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Show Y TE3 JOURNAL, Tuesday, June 6, 1922. OTT. CACS3 COUNTY, UTAH LOGAN THAT MAKES INDUSTRY HUM, rrs THE LOCAL DEALER ON FIRING LINE OF MODERN MERCHANDISING HES "Never la the history of Amert- - t eon buiine has the job of netting been to squarely and definitely op to tba Dealer." aayo J. W. Wetting, ton, preildent of the Mathewi En- own me 3 4 a Such cessful late - Activity - In The Nation Work For The " , - , . some-thin- - amount of hustle, energy, t, aggressiveness and good .eommop sens that to being displayed by Dealers to every line to btg, towns and small towns and un to the country village and at the four corners shows clearly and conclusively that the American merchant to leading the world in salesmanship. Wo tako off our hata to ft--- But hereafter t I. u the Dealer must bo recognised as the clement that the manufacturer with. The Dealer 1$ coming Into his own. Wo will see more Intense cultivation of the Denier than aver We will nee manufacturbefore. ers taking the Dealer more and more Into their confidence. Instead of Inspiration talks to dealers we will bear information talks, die thing dealer need most to give should them inspiration. Some folks think the Dealer has to bo cajoled, scared and coddled toto netting. What foolishness! It to no perfectly obvious that the Dealer buys his stock to sell, rents hi store oa the basis of Its sales opportunities, spends hie good money for advertising and Would be do all this if salesmen. he didnt know that hit on big job - J. W. Wentugton, who aaya, "Confide to the Dealer." with the Deal"Lets with us. er and ha will Just give the Dealer a fighting thane with the right merchandise at the rgibt price and you Till win every time." t ' to sell and turn over his stock as fast and as often as he can? "Let u all wake up and give the Dealer da recognition as the most important and influential force in tba whole scheme of distribution. to exam- fated to be an endless cir- ine them daily to note when the cle f good. first mature larvae appear und, The recent war brought home er them. At this feeason of the to this nation as never before year it requires about an aver what a home may mean vahd age of 30 days for larvae to now dearly it should be held, transform to pupa, adult, and then for the eggs to hatch and especially to those who were the larvae to again attack the over seas came the realization fruit. So this spray should be that the nations are built of the applied about 2 days after homes and the greatest unity the larvae under the appear of purpose and unity f ambit- bands. ion rested where homes were In all spraying the tree should owned, not by the few but by be thoroughly covered until they the many. dri freely and all trees should well s 30-3- -- Orchard Spraying i be sprayed and none overlooked, because one tree is capable of producing' a great many worms. Actual counts have shown as many as 7393 on a single tree. Other aids in helping to control this pest are destroying all wor-m- y apples that fall, by allowing hogs to run in the orchard or by gathering and feeding them. Banding is also very effective. As high as 60 per cent of larvae developing On a tree have been collected in this way. Before banding the rough bark should be removed.' Tangle foot has been used very successfully. It is applied with a paint brush mak-- ; To control 5 Codling Moth, which is responsible for worms tioned. in apples and pears, spraying With this as a general basis must be resorted to, using 2 n which to speculate it is not 2 pounds powdered arsenate of possible that the mind of Am- lead to 100 gallons of water. In erica can be removed from the smaller quantities 1 3 ounces ache of its feet if concentrated to 5 gallons; 4 teaspoonsful to on something else and especjal-l- y 1 gallon water. Add the powdif that something else is a er to the water and stir thorcurative agent that is working oughly always keeping it well all the time toward national, mixed. If aiphis (plant lice) are spiritual and economic health. present, add 4 pint of black What is mpn most proud of. leaf 40 to 100 gallons spray mix-most eager to work fcr,,.inost turd orilJeasjxgnful to.Lfca. uiff; a narrow band around the r . t, ' i Y ' trttrik ftd t tfip won 5 crawjmg insistant upon remaining fine and a center for all his own hop The first spray, the important pn this are trapped. This also is es and ambitions as well as one, to be effective, must