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Show PROVO POST, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 ISPRV OPOST 0gAL, PBOFBSfllU ,1 Ji attention Provo's Popular Newspaper" Published Each Tuesday and Friday By , THE POST PUBLISHING COMPANY Phone 13 125 West Center St. . NEPIH C. HICKS J A recent issue of The Post called to the fact that a bottle of soda water or root beer can be purchased at Vivian park in Provo canyon for five cents, while at the Timpanogos ..Editor and Manager ball park one must pay ten cents for a similar FOR DRESS AFFAntg AT WISCONSIN shirts and collars nxusfb ,v solutely, Immaculate." Nothi. less than absolutely laundering can be toleratel We make a specialty 0f ku7 ilase laundry, work. Send or iress skirta tore with eoafl. lencc that when you come rear them they will b (0a4 (ust as they should, be a4 y rou would 'kaVothem. SUMMER SCHOOL ProfMaor Walter P. Cottam of tk drink. Entered at the postoffice at Provo City Utah, as Young Univurzity, who is Brigham We are now told that an ice cream soda that lu attendance second class matter. this summer' at the costs eleven cents in Salt Lake costs twenty-tw- o state university at Madison, Wls. is highly pleased with his course of Subscription Terns cents in Provo. . One Year . . 1105 study there. He is doing his major 1.M v People who ;want to boost Provo, and, Provo work with Professor L .R. Jones in Ksfcths Professor Jones plant pathology. .75 merchants find it hard to give an acceptable was Three Heaths also the major professor of Dr. explanation when asked by their visitinjg neigh- M. P. Henderson of the B. Y. U and bors why the "holdup" prices. As a matter of when he learned that Professor Cotstudying ' under Dr. e fact, no acceptable explanation can be made. tam had been e surroRT a home ixdvrbt bt sub. took Henderson, spectaj pains to ' e "Holdup" is an ugly word, but it is com- make his stay at the e soiuBnra now university both monly used in this connection, and while the ex- pleasant and profitable. - WhilePro-at recently on a trip west. pression may be ever so ugly, the act itself is Ogden OUR CANYON ROAD. Jones called up Dr. Henderfessor even more repulsive. son by telephone and stated that he If there is any reason why the people of was pleaesd with Professor An indignation mass meeting, to which our Provo should pay more for these things than work. A federal employee, Daniels Auto Wheel and Body S&op county commissioners should receive a special people have to pay elsewhere, we hope the dis-- P. R Jones, who is associated with - has left Wisconsin the university,exinvitation and be given an opportunity to pensers of these goods will use the columns of the care of his plant disease cultures ' ALL KINDS OF WHEEL WORK plain to the citizens of Provo and Utah county The Post in setting forth their reason for the with the B. Y. U. man during the , j I why Provo canyon (designated by some as advanced price. Otherwise we, with hundreds formers absenoe from the state. xna.de tor pneumatic, Bodies Solid down wheoli and tiro cat nufc rclieved of h, mere sheep canyon) ahould remain 4444444444444444 town. of .h-Price- d m, : to order. Loose and squeaky wheels tightsnsd. Broken Spoke 4 4 trail rather. than a paaaable hijhway, ha, been GROWTH OP ADVERTISING 4 Split Felloes replaced. Demountable Rims (or Fords. suggested by a number of prominent citizens TAXES WE DONT MIND. People who follow business 4 and taxpayers of Utah county. ALL WORK GUARANTEED developments must have noUced Whether such a meeting would awaken the how the size of newspapers has Having had a chance to count up the dollars A. L DANIELS, Prop 414 W, Center. in recent years. Many 4 PROVO, UTAH county commissioners to the realization that the people have paid in the way of taxes on such 44 increased used to run twelve 4 sheets that theater as toilet soaps, cigars, cosmetics, public sentiment is strongly opposed to their things 4 to sixteen pages, have been us-- 4 ice cream sodas, etc.. Uncle Sam pre- 4 ing eighteen tickets, to twenty-fon- r or 4 "false economy policy with regard to this road tends to be shocked at. our, extravagance. He 4 more for the past two years. 4 ' remains to be seen. discovers that more than $500,000,000 has been 4 Many others tothattenused to run 4 about eight During the past two weeks thousands of aupages will 4 as taxes on what he considers luxuries; 4 4 now commonly print twelve to 4 tomobiles have travelled through the canyon paid in , of enter a to he campaign upon proposes 4 sixteen. This Increase is due 4 and none have escaped the battle marks of bad and to teach us the practices of economy. 