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Show SELLING BUYING, Welcome. 1922! Adieu. 1921! With the festivities of a joyous m Christmas season ended, we join you ayear a year looking forward to new. which we trust will be filled with an and abundance of good health, happiness " all. prosperity for year In extending our hearty new liberof your mindful are we greeting, the past twelve ality to us during be ungratewould months. We indeed to not appreciate it. ful were we ana and help By your others of thousands that of hundreds of whom our 312 stores have been privilable to pereged to serve, we have been all to by forcing benefaction form a real a revision of prices downward on merchandise of daily consumption. We part with the old year feeling that we did our best to deserve the support of our friends and patrons, and we have been suitably rewarded. During the coming year we pledge our utmost to perform justly and with equality to all, our responsible position ' of distributors to the public. BUY WE v 312 DEPARTMENT STORES LESS after-Christm- as Mens Overcoats, in new and correct styles. $16.75 $22.50 Silk or Wool Dresses Values Made up of seasons most de- - s Boys Overcoats - Brown, Grey. made trimmed, All popular colors Rubbers ALL NEW, FOR BOYS $10.90 $8.90 Cl $5.90 $6.90 $7.90 Black, Brown, White $14. PLUSH COATS A highly favored fabrip, attractively lined. nm --I-$- K'2 1.10 $12.50, $16.75, $18.75, $19.90 r FOR CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE-r-A- -1 L. B.. Johnson, roan milk cow. West 12th South. D-3- RENT close In. Call 0 Sl Four-roo- 683-- J. m The Successful house, scriptions free. Club," MRS. NASH, Box 658, Oakland, California. FOR RENT Two rooms, furnish-e- d HEMSTITCHING. AND PICOTING lor light housekeeping; $10 a month, light included. 810 South gives a beautiful finish to fancy and D-work. Filth West. Hemstitching embroidery makes the crochet edge - easy -- and MAKING) DRESS Plain, lancy saves time. Christmas gifts of scalembroider, tatting, crocheting and loped pillow slips, luncheon sets, beading. Mrs. Amy E. Watkins, 858 table cloths, dollies, scarfs, dainty 1 North 6th West, Provo. aprons, baby clothes, etc., a specialty. All work guaranteed. Singer Sewing CLEAN COTTON RAGS WANTED Machine Co., $7 North University AT THIS OFFICE. tf avenue. WANTED Sewing of all kinds. FOR SALE First-clas- a altalfa 174 North 1st East (north part ot 8 ' hay; llrst and second crops, $11 per house.) ton; third crop. $1$ per ton. Phone ORDERS TAKEN NOW lor spring 767-R-1 delivery ot baby chicks trom the Pioneer Hatchery, Petaluma, Call!. J. H. F-FOR SALE Bargain la slightly Durrant. Phone SB 2. l used piano, ease and action like new. YOU LOOKING ARB IF tor a See H. B. Schulthess, 177 E. Pint J- -l North painter and paperhanger ot long exi perience, call George W. Watkins, FOR SALE Parsnips, carrots, phone 118-686 East Center at All beets, turnips, cabbage and soft work guaranteed. tor chickens, $14 West 4th cabbage MARRY IF LONELY; lor result, J-South. Phone 111. . me; best and most buceeMfui try - FOR BALE Household furniture. "Home Maker"; hundreds rich wtsh Call SIS or Inquire at 787 East Srd marriage soon; strictly confidential; South. .D-most reliable; years experience; de D-2- . FOR modern RENT 8 --room house. Call at 35$ South 7th East. 1 Phone 242-J- . D-3- D-8- 2. , ' J, 10 2J i - All styles for Women All styles for Misses. All styles for Children . 79 89 69 73 63 TO. 69 THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT" STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD1 D-3- new JerFOR SALE First-clas- s 31 sey milk cow and heller call. D-East Fourth North. Outing Flannel Petticoats Rubbers beautifully trimmed with furs, others plain 89c 10 $1.10 - Some 79c 89c : 25c pair A warm serviceable garment, very reasonably priced 39C- CQ $1 .25 2 ' yiMV Mens Rolled ll $. Hose Prices. Money-Saving - . Styles most ap pealing and attractive, of softwRrm materials. Seasons best colors. J Warm Cloth Coats, in the most popular fabrics for this time of the year. Handsomely adorned by o: mental stitching and large buttons . Postman Special Goats WOMENS COATS FRESH STOCK Mens well Womens Cotton OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUES . MISSES ANDpHILDRENS With or without cuff bot- $2.98 $3.50 $3.98 $4.98 At Collars, Scarfs, Throws $5.90 $4.98 $3.98 over- EXCEPTIONAL DRESS VALUES toms. Extra good values FOR MEN attractive. $14.73 $9.90 Blue, Cassimeres, Serges, Beautifully now Mens Odd Trousers At prices that are sure to make them rics that are new and stylish. feta, Poiret Twill, Serge. In the' shades of brown, blue and gray, that are most popular $5.90$7.90 a PENNEY co. Furs Taf- Crepe Satin, Messalin, the that will far J. reach your expectations. Fab- sirable materials, such- as Canton Crepe, Suite Crepe, - Worsteds, Our New York buying staff has planned an eventful and aggressive merchandis-- , ing program for 1922 in which you and your friends may participate with unusual profit and satisfaction.. In the future as in the past, our stores will stand as a friend should stand, steadfastly a servant of the public. IumI Stylish Serviceable Dresses '' forts. Just a few days remain of a busy, eventful year, but they are days of real Q91 economies! Our year-en- d preparedness is your year-en-d advantage. Every purchases genuine department in our store contributes to make your Youll find 1 money savers. Visit our store and look around leisurely. things in each department that will help yoy to start right in the new year-1-" MENS. YOUTHS, BOYS . 