have Phenomona at - its dignity. As the candidate of Life Magazine, l am not running around about the country shouting in everybody's ear, as I said so ably in my acceptance speech." .J. We dident say anything in our t acceptance speech. We dident and at that we said more . than they did. They can always bring up their acceptance speech for that .isas far back as they want their record .... looked into while the campaign is once. --The funny thing about it was that the things they had been whispering was not as bad as the things they had been saying out loud. So they, quit whispering and started saying worse things at the top of their voices. Oh, it's a Gentleman's game??? Everybody is of a "high type" till the time comes when there is something worth while to be little over, then they revert to type. old ; this our But through-ai- r. Anti-Bun- k Tarty has maintained going on. fered.ln yesterday'is scrimmage ' GRID-FEATUR- At the top Js a view ot Silver EndEnRlaiul's "happiwtt village" howlnt tht village hall (left) and its store.- - In the cntrbtlow Is a machine shop employee. The sketchy are of 1 G. Crit- ; mra nis miner, onver r.nu nuiiucni.- - . uui , The company put up a three-stor- y department- - store which Is bigger than those found In most English towns of 150,000 people. Buying at obligatory. thfcM!ySoFe The company now is putting up a hotel which will have a "pub," where the men can go In the v(mtng3 and get drinks of all kinds. f I England. By .MILTON BKONNEK S'lver End always will be self- I KEA Service Writer The men have a liberty in the f.ac- onp-arm- MEN FIND HAVEN T" 'A, .A:-- r ec c CI oCI INPON, ece.use Thev rest of England, because the land to smoke as much for miles - around belongs - to the 7 they please. ' Having hulit the factory; the Crit- - company.' tails proceeded to construct a gar-- 1 den city to house their workers. Roads and streets were constructed Lake and 400 residences put up, substantially built tf brick and concrete In ; Business . , pretty designs. .Tennis courts, cricket fields and a R SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct i eolf rnurse wore laid out. no President Crittall built his own (UP)" According to an announceno poverty, There is no sr toot, no roir. Every family ins a house in Silver End. It is constructs ment by Oscar O. Jensen, chairman n'ce liouse . with garden, electric vi of the same material as the of the Retail Merchants Bureau of lights, bathrooms, and modern con- - workmen's and his nearest ' 'neigh- the Chamber of Commerce, Salt '. , Veniehces. . ..... bor are workmen. Lake, led in the twelfth federal re' The employes can rent a house serve district In increase In busiWantnd to Aid Vcta It all has happened as en after- !nr $2 50 per week, with- - water and ness .during .the. month of Septemmath of the World War. When the electric light free. , Or they can buy ber, showing the second greatest creese of the large cities of the conflict wts over msnv nf the em on the Installment plan by paying ployes of the Crittall Manufacturing j from four to five dollars a week. United States. ' company came back from the army Most are buying.-Out of his own pocket Crittall THE DR. MISSK.S looking for Jobs. Their places has y "You are on the verse of ilong een fiilel, but President Crittall put up a big village hall. tvas eager to do something for It has an assembly and dance hall Illness." "Oh doctoral haven't as much whlclj can ccpmmodfitj6Ll000- - Jefc The company has plants In eons.it is being Jittod up with a money - as you --Imagine:":' ! ee. Maldojvand Witham., On dav Smith's Weekly-r' 7 TrltU'l and his eldest son, V. G. Art IsTfatured g there 'lnlt. vhn Is rmrx'Tlnrr director .On the wall of an ante-rooPhonograph records are now Ci'UsH ard ef-- a bugja-ft-ta-!tln- .t .They are tract of flat farm land, situated sl- - bv the famous artist