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Show r S' THE PROVO POST TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 3, 1922 SAVE FOR CASH MONEY-BU- Y Samuel ICopp 450wenter Phone 446 Gash and Carry System. MOST COMPLETE THE . 1 48-l- b. 4r LINE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 100 lbs. Sugar 10 lbs. Sugar 100 lbs. Millrun ' Lowest Prices. -- 7 $7.80 r --7- $1.25 60c Sack Patent Flour Potatoes, per Bushel Strictly Fresh Eggs, per Dozen- -, Fairview Creamery Butter 3 lbs. Silver Leaf Lard, bulk Swifts Atlas Hams, per lb 2 lbs. Power Coffee Fresh Salmon or Halibut, per lb Fancy Dressed Chickens, per lb.i1 40c can Sweet Pickles 20c can Sweet Pickles 3 Bottles Sniders Salad Dressing 3 Pkgs. Aunt Jemimas Pancake Flour 10 lb. Pail White Syrup- - oc 50c 29c : - Gallon size can Sweet Pickles 10 Bars Kirks Flake Soap 5ac 30c 30c 20c 10c 25c 49c 59c $1.25 43c 50c 75c 45c : 13 Bars Swifts White Laundry Soap 10 Large Bars Peter Pan Toilet Soap 2 Large Pkgs. Golden Rod Washing Powder MORE FOR THE MONEY. ?S NO;CHARGE. NO DELIVERY. 450 West Center St., Provo. rapidly progressing. Sevier county funds $22,000 less. 3BS Wasatch county taxes increased to $181,138.82, due to increased expenditures on road construction. Logan Stretch ground rear state fish hatchery may be made into park. contract Salt Lake $10,261 awarded for fire station. Logan applies for water to generate more electricity. Ogden $31,000 contract let for construction of concrete and steel STEADY JOBS bridge in mouth of Ogden canyon. of Salt Lake Limited acreage for beets will keep four, perhaps five, faco of Sugar companys season. this from tories operating Other eight or nine will commence QUALIFIED RAILROAD MECHANICS 5 and 15. grinding between 6 October To Take the Place of Strikers Beet yields are 5 per cent to 70 per cent of normal, with estimated STANDARD WAGES WITH SENIORITY RIGHTS DATING production 807,000 tons, against last year. Two of AmalgaFROM TIME OF EMPLOYMENT AS PRESCRIBED BY THE mated Sugar companys plants will probahly not start this fall, others have good tonnages promised. STATES RAILROAD The lumber industry is 50 per cent more active than it was a year ago, : LABOR BOARD and both domestic and foreign marare buying in large quantities. kets Will Be Paid As Follows : The farmer and the home owner simply cannot go on paying more and 70 cents per hour Machinists, more for government. 70 cents per hour lilacksmiths, CAVE WOMAN TACTICS. 70 cents per hour lioiler Makers, 70 cents per hour Pipe Fitters, John B. Finley, 61, decided he 70 cents per hour Tinners a wife and advertised for one. wanted . 70 cents per hour Sheet Metal Workers, Miss Sarah Hawkins of Greenville, 63 cents per hour Car Repairers, Miss., replied. He made a trip to home to look her over. She backher to 51 cents 59 Machinists Helpers, per hour ed him up against the fence with a Round House Service Men, 35 to 38 cents per hour and compelled him to 34 to 3 T cents per hour Coach Cleaners, marry her on the spot. Finley told 27 to 51 cents per hour his story to a Chicago judge the other Apprentices, thought that was no Differentials of 3 cents per hour over the foregoing rates are day. The judge to get a husband woman a for way of on and differentials night shifts, paid to mechanical craftsmen so he severed the marriage ties. 5 cents to 10 cents perhour in excess of the foregoing rates are The Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad System Utah-Idah- . UNITED six-shoot- er SARTORIAL NOTE. paid to highly skilled positions in. mechanical crafts. Overtime at Time and One-haIn Hong Kong is a tailor named Ah Men.. X, The last word In tailoring, one Applicants for work should apply at the office of the Superintendent of Motive Power, Shop Superintendent, Master Mechanic might say. Boston Transcript. or Shop Foreman at Denver, Burnham, Pueblo, Salida, Minturn, Grand Junction, Montrose, Ridgway, Gunnison, Alamosa, Chama, NEW YORK LIFE Salt Lake City, Ogden, or any Local Agent. lf -- J f INSURANCE CO. JOSEPH H. YOUNG, Receiver The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad System TO RANKS OF RICH In Business 78 Years A Great Financial Institution FRED S. SMART Local Representative Phone 403 iumiiimHiiuiiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiniiHUiniiiiniinmiiminiinunmiiinmmmmHHmimninimiimminmi X Ljttle do we realize the debt we the dark ages y 'of the cow. andDuring we find barbarism savagery This is the story of , ames on itier ancestors natives of the eariy stantine, who landed in America Ag Qld WQrld forestg of h from Greece 21 years ago in poor jrjgj1 rays of civilization s. and penniless and of that early darkness the trated turning home for a visit with a half perj0(if and man called upon the cow, million dollars he has accumulated gjje came forth from her seclusion to here. t share in the efforts that gave us a Constantines story of accumula-- 1 greafer nation and more enlightened tion is also one of generosity and peopjei good living. He has worked hard in For twenty thousand years she has his time, but once, the money came he shown her allegiance to man, sharing began living. alike in his prosperity and adversity, Constantine, who owns a hotel in responding nobly to all that was done Jamacia, was born on the island of for her, until through her developCyprus, a British possession. At the ment .she became an idol of the peoage of 21 he heard