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Show THE PBOVO POST PRINCESS GENUINE SA TURDA Y 8 GAS COKE g CLEO MADISON w 111 ! The Sorobis Junior were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. J. C. Deal at her home Tuesday evening. Supper was served and an enjoyable time was spent by all. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richmond R:. have L. Mr. and Mrs. Anderberg returned home after spending several days In Salt Lake. and Mrs. Andy Benzon, Miss Mabel Nelson, Miss Alice Jacobson, Mr. Roy Clark and Mr. McGraw of Salt Lake were the guests of Mrs. Martin Nelson last Sunday. Mr CHALICE Bluebird OF 80RR0W Photoplay Coots 25 par cent loos than soft coal MONO A Y . Wlerd of Silver City Is spending a few days in Provo as the guests of Mrs. Leland Cook. Mrs. S. THE CHEAPEST FUEL i JUNE A. CAPRICE in bundle shower miscellaneous will be given Mondany night by Miss Mr, and Mrs. Harry Clark of Nephi Maud Farrer in honor of Miss Lucile are Provo visitors this week. Dunn, a bride of the month. The Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Broadbent rooms will be decorated with autumn flowers and supper will be of Heber are visiting in Provo for a few days with relatives and friends. served to about 30 guests. "LITTLE MISS HAPPINESS Expolde in Your Stove Fox Feature A Mr. and Mrs Alex Mortenson rebrllll m social affais was given Merline Miss turned home yesterday after a pleasThursday evening by Roylance in the form of a miscellan- ant visit in Ileher City. eous shower in honor of Miss Lucile Miss Krnn Christensen was' host-isDunn whose rmrrUre to Mr. INrrv at a sleeping party Wednesday Harrison of Pocatello, Idaho, will take Trtace" In the- Salt evening.' A very enjoyable time' was the decorations Hpent bv the following guests: Misses next Wednesday, were of chrysanthemums. Games and ,0rna Booth, Orpha Ferguson, was enjoyed by all and a dainty pjnja Aird, Maudte Adams and Golda luncheon was served to the following Lott. An appetizing breakfast was ' guests: Mesdames George Hanson, gerved. Ora B. Harding. C. ' E. RIckson. Electa Brown, Stanley Jones Pauline Dunn Deal.Arth u r --Craven , -- Josh and the Misses Lael Irvine, Ethel Cluff. Edith Cluff, Ruth Foster, Virginia Sutherland. Lottie Harris, Maud Farrer, Bessie Johnson, Vllate Elliott, paxman, Mrs. Flora Love and Mrs Merline rteed Anderberg." Bee" Hoover, Enid Roylance, Foot, Anna Peterson, The Nineteenth Century club will Vllate Dhnn, Mazle Campbell, Corinne Mem meet Madeline Hathenbruck, Wilson, Friday afternoon at the home of Anderson, Allda Johnson, Grace Far Mrs. John Buchl. A paper wilt be Ada Howe, Ezma Lewis, Lottie en by Mrs. W. L. Biersach on the Redfield, Ardella Ashton, Genevieve Irish Calamity. Roberts, Maurlne Dunn, Flossie Dunn, The literary department of theRe-rer- . Margaret Dusenberry and Salina FarThe guest of honor was the re- - Hef society gave a very Interesting clplent of many beautiful and useful program at the Fifth ward assembly hall )pet Tuesday afternoon. A hook gifts. t jrevtew of The Harbor 'waft very llfrft. Sam Schwab entertained Mrs. ably given by Mrs. Priscilla Swenson. A. L. Woodhouse and Mrs. R. R., Ir- Mrs. John W. Farrer Is visiting In vine and children at luncheon Tues- - Spanish Fork for & few days with relatives and friends. dsy. No Smoke - Will Not No Soot A delightful, refreshing Can Be Used in Any Furnace or story. Heater A f. s -- Vlr-mus- -- THIS IS J, Fawn-Jones- , glv-rer- , ( . t W. M. LILLYWHITE WILL MAKE HIS HOME IN PROVO; SKOVGAARD, THE DANISH VIOLINIST ON HIS LEFT HAND W M. Lilly white , district managerl of the Continental Life Insurance Co., ( 9.--- PHONE 295 nr Save the Islands $20? To Governor William Spry and State Treasurer Jesse D. Jewkes of the slate board- - of Insanity attended the meeting of the board held here terday. Accounts for October were audited and allowed in the following amounts: Salaries, $3513.10; current expens es, $3940.65; Improvements and renewals, $160.14; water system $566.20 amusement and library, $892. Total yes-sltlo- 1 e has-.apld- ly J number of Is e, Soap haa Sanitary, an is- - Sava the islands and win the. prize. Enjoy the luxury of' aa really pure soap; for all purposes. Use - n Sllver-ll- the label.. lands on - Dee. 15th, 1916. on Each can of has been transferred from Ogden, to Provo, where he will assume the po-of agency manager of the twen-take have advantage Upon the basis of revised returns his height Roberts had to change his ty counties in the southern part of the the Democrats have elected 215 mem- entire' style of working. This took state, thus continuing his connection bers of the House and the Repub- time, but finally Richards was able to with the same well known life insur-nelicans 211. In addition there have show a little better than 6 feet 1 company, which, being a home been elected one Independent, one So- inch In trials. roduct, a Utah institution, cialist. one Progressive and one Then came the cal! for trials for become one of the most sue-- , Four districts the Olympic games. Richards wanted - cessful companies in the West. in West Virginia, two of them normal- to become a member of the American $8153.10. old Mr. Lilly white leaves many ly Democratic and two Republican, Superintendent Hyde reported that and one district, in New Mexico are team . and Roberts wrote to the late behind him throughout hat James E. Sullivan about getting him 309 men and 2,5 women community who all rejoice in bi3tGiere were still undecided, If these districts do his trials in Chicago, this for the reathis time, not rapid advancement and promotion to in the mental hospital at change the Democrats will have son that there were two Pacific coast the were two deaths during 217 and the Republicans 214, a pluralimportant positions in life insurance There who were getting close to 6 there' will be Jupipers work and extend to him their heart! last month, thirteen patients .were ity of only three. 