4 largely to the tremendous in- - 4 reads. There is no doubt but that' the damage educationbewhiskered old gentleman with the 4 crease in the amount of adver- - 4 The done to cars during this period runs into thou4 Using. vest and the 4 the 4 There are no figures avail- - 4 WHEN YOU ARE IIUXGRI sands of dollars. Autoists from all parts of this Striped trousers, exus is in judging 4 able as to the most Important 4 right and other states are heard to say: "You have plug hat doubtless form of advertising, that in- - 4 and want something real good travagant. But just what would he do if we 4 serted a beautiful canyon, but oh, what roads 1" 4 by retail merchants in 4 to eat, just come here. The ewould with How he the werent? money get In touching on the question of giving us a 4 their local papers. Every news- - 4 xcellence of our food, cooking on ,, paper publisher could give his 4 better canyon road, a member of the board of which to run the .government and to carry and service satisfies the mod own figures, and they would 4 and to start campaign? of edu-- 4 county commissioners argues that it costs investigations We supply our caBe8 particular. a. m8t we didnt indulge in Juxuries ani payj 1?rg?J aptn money to build roads, evidently forgetting that cation, if with llbefSf quantities ot are approximately cor . it costs money to repair damaged automobiles, taxes on them? Economy is all right for the choice and seasonable food ui extreme figures covering tho field 4 course good roads cost money, and so does individual. But if practiced in the by(4 rect our charges do not make eapf of national, advertising, by 4 have to would Wed what the mass, happen? else. no Education but is that costs, everything ting here a luxury. sign we should bring our children up in ignor- oav, taxes on the necessities, wouldnt we? And 4 by cahJf concerns that sell , w! 1 EAT WITH EMIL . ance. It costs to have water piped into our we d never stand for that at least not without world. be would the which heard round a kick does not signify that we should Short Orders Our Specialty homes, but that still tote it in buckets from the well or creek Cheerfully we stand to be' taxed on the expen65 North University and drink stuff full of microbes and decayed ditures we do not need to make. When we blow our money like so many drunken sailors, we ' vegetation. No matter how much modern roads and dont count the cost nor care what proportion or.d- th streets cost, they are a good,' safe, sensible in- Uncle Sam grabs as his share of the rake-of3 and and butter J ourjj vestment, Am?ricaUSpu pay big dividends upon the money We demand that our bread 14 llshera association, there waa 4 WIEY-OU- Y they cost. While it may not be possible or ad- chuck beef be sold to US at rockbottom prices, FOR CASE 4 about 150,0X10,000 epent fit na- - 4 SAVE BUt be to them. for stand taxed and never wed visable to attempt to pave the Provo canyon tional the 4 4 Dtrrfng advertising. road at this time, it is possible and advisable when we want to go to the movies, or purchase 4 year 2919 that amount has in- - 4 to keep a road that is travelled by hundreds of silk stockings for our best girl, or fill up on ice 4 creased to the great ram of 4 That IS, while 4 automobiles each day in a passable condition. The cream' or pate de foi gras, we dont care a hang 4- 150.000.0X10. Cenler Kopp450 tike population of He- country 4 road at present is a disgrace to our modem for the cost. 4 Bad increased It per cent, ns-- 4 civilization, a disgrace to our state and county,!. And, sor, dear .Uncle Samuel, so long ar you bad increased 4 Cash and tIonaI Lowest Prka Carry System. better get it out 01 4- 200 peraertising cent. 4 and a disgrace to those who are responsible for .need the money, hadn , TIIE LINE COMPLETE MOST reason seems to 4 L every I Jus in the easiest way possible, aha not, have to 4 There its upkeep. , 4 local believe that advertising4 and chisel? mallet WEEK ENDING JULY 30 It is therefore hoped by the thousands who extract it with a 4 has Increased fit an equally terge 4 Conthe of more. features 4 otherwise pleasurable enjoy 4 proportion, perhaps A Beautiful Thought. 4 sequently a merchant to keep 4 19 lbs Suear Provo canyon that our county commissioners Iff lbs. Utah. to New be Potatoes 4 with the 4 game, ought np dewQl respond to the universal demand for a ' three times as much ad- - 4 96-l- b sack Low Grade Flour The devil has to keep working on a thoroughly 4.nsftig cent road, and put men to work under propet 4 vertfslng ar he or a Busineu ot 4 4&4b sack Whole Wheat Flour supervision, and give us. a highway that will bad man to prevent him from reforming, but 4- the same sfoe war taking In 4 Picnic Hams,' per Eh. JL save to the traveling public two dollars for, he never has to pay any attention to a hypo 4 1910. The business community 4 to 4 Fine of Breakfast 4 np keep any merely Bacon, per lb. city, S' crite. every one spent in such an investment. 4 with the precession, should be 4 Mild Salt Bacon, per iU. K, 4 spending three timer as much 4 Xi, The man who is always being misunderstood 4 on publicity as It was in 1910. 