be ap effective in trapping the woolly Used those he entertains for his fam- plied after the blossoms fall and aphis. If burlap bands are each should removed be unthey before closes. is the It calyx ily? The answer is, of course, day and destroy all larvae the home. The home may be in lawful to spray while trees are tenth them. The overlapping under bloom in as are in bees poisoned a rented flat, it is true, but it ends of the band can be hooked needs no deep speculation or thisway. on over the head of a small finVareful consideration to see The spray should be, coarse ishing nail driven into the tree. shootthat the man who owns his own and under high pressure II. P. Mathewu, into the it directly calyx ing home is far more deeply interPest Inspector. Crop County an elevation, top of ested in the wellfare of his cups, from on waor tank, spray 4 platform A neighborhood, his ward, city, K Thrifty Muse. second spray should be a etateand country. It is obvi -- gon, a rite .verses "If yro advertlVng us then that it will be a good mist under high pressure pur- soup,' snap and cosmetics you'll neier to which cover e of is the pose of tlie Imniortnto thing for these variods political In addition to be known as one Raid the of fruit. the commercial and geographical locations if he the arsenate of lead a Probably not," spreader bard. Neither will posterity write Inbe made to own a home.' should he used. Kayso, a milk dignant letters to the press because We have a period of depressunder several tests, the present generation permitted me ion at present as all know. has proved to 'be very satisfac- to starve." What more creative of optimand inexpensive. Through ism, of. an active labor market, tory New W Knew. the poison is spread usd its of a quickened production, more thoroughly "Why are tliey railed pyramids, and evenly over could be suggested than a genasked George, who was looking the surface of the fruit, which dsdF at a picture of those wonders of eral move to build homes by all much more protection. Egypt. who gives , the thousands of meg This bpray should pe applied , They are called pyramids, my son," should, be building them, buying 3 weeks after the blossoms fall. replied the father, Without hesitation, them, owning them, but who for Third spray should be same as "because they appear amid the genany one of manv reasons are second. The exact time to apply eral desolation 6f the desert" , now renters If a national can be ascertained by banding a campaign could be organized and launched with the support THE PRINTERS DEVIL and of all civic boards cf trade.' real estate boards, organizations of build-erlumber dealers, brick man- ufacturers. in fact every producing group that is a creator of materials used in .building, there is little dcuU but what every newspaper in the country that has the interests cf its city at heart, and that means all papers, would join in heart co operation. , The amount of work thus created would be limitless, the pocket bocks opened uncountable. the trade stimulation beyond calculation and the very business boom thus created in turn would make new individuals capable and willing to build and buy homes and thus go fur- - the irritations men- already , 2-- 1-- 2-- 3-- - J:: 1 sur-fac- . - 2-- , mCKm, - s. ! v " crrALs lb....... ther along a move that Beans few trees with burlay and , j trttly "; a!2' Dealer. The superb faith shown b that much maligned group of sterling merchants so often referred to ns the Dealer has never been fully Service. -- rn' The " mmi The PIGGLY WIGGLY system is known the world qver as the racst ;c chandising ever Invented, and the three big points arc;.. First trcurzl. 1 of this chain of nearly one thousand stores; Second the quick turnover; ( ; 4 lowest operating cost of any grocery stores in the world. The gross jt at PIGGLY WIGGLY stores sre less than the overhead expenses f td-- r C. you consider that PIGGLY WIGGLY has the greatest buy L'j' rower cf try I utors in the world, yeu can readily understand that if seme retail rrttrr r ij 1 less than lor some at other of i 11 Ij ; Lt soap pounds sugar, staples Pirdy bait to get you in his store. And he figures you will fcxy ether iterj ca wF!.i y i t him a big profit. In every city there are merchants that pids Uy c i which they will sell at cost or less as leaders or bait with the lira tlxt Cf t .J r r know the price of any except some 10 or 12 staple items in groceries, txi Crt if I :r i!: i buy these items