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Show or W tXttA.,. r?. &2?Z rm $ ' by what our competitors tell you. We are helping many to save money and we can help you. If you, are not a Skaggs patron, visit our store tor your next order of meats and groceries and you will be greatly pleased with our sayings. Here are six unusual bargains for early shoppers Wednesh day morning: WEDNESDAY UNTIL 20c Pot lb. Syrup 75f and Maple 39 Syrup 25 10 for 15c Lux lblOtf 17 35c Leg of Lamb, lb case Crystal White Soap for $5.50 10 bars Crystal White 59 1 case A. B. Naptha $6.00 10 bars A. B. Naptha. 63 3 cans Lighthouse Cleanser for 25 2 cans Old Dutch Cleanser Pot Roast , YEARLING LAMB SOAP AND CLEANSER 1 Buick Sixes Buick Fours first-han- and Rib Lamb 17 Chops 25c Shoulder Lamb Chops, 35c Loin -- 'Roadsters. Paige 10c Lamb Stew -- studebaker. Maxwell Hoarder Oldsmobile These Cars are priced Jack Is a very poor swimmer." Yes, hes a poor fiah." -- considerable below their present value. Liberal Terms to ic . Responsjble People condi-uatio- Telluride Motor Company Provo, Ut s Phone 279 Expert Shoe Repairing tem-wh- GOOD MONEY DESIRED Bank Cashier: Of what denom-natlo- n will you have the money? Farmer: Aint particular 'bout so lYt :V church, mlaterJea money, y know. Done on I Ma- Up-to-Da- te stagna-commissione- chinery at the I 15 5 lb. Touring and Fords em-eng- 12'a II i5c Good II '' - Them'to You I rela-gant- 20 Steak, lb Roasts best cut, - v" Let Us Demonstrate m-et- 20 n iXr I $1.10 can Cane and Maple 60c can Cane Steak, r VT USED CARS PEOPLE OF UTAH: jployment can be carried on equally to be as well by men or women, with de- the great lessens -of learned from thfr 'war is prepared- Pendents, a careful investigation should of each necessities one. the 'ness' be made and where it is determined u ?,r?areo,f,0r that he, or she is not required to 6r industrial k or ftl Hvelihood a man Gf fam. economic is a proper function of oman who of dependents It is therefore with sla-statecraft 8ub8titutedI call that and consistency centy Fourth Where feasible ana if your attention to the present eco-- i found necessary, observe a system ofe condition which prevails Inomlc in ernp oyment of your throughout the world, with the all may ,aTe and solicitation that the people P0 In orderto that earn something toward 'of Utah give thoughtful considera- - portunity demands. It tion to the problem as It affects this d . too. for employers to have gtate No one man or group of men is re-- 1 information cn the home conditions of their employees as far as possible. sponsible for the present condition, This will create a sympathetic giof that It is the natural aftermath between employer and struggle which threatened to tionsv.p civilization. We are in thePlyee- -Fifth Let us all bear in mind we process of recovery, which can be It made easier by the application of in-- 1 are in a period of readjustment. is futile to attempt to impose changes dividual intelligent effort. n In viewing the unemployment sit- - out cf keeping with present and of tions. Prices commodities, noted to be is it generally that Utah fares much better than the wages to be paid are the subject many other states, for which much Tor most careful thought and the credit is due the loyal business and ones affected should bear in mind Industrial leaders of our great com- - that the era of extravagance .and monwealth. - While we are to be con- - speculation are over; we are now gratulated on this point, and there down to serious thinking and soher is no cause for alarm, there rests action, endeavoring to build on a upon each one of us a serious obli-- 1 solid foundation, Sixth Home owners contemplat- gatlon to do our individual share in o those relief for immediate ing improvements may find provlding of the of for as many are in distress porary employment in most deserving applicants. Where unemployment and to or finding a way to complete restora- funds are available for private tion to normal economic conditions, public enterprises and where condi-I- t is therefore' with a genuine desire tions justify, such work should be It will stimulate employ-dres- s to minimize unemployment that I ad-- 1 started. myself to the people of Utah ment and overcome a tendency mayors of towns, county ward delay and consequent civic organizations tion. Seventh Each community should and the press, asking them to ap- as a unit with its own prob-nitproach the problem in each commu-ldeestab-a- s providing such relief measures lems. Some may decide to as a eachliish convenient bureaus most in effective seem may ing house where unemployed may This is a problem for all the peo-- 1 register