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Show TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1922 TELEPHONE TOLL TEACHERS FOR ALPINE SAVE CHARTS REFLECT SCHOOL DISTRICT. 1 BUSINESS ARE ASSIGNED Samuel Kopp 45QWCr Phone 446 TREND Cash and Carry System. THE MOST COMPLETE Business has turned tha nrner. The following is the list of ers that have been aligned to, jThat is the opinion of expert-- ' who trend of in the Alpine school dis- - have analyzed the upward iou: And traffic. distance telephone long trk-par-- 1 records traffic 'Lincoln High school Ora Cun- the telephonerecords of1 distance the long ningham, principal; Raymond Part- ticularly toll calls constitute a, business baridge. Karl Banks. Horace Monson. rometer which, although not Charles H. Davies. A. R. Overlade, to sharp reaction;, may be ac- Lueile Williams and Louise Hy&tt. as a trustworthy recorder of Spencer Lloyd B. Adamson, prin- cepted and broad general commercial move- cipal; Ray V. Wentz. Beatrice Smith. nents or trends. Lillie Wertz, Reta Davies and Essie t!i Graphic charts prepared by Keeler. Ameriof the statistical department Mountain Thorit Hebertsen, prin- can and Telegraph comTelephone Pace. Emma cipal; prove that the vmlume of long ILincoln Clinton Thorne, princi- pany traffic handled by the Bell distance pal; Effie Jolley Della Richins and telephone system which, with its Ruth Goodman. 14.UO0.iMjn telephones- scattered all Lakeview B. M. Jolley, principal, over has remarkUnited the Lela Miner, Annie Kirk and Jose- able facilities forStates, a comobtaining is phine Scott. situation of the view Sharon W. E. Lossee. principal; prehensive means which normal. approaching Zina Baker and Emma Buth. that business is on the up grade. PhiPauline Valera Foote, Page teach-- 1 i var--ehoo- ls ICE CREAM Baker. Charles B. Walker, Highland principal; Louie Shoell. Manil Jesse R. Wadley, , principal; Virginia Smith. Lindon Robert Walker, princi-cipa- l; the banquet table and it is the nourishItgraces child. And youll like ing dish for the orphan ALPINE because it Has all the wholesome and pal; Virginia Smith. Lindon Robert Walker, principal; Martha Johnson, Lacy White, Leona Cooper, Inez Harris and Belva Wadley. Saratoga Abbie Smith. George Pleasant Grove Central W. Larson, principal; Ernest Rasmussen, Mary Gleason, Viola West, Florence Harper, Daisy Newman, Genevieve Ellsworth. Emily Anderson and Margaret Walker. Pleasant Grove High school David Gourley, principal; Junius J. Hayes, Harry Richards, A. R. Overlade. Alma Kirk, Lisle Lindsay, Effie Warnick, H. E. Johnson and G. Maudie Johnson. American Fork, Forobes building Ray D. Nicholes, principal; Jane McPherson, Bessie Newman, Emma G. Anderson, Albert A. Sutherland and Haze Aydelotte. Harrington building Josie Greenwood, principal; Annabelle Miller, Velma Shelley, Vanza Nielsen, Helen McCleery, Sarah Parker, Lura Elder and Dean Marrott. High school P. M. Nielsen, principal; J. M. Walker, Earl Holmstead, Leland Mitchell, Luther Giddings, J. B. Storrs, Luella White, Charlotte Edmunds. Ernest Paxman. Irving' L. Pratt, Jesse I''. Steele. D R Lelii High school Mitihel, principal: Abraham Anderson, bounder Taminnem. Merle Chipman; Junius Banks, Margaret Thurman, Wallace West. Jessica Bird. Robert W. E. Davis. ton. ADS Grammar building Leo Hansen, Woodprincipal; Wallace Anderson.tona GiOra Holmstead. Advertising under this head is ruff Berry, Edith Delcie Southwick, lchrist, 10c line the for per accepted at first insertion and 5c per line for Goates and Ida Thurman. each subsequent insertion, pay-- l Primary Eliza Philips, principal; Alice Jones. Eula Evans, Velma able in advance. $ & Wing, Arvilla Woolston, Arema furnished Goodwin, Ethel Southwick, Viva TayFOR RENT lor and Marie Field. 1st 109 South. West at apartment Cream Made in Provo, Utah Phone 814 I CLASSIFIED Experience I Is a Wise Teacher The more we do a become. certain thing, the more efficient we M-3- - . We have sold Kodaks and Supplies, done Kodak Finishing, sold Music and Musical Instrumens for over fifteen years. 1 FOR SALE Camping pads, or ,mattress filled with deer hair, for sale cheap at Currant Auto Supply . Co. J-2- TP Students Will Enjoy Recreation Program 6 FOR M-3- Provo Photo Supply & Music Co. 77-8- 3 m M-3- J. J-- Phone 444 North Universitv Ave. M-3- - if You Are REAL ESTATE cottage, one acre; good variety of fruit. East Center street. Fine bargain. Phone 63 tf. PLANTS FOR' SALE Tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, peppers, egg plants, sweet potatoes, celery and asters. R. GAY, 314. West Fourth 0 South. Phone 612. All grease and RUGS CLEANED stains removed and colors restored. Prices reasonable. Will call and de0 liver. Phone 662. FOUND Phone Pair glasses. 