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Show i THE PROVO POST r TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1922 Blond Girl Should President Harding to Avoid the Hot Sun, Speak at General Grants Birthplace rH Says Harvard Doctor The l"Mth ! Blond-OCanniversary of th S Grant will be oV t rw jlmth of b i - at ob! on the l'rrved throughout country () i i - . Apr. 1 27. -- : ban Hardin? ha- - prorm-i-- d at th'1 unwalug m a t ibl- -t peak th- - Pre-ule- W nt s I"- - ant -- L. i ( Mg' M- dii - ho Cnion general birth-- i f Plea-ant. O f. Point and on th Vor (.- ' n i ii. da the Grant meinoiia! h vt I- t i v. nn n ha- - been o many ear- - m vv i , bodv all ron-triu ( f gir-- p ion at the bu-- e Y' i ',r m- f'-- '! the rapitol in Washington, will be nad -ldi(citt-(- l with iiit.ihle i Yv'om n The movement for the lonth " ad The d to anniver-ai- v Ibithdav t b bration --tv o mjiji in n.. v c- - -- er m motion at the 77th nn- o htb- h.i n and tional encampment of the Gran w.n nmg v. No Army of the Republic at Indianap- - IvMlr-ne- n who habmiPlv go oil1? last Septembei An executive llmt'es- H ir abo.dd (ran committee headed by Colonel Thoma-- j the summer month- S. Hopkins, of Washington, was ap" T ( -- e pi oph I anapf to buom. pointed by Lewis S. Pih her. commander-in-bald-hfad- d -wh nil vrrv xoung. chief; and a national commit-i Dr Olivir It's iiei au-- i of tee of arrangements was treated. It the rted sun." is headed by President Harding as exposure to the mil. he add- - i honorary chairman. Among the ed. Long wa- - helpful in iaMm of tuber u- honorary vice chairmen are Vice lo-- is of the bone-- , but dangerous in I President Coolidge, Speaker Gillette. most other Chief Justice Taft, Secretaries As to the value of fate povvtb fs Weeks and Denbv, General Pershing? bv women, the doctor was nonused Senators Nelson and Warren. Repre- committal. sentatives Osborne and Yates. Govbe all right for projecernors Davis of Ohio and Miller of tion"They mav he said, bat agaiq-- t sunburn, Nety York and the head of women's, to be washed powders off at ought organizations related to the Grand night. 'Army as well as General Miles, commander-in-chief of the Loyal Legion, and Hanford MacXider, national commander of the American Legion. The memorialyin the botanical garden at the foot of the capitol, which will be dedicated simultaneously with jj - guar 1 . 1 i - 1 . -- T . - I i 1 1 1 fere-nonie-- - i I . , , -- l- - -- , 1 j . 1 1 a-- ( di-ea-- es College Paper College Men are Keen for Attacks the Way Girls Are Dressing the exercises at General Grants Do the girls dress improperly for birthplace at Point Pleasant, Ohio, was conceived by and erected with classes at the University of Chicago? funds gathered by the surviving vetIn its editorial column the Dailv erans of the Army of Tennessee. Maroon, the University of Chicago Many vexatious delays occurred after paper, the fact that the sculptor began his work, but the find it deplores necessary to wear trick shoes handsome bronze groups were com- and not hose to class; that they use pleted at last. The dedication will lip varnish, rouge and powder. be under the auspices of a committee The paper said,: "Its a question peluding Senator Brandegee, of Con- whether a girl cat concentrate more necticut, Secretary Wees, Bishop Fal- readily with a shiny nose. We can lows, of Chicago, and Colonel Clar- conceive like this going ence O. Sherrill of the Army Engi- on in the something think tank of the neer corps. Lets see, I must get this note, Grants is no individual will. there birthday anniversary Oh, comes almost on the 7th anniver- dear, I know I need powder. I wonsary of General Lees surrender at der if I couldnt possibly do it behind Appomattox, which took place on my book? The individual is depen- April 9, 1865. At the close of the dent on society. Civil war Grants name was more I know Jims looking at me, Im frequently on the lips of the people a fright. I must powder my nose. than that of any other American, And after classOh, say. Flo. unless it was Lincoln. In 1S69 he can I have your lecture notes? I became president and was couldnt get what Prof said to a second term. So his name continued to be before the people. After House retiring from the presidency in 1S77 he was for a time less in the public a His eye. but he still was a favorite. unfortunate business venture some ton e the White house years later excited the sympathy and to Hard times Even D. concern Says economize then n prood doal of his friends It was known more than the suim allotted by the that he was reduced almost to povJohn D