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Show ruu " - t u-- -' ., wr THE PROVO POST -- Mwsj&per" .v-Ipm y1 master .. T,t Whateveryour t essential ia E GROWTH OF ADVERTISING that!: yo.ukeep your goal vividly in mind. - It'is a great Published Each Tuesday and Friday By THE POST PUBLISHING 125 Vest Center St.. tunrUST7-TD01TrAWDdT2O- thihgto think COMPANY every- - day-tha- youare t on" the 1 -- road to mastership, that personal pbwer is your goal and that everything you do and everything you think, all your expectations, your every acti The people who NEPHI C. HICKS and wordarrworMftgtoward this one end your t0 big 8ucce88 ln mastership. If you keep this constantly in mind Entered at the postoffice at Provo City Utah, as you will keep growing. Your life will grow larger, second class matter. fuller, more complete. ' On the road to mastership I What a fine motto , Subscription Terms for every youth who stands tiptoe on the thresOne Year . $3.0 hold of his career. On the road to mastership, 1.51 grinding everything into paint for life's great Six Months . - .75 Three Months . masterpiece, making everything count toward this one end ; growth, expansion, personal power, the development of ability greatly to serve the world. . SUPPORT A HOME INDUSTRY BY SUB-- , . SOUBEVG NOW All sorts of temptations will try to keep you 4 ....... VI u uvyvi VlUDUt IV from your goal. Pleasure and comfort will vie! t an mountJef businesi pro-- 4 amount of ad- - 4 for your attention. Love of ease, porHlt WHY NOT A FEW FLOWERS FOR THE " 4 lariness, will try to lure you from youTgMl! 4 some ones Commonly It 4 LIVING? Persuaders on every hand will try to beckon you 4 is the fault fault either of the mer- - 4 from your course. But burn .this one word, 4 ch&ndlse or of the man who' 4 After Private John Monson, hero of the Lost Battalion, the man who carried the message m your bedroom, and dont let dium in which the notice was 4 through the German lines in the Argonne which you or lure you from your goal. anything decoY, 44 placed. 4 - reunited that organization with our forces; hat Vt-Feel-Z 1 5 died the other day in obscurity in a New York yowi? 11 d. Will call you and its Increase overhead expense by been and had to his straining carried the body hospital ltB advertising appropria- - 4 striving for such an uncertain goal; a goal which morgue, New York discovered him and gave him you never .A T111 instance was 4 may M,on' and wilTbid 1 reach, take it you i hale of a funeral. Ail by a large store ln Indian- - 4 given eaav to W?U take your good japolls. This store Increased the 4 e are able to make a great splurge and spend time you xBut go do not heed these amount of money spent in lo-- 4 along. t of money over a dead hero, while letting t 4 cal newspapers during 1914 by dangerous whispers, tnwJsands of living heroes fight tuberculosis 40 with poison-gasse- d thi.?k.th,t one IitHe 4 lungs and get along as best irom one little wrong act, aeparture increase in business for the virtue, cheerful when care may, surroundings, good they could not The result was that the yeap mar the character seriously which and absence of worry and a little spending has takeiria Bt adTert,8ln lifetime to 1 that build, such a little ' money in the form of a bonus would seem like be scarcely noticed;, but remember heaven to them, besides giving them a chance at thing.would that an artist may, with one stroke of the brush, recovery. rum a masterpiece on which he may have spent That kind of hero worship not only would many years of effort. honor the hero, but would honor us while accomNo matter what tempts you, lures merchant left In the country 4 you, fasciplishing something. nates you, keep steadily and persistently who feels that he can neglect 4 in mind, thin means by which others that you are on the road to mastership. have gone on to fortune. THE ART OF HOBOING. This is your goal. Turn not to the John Wanamaker took In nor to the left. Let not even a Paradise right the nm day he was tn 24;87 1 you e88"Saltbush Bill," who has a reputation in this from your course. This is the only waytempt kapt 87 cents for4 in which 4 change and spent news- - 4 li soIn far country and Australia, tramp, mastership may be attained. Success. 4 paper advertising. In as 4 New the told in York Tribune about his recently the merchants of Provo have 4 some touch of the genius that 4 experience as a hobo. According to Bill, a co- THE FEAR OF BOLSHEVISM. pushed Mr. Wanamaker ahead 4 lossal nerve and a glib tongue are necessary for 4 ln the business worlcf, they wm 4 the tramp. These wanderers are dependent solemake advertising dre foundation 4 Socialisttc writers claim thil the aversion to ly on their own wit and readiness to avoid trou- - xlshevism 4 manifested in this country, is due to 4 ble. It Is no job for a dull man, says Bill. 4 fear bolshevistic that ideas will prove such a sue- 4 444 444 His story must be plausible and must be deliv-- cess that they will spread. They claim that the ered with such earnestness as to. make an in- SOMETHING WRONG. nations will not capitalistic quisltive policeman accept it as veracious. Also fair chance to work out and give these ideas a demonstrate their f Make washia a it must appeal to charitably disposed citizens of value. .... pleasure, do rtf4 a questioning turn of mind, and must so arouse . the grocers irate customer, their sympathy that they will come across with im zAct that an idea is dreaded does not tinging a packet down on the conn washia4- itseir, do itr necessarily mean that people feel at heart that t,er "Doe the coins for a long deferred square meal; it is true. If a mob is ?.U8 throw tt ,th trt and th to According to Saltbush, the successful hobo the gun and the torch Ir must have quick wit and intuition so as to read citizens do not ; the proposal out of any That isnt soap, madam.4 said accurately the natures of the people that he tecret fear thatoppose mob rule will be sg successful grocery man, opening- the pack-hcomes