OCR Text |
Show t, jtiii. sV jK y A' Health and Economy An exceptional blend of the food elements required by the body is contained in -- If you have not enjoyed the delight to taste, and the better nourishment which thousands have found in this the test now; fbodj-mahe - , Sold by all grocers r'' " A pair of unusual grafters appear In Pauline Fredericks latest Goldwyn photoplay, .Bonds of Love," which will be presented ai the Columbia theater, o Wednesday. Their alms are Tior no velrbut thelr means for obtaining them are as vecious as they are singular. The sister and brother of Daniel Inc GOOD COAL Panther Kin; WEDNESDAY , SMOOT & SPAFFORD PllOM 17. Coionades, -- Book Cases kitchen Cabinets and all kinds of Cabinet ntQ Work; also Funiiture Repaired. Phone 554-- J. Shop 335 West Center Pu?L frld Thursday and Friday FREDERICK Bonds Ltmm nf ' Utah Timber & Coal Company JESSE MANAGER. Sfcarin off y - love PRINCESS Road. Perhaps no screen player Is more popular or has greater ability than Gladys George, the charming leading woman who supports Thomas in his latest Paramount picture, The Easy Road, which will be seen at the Columbia theater Saturday. Miss George made her debut In motion pictures about a year' ago. Born at Patten, Maine, she made her Initial appearance on the stage at the age of three with the Poll Stock Company at Waterbury, Conn. Some of the most notable productions In which she appeared are "The Betrothal, and "The Better Ole," In which she played "Suzette, supporting alternately James K. Hackett and DeWolf Hopper. . In lh6 films she waaleading woman for Charles Ray In- - "Red Hot Dollars. Easy Street, in which she supports Mr. Meighan, is an adaptation by Beulah Marie Dlx of the short story by Blair Hall. Tom Forman dl. rected and others In the cast are Grace Goodall, Arthur Carew, Maxine Elliott Hicks, Lnra Anson, etc. New Yorks Womens League cared for nearly 10,000 suffering animals last year. rnt nwvu SA, Clever Actress Has Leading Role In New Picture The Easy Mel-gha- Clear Creek Black Ilawk ORDER TODAY v COLUMBIA"1 The Sin That Was His also Gladys George In Tom THE KIND YOU WANT Standard Castle Gate . William Faversham in Cabots dead wife have been In his home since her death Inliving fact, the woman haa managed the establishment - and the brother has been a handy,spongy sort of Individual, whose presence helped to pad out the emptiness of the large living room. Together the brother and sister planned their brother-inlafrom marrying again and to Ingratiate themselves In hla favor so that their lives might be made soft and comfortable. To this end, they decided to keep the memory of their sister ever green In the thoughts of her husband. They consecrated her former room aa a museum, and spoke about her on every possible occasion, The plan worked for about a year, when a new governess wa engaged for the dead wires little boy. And the spontaneous affection which sprang up between the two convinced the husband that his little boy needed a mother. Despite the machinations of the grafting brother and sister-inlato blacken her character, the little boy found a new mother and the social grafters lost their names of Meighans Support . ' Tonight sustenance. , Battle Creek, Michigan tt THAT 't.-- 'plf w Alnde by Company - - PROVO POST, TUESDAY JUNE 21,1921. w A package serves many meals Always ready -- no waste There's a Reason lor Grape'Nuts Postum Cereal 'I"'- -! Goldwyn Story of Social Grafters At The Columbia Try this Food for -- " Vv. Tonight Wednesday and Thursday HARRY T. MOREY ALICE JOYCE In In The Flaming Clue Cousin Kate IF 1&WiDlGc Uteifisirndf, ' .v' ill? Eridayand Saturday n, OUTSIDE THE LAW A Joke That Recoiled .propriated another for his luggage. The Beginning. "Ah, he murmured, Its a grand j thing to be born clever! Now I wish A young man was walking np and theyd start." , Hey, boy. down the platform of a country rail- j By and by the