Rockefeller is 83, thrifty erty Then followed his illness from nation is expended in its upkeep and -of pooch, montallv vigorous and the dread disease of which so little must come from the presidents pocket. Just how much is left of the physically fit, and b no means dis- is known even5 now. Dont SOLDIERS LOVED HIM. couraged about the world. presidents salary of $75,000 a year, at the years end, is a question. For worry, says he, the darkness is Grant began the preparation the ordinary only temporary, the world is coming o f When repair and refurIt be- nishing of 'thecare, his memoirs he was ill Was the younger out of it all right. executive mansion, know-he was hoping that, congress allots $50,000 a year. Fuel generation weaker in fiber than his, came two volumes for the mansion and greenhouses the It is in this wl)en published, somebody asked him. a competence for bis consume $9000. The bill for lightsaid the oil wauld yield younger generation, His sufferings increased be-as ing the house and grounds comes to family. as as to succeed much it king, just on, and at last it was in my generation and the gen- the work $86000. Congress also sets aside him and death, $36,000 annually a came race between toof for the eration beyond that. The world and waited in conducting the executive expense in offices day offers better opportunities to the while mankinfLwatehed Grant con- which many clerks are employed, but for the result. young people than ever before. Let anxiety for he lived to complete the it is all needed. The president in the young and ambitious work hard quered, That work. accomplished, he wel- having his shoes halfsoled and his and look forward and they will sucfrom his sufferings trousers patched, probably wasnt relief comed the ceed. Pearls of wisdom are not cast came. soon that swine. before just setting an example to the counQther wars have intervened, great try. national and international problems WANTS HIM WORSE have arisen and commanded the atthe people, and thus the POSTAL IMPROVEMENT tention My husband, complained the name andof the fame of Ulysses S. He so puritanical. young wife, is not figured so promidoesnt believe in theaters, dancing, Grant have as they did the with people WEEK IS OBSERVED bridge or any of the modern forms nently or fifty y.ears ago. forty of amusement. But during the more than half a Indeed, said her confidant those veterans who served century then soothingly, but remember, my him and 'who loved him have under or for him better 1 took dear, you Sees Inaugurated First their devotion to May never wavered in, worse. of veterans the I know. was the reply, and I his memory. The General Campaign of war are fast' disappearing. In cant help thinking how much better Civil a few years there will be none left. Kind in Service. Bosit would be if lie were worse. But old and feeble though they are, ton Transcript. the mention of the name of their leader will stir their ma'fal spirit Without the Postal Service, business and awaken fond memories. would languish In a day, and be at a standstill In a week. Public opinion Convicts Will would die of dry rot.- Sectional hatred Odell or prejudice only would flourish, and co-e- co-e- GOOD CLOTHES Because in these smart clothes are ex'i ds d: pressed tne deft touches of original designing and skillful tailorship the exclusiveness of fabric and pattern that make them distinctive. Exactly what lively young fellows want and insist upon having. Single and double-breaste- d models, sports models, 4- - , j ,7 ' ; j - White Years of Knowing How Twenty-eigh- t r Dont Worry. SEEDS For your first of seed I would planting recommend for this locality: Sparkler Rad-jish- ,. Yellow Globe Onions; Chantenay Carrot, Detroit Dark Rd Beet, Purple Top Turnip, ;Hansen or Ne wYork Lettuce, Hollow Crown Parsnip, Gradusr and'Strategem Peas, Spea- cer Sweet Peas. I grow a lot ofLseeds, both (flower and vegetable. j.' b John : fact that they dress and act like grafters instead of acting like they believe what they say. SAVE MissBaby GOOD MUST BE: 1st Made to order; 2nd Of proper material; 3rd Lined nd trimmed properly; 4th Designed correctly; 5th Tailored thoroughly; 6th Fitted perfectly; 7th Look beautifully; 8th Wear satisfactorily. -- j Baby Odell, whose father was electrocuted for murder and whose mother was sentenced t life imprisonment for complicity, is to leave Auburn prison next September. It will for the child, just be a trip a by-b- y but it will be lifelong goodby for the mother. She does not wish to face her child in orison garb when Naomi grows up dnd is old enough to understand. Naomi will be reared Warden by relatives in Rochester. Jennings says the baby has brought a ray of sunshine to the whole prison. Each day ifer mother bathes her, dresses her in rompers and takes her for a walk in the prison corridor. Otherwise Mrs. 