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Show THE PROVO POST FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922 mo The Suppressed Editorial By CALVIN HENDRICKS OUR NCOMPLETE STOCK IS OFFERED YQU AT SALE PRICES LiZ52SESSSHZ5ZS2SZ5ZSZSZS2SEKSZbn Copyright. 1921, Western Newspaper Union The Alpaca Oil company, sir, is ! : the biggest thing in Texas today, said Colonel Ware, looking up at Ormsby from his plgfte of asparagus. "And what is t more, our friends believe in us ar.d are doing all they can to lie Ip i It get such an opporturiitywto save, for without doubt we carry the best shoes tobe had in Utah county, and thus you get real shoe v&Iue.at; reduced prices. $9.85 Any pair in the store, sale price All shoes under $12.00 grade, sale price $7.85 All cloth tops, value to $11.00, sale price $5.85 All $7.00 slippers and oxfords, sale price $5.85 $4.85 Splendid wearing shoes, sale price Home Guard for boys, sale price $2.95 All boys high cuts, value $5.00, sale price, $3.85 sale with buckle, Mens price $6.35 10 Per Cent Off All work siioes,' rubber and hose is seldom1 you as : -- There was no mistaking the in the colonels words. Ormsby ooked across the table at Mildred, lie was conscious that the colonel was chal-eng- e L ecnertly watching him all through the iciuainder of the meal. Ormsby was assistant editor of The ! uiuucial Observer, a staid, accurate, financial paper, with ears of undinnnished reputation il; i land it. But other influences than money H.i.v be at work in a mans mind. Mildred Ware and Ormsby were a linow ledged lovers. And Colonel Ware was a speculator a spectaculai re. He had won and lost half a dozen fortunes. Just now his whole fortune was placed in Alpaca oil. Tlie Observer had delajed offering its opinion upon this stock. Ormsby knew that Mildred understood the situation. They had loved each other for two whole years. and Ormsby kissed her good-b- y went down to his office with a heavy heart. That editorial must be written ' lp-inc- 7.1. h, i Reduced Prices on Every Pair - moot of them. i k - ivi.db?siclCI!ac& consoles moitniLfias 3 'lyv eveay Theres a man waiting to see Street you, said the office boy as lie entered. Show him In, said Ormsby, and a moment later he w'as looking Into the face of his visitor. The man was of a type 'that Ormsby knew well and SAZY instinctively distrusted. The Observer hasnt touched on r- oil yet, I notice, he said. Alpaca Sazy is a waif. She is not unlike Well, sir? FOR SALE Strictly j fresh eggs other neglected little girls, in being Its a swindle, isnt it? at market price every day. J. H. dirty, ragged, and uncultured. She If it were a swindle the Observer Durrant. Phone' 6'43-- J. is just one . of many waifs to be would say so, What would you say, young man. If FOUND Bunch of keys, in north-- " found in large cities and in cities not so very large. , Sazy is fortunate in I was to prove that for nothing? he eastern parf of town. Owner may the many asked. Old Ware did me a bad turn haVe them by caling at! Provo Post being discovered by one of now serve who social service workers AV once and Id be glad enough to get for this ad. paying humanity in charity organizations all even with him. LOlW-Servici watch fob with over our land. I should say that your facts were Vname JJesse Hunter The home lifce of this waif, her engraved probably malicious and inaccurate, thereon. Finder please rpturn to Mr. wild pranksand her development, said Ormsby.-are told in the drama which will be Hunter or this office. Reward. Then look at that, said the man, 5 I played at the Columbia theater next a O.rmsby photograph. handing Thursday afternoon and evening. ORDERS NOW TAKEN for spring In presenting this beautiful story Taken three days ago by me, at the delivery of baby chicks from the Pio- of social, work the Stake Relief so- risk of my life. Theyve put armed neer Hatchery, Petaluma Calif. J. H. ciety is decidedly on its own ground. guards round the oil hole since the F- -l Durrant. Phone 552. The need of Sazy Simms and the flow dwindled down. Simms family are met and tackled The most cursory survey of the WANTED SALESMEN Excellent in a thoroughly way. and letters flung down on the for neat hustpapers opportunity appearing Tj'he hildreii should see Sazy and table showed Ormsby that his suspilers; 'must be wfilling tohvork; thor- leafn . op? latiou. The grown peoough training given- good pay Ref- ple should see it and get a