of the opportuni- ple of her native country. ties of the new world and came over When Columbus made his second in the steerage. to America, the cow came voyage On the same ship were other with him, and from that time to the Greeks, but they all knew some one present day she has been a most poin America; Constantine was alone. tent factor in making this. ouH own He tried to describe to a visitor his country, the greatest nation, with the feeling when he landed in Castle type of womanhood history Garden and looked around. All his highest ever known! has meet countrymen were rushing to came Her sons helped till the soil of our friends and relatives. No one and slowly moved the proancestors for him. He didnt know where to ducts of the farm to market. They go, or what to do. Luckily one of went with man to the dense forests his shipmates, an Italian, saw him. of the new world, helped clear them Both went to a cheap lodging house for homes and made cultivation posthe Italian knew about. sible for the generation, and Here was Constantines first en- when the tidecoming of emigration turned counter with the psychology of food. westward they hauled the belongings Let him tell it: of the pioneer across the When I walked into the dining and over the great mounroom run with the lodging house I tainplains to new homes beyond. ranges didnt know what to order. I didnt Truly, the cow is mans greatest know a word of English. My Italian benefactor. Hail, wind, droughts friend spoke to me with signs. I sat and floods may come, destroy our down to the table, and there oppo- crops and banish our hopes, but from site me was a man eating ham and what is left the cow manufactures eggs. When the waiter came I point- into the most nourishing and ed to the ham and eggs. He told me foods, and is she not fosttheir name. I nodded. For a week er mother and life itself to countless after that I lived on ham and eggs. thousands of little children all over I ate that food three times a day. I world of ours? We love her for was heartily sick of it, but didnt this her beauty, and should her docility, know how to order anything else. misfortune overtake us as we beAlso my money was running low. come bowed down with the weight of Pretty soon I wouldnt be able to af- years, we know that in the cow we ford ham and eggs. have a friend that was never known HIS FIRST JOB. to falter. She the debt. She Then came a relief. A man walk- saves the home. pays God bless the cow ed into the house one day and said little do we realize the debt we he wanted a dishwasher. Several owe Missouri Board her. From men rose for the job, but the pay was of Agriculture. the wantonly $15 a month and nobobdy ed to work for that. Constantine, however, took the job. That is how Tailors he went to work for Mike Minden, Old Hook Eye the only boss he ever had. Mike a resturant Minden at that time had on Ocean boulevard. The last hook and eye manufacConstantine moved slowly up- turer in London has gone out of busiward. He was promoted to fireman, ness! Think of this, all harassed then second cook, and finally chef. husbands whose recollections can go He worked for Minden 10 years, in back 20 years! Where we bought hundreds of every one of his resturants. About, 1910 he purchased the Minden House thcmsands of hooks and eyes 10 s which he still runs in Jamacia. At years ago, said the manager of thouwas season we at five dont buy stores, that time the racing its hight. Constantines place was sand in a twelve month. The poor old hooks and eyes have been superpopular as a rendezvous. seded. FRIEND IN NEED TO MANY. The first thing to take their place There ,was one thing about this (commonly rendezvous which every one learned was the press-stuto respect. No crooked work was known as the popper). This is retolerated. Constantine saw many at maining increasingly popular bebet placed, but he never bet himself. cause it is much neater and easier to That is one of the reasons why, he adjust. Elastic is another substitute He which is being increasingly used. says, he still has his money. saw rich men go broke overnight. He But what really sounded the heard wild stories of riches But death of hooks and eyes was the slip-o- n he wasnt taking the dress, which is becoming in- method. But many a racing man did creasingly popular and, of course, he help. Often the freest spenders requires no fastennings at all. But landed up broke. Then Constantine dont worry about the departure of hooks and eyes. They were both would take them in and feed them. All the benevolent organizations in clumsy and ugly. Other articles have suffered a Jamacia tell about constributions from Constantine. His entertaining similar eclipse. Years ago we used was lavish. When he married, and to buy huge quantities of buttons for at the birth of each of his children, sewings on costumes. No tailor-mad- e house was thrown garment would have been complete Constantines open. And his generosity paid. Peo- without them. Today they have gone ple liked to gather at his place. Con- completely, their place being taken either by buttons of the same cloth stantine was voted a good fellow. Constantine is going to the island as the coat or, if bone buttons are of Cyprus where he will visit his old used, only one is required. mother. Also he will tour Europe Back-sesometimes with his wife and two children. And driving it is said that when he leaves his wrecks a car, but oftener