station master put "YessirJ head In the door; are yon the road Junction In England trying to ,ki8 Tell the typist to start powdering see a car that had a vacant seat. He smart 'young man who said this car wasnt going? didnt find It, and assuming an ofjher nose at once. Ill want her to take Yes, said the clever one, smiling, dictation In five minutes.ficial- air, ha walked np to the last Well.L said the station master, car and ' announced In Stentorian tones: "All out here; this car Isnt with a grin also, "It isnt. The brake, Dont believe everything you hear man heard what you said, and,he untoo mucb of U Is true. going. There were exclamations loud and coupled It. He thought you were a Also, tbe evil that men do lives deep from the occupants of the car, director. with them. hut they all piled out, and made their Only about 11 per cent of New way to the cars ahead. The smile on There are about 800 charwomen the young mans face increased as York States girl workers are mememployed in and about the Canadian he took possession of a seat and ap- - bers of trade unions. Parliament buildings. - ( HARMON, 160.West 6th. Norik lL . Phone 232 CASTLE GATE CLEAR CREEK . . . KING BLACK RAWK . ROYAL STANDARD V' LUMP, NUT AND SLACK Kindling, Lumber, Shingles, Roofing and Cement A Square Deal to Every Patron I 0 A L BERT BANDLEY HORSESHOEING AND BLACKSMITHING Satisfaction Guaranteed 22 South Second West. Phone 85 Daniels Auto Wheel and Body Shop ALL KINDS OF WHEEL WORK Solid tiro wheels cut down and made tor pneumatics. Bodies made to order. Loose and squeaky wheels tightened. Broken Spokea and Split Felloes replaced. Demountable Rims for Fords. ALL WORK GUARANTEED A. L DANIELS, Prop 410 W. Center PROTO, UTAH PROVO COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK Capital Stock Paid in $100;000 Surplus Fund $100,000 Reed Smoot, President C. E. Loose, J. T. Farrer Cashier J. A. 3uttle, Asst. Cashier . G.. F. , Richmond, Asst Cashier. Our growth is accountable to at least two tl : igs. First, .the confidence the people of this community Lave in this bank, and second, the service that has brought about that Vice-Preside- nt confidence. We solicit your patronf.ge. - . ; 7 - --- Utah Weekly Industrial Review EXAMINE AS Beaver Work begins on Puffer lake auto road. Eureka Rainbow and eastern brook trout to be planted In Fish T.ake Prospecting and thorough testing of extensive holdings of Utah Placer Mining Co. located on Grand river, near Cisco station, commenced. Salt Lake Test runs of volatilization plant At Salt Lake station of bureau - of mines - being closely watched by mining men. This volatilization plant situated at University of Utah, Is first installation to be made as far as known, in the world. Ogden Plans for upbuilding of livestock industry discussed. o Salt Lake banking in terests organize as "Utah-Idah- o Joint Stock Loan Bank with $250,000 capital stock. Post office opened at Bryce Canyon to accommodate tourists. Salt Lake Leonora Mining Co. plans development of high grade asphalt beds north of Great Salt Lake. 8 acres leased and complete equipment being shipped. Moab Colorado Radium Co. closes, men. laying off forty-fiv- e Park City mine production increase from 993 to 1097 tons for week. Eureka Tintlc ore shipments show slight decrease for week. American Fork Cement work on lower Provo road progressing rapUtah-Idah- . idly. Brigham City to have new municipal power and light plant Work of laying pipe line In canyon progres. sing. The number of swine on farms in Mountain states shows decided increase from 1910 1920. Salt Lake Galena Mining Company resumes operations. Rich ore reported at American Leasing Cos, property In American - - Fork canyon. ' - lrriga- - Logan ' tlon district receives favorable' Petersboro-Mendo- n se- ' . ' ' $25,000 bridge over Santa Clara rlv-e- r completes "highway between Modena and St. George. Fillmore City Extensive sidewalk-pavin- g