'Odell goes about her work silently. She is a model pris- oner. From the warden and matron, on down, all drea(j the approach of September. Little Naomi will be the lastiprison child sin New York. Under a new law any baby born to a prisoner will be taken from the mother at birth instead of at 2 years under the present lay. The tvay of the transgressor is .hard , Clothes. v j i j (Have a carpenter do your carpentering hell the s. $40 $45 ' $50 a tailor your tailoring) ii am or England to Increase Civil Wedding Fees Civil wedding fees in England are about to be increased and church authorities, alarmed at the growing popularity of register offices, are expected to seize this opportunity to induce bridal couples to go to the altar. Civil wedding fees have not been altered since they were first fixed about 6 0 yeays ago. narrow-mindedne- ss Cash arid Carry System. 10 lbs. poor-hous- es Sugar 1 70c 65c 10 lbs. Navy Beans 10 lbs. Pipkeye Beans 98c 10 lbs. GoodRice 5 2 Silver Leaf Lard Large Oval Cans Sardines, Assorted Fancy Comb Honey lb. can Crisco lb. can Snowdrift 2 cans Corned Beef 1 Vi 1 1 65c 50c 93c 3 lbs. 35c 35c 21c 45c 1 j. 2 pkgs. Appetitost Cheese 2 pkgs. Maid O Barley Coffee 2 lbs. Pacific Nut Butter 01eo 25c 35c 45c - 2i2 lb. can Hunts Perfect Baking Powder 75c Fresh Salmon, per lb. Jl 30c Fresh Halibut, per lb. 30c Fresh Utah Catfish, per lb. 20c ' 35c pkg. Golden Rod Washing Powder 19c 10 bars Kirks White Flake Soap 47c 3 bars Ileter Pan Toilet Soap 25c 3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser, with Penny Bank 28c I PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR YOUR POULTRY - ness, however widespread, touches so many lives so often or sharply ; no church reaches into so many souls, flutters so many pulses, has so many human beings dependent on Its min- AND EGGS istrations. "Postal Improvement MORE FOK THE MONEY. NO CHARGE. NO DELIVERY. 450 West Center St., Provo. t , SIZE AND QUALITY of th coal we put In your bins vary only as to size the quality is the same every time. Egg, stove or nut, the coal we handle is the best we can buy and we ar pretty good buyers at that. Such mines as Castle Gate, Standard, Clear Creek, Mohrland and Blackhawk speak volumes as to the grade of fuel we supply. I SMOOT & SPAFFORD of mail matter. If you have any complaints of poor service make them to your postmaster. He has Instructions to' investigate them and report to the department. Lowest Prices. THE MOST COMPLETE LINK WEEK ENDING APRIL 29 i thrive. are filled with The former kaisers palace in Berthose who believed in the saying, lin has been used a$ a movie studio since the war ended. While we live, let'us live. The f Samuel Kopp 450 w. Center Phone 446 It Is the biggest distinctive business In the world and It comes nearer to the innermost Interests of a greater number of men and women than any other Institution on earth. No private busi- Week" has been set for May 1, by the Postmaster General. This Is the first general campaign of Its kind in the Postal Service for several decades. Business men and their organizations, large users of the mail, newspapers, motion pictures, advertisers, and the entire organization qf 326,000 postal workers are to be enlisted in this country-wid- e campaign of interest In postal improvements. Your help Is vital. Address your letters plainly with pen or typewriter. Give street address. Spell out name of State, dont abbreviate. Put your return address in the upper left hand corner of envelope (not on the back) and always look at your letter before dropping In the mall to see if it Is properly addressed. This care in the use of the malls Is for your benefit and speeds up the dispatch and delivery FOR CASH MONEY-BU- Y 1, - TAILOR-MAD- E $35 I our-window- Schwab Clothipg Go.. tke house of Kuppenheirner good clothes I The lack of success that a good many salesmen have is due to the Personality is expressed in See I , Wilford Perrys Seedsman Who remembers when the sign of. a prosperous family was that the wife!; had a woman to come .to the house on Monday morning to do the weeks washing? Is Economizing L' w-e- Store 338 West Center Greenhouse 483 North Eighth West r button models. Cleverly turned la-pels, new ideas in belts and plaits, Kuppenheirner quality to the laM aiid button j n T, , . i 502 SOUTH UNIVERSITY AVE. Uptown Office: , rovo Commercial & Savings Bank |