it merely escort to the ship will amount to a wrecks the regular drivers mind.. parade. Thats what Jamacia thinks of Jim Constantine. Owe g Weekly review of payrolls, industries and improvements. Building operations surpass all' recordstaxsince rethe World war. Battle for duction going forward in all western states. Highway work closing. Eureka All property of the Gemini and Ridge & Valley mining companies, together with a controlling number of shares in Eureka Mines Co. have been acquired by Chief Consolidated Mining company. Change will mean large amount of new twork. Mining Co. Salt Lake Park-Uta- h dividend increases from 10 to 15 cents a share. October distribution amounts to $150,000. Mine producing heavily. Eureka Tintic Standard Mining company pays $58,745 dividend. Salt Lake Lyon Oil company to start test in Los Soldier district. Kanosh Blue Bell mine npar here being worked steadily. Price Columbia steel ' interests start railroad work towards Horse canyon. About 400 cars of peaches have Utah thus far been shipped from revecounty, bringing into county a nue of about $150,000. Logan Electric lights may be placed in Logan canyon. Nephi Paved highway between here and Utah county line, distance of more than fifteen miles to be completed October 25 at cost of $500,000. Payson Santaquin quarries have inexhaustible supply of lime rock. Delta Contract for brick building let. Longmont South Fork road work TRIBUTE TO THE COW FROM DISHWASHER UTAH WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW pene-healt- , j I . sun-scorch- Almost every one knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compounded, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago, the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home, which is mussy and troublesome. Nowadays, by at any drug store for asking Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, you will get a large bottle of this'Yamous old recipe, improved by the addition of , other ingredients, at a small cost. Dont stay gray! Try it! No one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small .strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. uiiiiiikiniTiiliiiHIUuiiiiuiiiiiirmmFiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiininiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininjiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiin JEsqp 3Xctober ed SEE Abandoning and the great invisible electricity at the Electrical Exposition. See him display himself in the multiple life-sustaini- ng role of household servant, industrial helper, motive power. See the $100,000 Regional Arch in its dazzling candle-pow- er splendor. Two tons of jewels with the combinedcombined in the arch equal to 400 times the candlepower used in the entire lighting system of Mam Street and State Street in Salt Lake City. A visit to the Electrical Exposition is an education in itself. The electrical amusement features will keep you laughing. Utah, Nevada, Colorado, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming will participate. Local and national exhibits aplenty. Under the Auspices of Rocky Mountain Electrical League Co-operati- ve ; Har-rod- . 3 d, get-rich-qui- ck at AMUSEMENT FEATURES FOR THE UTAH 8TATE FAIR ARRANGED That the card of amuaement for the 1922 Utah state fair, October 2 to 7, will he as varied, spectacular and novel as the offering of any former year, was the statement of W. D. Sutton, manager of the asooiatlon, following a recent meeting of the board of directors. Pony polo. In which men from Fort Douglas will participate, is assured. The teams will give exhibition matches in the enclosure of the race track three days of the week, the activity being too strenuous to permit of dally performance. On the alternating days there will be competitive drills be tween squads from the Fort and the Theres nothing like Utah national guard. Silver loving it to put you in shape cugs will be awarded each member of for the dayo duties or the winning polo team. An auto teeter, novel game of pleasures. skill, will be another innovation in Theres nothing like the way of amusements. It is open to all motor contestants, the idea being Dr. Miles to drive on to a nicely balanced teeter about four feet from the ground and to bring refreshing, strike a balance for a perceptible perrestful slumber. iod of time. A prize will be given to If it every driver who succeeds. Buy a bottle. ' Pyrotechnic displays for each night does not help you, of the fair have been secured. All tha well give your money latest freaks and thrillers of fireback. works display will be exhibited to the patrons. Negotiations are under Your druggist sells it at fair way for a large carnival. pre-w- ar A rigid rule of the exposition this prices --$1.00 per bottle. year will be every exhibit in place by 9 a. m. of the opening day, Mx. Sutton said. Monday has already been set apart as childrens' and school day, the cooperation of county and city school officials having been secured. Applications for exhibition space NEXT! are said to be coming in at a satisfacCop Hey, where are you going? tory rate. One application of especial Dont you know thi8 is a one way interest was for a permit to make an street? agricultural exhibit representative of Abe (in a new car) Veil, Im a section in Alberta, Canada. only going one way, aint I? A good nights rest Look Young! 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