Augustus thin as a wafer and may be twist' - most In the center of the triangltj Johns. Hung on a line with it are ed and rolled up without Injury. ' formed bv the three towns. oil oalnlings by (!adc Art School The' fastest fish, the Florida ""We'll buy this and build a mrdel student of al the veteran workmen of the concern. covers 80 miles In an hour. factory here," snid the two men. A plant wns Ho "said no done. r trned- to mnnufet--bronz7 rfertcd hnndlos and other fittini far ttoo'i "nd windows. Th name TICKETS ON SALE FOR Silver End was given to It. The rm-- ' irmrnincf in th frntn ? wcrk p'n"nn STADIUM DEDICATION GAME l'nt Al nonrwand from 1 o'clock untiU 5.' The early hour for stnrtlrig was . chosen bv a v te of the vien K. Y. U. vs. UTAH AGGIES ThTi is rn work on S''"--dnnr Rrnda". Silver rind b"at October 29, at 2:30 O'clock . even Henry Ford to the fivo-da' -- Oct. 12 -B- Crittalr nevor forgot that 40 years nco he wfirltf! as a vlllnge black- cnuth, and because he and h's eldest son believe in carrying precepts in to practice, Silver End, In the county of Essex, claims to hi the hap-plctown in the kingdom. Its population largely is made up of men, many of them badly wounded or mutillBted. Th?rc Is not a man out of work. ; T is, irp pllciwpd ;'' li u t i' I 1 ' , I- I:. S. Et G i: it U- - M- 11- " - Salt rt CI i I MPOYEITAFTERAR FROM Records Increase ' 'il.-tut- - . . ON SCHEDULE 12-(- B-i- UP) - A L - L: Mf o: Pi P'- p p B' BL Si !? B State ; Dog fish oil is the base of a preparation Xor4ieeping away mos STORE - .kt'"- rren and Nrt't'.r nf e uffprinR The method Every mr.n. A:-- 1itl"s. b ori'nal. -'i i-'- t At Hcdquist Drug Co. No. i and at B. Y. U. secretary's office. The center section is reserved for season and all five dollar "tickets," The "south and. north 'sections admission $3.00. High school students with their cards, can secure these? 5.00 tickets for $1.00. Ticket and card . must be presented at the gate. 't"t work, is tvs nm-- i ing 4 shillings a week. After gain-- 1 Ing experience a newcomtr is put (riven n rW'!'- rr; It makes all g d o die o o k i ng better. MARKET ; Phonr67; DELIVERY AND PRICES BELOW OATS Quick Quakers package KARO Dark ' Va gallon ............. potatoes ... per basket H :'.. . TOILET PAPER rolls PINK EYE BEANS New crop, 5 lbs. for - . - - Potatoes; ljiMMBMjBMMMMamaBSaMMsWMssMrMHIs!ssssj JELLO r sa 'ft I HUBBARD SQUASH . LYE 43c Two 15c size Cans for BLUE ROSE RICE 2c BULK i CORN PEAS 5 lbs- Lbs. CURTIS FANCY RIPrOLIYES size 19c and Bacon 43c ..25c DATES package SHOULDER ROAST Best Cuts, lb. . . . .. . .- - ..lbs. -. 33t ..43c i ...36c GRAPES CELERX brand package bag ......... ... .", ....... WOODS CROSS CANYON BREEZE Red Mexican LEMONS PANCAKE FLOUR Made of wheat, rye, corn and rice flour. Robb Ross Fancy Standan Royal Blue ... eye j , . . . . .... POP CORN TOILET PAPER HOSPITAL 3 for MATCHES . box carton A 1.33c 24 c ,28c ...22c .18c 25c last et "q 7T No. 3 No. 5 bucket No. 10 bucket .' 18c 31bs.l9c LOIN, lb. . .', SHOULDER, lb. SHOULDER ROAST MUTTON: lb. 1 39C 25c 6 While they 17c ' PORK ROAST 19c , 25 c lba. TOKAY AND MUSCATS . . . . 3 ror38c 3 for 38c Large fancy Sunkist, dozen Large crisp, well bleached, 3 for .22c .- 67c . LEaMUTT0Nrib77r;?rrv NEW CROP DROMEDARY 22c MUTTON LEG ROASTS, lb.!.. . . . . : .. . . . . . . . . SALT BACON, Eastern Corn Fed, lb. . . . ... . . . . .... . . . . 23 c r . i 55c ; ; ..v'' , . x , . . . LARD, 3 lb ,..v . . . . . . BULK MINCEMEAT, made from Sherry Wine, 2 lbs . ...35c s.-f- or I . lb pkg. 47c Pint $1.21 Blue Rose BEA.NS ilb pkg.25c 1 10 oz. 5 POME 1c PHONE 67 I REAL SEAlr Whitehead's Gash Market DELIVERY- - packages 25c Cocoanut ...42c honey :r:3zx:.:-i"- r. BEANS-Pi- nk DUNHAM'S SliREDDD 3 .....27c gallon - PHONE 31 46 South 4th West ALL FLAVORS 49c . WATERMELONS per lb. ... . .. . i . AQr 21c k-.. per basket t . . . . ... . 