763-tf. From Missouri 3-- We invite you to call on us when you want any kind of We J. M-3- Building Material J-1- havent any baits to offer just goods of J. Right Quality Right Prices AND AT HEMSTITCHING and PICOTING will give a beautiful finish to your spring finery. Baby clothes and household linens a specialty. Prices All work guaranteed. reasonable. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 97 North University avenue, Ml-t- f t Phone 399. WANTED Falls Iesort. Donnan. Mutual Coal & Lumber Co. - : Two boats, at Upper Write or phone L. L. Corner Second West and Fifth South. to begreater than 1200. The students will for the second time elect a president and other officers of the student body this summer the same as at the regular winter session of school. A student newspaper will also be published every Friday by a large staff to be made up of summer school students. M-3- For the second time during the last six months Mrs. Ethel Gibby has filed suit for divorce in the Fourth district court against Howard Gibby. The first action was filed on January 14, on the grounds of cruelty, which was later dismissed at the of the plaintiffs attorney. The complaint just filed charges the defendant with extreme cruelty in which it is stated that he beat, bruisthe plained and otherwise tiff. FOR SALE At bargain, an ton truck; would consider trade for Ford touring car. Call at 470 East Third South. 30x3 acord TIRE BARGAINS tires for sale at $12.00 each; 30x3 fabric. $10.00. Anderson ' Garage. MARRY IF LONELY; for results, try me; best and most successful Home Maker; hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strictly confidential; most reliable; years experience; deThe Successful scriptions free. re-qup- j 3 st Okls-rnobi- le m J. M-3- 1 ! . i i i 1 ; ) 1 1 w. ox o- Large Can Spaghetti 3 lbs. Sweet Potatoes . r- - M.'- - . 2 r2 , Cracked Wheal Graham Flour.. J Cornmeal 7Y cn : 100ilb. Sack Mill Run 8l.b0 .80 lb. Sack White Shorts 1 Pkg. Ralstons Wheat Food 1 Pkg. Ralstons Cereal Coffee -- "c 1 Pkg. Maid O Barley Coffee 9 lb. Sack Germade I PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR LIVE POULTRY. 9 lb. Sack 9 lb. Sack 9 lb. Sack c ;c lc t ' NO CHARGE. STORE FOR THE MONEY. NO DELIVERY. Center St, Provo. 450 West ) Years of Knowing How. Twenty-eigh- t - SEEDSof seed I would For your first planting recommend for this locality: Sparkler Radish, Yellow Globe Onions, Chantenay Carrot, Detroit Dark Red Beet, Purple Top Turnip, Hansen or Ne wYork Lettuce, Hollow Crown Parsnip, Gradus and Strategm Peas, Spea-ce- r Sweet Peas. I grow adot of seeds, both flower and vegetable. Wilford Perry, Seedsman most all other recording instruments, it helps to create the improved conIt ha ditions which it registers. been a very substantial factor in Mpwaid In m! ii-- i biinging vMont atin h n J s if i. .ip, statistics now available. Slack time-and depression have taught sands of merchants and manufacturers that the long distance toll call is their best salesman. It has enabled them to cut down selling costs, to reduce overhead, to adjust expenses to curtailed receipts. And as more and more business men have learned the value of the telephone as a commercial stimulant, toll traffic has increased and business has improved. The two have reacted upon each other. Telephone experts believe that the toll traffic curve far the Bell system as a whole will cut'the normal curve before the summer js over. It has already gone above normal in many large cities, particularly in the Mid-dWest. Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit and St. Louis show striking results, all of them' being above even the high mark of long distance traffic reached during the post-wa- r business boom of 1919 and 1920. , - Store 338 West Center Greenhouse 483 North Eighth West . ; WEDNESDAY SPECIALS - UNTIL NOON , Pure Utah Dixie Sorghum, Cream Separator Butter Good Old Potatoes, bushel Sirloin Steak, lb. 1 $1.25 gallon 25c 4)5c 4V 20c 20c Steak, lb Hamburger and Sausage, 2 lbs T-Bo- ne 25c , OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Halls Catarrh Medicine Those who are in a run down condition will notice that Catarrh bothers them much more than when they are in good health. This fact proves that while Catarrh is a local disease, it is greatly influenced by constitutional conditions. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE consists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which assists in improving the General Health. Sold by druggists tor over 40 Years. F. Ji Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio. Loin Steak, lb - Steak, lb Round Steak, lb Shoulder Steak, lb, Pot Roasts, lb. . Rump Roasts, lb Prime Rib Roasts, lb Heel Boil, lb Rib Boil, lb Brisket Boil, lb Suet, lb Hamburger Steak, lb ne ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W 318 Clift Building I ? I . I . . 23c 24c . 20c 24c . 20c ........... ,23c ...i ..... '24c . .20c 24c 20c 15c j--. .16c ,20c HINDMARSH CO. Walter P. Kirksey ft VEAL 23c 24e Leg Roasts, lb. 21c Loin Roasts, lb. Shoulder Roasts,; lb 18c Loin Chops, lb X 16c Veal Chops, lb. J PORK ROASTS . 