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Show THE PROVO POST WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1924. NEW SCHEDULE FOR TROOP TWO OF BOY LARGEST : SCOUTS RELIABLE QUALITY WORLD'S GOODS ALWAYS CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE 475 DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION 286 WEST CENTER SPECIAL PROGRAM AT LOW Incorporated. Anniversary of Founding of ciety To Be Observed By Fifth Ward Organization So- HUCE3 STORES PROVO, UTAH & ' - Stylish Models for Women and Misses AT GREAT SAVINGS In this splendid assort- ment of seasonable Silk and Wool Dresses you are sure to find one which will suit your taste and purse! Order Received To Suspend All Sale of Treasury Savings Certificates A new schedule of Incoming mails Troop Two of the Fifth ward M. A. will hold a special anniver- has just recently become effective at sary week meeting at 7:30 oclock, the local postoffice, according to Friday evening, February 8, under Postmaster J. P. McQuire, who has the direction of Senior Patrol Lead- issued an announcement regarding er Dalos Clark. the arrival, receipt and distribution The program wrill be as follows: of all incoming mails. Presentation of flag and pledge Mails from Salt Lake City, includof allegiance; prayer, member of ing mail from the north in Utah alAmerica, congre- so all states mail, arrives in Provo Sequoia patrol; What Is Scouting? mem- via the Orem line at 2 a. m. It is gation; of received at. the bers of Troop; Demonstration at 7 a. m. first aid; scope of scouting, Scout and distributed postoffice at 8 a. m. Ralph Worthen; repeating of scout Northern, western and eastern pledge; presentation of badges to states mail will arrive on Grand J. Junction & Ogden Train No. 4 at members of troop committees. N. Ellertsen, Dr. J. C. Clark, W. L. 9.27 a. m. It will be delivered at Manghm, J. R. Hodson, Bishop Al- the postoffice at 9.4 7 a m. and disbert Mabey in charge; stunts by the tributed at 10:50 a. nj. Mail from southern Utah, Nevada, Sequoia patrol; presentation of official badges to assistant scoutmast- California, and also Arizona will ers Crowther and Hall; patrol apd"7i on the Salt Lake & Los Angetroop yells; taps and posting colors. les train No. 4 at 9:10 a. m. Be delivered at the postoffice at 9:30 a. m. and distributed at 10:30 a. m. Heber, Charleston, Wallsburg, and Midway malls will be delivered Succeeds to the postoffice at 9:30 a. m. and on Main Stroot distributed at 10:30 a. m. Mail from the north, including states mail, local from American Fork, Lehi, RivBr LAURA MILLER erton and Midvale will arrive on the Salt Lake and Marysvale train . lltl. kr Uan Miller No. 512 at 9:55 a. m. Be received at the Provo postoffice at 10:30 a. THE DESERT AND THE m. and distributed by 11 a. m. MlElC OF HUMAN Eureka, Silver City, Mammoth, KINDNESS Goshen, Elberta, Payson, Spanish Fork, Springville mails will arrive S. L. C. & Silver City train No. Tb toealHy is Irrelevant Is the via 409 at 10 a. m., be received at 10:20 dletara f s successful woman of a. m. and distributed at 11 a. m. Tucson, Aria, when asked whether sbe Mall from southern states, Colothinks the business college graduate rado, Eastern Utah will arrive on should go to a big city for work. "I the Grand Junction & train advise her not te go If she can And No. 1, which arrives at Ogden a. m. 11:30 work at home, Mrs. Reynolds con- Mail received on this train will be tinues. Theres Just one provision distributed at 12:30 p. m. Mail from Sanpete and south to that is Important. It Is that the girl Kane a to county will arrive on Salt can adhere standard of morality which will always preclude loss of Lake and Marysvale train No. 511 at 3:34 p. m., and be distributed at m. Mail from Salt Lake ThlrfMs no preachment from a pro- 4:30 p. City Utah, also northandporth Novela Routt ern, weinern andineastern reformer. fessional states, xvill Reynolds has learned that an honest arrive via Salt Lake & Silver City code pays In the end from the many-side- train No. 410 at 5:15 p. m., and business world that the Rey- be distributed at 6:30 p. m. Salt Lake City and north Ogden nolds Commercial school