'The old year has nearly passed. A young, hopeful new year awaits just outside to take its place. Another twelve months of mercantile success have been added to our rapidly accumulating achievements. We shall crosB the threshold of 1922 with confidence, anticipating it as the period of greatest usefulness and progress in our pearly 20 years in business. - With new plans, new aspirations, new determination, we shall start to serve even beyond reasonableness, the public that has placed sQch , implicit confidence in us in the past. We expect to add pleasure to the satisfaction you have experienced in buying from us in days past, and to that end nothing shall1 prevent our utmost ef- (InlInn)DQ CO. Styles A Busy 1922 in All J. C. Penney Co. StoreslLILLa Has Been Planned ed Overcoats Of heavy, warm materials. SELL IFOR . IncorpoiUied FOR , J. c. PENNEY ATQST, MOST WE Happy New Year to All! materials- -- POST THE PROVO TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 railroad Price Carbon county and coal company payroll la estimated at $1,000,000 annually by R. W. Crockett, manager of the Price ; Sun. ' . Midwest Refining company erecting a rig at Hill creek. Ute Southern Petroleum spuds In first test on Duchesne anticline. Eureka Grand Central mine hack on shipping Hat. BAMBONES MEDITATIONS LAU6HIN. BOUT (SWINE mawnin' T SLEEP COUNT ME SUNDAY jn chu'ch t But AH WANT JES' PLAYIN' AH'S NUX TECHIN SINNUHS ON POSSUM WAY DE PAHSON UP WE-AL- Farm Bureau L (ConUnued from Page One.) well; three cubic feet per second secured. There were fourteen meetings on this project, and fourteen day gratis, and much paid time. PurProject No. 9 chasing and Marketing. Goal: To save money by purchasing and marketing of supliea and crops. Work done: Eleven locals purchased coal, saving $2909. Six locals purchased twine and machinery, saving $372. Four locals purchased seed, saving $642.' Qne local purcased peach baskets, saving $400. Five locals purchased spray material .saving $268. One local purchased feed, saving $42, and two locals purchased seventeen bulla saving $400. Marketing: Three locals marketed Unit, saving $2$, 07; two locals marketed crops, saving $1110; five locals marketed beef, saving $4500. There were eighty-fiv- e day spent on this project and twenty-eigmeetlnga. There was a total saving of purchasing and marketing of $53,91S. Miscellaneous County Projects Joseph F. Skinner, leader. 1. Cost ht of Producing Iteets: Goal: To get Cedar Fort: (a) Bat Destruction accurate figures of cost of produc(b) Telephone. Work done; tion for use In making price con- Fumigation candles used to force bats outside. Entrance close op. () tracts. Work done: Record blanks were each given to six men In locals who were capable ot keeping the rec, ord. Result not yet in. 2. Public Park Making Goal: To beautify the communities and make parks for pleasure. Work done: Utah Agricultural college' gardener assisting; fourlandscape locals, two schools, one church at work. Nine parks being planned. 3. Vigilance committee L. L. Bunnell W. H. Chlpman, leaders: Goal: To Investigate any stock In vestments which are offered for sale to farmers. Work done: Investi gated five companies, stock offered for sale by agents. Three approved, ."fa7orbla- - Saved farmer a - great 'deal of money. 4. Club Work Goal: Work done: To with extension service to organise boys' and girls' clubs. rlcuUnr ,n th conn-t- y high school! were secured as local leaders to follow op work, Local , Projects r Miscellaneous View; Coat of production Coat kept on wheat, oat, barley and sugar beets. - Pay son: Amusement; Four farm bureau dance held. (b) Plans way. ' for construction under Lindon Sugar Beet Dump: Dump... arranged for service and surround. ings graveled. Genola Rural Mall Route: Start-e- d delivery of mall In August. Palmyra, Irrigation: Arranged for two weeks alternate terms with irrigation directors. Estimated saving of $3875. Manilla (a) Farm Accounts, (b) Soil survey: (a) 12 Accounting books distributed, (b) 8oil samples taken. Sent to college for analysis. The girl who refuses to go to dance because She has "nothing wear," la foolish. Supposing hasnt, she will look Just like all others. ' the to he th A new hat, new shoes, new coat a new woman! A fool who knows he some sense. a 1 one, hai The crab at home is oftea a fl in society. |