17c 20c Leg Roasts, lb. Loin Roasts, lb. 17c Shoulder Roasts, lb.. Loin 'Chops, lb 7c Shoulder Pork, lb Sjiuspge, lb 11c Loose Lard, lb . 15c Link Sausage, lb. Phone 534 Cash and Carry Market 464 West Center Provo, Utah Charlie Makes em New i . r i & ill-treat- ed J-- Try a Post Want Ad! It PaysILs 5 in their nature. IMPORTANT BUSINESS FACTOR. fhe telephone, as! a business barometer. is peculiar in that, unlike al- Salt Lake City, Utah AGAIN APPEALS TO COURTS milk cow; FOR SALE has given over 6000 lbs. milk in past 6 months. Giving '34-- 3 6 lbs. daily; a bargain. See W. C. Booth, basqt 3 ment 3,6 2 North 4th East. room Furnished FORj RENT gas neated with bath. Inquire 1 610 West First South. Club, MRS. NASH, Box 556, OakLOST Somewhere between Provo land, California. bench and Pleasant Grove; a pair of LOST Pair eye glasses. Inquire black rimmed glasses. Finder phone 7 3 .tf this office. SUN DRIED BRICKS FOR SALE, RENT June 1, three-rooPenrod & Nelson apartment. Apply to 61 So. $8 per thousand. 3 1 Co. Phone 7S2-J-- 1 2nd West or phone 711-J-- PHONE 357 1 - . el RENT 2 large modern Motoring on the Great Salt lake, Reasonable hiking to the summits of Utahs highhousekeeping rooms. 1 price. 19 0 South 5th West. est peaks, and roasting wienies at the foot of the big white U on the June 1 three-roor FOR RENT hillside while the moon rises over the Soi 61 2nd West modern mountains at the east of the school apartment, 1 Phone 711-eompus, are all included in the recreation program for1 the University of FOR SALE Building lot at 48 6 Utah summer school which was comEast Seventh North'. Call Louis pleted last Saturday (by the recreation I committee. Week-en- d hikes, camRichard, r Route 2, Box 25. Saltair outings and weekpus frolics, FOR SALE Old oil, 15c per gal- ly. piatinee dances are to be particilon. Fine for machinery, etc. Pine pated in by the summer school stu1 Tree Service Station. dent body which is this year expected PROFIT BY OUR EXPERIENCE 3 er although general business varies more widely from normal than do telephone messages. The normal telephone curve is, of course, an ascending curve, because the demand for service is continually increasing. And it is significant that the only two instances during the past twenty years in which the curve of actual messages has failed to show an increase in one year over the preceding year were in 1907 and in the latter part of 1920., both of which periods were coincident with periods of business depression. The volume of telephone toll business is a trustworthy business barometer principally because of the fact that the telephone itself is an essential part of every modern business concern. Business cannot be conducted without it. When business prospers, the number off toll yalls increases; when business is depressed, toll calls decrease, But, although statistics show that a record of toll calls gives an accurate indication of genera! business trends, a graphic chart showing a comparison between toll calls and general business conditions does not record fluctuations arising from external causes which are merely superficial or temporary i isusar 72c 1 Large Cans Jam Cans Orange Marmalade Dozen Strictly Fresh Eggs lb. Can Genuine Java and Mocha Coffee lb. Can Golden Gate Coffee lbs. A No. 1 Fancy Sego Pkgs. Hominy 2 2 ! Louie Shoell. Manila Jesse R. Wadley, princi- palatable qualities demanded of good Ice Cream. The Peak of Perfection ve SHOW IMPROVEMENT. Leo Walker, principal; The improvement dluring the lash, Vineyard Alma Riding, Loie Miner and Gene- seven months in volume of telephone vieve Clegg. messages clearly indicated that an Cedar Fort R. L. Dubois, princi- improvement in general business has taken place, for studies of records pal; Vida Fugal. Fairchild Myrtle Anderson. covering the last twenty years show Alpine Lewis Olpin, principal; that general business and long disFern Fagan, Alice Philips and Lois tance message business move togeth- of everybody. 3 , ' lb. Pail Swift's Silver Leaf Lardh lb. Bulk Swift's Silver Leaf Lard 5 lb. Crock Jelly 5 3 lips. And Ice Cream is the national food because it is the food of all classes. You find it eaten by poor and rich alike, because it comes within the means ALPINE 10 lbs. - there is more Ice Cream show STATISTICS in thethat United States than in any other country on the globe. Probably thats one of several reasons why this country is the healthiest in the world. LINE : sen-i-ti- The National Food Lowest Prices. WEEK ENDING JUN& t t FOR CASH MONEY-BU- Y J-- Except they dont have to be broke in again, Shoes repaired by him wear longer and always look good. Dont throw the cld shoes away theres no need of such ex- travagance. Bring them to us youll be surprised what we can do with them. f i BUSTER BROWN SHOE REPAIRING CO. 168 West center Rear Buster Brown Shoe Store Si t. i |