program to begin soon. Eureka Apex Standard Co. Increases holdings, purchases controlling interest In Tintlc Zenith and Tintic Eastern companies. Preparations being made to add another shift. Termonton Perliminary street pavction. ' ing work begin. Utah Lake.higher.lhan at. any .time n since 1909, which facilitates of surrounding land. lrrl-gatlo- Plans for completion of Ogden canyon paving June 17th made. St. George Ice Co. to operate creamery. Salt Lake Surveys for construction of 130,000,000 , gallon reservoir above Pleasant valley In City Creek Canyon to be made. Cost will be approximately $160,000, of which $95,000 Is available. Salt Lake Morgan cutoff road pro- ed by .us, We challenge you to discover the slightest thing to criticise. Youll find no buttons missing, no torn button holes, as for the laundering and Ironing youll have to admit you never saw better, If as good, Make us prove It by doing soma work for yon. TROY LAUNDRY CO. SAVE . MOHEY-B- UY FOB CASH Samuel Koppso w. Cent., Phone 446 Cash and Carry System. Lowest Prices. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE - ad WILL the shirts and collars launder- posed. Salt Lake Granite school district reports $564,020 budget. Bountiful plans Irrigation district. Salt Lake Candelaria Mines Co. to begin construction, of 150 ton cyanide mill on property. Good crop near American Falls. Gunnison Sanpete Drainage District completed big asset to valley; nearly 3,000 acres reclaimed through building system, approximate cost, $105,000. v Ogden Work being rnshed on South ern Pacific trestle. To complete redecking of 16,000 feet across Great Salt Lake by July 10. Brigham City Danish people complete new modern hall. Mantl woolgrowers sell wool clip at from 15 to 20 cents per pound. Vicinity growers own about 75,000 sheep, producing yearly about 600,000 lbs. wool. Contract let and work 'to begin Immediately on part of state highway from Ogden to Hot Springs. Payson New drinking fountains installed on main streets. Vernal Honey . prospects good In Ashley valley. Salem has new community park and playground. Labor situation around Provo brightens with annonneement of Immediate paving of road between Pleasant Grove and Springvllle. Bids open for laying of cement concrete highway to tracks, and also for completion of superstructure of City and County building. One of the remarkable discoveries of the last' few years Is that when wages go np, efficiency comes while when wages come down, down, efficiency goes np In greater ratio. Northwest Mining Truth. A radical change is being made In the curriculum of. many high schools. American history, civics and a knowledge of American Institutions is being given more attention and foreign languages are of being made elective-instecomplnsorv. This Is a move In the right direction to develop a sound American public consciousness. YOU WEEK ENDING JUNE 25, 1921- .lbs. Sugar 70 sack High Patent Flour 1 II 6 lbs. New Potatoes !! IIIIIIIIIIIIIII-2- 5 2 lbs. Fresh Tomatoes III II III .351 2 lbs. Butter Cup Creamery Butter 2 sacks Germade 85 2 sacks Commeal 2 sacks Armours Rolled Oats I l05 4 cans Eagle Brand Milk I 195 IIIIII can Catsup, Springville IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISO can Snowdrift 81.55 3 cans Pierces Catsup, small sizeIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII27 Large Glass Grapelade 35 can M. J. B. Coffee III I S2.29 2 dozen. Fruit Ja t Rubbers IIII Pint Fruit Jars ZIZ ZZZ'IZ I "IIsi.OO ' Quart Fruit Jars I Z I I 1 11.25 Half Gallon Fruit Jars I 10 bars White Flyer Soap ZZZIIIII IZ ZZZZZZIIZ ZZZI 45 10 bars White Naphta IZZ ZIIZ III III Soap 69 12 bars Creme Oil Soap 2 large pkgs. Golden Rod II 145 Washing Powder" 10 "70 48-l- b IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIG5 IIIHII'IIIIII05 8-l- ! b. 5-- lb i ! 115' 'I JSl65 IIIIIZ "87 MORE FOR THE MONEY NO CHARGE. 450 West Center NO DELIVERY. St, Provo. - |