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Show N THE PAYS0N1AN, PAYSON, UTAH 11 i Where to Shop When In Provo Rememlxr, Provo has a population of over 11,000 people, who demand that her nu i chants and business men give them excellent service in regards to varied assortments, reasonable prices and courteous treatment. The same inducements are offered all patrons. When you have occasion to he in Provo, the busy section of the densely populated section of Utah county, visit the firms whose names are listed on this page. You will find a good assortment of those things you are looking for. S FOR YOUR . s COAT, SUIT, DRESS OR SHOES YOU : Merc. Co. I The Wood-Clifto- n STYLE-FO- R -- SATISFACTION FOR WOMEN Provo, Utah SERVICE MEN of Ornn Station) (East Provo, May (. t ; ; ; ; -- ;..j. .j..;. tato sausage. Thursday, from 4 to 9, at tons market; soups, potalo PROVO, 4-- t t J j .j, ; .J ij Columbia Music and Jewelry Co. Everything- in Music and Jewelry COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS AND RECORDS - 17(i W. Center Street Provo, Utah For LEE L. BAKER Electric Fixtures SEE US Attorney Counselor-a- t Law. Provo Electric and Hatfield 108 West Hardware Co. Phone 303 and Office Provo, Utah. I Block. Center St. lours- - 2 to a p. m. Phone 48. Roy Boren, Mgr. Provo, Utah.. the consump- In tion of the popular tuber will be encouraged in every possible way. In furtherance of this attack on the potato, Mrs. Louise Burton Bagiev will give demonstrations in potato preparations at the following times and places: Tuesday, from 4 to C, at Sutherland Bros, grocery ; a scalloped dish, potatoes in white sauce, po- The Furniture Center 5 Court Notes. This is potalo WHEN IN PROVO VISIT SCHWABS ooo week in Provo, and aaBaBBBBaaBaBaBiaBBaaBeaiiciaaBBaaBBaBaBBaBaBBBBaBBaaa --j- n ooooo ooooo EKKCBQaaiiiaifliiiiiiiaMiaaaiBBiB ASSURE out-of-tow- CLOTHING-SHO- the nis ing ed. Ida Fay Fatten Crook vs. Os car Crook, et ah, order to show cause; defendant ordered to pay $25 a month lemporarv alimony. In lie divoree suit of RutlC Xcilson vs. Lawrence Xeilsoii, in which a default divorce was; r When In Provo Visit Meet Me At Suttons 1 granted plaint i IT, April 25, Sutsau- The Strand The Popular Cafe a mo- tion to set aside the decree and for a rehearing of the ease has sage. been set for May 12. 5 at to 7, profrom Saturday, ve Meat &. Packing company; LeRoy W. Gardner vs. Olive beef divorce granted defendand cake pocookies, Gardner, potato ant on cross complaint on ground tato pic. .V prize of one bushel of seed of cruelty. Edward T. Jones, receiver, vs. potatoes will lie awarded in each of the grade schools and in the Utah county, order to show cause . high school for the best essay on lemporarv restraining order to Why We Should Eat More Po- restrain the county from Mosida S tatoes. lands for delinquent taxes, was Loose Corporation. granted without objection. Xeil Gardner vs. J. C. Holt ; The (. E. Loose corporation has tiled articles of incorporation judgment of $10 damages and an with the county clerk. The com- injunction against defendant cutditch to permit 5 pany is organized to engage in ting plaintiff's to water escape from debuying and selling every kind oi seepage fendant's land. property, mining, milling amt smelting of ores, raising liveCounty Business. stock, farming, etc. The capital The reports of county ofticers stock is $500,000 in shares of the show the following fees collected par value of $500 each and' is in April: Treasurer, 31.50; clerk, held by the incorporators in the $417; recorder, $013.20. following amounts: U. E. Loose, Y. L. Treasurer Openshaw 9!Ki shares; Mary Jane Loose. made ihe following reports of Ierston (I. Peterson, Erma Loose Peterson and Fay Loose Sliehl, funds, in his charge: General fund, $24,755.85, overdraft ; couneach one share. The directors and officers are ty school fund, $1,290.25 on hand. The appointment by Sheriff t E. Loose, president; Mary PresJane Loose, Henry East of Frank Lynch, of ton (I. Peterson, secretary and Salt. Lake, as deputy sheriff of treasurer; Erma Loose Peterson, Utah county, to serve w if hunt Fay Loose St ielil. The corpora- - pay, was confirmed. tion takes over in full payment The resignation of H.' R. of the eapital stork, large tracts as justice of the peace at of land owned by Col. C. E. Loose Thistle w as aceeplcd. in Utah county, including, Provo Provo News Notes. and Payson business property, water rights, livestock, etc., Deputy Fisli and Game Comshares of the Grand Central missioner Claude Carler lias in Mining company, and other prop- charge a male hearer, which was erty. The eapital stock may not caught at Maplcton by Henry he sold until