at a kw price they wi3 take it for granted tkrt t t a r the same low margin. Some people are stiU fociei by this old BAIT I many are not, which accounts for the phenomenal growth cf FICLY VICCLY. the PIGGLY WIGGLY and compare the prices with what other r. tr clrutj C rs. T . L J 8 top at looking for the price ef the items some ether mercExxt ti look for the price ef the items that are net used as landers oa halt cud V( you wUI find you can save 20'! by trading at PIGGLY WIGGLY. All tlrz.. 1 . Cur PIGGLY WIGGLY are regular prices, not specials picked for advert! t::; located at SI West Center, next door to Con. Wagon and Machine Ccr:;iry. COCOANUT AND COCOA Dunhams Cocoanut, 13d Small Kelloggs" Cornflake ........ Dunhams Cocoanut, Vi lb-- . -- I Large Kelloggs Cornflake 25d Bakers Cocoanut, V4 lb. 12d Small Posttoastiss Baker's Cocoanut, Vi lb... Large Posttoasties .... Shredded Wheat Bakers Cocoanut, 1 lb.. Ghirardellis Ground Chocolate, Vi tb. lfid Swans Down Ilezlth Erta Swans Down Cake flour Ghirardellig Ground Chocolate, 1 lb 34d 11 oz. Seeded Raisins McDonalds Don't Boil Oocoa, Vi lb., 23d McDonald's Dont Boil Cocoa, Vi lb 4 2d 11 oz. Seedless Raisins McDonalds Dont Boil Cocoa, 1 lb.. 70d 15 oz. Seeded RsUins 15 oz. Seedless Raisins ...... SYRUP AND MOLASSES JAII 2 Vi lb. Tin Dixie Molasses. - 10d Sun Sweet Fruit Butter, 12 tz, T 1 5 Id. Tin Dixie Molasses .33d 10 lb. Tin Dixie Molasses . - 75d Sun Sweet Apr toot Jam, IS Vi C ; Phez Tres Prune and Apple, 15 2 Vi lb. Tin Temtor Syrup 1 K lb. Tin Temtor Syrup. J... 7 . 30d Phez Logan Berry and App!f, 10 lb. Tin Temtor Syrup 53d Orington Blackberry and A:;:, 1 . Small Log Cabin Syrup 25d Medium Size Log Cabin Syrup. 43d Fhez Plum Jam, 14 oz. Tin Large Size Log Cabin Syrup .LJd Phez Peach and Apple, 14 C3. 1b 1 Lnn Editor Community News ' Sore feet, owned by a waiter, were the cause of a brutal, slaying in an eastern city. A celebrated psychartist traced the effect of the Ion continued irritation that tangled the nerves and unbalanced the judgment of their victim until, upon being repremanded for some , minor lack of attention, he lost all control of himself and struck the customer on the head with a heavy silver dish cover. America today is suffering from sore feet, its finance, Its economic status, - its external al irritations, are all tweaking at their base and how long it will be before we, as a pation, go mad and do things we will regret, may be a matter of spec ulation. To remove some of those irritations is a matter that is op to the individual citizen more than to any organized action on the part of bodies of citizens created for executive , advisory or other purposes. One of the first ways to create contentment, not slothfullness, and ambition, a eew love of state and city, is to , country, cause these units to have g can be of, proud they work for,-fin- d a goal to battle - toward, and "a- reward -- worth while at the end. If these units can be made to do so their united efforts, although carried on independently, will surely react for a greater prosperity for the whole and thus relieve many of sffiMW ' "Farm Light and Power." "And the dealer hae re ponded awbedealer splendidly. Talk aboutbt-imp!y ing asleep! It i to all time we tt at tommy rot! It that foci ana took notica of tbo ip Dealer and Distributor have been and are to the thick of tb fiaht for-- business on tb real - firing 4 Move, If SucWould Stlmu-- r Jobless And Orders For The Silent Factories Can Be Foreseen (By Rex Grover White) ' t to Co, Sandueky0 gineering i o. r. lb. FUNERAL SERVICES OF JESSE E. PUGH Funeral services for the late Jesse Earl Pugh, were held on Friday last in the Eleventh ward room of the Tabernacle, and had a large attendance; ac count of them being delayed pending the reception of the obituary information given below. - S E1R V EJ.Y c 1 ZZZZ1 OURSELF Wngp Ftggiij T ALL H E O. V E R r AND C. n y ' w f 2 V O 'Z ! Being himself a government vocational student at the U. A. C. prior to his departure- - for Fort Lyons, Colorado, for treatment when he took ill, he was given full military honors, six sailers acting as pallbearers, with firing squad and guard of honor, and flag draped casket. The services were under the direction of Bishop J. R. Thomas. The ward choir was in attendance, and in addition, soles were eung by Mrs. D. V. Anderson, Donald E. Sftith and Prof. A. M. : Durham, Bishop W. R. Sloan offered the opening prayer. Those who told, of thf excellent qualities of thfi I dewords of part ed and jaddressedu consolation to , ' the bereaved family were: Terry Smith, a comrade in service. IL P. BaP-beC. W. Dunn John A. Haycock and Bishop Thomas. Benediction was pronounced . by Bishop M. S. Cooper of Mount -Sterling , 'At the cemetery Elder Geo. W. Squires dedicated the grave, the firing squad gave the three volley salute and the bugler tentiofial, but too often it has gfvea t i.'