41c MACARONI 3 packajrps . OATMEAL 9 -- - SeWe YoiiFselS and - Save 21c 3 -- CASH AND....FREE DELIVERY 1H - Hams granulated 48 LB. SACK HIGH PATENT FLOUR "Dclttfery - PHONt Wall Premium RICE 5 lbs. We have another 3 ton of Potatoes for Saturday's trade. .Hringr your own container. . It- ' 66 sack 34 ut Z3 STORE N?2 Regular 50c Premium Bacon, lb. Wasatch Produce Goi ne-T- tn HAMS $2.95 to $3.50 OR WHOLE SLAB SWIFT V2 : - Junior high and grade school children also $1.00. one pirce-"or- h can'" i Their earnings are pooled and Those holdin2seasoiutickcts may call.rat the "sale shared equally, whatevw operation f.itli'inan ut't forma. Not Ion;; ag-- i "ptacM anctsccure their reserved seat" tickets. the weekly wages paid to ea.h mar topped $22.50, which is high foi &mprmHHmmrA fFmmmKiaSSaBBSJBKKBBCBMM 3wr J tia.w niw uvnm i. mtm ""tri . SAME AT BOTH STORES 78 WEST CENTER. 282 WEST CENTER OTAYS ...... . cream. N21 IAJ!FREE a .4. y re in isra ISKfc. ... 195 -- -- ' Borden's Evaporated. t',n1-sclyfa- - bUUib UtXMJfi ; prudish for the com; munity supper use PHONE - THE week. Many Pas t'nlly Dlwblcd Out of SH employe J?r UCU UB U1UC VJ quitoes. --- Swift e VT uoubie-nc- n Parce post packages la Brazil must be marked, "If undeliverable abandon,"1 or "If undeliverabletre-tui- n to sender." YOU'LL y : ' vV - be-m- m 6 8 ni.r.' resulted in severe Injuries to Halfback Ben. Kupstaa robbed Buck-ne- " pf a nlce jootball player this TRY IT ONCE " 'iCKiiiJ ITS BUCK'ELL LOSS roller coaster accident which yeur. prize cooks Made In Logan, Utah one of th terback prospects at Penn thl fall. so made-tjf-cellul- 4f: . . ''. two-stor- - r drills! reeraded (Dummy jcrimmageaignaJ ' and cover practice of under plays .will be the program for Northwest ern , University gridders today and tomorrow. Yesterday ' the freshmen were unsuccessful in attempts GEORGIA IS READY to execute Ohio plays against the NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Oct will play The University of Georgia varsity . The purple team ' . eleven faces the Tale Bulldogs Sat- - Ohio' here Saturday. urday in the featura 4nUrgecUonaJ I ILLINOIS IS WORRIED clash in the east Last 'year the CHAMPAIGN, I1L, Oct. 12 (UP) Georgia eleven marred a perfect season for the Elis by winning a 14 scarcity of ball carriers In- the to 10 Victory This year the south Uilnois university squad is proving erners Sire reputed to be every Jbitj alarming to Coach Bob Zuppket who is sifting his reserve squads as strong. this week trying to find a suitable backfield to start against Coe Col. . NAVY LOOKS BETTER V lege. Saturdoay,Timm and Walker, ANNAPOLIS, Oct 12 (UP) The regular backs, will be kept out of Navy football team looked rather this week's game by lBjuries- Impressive In a practice game against the strong second team yes- MICHIGAN WORKS SECRETLY terday afternoon, which marked ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 12 the final hard drive for the game (UP) Michigan University's Wolvagainst- Notre Dame to be staged erines are holding . their practice m Chicago Saturday.sessions behind barred gates this week 4n preparation foLlhelllt STAR BACK INJURED Saturday with Indiana. It is said a wide variety of plays will be unCOLUMBUS, O., Oct, 12 (UP) Harold Kruskamp, star halfback corked against the Hoosiers.-- . of the Ohio University football team and' the man who was expected to zzA. halcyon la a kingfisher, and be the big gun in Saturday's game "halycon dsys" . are it waa ' supposed that the with Northwestern 'at Evanston, weather was "always peaceful when 111., has been lost to the Buckeye squad because of a knee injury suf- - the kingfisher was breeding. - : . Attentio- n- JUST LIKE FAMOUS BROTHER whose brother, " - r"teV even-accep- RTHWESTERNrCRIMMAOElwfWr"ind E 1 50c 73c $1.45 AT BOTH STOKES The Sixth Ward Primary will sell cakes at No. l and No. 2 ' |