clearer cions were moie than justified. erences required'. Call j 36 S from Ten minutes later he had begun the into what it means to be a to 9:30 a. irv--- for Appointment. insight most iiujiassloned article that he had brothers keeper. Dreamers and ,'pussylooters keep off. Teeming with innocent fun and ever written. He denounced Alpaca 1 rich in drafnatic situations, this oil as a fraud, he showed up Colonel HEMSTITCHING ANp PICOTING drama carries a feeling worth while Ware as an unmitigated scoundrel. The finest '.work on ,any kind of into the heart of every listener. litHe finished the editorial, sent a Tickets are being sold by the All work f guaranteed. .material. by the boy to Manton, instructproof 97 erary section of Ward Reief societies. ing his subordinate to have the article Singer Sewing Machine Company, North University avenue. ' ROOM FOR! RENT 98 W. 3rd set as soon as Mantons formal ac5 knowledgment came over the wire, South. HELP WANTED Ydung or and hastened home. He fell asleep as woman, housekeeper. 586-W- h If you cant be original, be nat- after hours of agonized wakefulness. ural there is hardly anything so When he awoke he sat up In bed, FOR RENT furnished original as that. wondering why his head ached and all apartment, with kitchenette. 257 his life seemed hopeless. Then he beTHANKS OF CARD. fl The news must East Center. gan to remember. become have property long general Mr. and Mrs? John Nusink and Mr. FOR SALE Electric washer. on his dressing Then, ago. putting fam815-W.- 1 t and Mrs. R. R Irvine, Sr., and 5 Phone office. his he telephoned ily wish to convey their sincere gown, WHITE LEGHORN ( EGGS for thanks to those who extended to them Just a minute, please, said the hatching, 5c. each. Special price pn such splendid sympathy and perform- man at the other end. Heres Mr. ed acts of kindness in the illness and Manton. He wants to talk to you.1 quantity. Call 643-- J. death of little Robert J. Nusink. A moment later the owners voice FOR RENT 2 lighjt housekeepover tlje wires. Came ing rooms, $10 a montlv 309 East NOTICE he said. 1 Hello, Ormsby, Say, Third North. mean did in that what thunder you by The annual meeting of the stockFOR SALE Five counters and I oil? it about caught & Alpaca piece Loan holders of the Provo Building 8 shelving. Phone 339-- Ji 8 oclock just as I was going to bed and stopped at held he will society FOR SALE Brand' new five-roo- p. m. ontTuesday, the fourteenth day it just in time. Why, thats the bighouse. Hardwood finish, built of February, 1922, in the court room gest proposition thats listed today. in features; cheap. Cgll 107 South of the County Court House for the Itll touch 150 before the week is out. You must be mistaken, said Ormsby. Seventh West. House .location, 76 8 purpose of hearing the secretarys election the financial annual report, Come to my house, said Manton West .Third South. u of officers and for the transaction of curtly, and hung up the receiver. acres any business that may properly come FOR SALE Twenty-si- x Ormsby arrived fuming with Indignafruit and alfalfa farm; with 23 3 before the meeting. tion. He was shown into Mantons acres primary water right. House, (Signed) H. S. THOMAS, study to find not only Manton but Secretary. barn, sheds, team, etc., .,$8000. Terms Ware and Mildred. The colColonel reasonable. Inquire D D. McEwan, First publication, Jan. 20, 1922. I 764-R-was onel 1 1922. looking sour and Mildred deFeb. No. 10, Last publication, phone spondent. A BARGAIN rAlfalfa land at Colonel Ware took two or three Hinckley, Millard county, for exstrides up and down the room. change for home in Provo or on the lie said, Im pretty tough, Manton, Provo bench.! Write V. J. Carter, but I cant stand for this. Im the t Hinckley, UtJ culprit. What do you mean. Colonel? inLOST Near Central; school, leather fob with gold monogram A C C. quired Manton stiffly. Phone 69l-remember You Reward, George shabby with a lisp who used to fellow little MARRY IF LONELY; for results, spy on the Knack properties? Well, try me; best and most successful Manton, it may not have been quite Home Maker; hundreds rich wish straight, but I meant to let vote felmarriage soon; strictly confidential; lows in on it. I tried to work Mr. most reliable; years experience; deThe Successful free. Ormsby to give us a fair write-up- . scriptions When he wouldn't I sent George to Club, MRS. NASH, Box 556, Oakland California. him with some fake