The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-05-10
THURsDAYI MAY 10 1894.
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THIS. THAT AND The Vi HEN
For carpets, window blinds, polest
etc, Chpmans is the place 20 ge
them.
Go TO frames for nice summer
suit.
Miss Inzia Iioutz of Springville Is
here visiting friends for few days.
W. L. Racker went to Salt Lake on
Tuesday on business.
T. f. frame gave us pleasant call on
Monday.
John T. Field, OF the Provo Dispatch,
was visitor to our Office to-day.
Beet sattens and challies at Trane's.
Spades, shovels and forks at frames.
The United States produce annually
forty-six million tons of hay.
BE sure and read the coupon OF
Broadbent and Son on page three GU;
It out as directed and'present il at their
counter and get your prize. Papers
containing the coupon always on hand
at this Office.
Many lovers of singing went from
here on Friday and Saturday 20 hear
the singing at the contest at PROVO and
to attend the Young Peoples conference.
There is TO be n Conference held at
Lehi, on the 10th OF this month. The
choir should be in good trim for the,
occasion, and 9,e people TO give the
ylsiters good fear,y welcome,
The U. y. haveing changed time on
Sunday morning leaving 10 minutes
earlier, there were several persons left
behind who intended to go to Provo.
Il people would take the BANNER they
would always be informed regarding
the time OF the departure OF trains.
Summer Session Of the b. Y. A. Com
mercial College, opens May 2Sth, and
continues 10 weeks. bookkeeping
Theoretical and Practical. Banking.
Business and Artistic Penmanship.
Commercial Arithmetic. Commercial
Forms and Business Paper. Phono.
graphy. Typwritirg. Orthography.
Our course is thorough and our iaciit-
les are unequalled by any Commercial
College in the West Tuilion--For 10
weeks, $40 or Sl75 per week Board
and lodging will cost from 81 90 to $500
per week. Students coming to Provo
by rail should ask the railroad agent
for Receipt, showing the purchase of
full-iare ticket, which will entitle
the holder to return at one-Gfth fare
Arrangements can be made for students
to talk studies in the Normal Summer
School, which offers Courses in all
Academic branches, as both Sch lols
will be held il the b. Y. Academy.
Teachers OF all grades will here find
golden opportunity.
For further particulars, call on
or address
JosrPu b. KEeLER, Head Of College,
Provo, Utah.
B. CLuFF, JR., Principal b. Y. A.
Again we hear the shril sound OF the
Sugar Factory whistle, which we
can pride ourselves has grown out OF the
protection system and has given many
poor man employment that would
otherwise have been in need last winter
and might now have joined Carter's
Industrial Army, and 20 to Washington
and ask the Government authorities TO
give them employment or they would
have to starve wonder il our friends
who told MS what good times were COM
ing, can explain why 1t is there are so
many idle men in the country looking
Tor work and cannot find it. The sheep
shearers received cents per head for |
shearing sheep last year. This year
they received cents per head and
beard themselves, and are glad TO get
that, for there is nothing else to do.
cur mines are practically closed down
throwing out of employment thousands
OF men, To-day We see strong able
bodied men on our streets not only ash
ing for something to eat, l,ut asking for
Old half WORKOUT shoes to keep their
bare feet from the ground. clothes to
wear so they will not have to appear
hail naked rs the Aborgines did at the
time Columbus discovered America ON
lhe y of October, 1892