the corporation Weight and turned over In Mr. shall have been given the oppor- Carter. The heaver, which lias tunity to purchase same. Provo strayed from some heaver colony, is the companys principal place will lie sent, 1o the Uinta basin of business. country, whore there are more of his kind. Death of Mrs. Ray. A telegram received here tells George E. Holman, inspector of the death in 'Gilbert, Ariz., of in the U. S. biological survey, !Mrs. Viva Ray, wife of Marion Sent two gray wolf pups to the Ray. The wire was from her Washington, I). C., zoological garmother, Mrs. J. W. lluish. Mrs. dens today, and two to the Salt Ray was 28 years old. She for- - Lake zoological gardens at Libmerly lived in Provo, where she erty park. The wolves were eap-- t .was well known and highly res- nerd in San Juan county. pected. Mr. and Mrs. Ray moved Tomorrow evenin': in the Proto Arizona last January. She is vo club Commercial Edwin survived by her husband, one who is Brown, expert, poultry child, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. making a tour of the west in tin J. W. lluish; five sisters and one interest of the poultry business lirollier. under the auspices of ihe department of agriculture, will leelure City Schools Recreation. Next Friday will he May day on general war conditions at the and Recreation day with the vo public schools. This will he in fp to and including April 3(1, place of the usual closing athlrt-- ( pn)V() (.itv w.i10is mvo pur-984 ic meet of the schools. Exercises chased SJ worth of ihrifl will he held at the North park, stamps. The lota! enrollment is during which $250 or more play- 1,933; number owning stamps, ground apparatus will be pre- 1,943; average per pupil, $4.14. sented to the city by ihe Home Advices have been received and School association. The puhereby F.W. ('. Ilatlwnbiuek that pils will march to the park and Hie action b Wyoming authorities the May pole dance and one 'and Russel Hatch against playground activity will he given and EarlJoseph in which ifalhmbniok, by each school, also races, basewith were s they charged ball, etc., will form part of M has been dismissed for A amusement. short prolack of evidence. jj gram will he given as soon as the William Homer underwent an children and public have assembled. There will lie a salute to opi ration at the I'rovo General the fiag and speeches by Mayor hospital Saturday for an affection of the brain from which he LeRoy Dixon, .Mrs. Esther has suffered for some weeks. It Home Stewart, president of the and a ias found that li is ailment is loand School association, calized meningitis: his condition number of the hoard of : vice-preside- ES THEATRE 46 Westf Center, and Always Good HUDSON DODGE BROTHERS OVERLAND AND WILLYS KNIGHT AUTOMOBILES REPUBLIC TRUCKS AVERY TRACTORS AUTOMOBILE GARAGE SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS Goodyear, Republic, U. S., Goodrich, Fish and Firestone Tires. Foundry and Machine Shop in connection. Work guaranteed to be first-clas- s. SUPERIOR MOTOR CO. PROVO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO. Phone 77 Corner 5th West and Center St. g g niibkxxsxxszxcihbiiibbbbbbbbbibbibb" The Sutton MarKet THE PLACE TO BUY WHAT YOU WANT Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Meats, Fish, Game, Green Produce, Fresh Fruits, Butter, Eggs, and Cream. We also can buy anything you have to sell in our line if first class. PhQnes 194 and 195- - -- PROVO CITY, UTAH Mc-Fadd- We've Every Kind of a Suit , Coat S 4 s 4 4 or Dress You'll Need for Spring All made of thoroughly good.. dependable materials, designed with exquisite taste and finished with care down to the last billion. Priced for service and economy. WHY PAY MORE? lie sure and pay us a visit. Farrer Bros. & Co. J.CPenneyHulr&Co. ( jo1(I(mi 197 BUSY STORES As We Have Xo Store in Iavsou Visit Es When In Provo Pro--fron- BUICK, OLDSMOBILE . First Class Machine Shop and Expert Mechanics TIRES AND ACCESSORIES Provo, Utah 573T oirM. Chimney Tops, Have Troughs and Warm Air Furnaces Our Specialty a LEWIS JACOBSEN E Spanish Fork, Ut., Phone 66. Leave Orders Central Lumber Co. BeaiiRLBi 9. Chipman , Jewelry Co. 36 West Center Provo, Utali ALWAYS RELIABLE Come in and Rest at the Hedquist Drug Stores and while you are resting try our DELICIOUS REFRESHMENTS 4 4 4 ti We Also Carry All Kinds of Drugs and Fill Prescriptions with Care 4- - tin-day- TCeLihl t, t. and NATIONAL Phone 279 niini 100,-00- 0 s is considered critical. IRBI VAUDEVILLE Wednesdays and Saturdays THE COLUMBIA H IHE M m a M n is M m m R W P B B4 HOUSE OF PROVO N n Best Orchestra in the State M MOVING PICTURE HI liiiaiiiaiiHxxnxxxxxxxxixuHHiiHiniiiRaaRSisBsa |