-- z ! ' been deliberate and even will- depIarUL! erica to czt ful, declared Colonel Holp. a lass' Arr 3These false representatives actrcrr j. IfCia and , Americana i cf, America C. I to have decreased foreign travel j0f n-to our shores, lessened the sale U. onel IIz!a June 6 That of honest goods made in the CHICAGO, r5 . S. A., and in some cases - com- have the movie the American cozy frtrvi. pus plicated negotiations on inter- that our ztzti C unenviable reputation of being national affairs Washington l the worst ambassador Uncle To bear out this point of view a hand in the has ever permitted to go abroad, Colonel Holp quoted a state, case cf t is the verdict of Colonel P. E ment made Prof. Walter B. c to i c purporting - lecturer Pitkin of Columbia Holp, the University: doltora, It I ' Visual fq. ithe Society for The American motion picture rrintt f j Sometimes this mis- has. from all 1 can gather from tton era v '; representation has been unln- - both native .and , Americans c i who have been studying it in t i'. Obispo, California where he Japan, China and India, done teens market t i he remained until 1914, when more to blacken the reputation without r. ' enlisted in the U S Navy, serv- of the white race In general and riot, wtz tts c durcoast ing on the Mexican the United States in particular port Yet -- A 'r. ; ing the insurrection of 1914-1all the malice and libel of this has than ten . From there he waa transferred the most savage represent ca tlrtzi. to Asiatic waters, served in Douttlcai th p-- 3 China and the Philippines dur? propaganda. An educated and wealthy wo- inch films h 3 , ing the world war. After he man of Java, who had been deep- what r they Lowas discharged he came tp ly impressed with the American tut t Vv j r .' gan, Utah, to the U. A. G, where republic from her reading, was business, net r docs :. type he remained until he waa taken planning to visit our shores, ac. cocr-trV blewtaps. the C for ; While he here made ili many cording to Colonel Holp,'-- but Jesse Earle Pugh was the friends who etructive r i ( sincerely regretted after seeing film after film with tional eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.1 J. Ar .. p.ctorro f. his illness and death. , hold-up- s, A- - Pugh of Monterey, Califormurders studio wTJ have to robberi4 c and similar fast action" in- time for year nia, and leaves to mourn' his . CARD OF THANKS to t t his father, cidents, she gave np her visit. harm wtich hex already untimely death We wish to thank the many There are doubtless thousands done ahrcaJ. mother, brother, his young wife who was Miss Edna Walker, friends, both military and civil, of such cases. Swafiea was tfca fftoct eo American movies are too daughter cf Wm. Hay Walker for their kindly assistance and Zj t of Wellsville, to whom he .was sincere sympathy rendered dur- raw for the South Sea Island- be baraaaad by a c : I. married five months ago. He ing the recent illness and death ers, recently declared Dr. 10I a tCeyata tnz to tie a. I was born In Montrey, Monter- of our beloved aon and husband, Albert W. Palmer of Honolulu snip teat, workers WC-- 1 oet to rn : : , also for the many beautiful flor at a meeting in Orchestra Halt ey, Co., California twenty-nin- e Orta film misshown earreceived there music. The and the al hia slag Ue aatloa to a ttail.22. years ago, and offerings Mrs. Jesse Earle Pugh. represented American standards ly education . in the Monterey ' Mr. J. A. IDaaescU kaa or faraenf r schools, where he graduated in Pugh and family. of life. They arp often so ob1913. From there he entered William Hay Walker and jectionable that they are stop-pe- d operatlro eraatoertoa tbaa atygC. before they are finished. It uu. Polytechnic school at San Luis Family. Our Went Fcrcii ir: tri Anrica I! n-JtZ- I a r 7i t;j rt well-kno- Edu-caitjo- t:i fr r n.' i ; ccb r.t r. t 6. anti-Americ- an j.rr' v -- t;. i - y trei ' -- BfCbokiSM NihnUm Winaii ui ,r Biyisss Before Fleers r f Tcz" T v AU A "tb WAM cxr T5 V:Z , Vj. A VC3AT-rjr.-J I "(MAMA NOU L'zzt U |