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Show g! i BOOKS FOR THE HOME j HKj 2 j can hoty you build, a homo library that will ans- 1 9j B 0 wor tho reading requirements of tbo ontiro family. Ask j H, 1 us to put your namo on tbo list for our Froo Monthly 2 m H Book Catalogs. Our Mail Scrvico in Books will please 0 fi Hr DESERET BOOK COMPANY J 7 Hf : 0, 44 E. So. Temple Salt Lake Oity 1 H$ suoomoorx&xk I H.j I A. F. AHLANDEIt MFG. CO J H I 9 Manufacturers of 5 1 HB!j TRUCK AND BUG BODIES 0 j Ej W, of ovory discription 0,JC HM & ALSO SPRINGS THAT ARE SPRINGS J HJ J Shops 470 to 498 Provo. I j B: 0 South University Avo. Utah 'i j 1' QSrCMOsKxo l BjEjEjfS I umin . ,i ... tin U Jit i i V Hf X ' A Home Industry X I R' MAID 0 CLOVE PRODUCTS X f H' T Butter Cheese Iw 0mm $ I H 6 "Eskimo Pies the pie with a creamy center" 0 1 Hl A Cash BuyorH of Eggs and Cream. a J H ' MUTUAL CREAMERY, GOT X I HI, 0 Phone 10 Amerioa fork' j H j 000000000XKXdj I j I HATS I K i K In advance styles for early 'spring wear. X 7 H ! 5, Now stylos and color combinations'ihat a'resure to please V j ! I Tanner Style Shop j H Y Watch for the announcement of the i fl Y OITY MEAT MARKET "QROOERTEEIA" g I City Market - H ! Amerieaa Fork XJ H - 1 W. H. ddpmanPres. - Jos. H. Worrs; Tms. and Supt. J ' f Mark E. Bexiant, Secretary. X I I AMERIGANJQRK CO-OPtWTlVE INSTITUTE B j I Wholesale and Retail Dealers in j HI I 1 General Merchandise Fruit aad Farm Produoe of all X HI X ' idncU-Mbior'i and Sheepmen's Supplies. 1 H j t AMERICAN FORK1 OTAH f B OSKSKOSKKISSKSKKSKS0 I H; I The Moffett Feed Mill 1 B I B. F. MOFFETT, Prop. 5 H ! f Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Poultry aad $ H Stock Feed and Supplies. 2 Ki 1 AMERICAN FORK : : UTAHS H !WOMOOSKK'WKSH&SOS0SiOO BbbbbbbV'i i i - - . . .AsveAASMSspSEsr H r je :: HI - ASK ro B Alpine Ice Cream H; . "THE PEAK OF PERFECTION" t , i I PUItE it's poatourizcd. SMOOTH it's homogonized. H' ' Made in Provo and sold by all leading dealers. r.MMIM.IMl MMI1II I iH' oKC0)KOXOOaOKO0KKa iCullimore Mercantile Co, i A. L. OULLIMORE, Manager. g A complete lino of General Merchandise. PHONE No, 1 LINDON, UTAH. Courteous Treatment. Small Profits Quick Turnovers 1 1 jOOKOyjKKOXOSKSKSKC03S BEEJ ' ' ' H rtOSIO5SOlK05Kl0KKOXOKOCX3 llSrtOSKXNfe I I Mutual Coal and Lumber Co. ! H GOOD COAL S H! I GOOD LUMBER H ' AMERICAN FORK PLEASANT GROVE 2 SBBJ, 0 ' ? iH- otooaooxoKoacoo5iKwcx ksBBBBBBBBBBBT ; RIlEv osKSKeKiispoSoik J EDITORIAL !' PROSPERITY-- 5j i" I'Jie 'ADyANCBMENT OF AMERICAN FORK' IS I' CLOSEST TO 'THEHEAWTS OF THE AMERICAN m FORK BUSINESS TlEN. " 2 j In fact they stand ready to lead us forward in a 5 j great movement of civic expansion, progress and pros- 0 i pority. BUT THIS CALLS FOR CO-OPERATION ON J j i THE PART OF t ALL OUR CITIZENS. The actual r ! putting of our shoulders to tho wheel and Boost! Boost!! ,V. &batiii " ; r ' ' i r Such, co-operation can be extended by indulging in S normal business transactions, normal business patronage x I and by so 'doing fingabbut normal business, conditions r and. PROSPERITY" F0ttc E VERtONE 'CpNOE.RNEb. i j Conservatism is a good thing on many occasions but y when it cornea to' honrding your finances, indulging in 0 ' radical business pessimism or adppi n''scarecl-to-death' x