papers and photographs in hopes hed write just such LOST Eight-montold brown an article as he did. If that had got Scotch Collie dog. Answers to name THAT SERVICE, NOT PRICE, into the paper our stock would have of Rover, anyone knowing his whereIS VHE CRITERION. been down to 40 and Id sold half my abouts please communicate with J. D. Huner, phine 695 pr 266-- J. Reholdings to fcuv it in then. Next week, willBecause an is undertaker when it was found that Alpaca oil was ward. ing to sell you a coffin or rent sound, it would have absolutely you a carriage at what you conFOR SALE $2,0001.00 stock of 100 again and Id have to jumped sider a low price, do not get dry goods, chinaware.f crockery and And as It is Ive eared $75,000. the impression that is all you novelties at Spanish Fork. Carl W. to the had. out about skinned $20,000 need. A funeral service such Johnston assignee, care of Baker & Man-toca thank And stars, your you we as render is worth all it Baker, Attorneys, Provo, Utah. that Alpaca oil js sound, or that costs and, more. It is the same character of service you dearticle would have blown, us all sky-higFOR SALE Electric Washer; mand of ypuf attorney or t 7 Phone 815-Then the well is good? gasped Ormsby. ROOMS AND BOARD for two gen- None better in Texas, sir, said tlemen or ladies; fclose in, good And since youve the colonel shortly. steam heat, meals, home cooking skinned me out of $20,000 with your 112 E. Center. confounded honesty I guess youd betWANTED Maternity nursing, by ter take care of Mildred for me. I a practical nurse. !Mr. H. H. Giles, dont think Im a fit father for her, 1036- We3t 4th South, Provo. Phone somehow. 225-0 i I: SOUND INVESTMENT OR SPECULATION? soon. 42 West Center r sir, CLASSIFIED, ADS M-1- 7. Decide This Question In Your Own Favor e f Investment does not consist in plunging or taking chances. J-2- up-to-da- The Investor Provides for the Future and for financial independence in his old age. He does thing which every one approves and which brings him the blessing of wife and children. The 8fc Preferred Stock of the Utah Valley Gas & Coke Company is an investment of proven safety one you dont have to worry about. te It starts to earn for you a regular income from the day you invest. Backed by a Long Record of Success the 'Company offers now to the citizens of Provo, Sprin-gvilland Spanish Fork, and to all community builders in tbe adjacent territory this opportunity for sharing in the earnings of this necessary business. - -- I ! v J-2- D-3- Vital is the Service of this Company, and the demand for it increases month by month, year by,year. This permanent demand insures prompt payment of quarterly dividends. 0tf , ! J-2- mid-dleag- ed some- $5 a month (about T5 cents a day) Will Make You a Stockholder. . J-2- INQUIRY COUPON J-2- M-1- 7. J-2- , J-2- m Date. I would like to receive, without obligation, more information concerning the investment you have to offer. Name : Address- - City Mali Valley Gas & Coke Go. Every Provo Utah Patron A Partner Phone -- -J- -31 i BQ8 2-- J-3- 3. J-2- y. 5. is WISE it TO REMEMBER hs J-2- S. 1 n, J-2- 5. h. J-2- i J-2- Hatch Undertaking 5. - M F-2- Company THE SCHOOLS AND THE PUBLIC your children and for that of my JERSEY EXHIBIT HEALTH. children. Mr. W. A. Nuttall of Provo, promiThe particular ruling that is ( Continued from Page One.) nent Jersey breeder, made a very without due considerathought, carryout any and every preventive tion, I fear by some, to be undeser- successful exhibit of his herd of measure o protection. And all that ving of respect by the parent, is pure bred Jerseys at the Ogden Live is done at the school and through that which requires, at this time Stock Show. Other Utah county the school is done directly for my while these contagions are prevalent, men sent in a few animals each, owrn very cjaild and for yours as wrell that any child who has been kept as for all the children of all the peo- out of school for any sickeness with- which made up a county exhibit, all out first procuring from the City of which were under the personal ple. Does it ffiot behooye every mother, Quarantine Physician a written per- care of Mr. Nuttall at the show. He the only man from Utah county then, to respect theAlawh and regula- mit. There should be no objection to was to in a very large number of send to costs It this the get nothing tions adopted for the protection of animals. conAnd chilSeveral Judges commended