and where those who can pie, and your counsel, suggestions furnish employment may make the and support are earnestly solicited. fact known. With the hope that by mutual effort Eighth People who are nnem-- a evolved e be will ployed should not leave their home plan all through which effective results may town until they have exhausted em-to I am transmitting means at their command to find be accomplished, la There where and llye. they ployment the following suggestions yen recommendations, asking that they too often a disposition on the part ofthose temporarily out of employbe observed if found meritorious: First People at present are cur-- 1 ment to seek the larger centers. This tailing investments. The reasons are adds only to the perplexity of the unHowever, money will find nation and Increases the already its way back into circulation follow- - wleldy transient population. . In conclusion this point may be ing the irrevocable economic law.' Work", honest work, Men cannot be criticized for watch- emphasized: unrelation between a and sympathetic their possessions carefully ing der existing conditions. The Induce- - men seems to be the need of the ment to invest must come from with-- 1 hour. Utah is happy and fortunate indeed, and it is safe to predict that out. Second Wherever an industry is by careful thought and prompt upon a twelve, eighteen or tion on the part of all our citizens basis, and It is' pos- - we shall emerge safely Into an era confidence and business and sible so to do, shifts should be so as to provide employment dustrial revival, for the greatest possible number. t Sincerely yonrs. CHAS. R. MABEY, , Third: In Institutions where boys Governor. or girls are employed and such em- I 23c lb m,r ReaJ Bargains i- n- - -- -- POST peo-sir- 25c Round $1.45 Syrup r rv fy V I Steak, lb. 30c Sirloin M - BEEF ne xPTf I i -- SOME REGULAR PRICES 35c 25? - -- One of JV 25 25 23 17 $ 25 and Sirloin Steaks, per lb 25c Pork Steak, lb By purchasing a straight car load made this low price possible. $2.00 cans Cane and Maple a w t 15 T-bo- ne SYRUP if L' 20c Excelo Cake Flour, 3 pkgs. for 20c Hamburger 2 lbs. for' 30c THE i y TO THE f 27 b. '& Unemployment Situation 12 OCLOCK- - net Pail Pure Snow White Lard for 25c Large bottle Nekto, the health drink 15c Small bottle Nekto, 2 for 40c 2-l- .' PROVO - Governor Mabey Transmits Suggestions to Alleviate the Dont Be Deceived -- tr II 25c Fresh Country Sausage, ' 2 lbs. for 35 RIGHT PRICES. y, al v i, a Trial Give Me Satisfac-tio- n Guaranteed, I state-wid- I I 247 WEST STREET CENTER I WHAT MADE A MAN A. . .MILLIONAIRE? The proven fields now sprouting oil Were wildcat once with Just common oil, FIFTH NORTH Half Block From University 75 WEST BATTERIES I Until a man who had the nerve And from his purpose would not I twenty-four-ho- swerve. ur ed dl-J- of For all the knockers in the land Until his drill had found the sand That put the works upon the square And made the man a millionaire. Then all the knockers, great and small Their rotten luck began to bawl, And every measly tightwad hog Saw in the man a lucky dog. They couldnt see it wasnt luck, But common sense and bulldog pluck, And building castles In the air That made the man a millionaire. University Shoe Repairing Co. BUSINESS METHODS Mrs. Quixzer: My hueband elves a good allowance ao I never have to dip It out of hie pockets while he eleepa. Do youf Mrs. Whlzzer: 8ure, I do. I friak hie clothes for every dollar I spend. Then he enter my expenaea on hla income tax schedule ae loasee. ' Ellerbeck. I I STORAGE BATTERY. , One Year Absolute Guarantee i , , BUGHOUSE TALES Fruit" Growers Attend Denver Meeting I Why doee Mr. Ribbonklirk a so slow? He has nothing to do w the girla. He aaye he came down for a red only." A GOOD SUGGESTION Kid: Hey mister if you're In a hurry, w ly dorft you roll. O. W. Chetrington of Springville, S. C. Fullmer of Mapleton, and Ray-Imo- Cutler of Provo Bench, left Sunday for Denver, where they will fruit growers For you the same chance stands to- Oil land will sure your pockets fill represent Utahofcounty fruit growers from at a meeting day will help to pubh the drill. I Utah and Colorado. The purpose of To make the liquid gold sands pay; If youheart neer won a maiden fair, the meeting la to discuss plans for Faint If youve the nerve to take the flier Nor cold feet made a millionaire. marketing of fruits the To boost your hank account up highI C. C. JENSEN. MRS. R. D. Wadley states. two the from . er of Pleasant Grove, fruit project leader In the Utah county farm bureau, I who was to represent the local farm bureau, was unable to go. The representatives were appointed at a