in contact with, and know what ones can will want it permanently. They know people ,F5rnr Pol,y cam yeterdy be wheedled into giving handouts of food and Phone 13 .. Xditor-aod-Mana- ger Mental butterflying at 2 a . m: A zreat indoor sport for thoughtless people . . ... ..... .... . ,f2nre , , nervous breakdown. W week or two. See what a difference it will make in you! . your strength, vitalityand . endurance. Have sound, restful, sleep, and wake refreshed and fit for any task. forma: ' Postum, the delicious cereal beverage, with its golden-brow- acd richness n made instantly In the cup by th addition of boiling water. Poatum Caraal a packages of larger bulk, for those who prefer to make tbs drink while the meal ia being prepared) mad by boiling for 20 minutes. At all grocers. taste, will coffee-lik- e "There's a Reason. Poitum comet in two Instant Poatnm (in tins) it I Postum for a Drink I - Do not wait untl your nerves are affected by the drugs, thein and caffeine, in tea or coffee. Protect i : JMgWSii uS.S Life ed If your sleep is being "disturbed by drinking' tea or coffee, you maybe sowing the seeds of a or coffee. , i let Nature restore your coffee-irritatnerves and bring you sound, re! freshing sleep. . . Postum is wholesome and acts in a normal way. It possesses the advan. tagea of a hot drink,' without the iU effects of tea One ofthe surest ways to become physically incapable of doing your best work is to get only snatches of sleep broken by disturbing dreams. . , 2S-K5- S? ..a4nt 4 t " , - aa - far-travell- ed i: - , " t 444 444444 - - JaSu5lSrSSb - i t 1 i "! ' - s " day it nas taken a century to build up. Weil, Im blest! said the wom- A person having these gifts would do well in wnai an-- . So wondered all night wftat with bolshevism. The of would down settle any legitimate calling, if he a Wel8hrab6,t Uat9 90 false idea masses bver of pSpShas often Jueeri and go to work. But some people have an intense een demonstrated. Led some violent passion, . n by wanderlust, and an inability to perform any reguhES lar .asks in one place. " Saltbush has made it his Jrequen.tIy created havoc, and 7 rights privileges. IU.-repair. not to hold one job for over thirty days at hat took many years . you turn out for eTerr If bolshevism could only be quarantined in' 7lh,r a V. We. who should the reflect for the 5 get rest of vagrant fever, Hoys food SS,S fanatics of that coun- - way encourage that this seasoned wanderer calls .tramping a .he world toout-theisnt it?- Oh, undoubtedly,4' answered he, ideas and give an object hard life, one that gets' you nowhere, and brings ry, to .try . A our turning out. th ca,mly-esson of the that results when peoDla misery many kicks and cuffs. Tramps and hoboes are element in our civilization. They suffer defy all human raperisj.ee. aut SSSi -Infinitely more from their own laziness than they can t isolate mental poison any more than you paper recently: Here lies the body of William Jay, would from the weariness that comes from hon- can the infection Of a disease. The Russian bolshevists demand the chance to Wlwwda?? ma,nta,nIt,K k,a est work. .. The boys who shows any inclination out should be sent their notions without interference. Then He was right, dead- right, a h sped toward vagrancy off to some good .ry in send where could their emissaries all over the world the he taste hey woods, along, camp get the of adventure that he craves, yet have his ambi- rying to wreck the institutions .of other coun- - But he8 ,u?t--a- dead as lf he'd tion excited to win by hard work the chance to Ties. The American people have no fear that see the world in the pursuit of some useful call- jolshevism will be such a success in Russia EVRN. hat other people will be disposed to try it. But At one GETTING ing. . ol the players' clubs they they do oppose the systematic effort to spread tell this story: r class hatred all over the world. They will A certain youthful and sarcastic for-ivMinor M usings. oppose a system that attempts to create well dramatic critic had been particularly severe upon the efforts of an actress V . being by a violent rather than by in- whom more'than once he had scored When preachers discover the close relation be- dustry, efficiency,' overturn, education unmercifully. In course of time the tween good roads and motorists' good morals, government, the onlythrift, means by which the human two met and the actress, with an afsaid: thOT preach good roads sermons every . few race has achieved progress in past centuries. fection of humility, Really, Mr. Smith, I think It clothing. t r - - i 5 at - -- . SAVE FOR GASH .10HEY-B- UY Samuel Kopp450 w- - Center Cash and Carry System. Lowest Prices. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE x WEEK ENDING AUGUST 6, 1921 '1 10 lbs. Sugar 4 8c --lb. sack H. P. Flour (old wheat) .1. 100 lbs. Bran and Shorts, mixed 100 lbs. Good Wheat Shorts Picnic Hams,' new shipment, per 3 lbs. 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NO DELIVERY. 450 West Center St, Provo. -- ir I ! ! s, : Phone 446 Daniels Auto Wheel and Body Shop -- -- :Y n- - i u 8 If you work too hard ever seems to IThbors arent perfect, but most of them step in and demand that nobody slow down unless you aire wetter than we deserve. it s the doctor, and he is usually too late. cruel of you to roast me like that, especially when it is considered that I have three children and a husband who Is a dramatic critic to support. Philadelphia Ledger. '1 . r i i i ! i i i I 1 i . jjr t b r a i :i 4 I I . r l i! to order. Loose and squeaky wheels tightened. Broken Spokes and Split Felloes replaced. Demountable Rims for Fords. all work guaranteed 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 1 o o r BUILDING AUTO TOPS a profession with us. We guarantee ever)', job we turn out. When in Salt Lake, leave your car with us-- go about your business and it will be ready for you by evening. Is o 6 o ao o 0o o o 0 o o 'i . 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