and of all the any health' loving permit. the peoples dren? Does it not follow as a matter siderate parent who thinks the life him very highly for the splendid of very senous possible consequences of her own child worth saving should showing he mde with his herd of Jerseys, saying" they were in excelthat if I allow my infected child to not object to thus complying with a lent condition jand a very uniform to save is intended but that some infectious school into'the ruling, carry and deadly disease and by so doing the other parents child. And when lot of animals. Provo and Utah county can feel the condition is reversed, when it is spread the evil that actually might of the splendid exhibit made behas child that own the other of proud, death in the parents your result diMr. Kuttall and the other breeda measure by loved child, does it not follow that been sick, it becomes as as for the general class well own at ers, aimed I am guilty of a crime against society rectly saving your of high quality dairy cows produced that I ought not to care to assume? child. And in respecting these laws and 'in our district. The high standard It is true that few fond parents seriso in own actions rulings, in humanitys name let us type of animals of the local breedlook at their ous an attitude. But that is just the remembers that we are not being im- ers is a credit to any community. Following is a list of the breeders posed upon by our School Nurses or evil; we all ought to look at it in who exhibited at the Ogden show and or to health the want teachers I the officers, dont precisely this way. assume responsibility for so grevious but on the contrary that we are the places won by each: W. A. Nuttal, Provo, won 18 firsts, a crime as spreading any disease. really being protected and benfeited ourtwo seconds and one third place. behave Let them. us, then, And I dont allow that any parent by AmL. Finlyson, Lake View, won F. to as civilized and selves or moral carry patriotic has any legal right two and will our first to places. good my ericans by giving disease knowingly, to me or A. O. Smoot,. Provo, one first place children. And the City Quarantine our best efforts at AN ADVOCATE TO HEALTH. and two seconds. Physician and the School Nurse, as Dr. Hughes' Provo, two first well as all the school teachers and i THANKS OF CARD of places. Education, members cf the Board two Olsen,1 Lake first View, to or Parley uphold are underoath pledge ' ' To those kind friends who extend- places. and enforce the laws for the protecV. J. of in the to us ed their kind sympathy Taylor, (Cherry Hill Dairy) tion and good of the health one second place. And j; and illness acts the and Vineyard, the words and children school public. during Y. C. as our we provo. our Cannon, extend of and death they child, efforts such rulings all Utah county took first place as a are now making and seeking to en- sincere thanks. for and DIXON LEROY MR. MRS. AND group., exhibit, .and, ' grand champion force are only for my good g ' ' of .ribbon. AND FAMILY. the for your good, 1 , i well-bein- i V ! Special Attraction At Armory Tuesday Of unusual interest to the local lovers of the dance is the announcement that, tlie, original Cheyenne . Cowboy orchestra will furnish the 1 music fori the dance at the Armory Tuesday night, January 24. According to Manager M. ' Stein of the or- -, chestr-a- , the organization" has just completed a very successful tour of the eastern states, where the boys were well received. Dressed as cowpunchers, the boys are said" to make a striking appearance. The orchestra is featuring sliding, slippery, slim Jack Trullinger on the trombone,1 W. Lee Griffin on the and clarinet' and G. H. Sel- lers on, the piano. These three mu- sicians are said to be famous for their solos and duets. No jazz is played, according to Mr. Stein, who states that the best and latest melodies are on the program, such as Wabash Blues, "Ma, Ten Little FingersCrooning, and Ten. Little Toes, I Want My Mammy, and Say It With Liquor. The Montrose (Colo.) Enterprise has this to say for the orchestra:. What it takes to produce dance music, those boys are all broke, out with, T as the fellow says. sax-apho- ne ' i Ogden fire department gets, new $13,000 engine. The deficit in the French budget, due largely to the Immense expenditure for the army, is twice the amount necessary to pay the annual ' interest on loans due to the United ' States. i V - |