meeting-herSaturday of the directors of the county frm bureau. - At the same meeting It was unani- Service That Adds to the Satisfaction of Your Corset Buying Two-Ye- Guarantee ar , Dodge Battery What A UNIQUE HAT m tutors tolng 0.OX. WITHOUT INTEREST TO HER You dont eare to hear He: about my Investment? She: Naturally Its without In tereet to me. n crop; cents for topping crop; cents for, topping twelve-to- n crop cents for topping fifteen-to- n and up; and loading, 20 cents per ten-to- ton. .. DREADNAUGHT BATTERY mously decided to adopt the following wage scale for harvesting beets: 55 60 40 $27.75 36.00 30.73 30.75 27.75 Gould I 1 . Ford Battery Dodge Battery Buick Battery Studebaker Battery Nash Battery i -- nn i bai o She .made It of . last summer's r, and each straw Wttds of the fellow torn mtr . . i $58.00 43.00 Ford Battery 43.50 Buick Battery 46.5 Studebaker Battery 42.00 Nash Battery Other Makes at Similar Prices 5 Per Cent Allowed for Old Batteries Superior Motor . County Agricultural Agent J. P. that choice potato land wheat seed will be harvested in the county this fall. Since many of the growers will be unable to carry the seed until liext "spring it was decided that all locals should buy Its supply of seeds this fall. I corset stocks from which our COMPLETE select the correct model for the retheir individual figure tyjs makes quirements the service of our Corset Department ideal from ' every standpoint. the exact Th6 knowledge that we have at all times t win that size modeHn the correct is particular figure requirements , that its style to tendencies; that it enrapport with the very latest few reasons will be fitted by an expert, are simply a corset.de-partmeof our nt service why you will find in the satisfaction which makes that additional more pleasurable. your corset buying .Cl Corsets' P Front Laoed IRVINES I R. Ii SPURRIER, Telephone Wires Chiropractor, x.Gradtikte of Palmer SchooL Office over Ferrar Bros, ztore. hr. 2 to 5 P. M. Could Encircle Moon 100 Times It seems almost Incredible that it that the (was only 45 years ago I . Provo, Utah Phone 74 I amount With us the question is not a matter of the our of patrons. satisfaction invested, but rather the to make compromBy not obliging our corsetieres satisfaction ana insure can we greater ise fittings a constantly increasing clientele for this store. Hon4RT Company I To maintain stocks of the size necessary to provide investthis high type of service requires a larger care stores most than merchandise ment in corset times. to make in thee , - Welch reported tele-Ipho- ne was Invented by Alexander Graham Bell. Since then, In less! than a life time, the telephone indns- try has been developed and expanded to such a remarkable extent that It now provides a service of national scope for the 107,000,000 peo- pie living In the continental United States. This has required the stringdis-- I ing of enough wire to span the tance from earth to the moon, more I than one hundred times; the erection of pole linea.which would reach nearly fifteen times around the world; the installation of duct space for carrying cables underground of sufficient length to reach more than six times through the center of the earth from pole to pole, and the conenough. If struction of buildings brought together, to form a city about as large as Richmond, Va. Over 33,000,009 telephone conversations take place every day, and years since Its birth, only forty-fiv- e ago, the telephone has become an essential and inseparable part of onr every day business and social life. Famous Coopers union' suits at Fletcher A Thomas Co. ' . J P. M. . - MARY8 SKIRT Mary had a little skirt That reached Juet to her knee But then what interest could thlt have For phaps like you and msf THE 8 EX changed my mind. SLAMMING "Of course, A woman I has a right to change her mind." "If women used ae much care In making up their minds as they do hi making up their faces they wouldn't change them ee often." We Are On The Jump Now Hot days are here and with, them the demand for ice.' But we ' had anticipated this big demand. We are prepared to supply you. Every year has seen an increased demand for The Sam ' itary Ice. We think It Is because we freeze only from the purest of distilled water. 100 Per Cent Pore 508 PHONE Provo Ice & Cold Storage Company Phone 741-calls by Appointment., W !) PLUMBING AND HEATING : CliloaiO FITLY SUES Oeier&l Repairs, Ranges Con- -' nected, Water Jackets Cleaned. Hydrants Repaired, Eta, s . ' ' QUICK SERVICE. CRAIGHEAD - 13 W. 1st N. Phone S01-- J. WILL R. Bert t t i Bandley i HORSESHOEING AND BLACKSMITHING Satisfaction; Guaranteed 22 Sonth Second West Phone 85 V, t f |