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Show THE EVENING HERALD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER,, 1925. "V, ii " I rfT it ts Aiimsgwl to f tm-ib- e tnaruarM. si itm tMcatua hv tjho-a- a You Can Make This ATTRACTIVE so. U Umfuny interaat IB lit. Only ALL- - BRAN knnii wra wmI Six Teams Entered; Outlook. Good for Ample i; Material was alwitys tired with milk or Serve Kellogg's they called Kim a life-cereals or over other He g man. cream, sprinkled tired, , leaa, "eternally Delicious with cereals. with hot cooked hi energies always ' tried hard enough, but the use recipes given Also One many fruit done. the before vu job tagged oii every package. If eaten regularly, fired. day Bill wu missing . is guaranteed to bring Kellogg's life find of walk men In every you'll the grocer returns the or relief pad women who are fighting1 constipation - permanent . Eat two tablespoonfuls 4he dread disease which robs the body purchase price. "1 of its energy and strength. But thank daily-- in chronic cases, with every meal. Be careful! 4 Only brings sure there is pleasant, safe, perma- r goodness, Be to sure results. Kellogg's get - nent relief from constipation Kellogg' s n . A product is only partially effec, ' ' not at all. Kellogg's is the tive maybe is what doctors call Kellogg's AH grocers bulk' food. As it journeys through the original and only alubran. ialead- Served sell it unchanged. body, its fiber remains hotels and restau Therefore, it can ' sweep the intestine inz Buy a package rants. ;fSSSSTi fcX also absorbs and car clean. W today. ries moisture through the intestinal .tract, The original action. thus stimulating regular, healthy All BRAN ready-to-eurges nature to act normally g and that pills something ....... jA UW, UUe9 VCU4 ALL-BRA-N BUI, "Drowsy old-youn- " ALL-BRA- N a ALL-BRA- part-bra- ALL-BRA- N ALL-BRA- N Aa ALL-BRA- habit-formin- iiluA ALL-BRA- N Already the bones of the markets replace catacombs quarries used for garages Asms wars on congestion PARIS, PecS. (IT) a'isandy subsoil Jind the fear of future air attacks fnim "building New .Xorklan skyscrapers Purls is .fighting growing congestion by rowing. r,.-t-- - t- T" t- v-- -- g ' 4 Why Not a Photograph For Christmas? it At this season nf theyearmany-pareTitsabring-- , ing their children to studios for gift portraits. re . It's a happy thought, for what a dull, place this world would be without the kiddies. . , cn,ta- combs are being awent to one side to Nowhere in the world are living quurterg'as difficult to obtain as In Paris, he city is fairly buldgirig with its mounting population.' It is to relievethis that Paris Is .beglu-uinto bnikl- downward.:. childrens'-picture- s taken now. make room for the pubjic markets Other sections of the huge quarries hollowed out under the street level by "centuries of building are being converted into garages. Before the war, 'Paris was a comfortable city to live in. There were fewer autos in those days and the street8were cleir ; tliere were umuy new buildings and flats, were plentiful.,' But today there are few. crossings lii the world .' fore congested than the place where the avenue de 1'Opera .'joins the Boulevards and there is no, other city In the world where there exists such a shortage of apartments. Looking around for solutions of these problems, the city, fathers of Paris have discovered there Is still room under Paris . for certain ser vices and public utilities which yet The occupy simce above ground. Idea is not new to Paris, for her subsoil is fairly teeming with life. A perfect subw,ay has done inucl) to relieve the congestion of the streets. "Under an eighth of the area of Paris' is a great . hollowed, space. This was once a, .quarry but iu 1H71 the government decided to fo'h. the example of Rome and establish catacombs to whlch ... were moved skeletons and bones taken,, from cemeteries whichlt was decided to abolish. Now . certain members of the munlcipul council are entertaining the Idea ef sinking the city markets into the catacombs,'sweepiiig up the Into one corner and by light ing up and providing ventilation provide the city with a great public market at littlg cost, allowing the destruction of the present' central markets which occupy ground much too valuable for such puriosos. There is also a plan under way to hollow out a great space under the Boulevards, near the Opera, which will become a public garage destined to hold the tars of business men. It will then be forbidden to Jeave a car standing at the curb ' in the downtown district for more than a minute. Such a garage could accommodate 10,000 cars and would be reached by inclined roads. A great program of subway conunder way struction is actually which includes the construction of four new lilies and the prolonging of five others. Under the Boub vards, two tubes are lieing dug one above the other and the day is not fur distant when every Parisian will have subwoy station, within five' minutes of his door." i baby ways, childhood, youth in a ' We take particular pride in our portraits 'nf rViilrlrpn Evprv rnnvpniPTifp Writo nr phone for sitting. ' i.i LARSON STUDIO ' "Our Photographs Please" Columbia .Theater Building iii.iw mmm mum n n UliWIHIMItWIlHllMlli M '"f?UNCES opportunity to buy good jewelry at such remarkably low prices Our stock contains the newest designs and an unequalled assortment -- vumS-i'i- i L jit "JtSZJ CENTS ' aibu w atKii score of 49 to 2 Tuesday afternoon. Tills frosh group thai ran bo rai paut over their younger opiwnenU is made TijTbr several of the Provo high school stars of last year-aideby such .nien as V'ooper, f rum und Cecil Hart from Higby Idaho. Pixon, Collins and Ila.vkins, Westover, of the old Phvo high si'hooi team, worked together on this outfit Hawkins proved that he has a uncanny eye for the basketaud Dixon came through a close second. Collins played his usual swift game at guard. Cooper, of Pangtiltoh, played a fast game at center for the Frosh. Certl Hart, of KIgby, looked like a find iu the few niiimteshe played forward. ine standing of the teams at present is as follows: Team ..Won Lbst. Pet. 1 l.tMJO Juniors 0 Frosh No. i. 1 1.000 0 .1 Fresh No. 2 1.000 0 Seniors .000 ....( .00 iiophoniores ...........0 RINGS Watches Patterns that Prices t In Chests of Silverware 26-pie- J12 defy ce 5 !o competition j, IK' years NIK I'M Z JJ) ft WW3VML PRICES ?JM -- sMillions ofpounds fli v. used by the & shopAtriomc! In the comfort of your own home you select Fuller Gift Sett. take at There it no burr v-r- u long a time at you wuh to telctt ' ' ' " pretenti. And tuch a variety ot eiftt to Chooee from I - Fuller ten for everyone! Let me help you to make thit eatiett ever. - I am the Fuller Man. Write or phone me to call any time you wita. Phone 51G-- J as low as 50 $12.50 b .... 1 JlsMM 25 Y Frosh No. 2 Beat Per Cent Choice Articles Jeweler Deposit WiU Hold "Any Article Until Sophomore Team Frosh basketball team No, 2, took the measure of fhe sophomore team Wednesday In the historic old Y gymnasium by a score of 25 to 16 after a battle In which the Sim mons brothers fought valiantly against each other. , , ' Christmas Are Going Fast Come and get 184 West Center YOURS I S- Don Simmons, sophomore, played rigbt guard against the freshman team upon".which his younger, but latger brother played center. Dott played a great game but was unable to turd victory into defeat Wrfebt; 'Wilkltis,. Kessiohd and Moody, of the Frosh team, also played a great brand of ball. Por ter of the sophomores, played a good floor "game but was unable to connect with the hoop with any degree U uccuracy. of this state organisation, will to lay down the principles which should obtain In the tax situation in this state. .The vaIiiewHieh the taxpayers association has to men In public life and to tthcrs who hold responsible positions will Je" given at the dinner nieeting, commencing at. 6 :30 p". In. : TAXPAYERS on, TO MEET IN ttornilier at the Tth Utah Taxpayers "Association Meet in Newhou.se Hotel December? ' f JohiisonOim cod gwsts. ' The Gleaner girls "of the JIap!eton hall. .i ward spent Friday evening, at the Mr. and Mra. Spencer Mackley ' Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Packard ai Glengarry skating rink. spent Monday In Salt Lake. nounce the arrival of twin girlt j Mrs. Lavlna Bird, Mi Donna Harvey. Whiting and Frank Snow born Tueacday December Hansrtr, SlisH Wia Bird and Willis left Friday for Log Angeles, Calif., Bird "motored" to rAmeriean- - Fork where they will enter school ' . Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bird tnnounce Mrs. 'George Jensen entertained the marriage, of their daughter YOUR OLD HAT AWAY for her mother, Mrs. 11. S. Whiting Murll to Richard Perry. The marLetUtfMakelt Saturday evening in honor of her, i ge took place In Provo, November I t -- DONTTHROW Newhouse.1 . are .... Cooking Expert Will Demonstrate Bread Making one-hal- t Many games were played following, Venltta Peterson, Minn and luncheon served to flfty-sl- x Harding, Marjorle Ptraw, Mm ... f SALT LAKE t- birthuay. MapVeton Neivs 'resident Geo. Thomas of Hotel, the nrtveftlty of Utah will point' out how taxpayers association can lie of assistance to schools. "This Is meeting for all the . taxpayers," said Judge Itolapp. 