J(' attitudo, of cornmerciat retrenchment then you' are not . onty, dping youtpelf an' injustice but yojdr'own commun- I, iy ! itsttdjaconrtrndlnpfand all the peope therein." TIJiub 2 i spending yqnr money freely for what you need' hecornos m f a bo!art;to-henrt'proposit'ion PEReXtED mTH THE 2 r SPmiT'OFLtyE' AND"LET TilVE. An opportunir g ' to benefit yourself by benefiting your neighbor. JLn 0 f, opportunity to servo and servo profitably. ' X WE ARE ALSO URGING YOU TO KEEP YOUR 5 I DOLLARS AT HOME. We are asking your personal I support in hopBtjngjnnd huying morcrjandiwr SOLD OR 5 MADE TN THIS CITY. For truly the Financial Assets J I of nnv atrnmunity is the guago usedin measuring its 9 "rTncreaso' these assets nnjf prospeflty in- i f crease1) Deplete thorn and prosperity B'hrfhles.,' The 2 r newcomer in our'oltvl'tliQ huflinosV fnSan 'looWing for 2 j( IBb'SW: the cnpltnlis't fpr investment ALT? INOUniE' a V FIRST AfTTQ THE'sTZtI AND CONDTTIOn'OF THE 9 mMMITNTrYR ASSETS. ' ' " "f"1 i e Theliobltfof Ren'dlrl your money, folks, for pnrch- i fi nses in sorno other ciW is not oniv a'notlhfer form' qf 2 ! BANKTNGTHAONEYTrlrmEWTF 0 ! 'lit qnn not b"o used f osntfif v the obUgntibna of,our'p?opil(p, a I t tfansrifit the commercial life of our cifr'or tp be rip- 5 ? invesfed intp imprpynients that mnkoit rpore attractive. 1 5 ' lt. ovorv nerson ivinj? within tho confines ofj'ttiis city X 5 will th'inft Thisnttcr over, ston anr reason within theui- ft t AWAY FROM HERE, inf becomes of it ond lipw-it J I rfSlt &$ fcv-v wMt' certahAly ine 5 fttenewed pledge ofLoyalty to tlm BnsineH,Men of this 1 I m iftm fTOwrtrt'iT. " ' 2 " TBM"EdPL TRADE AT" SKMuyS t'tsHISeW'TsRBb' WHY? No. 38 American Fork - KKeKHBXKKOKOXOlircHg 5 tWe have a folly equipped 0 J ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING DEPT. ? und can save you monoy by wolding your automobile 1 ft parts or f,arm implements. Wo can do work with our j new electric machine which cannot be done with the ft 6 equipment you will find olsewhero. 2 5 All work guaranteed.. Call and see us. 0 f PROVO FOUNDRY and MACHINE CO. 8 ft Provo, Utah. (Welding Dept.) Phone 77 9myKx HSKSKOM0KMRO9(OOX kX030IKiKKOKX I The Wm. M. Roylance Co. j Fruits and Produce g 1 See us when you want to buy or sell 0 Provo nnd Plensant Grove 9SIOSKKO!JKXOX;80aKMaKS OKOiloaOKOHOX03K ? BUY YOUR $ t LUMBER, PAINT AND HARDWARE J ft at the I i BONNEVILLE LUMBER CO. Qmo.C.Hurrtlt Co A ant nocuCf I J E. W. PAXMAN, Manager. Ask For i -4-i?ipieAW: The Height of t muft( ywzHSr u-. Perfection W t!G&Jm Timbatio5os CHOCOLATES f fpr & AND CANDIES Jl!g. U. S. Patent offico Try a Mt. Timpanogos Cave Bai HOOVER CANDY CO. Phono 540. iiPWlBjaiiwfi rtk ...iiSJMiSSlSJSJfcMBBBBSjSj FULL LIME iPRINO OXTORDfi ' AJfD-'LOiij iHOiM, 1 1 2 FOR MEN AND WOMEN, JUST 'ARRnrED? J 1 5. r, . .. .'fr-sn'i J jIb.P We carry the celebrated John' Strootman line of up-to- f BHfc J ' ' " date1 footwear. ft HP I Pleasant Groye Mepc, Co. 1 f: Pleasant Grove Canning Co. I ' Packers orTiajH and1 'UUhVsiUy' Brads' i VjAv"l 5 ' rtUJTI AND VEOETABLEi '' I V po ft Plsassjit Qrove, Utah. 2 M . We also have a complete stock of Kegs and Barrels, i Id. t;OSKKSKiSfCHiSOS s iie ifaii.jiw Q JwT?,ff,Bsssft Bfl pj " iNiiw on-. t: ? '"; i" - " - "-- -rr I I I ' 6 "TimpanogiQs Flour" Ar I it SOLD BY ALL LEiipttfO OROCER1. . I T Make a, thing, better and the'world wiirfind it' bath to B' I yourdoor. r ' ' - i $ We1 Cater 'to Merohamts. PhoM Mo. 9. PleasMt Otorel I ( Thomton)miC6: I TBi" PRESCRIPTION DRUaSTdRE'' "' I I . Drugs, Sundries, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, X I ; Magazines, Kodaks 'and Fountain Spocialties'1" j I PLEASANT GROVE, UTAM 1 1 f' ''&cm6ikcmmmmc Wm&L The Starlev Millinery j I "Irnow-e(jttiiipe,dlwlth;.a most:cmplete;BhowiBs; of MILLINERY 'J ' I I HaU for your need; of the mot'exdiisiVe and disetTe 2. styles for; whieh the ETARLEt HATt are &L V 9 WAMoiAmLiT'; ifgiroiuii: I 9 lfo ForKailW " " " 1 fjj GOLDEN CHOCOLATES I aolde&s are in the same quality class as Saowdrilt'Oho ,1 cotaieVand BuyrRox and Standard Gums. 'Nuf 'Said! , JlV. .. r ; "Sweetly Thino" yBP' STARTUP CANDY OO.-rYovo Utab' The Oaasly. City' . . t; Nine-Cent Knife Brings Five Bollprs in Chicago , ' II ! I - . Both knlvei were made In HPaHWfB - Germany. Both are the aame fOMp9VlH J i Ue and eqtsal in value. The wyBHn"VMSssl V ,",," VnJfe to the left retaUed for 9.6 3ilBMftlS "" - . cent, in Berlin. The one to the tfflHffiW1 fV' 'tli right told for S5 in Chicago. !M4" t i f.teS U. S. MANUFACTURERS LOSE CUSTOMERS AND U. S. WORKMEN LOSE THEIR JOBS BUT THE CONSUMER PAYS PROFITEERS y i CHAinMAN FORDNnY, of the Wv and Mrnns Committee of tke ' UnltfU 3ntrB Iloiwe of lleprescntutlves, exhibited the knlvc photo-. photo-. gmplird ubove to Congress. One cost nine ccnU in Gcrmunyt'the i oilier itvc dollara In Chicago.: j A few dny later a Chicago Importing firm atated that tiw knife NoS I cost twenty-five thnei nine cenU and thut It wu bought In America.. The S CWcago firm bought the knife, which wot manufactured by J. A. Ilenckeb i In Germany, from the American agent of that firm. The Chicago store ) paid $2.40 for It according to their own testimony gWIng the Chicago store a profit of more than 100 per cent, but the German importer In New .York who bought It for nine sd-tenUi cent In Germany and sold!ltrf0r Si.40 , I "clenncK) ui" $a0-on, the deal. The consumer, according to Mr. Fordaey, Testimony before the U. S. Senate and House of nepresentaUrea V showi that Paris haU, which cost S3 In American money in France, arc SS selling here as high as $22B0 fine atcel-cut buttons, cosUng at cents per doten, are selllnpr for S2.0Q per doxen. This Is posslblo because the present tariff law provides that imported articles shall .be, subject to, duty on Uiet value In foreign money, and foreign money has dropped' fjir below par so that the government U losing millions of dollars per day in revenue aad the public Is paying profiteering prices. , . Chairman Fordney declares that the remedy Is in the tariff bill bow i before the U. S. Senate. It provides that imported articles must pay duty on their value In this country. Tills Is, cnUfU"Araerlcn.Ynlatlon1,' Bap porters of this bill say that Importers and mall order houses1 are spendlsW more than one million dollars to defeat it because it means death to their ' huge nroflts. , , r T f Jf ,auents of American Talaatloa also point out that never haa "r such a fight been waged In Washington against bill In Congress M U being waged agaiast the Fordney tariff bill. |