keeps her In terminal mails, including northern, touch with. World war need found Mrs. Rey- western and eastern states mails, nolds and other business women of will arrive on Grand Junction and Tucson Just as readily as If they had Ogden train No. 2 at 6 p. m.. and distributed by 6:30 p. m. Nephi, hurried to Washington or New York. be Mona, Santaquin, Payson, Spanish It even brought legitimate prosperity Fork and Lynndyl mails will reach serx-lcsince her lay In equipping an Provo via Salt Lake , Lynndyl unparalleled number of students for train No 72 at 6 3 4 p. m. and be distributed hv 7 20 p rn. TTMpor government work. Tucson holds, Mrs. Reynolds has Prii e and Th n r nails arrive Ogden train found, an extra appeal to the heart of xia Grand Junction any employed woman who has a spark No. 3 at S'15 p. m. and he distribof the material fire. The hordes of uted by 9 p. m. schedule is daily health seekers need cheery sugges- no The above from pouches Springville, Goshto to themselves on how tions adapt en vi and 409 on Suntrain Elbert, arid surroundings, unaccustomed con- days : no pouch from Riverton and ditions and homesickness. Mrs. Rey- American Fork via train 410 Sunnolds declares this chance for service days; no pouch from Santaquin. where service is so sorely anti so con- Mona. Payson and Spanish Fork on stantly needed is the most interesting train 72 on Sundays and no pouch Pleasant Grove on train No. part of being a business woman in from 71 on Sundays. Arizona. Like many successful women, Mrs. so Postmaster J. P. McQuire has alreceived notice from Postmaster Reynolds has developed outside her General Harry S. NTw to suspend her business an association that Keeps until further notice nil sale of treas-ur- v in touch with what women are doing certificates. The notice has no everywhere. In her case the doorway referenimto postal savings-- . to world interests is membership in the Daughters of the American Revo- - t Nl . : We have only a few Sweaters, Wool Unions, and Wool Shirts left. They are going fast. Great reductions irt all wool goods. : Boys Rough Neck Sweaters $3.00 arid $2.50 Mens Rough Neck Sweaters $4.25 Mens All Wool Unions, $1.50, ,$2.50, All sizes in all weights Mens $5.50 All Wool Shirts. $3, $3.25 I .$4.45 Get Yours Now ) Mary The styles, colors and materials are varied enough to meet all needs and the values ar worth your attention. These Dresses are shown at a time when you probably need another one to finish the winter season and are offered at surprising low prices. 90 & ONLY A FEW LEFT LOCAL POSTOFFIGE I. Smart Silk and Wool Dresses - INCOMING MAILS AT ARRANGE THE LIFTS SHOP 2 6North Univ. Alve. RECORDS bund, or entered quickly self-respe- d TO $10.90 e Always visible- - i RATS Records entered or read or. either cicle ex-oe- THAT GOOD Arc dangerous pests. They waste, destroy and poison things that are GOOD TO EAT Rut wlu'ii jou feed them RAT SNAP and they eraxe for it as a cat does p it is absolutely U!UAIIA&-TEEI- ) to rid jou ol all rats and mice. cat-ni- NOTHING BETTER Wm. COOK & Sons are pleased to state we RAT SNAP is, without doubt, - we say con--iiii- -r best Lit atul Mouse- exterminator have e crimped. It does ALL jou laim add more -.too. Three six.es t!u- - PRICE RIGHT 1 we -- .toe, .V, kill PREPARATION UNEXCELLED S1.2- RAT-S.VA- will I THEM rt Shell rimmed glasses LOST Finder return to Saturday night. this offiev for reward. (tf) V HEDQUIS r DRUG STORM and TAYLOR IIROS. CO. & SPAFFORD - I i - n - 1 -- - sit. I I - - TA- -. .s ' " ij Tifiiib - f' v J A Build Right! Office: Commercial Bank. Yard Phone a & sr ( 17, Alpine Galena .Mining Company, a Corporation, Principal Ilace of Business, Proxo, Utah. There are delinquent upon'tltx following described stock, on account ot Assessment Xo. 13 levied on the 1st day of December, 1923, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective stockholders as follows, to-- it Xame Shams Amt. Cirt. Xo. Davi Wilkin 12500 $12.50 192 Booth' 6.4 0 291- - A. L 6400 : w i'JV- Up-Tow- NOTICE DELINQUENT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED COAL CO. be-twi- en 1 - S100T LOST gold. Watermans Rob engravIdoal fountain ; n. ing, bitxvcin Farmers it Merchants Ea-- t Hank and Saturday 11 a. m.' ami p. m. Finder i 157 Xo. 1st or oil to tlm uni Ea-- t for roward. , (tf) -t and Icaxi- no .smell. Sold and guaranteed by 33 YEARS IN BUSINESS lution. She is historian! Tucson chapter, and member at large on the national historical research committee. Tp April she was sent as delegate from the D. A. It. to Washington for a conference of the Womans Universal alliance, a world organization. "Whatever j ou want to build, be it a home, factory, apartment, offieo building or what not no can build it right! Our long experience as buildassures j ou that ing expert the structure will be made correctly. You are assured of correct construction xxork, high quality materials and that every sptH'ification will he followed to the letter when we build for )fu. Estimates gladly furnished! PROVO LUMBER COMPANY 298 South University Ave. PHONE 104 1 Booth Booth L. Booth L. 4 7.'i A. A. A. 3ofi R. P. 431 43 1 . Carlisle J. A. Bateman 13:.- -- J. A. Bateman 1 61 J. A. Bateman 100 21 r. 114 li 3 2.7 32 6 3 27 134 1ST 2o4 21 24 1 6 3 72 3 67 358 345 46 6 lass 4 7 7- - lass 446 390 3S0 3S 2 10.00 5.00 .. JUMloo L. CO r. o n o 116 77 70 00 5.00 44oo 319 0 1049 Batedlan Dilution . 2 0 0 0 Dunsdon . 3 0 0 0 Anderson.. 1000 Anderson . 1000 Anderson . 1000 j.G. A.A. G. A. J. C. J. C. J. C. Arthur McDaniel 1500 1000 1500 2000 5000 2000 3000 Zella C. Carlisle 2000 500 Alice Adams Samuel E. Waji- - Arthur Arthur Arthur Arthur Arthur Arthur . . McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel .. Samuel E. Wan- - 120S 4 10 6 6 1500 Vetta Alger Ivy Mary Carlisle 1000 5152 Paul Carlisle William L. Ben- son, bal 3.00 ' 11.67 5.00 4.40 3.19 1.04 2.00 3.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 1.50 2.00 5.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 .50 of card without removing from tray. X X 1 sw You see at a glance any business data which can he Visiolcfindexis made compiled on cards. The G-of METAL, interchangeable drawers having TROUBLE-PROOcard holders, ail of ingenious, metal. Many other important, exclusive featmes make this the most efficient filing device of its kind. Come in and see it. Y w-it- KIWANIS CLUB TO F non-corrosi- HEAR ADDRESS BY, Bros, Co. TaylorFURNITURE DEPT. DISTRICT GOVERNOR J. E, Edgerton To Be Welcomed Thursday By Members of Provo Organization J. E. Edgerton of Pocatello, Idaho district governor of the Utah-Idah- o Kixxanis, will he- - the speaker at the regular weekly meeting of thePPorvo club, Thursday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock in the Hotel Roberts. District Governor Edgerton is just completing a trip of visiting all of tin- clubs in the Utah-Idah- o distinct, and special efforts are being orth to assure the meeting of rovo club, Thursday, being one of the best of the year. Attorney George P. Parker will preside and contribute t lie attendance prize. Music will he furnished by Seymour Prows, tenor, he present, and in particular mem-Th- o district governor has reto quested all committee chairman be present, and in particular menf-ber- s of the.district convention A conference will he held by these officers immediately follow the luncheon and regular - ve v com-mite- e. 360 375 398 301 M. M. M. T. Woods.... 1000 T. ' Woods .... 2100 T. Woods 4350 Benjamin F. Car- 1.00 lisle 1000 And in accordance with law and an order of the board of directors made on the 1st day of December. 1923, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be soldi at the office of the Secretary. Room 1, Knight Building, Provo City, Utah, on Saturday, the 23rd day of February, 1924, at the hour of 12 oclock M. to pay the de- linquent assessment together with 12.08 the costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. ALFRED L. BOOTH, 1.06 1.50 Secretary. Office Room, 1.00 Building, Knight Utah. 5.15 Prox-o-. First Publication Feb. 6, 1924. .30 Last Publication Feb. 22, 1924. Riae To Health 1.00 2.10 4.35 with HOOVERS PRODUCTS Our Flour and foodstuffs are all of the variety. BECAUSE They are made from the best grains and made ght. Health-givin- g HOOVER BROTHERS 212 West Fifth North Phone 124 Provo, Utah. |