'They are all Invited the rich and the poor.vthe high and "the low." While some will come as officinl representatives of the association, ;ill sessions are open to the public. .The morning session staarts at 10 o'clock ; the afternoon meeting at 2 o'clock and the evening affair . at 0:30 p. in. f A special rate on return tickets will be giveh to all who attend the .convention of the I'tah These association: TaxiMyrs rates will be offered on all the steam lines. Denver & Hio Grande West- em Oregon Short Line and Halt Lake Itoute. Just Miss Theria Perty entertained at a bundle shower for Mrs. Eh lea rd. Perry.'" Saturday evening. Many beautiful and useful gifts wee received by. the bride. A dainty luncheon was served to thirty. The Littlei Sewins,'clib met for the first time at the home of Miss. Edna Brimhall last Saturday. After sewing, a luncheon waa served to the! ' f r Like " New Jt hIyIx National French Cleaning Co. : 95 ; N.U.Ave. i . .i Batteries Prest-O-Li- te We have a large shipment of these fine new bat- - j teries for quick turnover. We are making an excep j , tionally large allowance on your old battery. This offer closes ..December, 10, 1925. ; The Whole Church Is ins Daddy ix? , i f f f , ' - - ' , REBUILT BATTERIES i - ! l i Guaranteed -- $6.00 1 :" Phone 175 LUX fJ0ES - ' f ounly, Vl:! birtrwirerr--t1iTfiTiii- i1 ' V t c .""'- - r xLcr. X .... iwhvi 170 N. U." Ave' Trappers Sheepmen Cattlemen ATTENTION fSifi ft J ry " Theo W. Vickers 4b ''right", she is goiug to exercise her privilege of to'lig badly about it, and that's all there is to it. "Bread Making" is going to- be the subject bf.MissJjiilu Hoyes free lecture and demonstration tomor row afternoon from 2:30 to 4:00 o'clock In the ah Power & Light 1 (;onipny's store., Miss Hoyes, who expert, in home economics, will present some exceptionally good Ideas In the art of bread milk... ing, designed to, assist the house.. 'This youngster has been adopted by the whole congregatloa wife. In .this most huiKirtfiot task. A new method of easy and of a United Brethren church at Toledo O.. lie waa found abandoned in an quick automobile In front of the- church, and everybody Wanted him. The bread making will lie one of the o umw, a cnurcn women nave namra miu .ai ,vuw.i. features of Miss Uoyes' demonstra...... 4m kin. " In tion. Adv. - . A. MABEY m Fancy Dials Seven Jewels White Cases vviruvvuuC .... ..... A'.'ordlng to reports received today from Chnirinan Henry II. rtoluiMif the T tub Taxpayers association, in dications iMiint to one of ihe ino,t iiiilMir-tanconvention ever held In the st. He of Utah. The Utfh Taxpayers convention will bring to gether delegates from 'every pnrt of the Ktute- who, under the direction - V Now is the opportune time to get that diamond you have wanted. Brilliant stones artistic mountings. "Oh, dear! I Just don't know what's th(?' matter with the -- last batch of bread. It certainly is miserable!" , - The sad words often mingled with tears, tell the story-o- f near to tragedy- which sometimes mar the doinesSic tranquillity of Jniatiy a household. Perhaps the housewife takes the mutter too seri- - . - Wonderful MISS for over ' orid rtff liattle. - portrait. : Byriving generous gifts of jewelry as yoii have never before had the . Time waits for no one. Have the J Crystallize ft - at ua . Pan-guifc- h . N n 1, whipperth tHtys by' tb uu.widd ALL-BRA-N ALL-BRA- ii Frosh team Ko. I ALL-BRA- N. , .The class basketball series which U under war at Brktiam louut uni versity is attracting eonsldermble at tention, ciix teams ire entered iu the tournament; high chool. two f rvshinen teams, sophomore, junior and senior. Th tournament bejaw Tuesday at noon. Every chiss haw now had one game. The only really close battle dcveloited between the junior and seniors Tuesday. The juniors tmally took the measure of the seniors by the score ot 24 to, 20, after . Rredte - leiorale Cnrlstiias A . .r Iff: wm H 1 autto n PAGE is-ti- . Highest prices' paid for Hides, Pelts and. Furs. We are in need of 10,000 Muskrats. Take advantage of the high prices we are paying for these furs. V r You can make money by selling to home where you are guaranteed a liberal grading of your furs and a square deal. Give us a trial. . PROVO HIDE & FUR CO, Phone 367- ' - : - 525 So." University Ave. |