4 3 pkgs American Beauty Macaroni Not everybody who does you a favor is lookJ2Z, 4 Pint can Gvo, Manila or Wesson Oil ing for you to do him one, but not everybody generally has a face that indicates he was horir 4 T Small can McDonalds Cocoa f, to be that way. will refuse to accept the favor, either. , 2 Large cans Corn Beef .1 ' NEW JEFFERSON Gallon can Springville Catsup 5C,' 7 Gallon can Pineapple Weodrow Wilson la So Called by 2 cans Goddard 2 Catsup Professor Dodd fa Considering . ! ................. ...... .......... ......... eeeeeeeee TROY LAUNDRY CO; eeeeeeeeoeoaaeeeeeeeeeee Cot-tar- f. , . hplf - . Emils Cafe i star-spangl- ed pit-To- ' fl - tou . w Samuel - Phone446 - . .. - - . -- ..i - i 4444444444444444 .... 1 -. 2 lbs. Flresh Tomatoes Utah New Cabbage, per lb. 10 lbs Good Rice 10 Bars White Naptha Soap 10 Bars Crystal White Soap 10 Bars A-- B. Naptha Soap American Duty. Hailing Woodrow Wilson as the new Jefferson who revived the ancient love of democracy, W. F. Dodd, professor of history gt Chicago unienthusiastic auversity, addressed an dience In Chicago- - the other Right on the topic, Woodrow Wilson, the League and Americas Present Duty. The meeting was under the Joint auspices of the university and the local Woodrow Wilson club. "The voice whose words rang ont to all mankind," said Professor Dodd, was that of Woodrow Wilson, the school master of New Jersey and the old south. Under bis regime the White Honse was becoming more and more a symbol of equality, of coThat was operation, of democracy. Wilson, a new and greater Jefferson, a Lincoln with a world for an audience, a great man ot a great time. This country Is still In the wilder, ness. Its business is in the grip of a The terrible financial reaction. wheels ot industry stand still. Millions of the poor are Idle aqd wondering whence shall come their dally bread. The President has called a conference of many of the powers. The design is to bring about disarmament, ostensibly in the Pacific. But why disarm the Pacific alone? May the conference called to sit In Washington to a conference of nations that belong to the Leagne ot Nations, take hold with a will and carry Into effect the high purposes Woodrow Wilson pressed so ably at Paris. Then civilization will begin to move again, distress be relieved and the American people find their way out of the wilderness. But when we do that, let us send a delegation, to Wilson with bat in hand and say that we, as a people, repent our sins against the light and against a great leader. -- A Street Dress in Blue Serge or Tricodne Fifcn Star of By MARION DAVIES Buried TrMzurt, The RcdM Sex, t ate. This morning Street dress which I designed and mad In blue serge, and which may also be made in tricotine, or other suitable materials, is one of the simplest and most useful in my wardrobe. And it can be made just aa easily by any girl as it was by me. In the after.Primarily a morning dress, h can be worn noon just as well, at wo or at play. For the girl who spends all her day in an office it is both smart and comfortable, hav- - -and cuff to soil. ing no frills to get crushed nor collarwith this dress as it is ut That snug tailored feeling goes ovenlurts. or of vests one piece and there is no maneuvering The back falls loosely over the belt line, giving that chic with six rows of con straight line cape effect. I trimmed it running down the side trasting colored machine stitching, skirt and finishing off the the of bottom the front, following sleeves. The girdle, much less ornate than it appears, is of brocaded green satin, looped at both sides. Any Red or black would be good contrasting color can be used. combination. some or striking good forty The goods required is three and one third yards,follow-ing inches in width, K am sure there will be no difficulty in the pattern as I have had it made ' It is on a Vie reduction scale for she 36, which means that each figure of the pattern-mube enlarged sixteen times. I will be glad to answer any Questions about anything Address me at Cosmopolitan tht puzzles you about this design. York New 127th City., Street, Productions, st - 10 n? 7 ... !. .! 7!k C. ; Bars White Laundry Soap MORE FOR GC ILc - ; - ... 15, -- THE MONEY. NO CHARGE: NO DELIVEBT 450 West Center St, Provo. :: t! Utah Timber & Coal Company JESSE HARMON, MANAGER. , 160 West 5th. North Phone" 232 CASTLE GATE CLEAR CREEK KING BLACK HAWK ROYAL STANDARD LUMP, NUT AND SLACK Kindling, Lumber, Shingles, Roofing , : and Cement A Square Deal to Every Patron" PROVO COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BAN' - Capital Stock Paid in $100,000 Surplus. Fund TReed Smoot, President C. E. Loose, Vice-PresJ. AButtle, Asst. s J. T. Farrer, Cashier F. G. Richmond, Asst Cashier. ' Our growth is accountable to at least two things. Ffr the confidence the people of this community have inj about r bank, and second, the service - that has brought w ' confidence. We. solicit your, patronrge.. ask- No, suta. Judge, replied the colAh didnt heah nothored witness. in like dat. A11 Ah heard was some powful loud enssin. 31 2 Cans Lighthouse Cleanser 1 No Controversy. Did you overhear the controversy between ed the magistrate. . Post Want Ads Bring - . Resu 1 1 |