4 inches and Roberts feared his feet admitted, and fourteen est wishes that. in his new and larger cischarged four members of other minority parSuperintendent Hvde was author-t- ties a working majority for the Demo- nmn riiight be swamped in the face field of operations, his success may advertise supplies for six crats is improbable'unless some of the of the surprising talent. he even greater than In the past, and Coach Stagg of Chicago took an that his clean cut business style and months and instructed to prepare minority members should choose to in Richards and helped him interest of estimates methods will be thoroughly appreciat- his biennial report and cast their lot with the administration make team despite the fact that the the needed ensiu for appropriations ed In the south. forces. in his trial May was only 6 feet 1 two years He and his family left Ogden last ing The Senate, according to latest inch. Richards won in Stockholm week to make their home in Provo.1 figures, will consist of 54 De uor-aat Penn the and later games, did 6 WEDDING BELLS and 42 Republicans, a majority of 12 where he will make his home and es5 Inches. feet The Democratic majority in the prestablish his headquarters for the I think I have got two of them Marlage licenses have been Issued ent Senate is 16. The only developunder his management. Richare even now better than that M. J. n Qulmm to following couples1 ment in the senatorial situacn t are me. told Roberts They ards, ChriB Nellie and Mo., of of St. Joseph. was the strongly indicated election CANBY SCOTT DIED AT 6 has done who feet Clinton Larsen, - - HIS HOME HERE MONDAY tensen. Spanish Fork; D. C. Open- A. A. Jones, the Democrat!' candidate 4 Inches for a far western record, bhaw, Santaquln and Mary Daley, In N( - Mexico, who was leading his and beat Richards twice, and McDonopponent. Frank A Canby Scott, 66 years of age, and Grass Valey; Raymond O, Hanson, Repul'itinald, who has shown me 6 feet 3 InWellng-lLv a majority which Ptmocratlr a native of Provo, died at his home Goshen and Pearl Tidwell, ches. Both of these men are comProvo, William Ridge, leaders regard as safe. the Second ward Monday night ton; George paratively small, being around 5 feet is of result He the Chester, Maud feature unusual Anderson, An and from an attack "of pneumonia. to 5 inches in height afid not anything the election of the first won-awas a son of the late Bishop A. H. OVERALLS FOR HOUS Congress, Miss Jeanette Rankin (Re- like the freak Richards was. gcott and has lived in this cityy all He hopes to bring both of them publican) apparently, having . been his life. Mr. Scott has been active in EWIVEST WHY NOTt east, probably next sprtngr for a try In Montana elected public affairs, locally and was a mem- QUT some of the cracks in Chicago and at W. Mrs. for E. chanco the ? tic an only poasin j "ber of the clty council. New York, in the i IcToV'di a was 'Linrala man majority and Davidson. honorable, industrious s Now, if trouaerettes have been 1 'ut-- will be th election of highly respected. FUNERAL OF F. F. BEE in all of the five doubtful Mr, Scott Is survived by his wife introduced for dancing, why should IS LARGELY ATTENDED! 220 and as wo i d This give them four daughters and one son and many not overalls be used for dusting? Of over five. alt Atlanta. of a majority brothers and sisters. The daughters ks Mrs E. W. DaVldson A large congregation attended the VnMl a late hour Die Democrats aret Mrs. Ethel Spencer. Mrs. Carl I wear them In my housework and F- - F. Bee In the service funeral of and a six less a of with hait more possible do Inez far to plurality and able I am Cochran and Misses Verna church Congregational Wednesday 8cott Irvin, the son, is a student at effort than I usfrd to. I think every majority of one, but 'revised returns of Story lodge No. under dethe New the auspices them. from Indicating Works Jersey, should who womam try Cornell lunverslty. j feat of Representative Thomas Jv 4, F and A M, . The .sermon-wMcRev. M. the James Scullv the by result preached The funeral services of Peter Thom- Scully, changed church. The sen s ere held! n the Bonneville ward apparently has been defeated lj Ro- Donald of the Methodist ritual of thft MasonlciorderwasexJ Reniblican. E. L. Carson, bert were The speakers Thursday. . eropUfled JnJ;he-ChuEcand, H. Eggertsen, Preston G ,Petersa-The music was furnished cured are easily All troubles Ex throat Cemetery. Bullock. B. H. of the about and Bishop covering Berg vote of the state give Wilson 20,003 cel lent vocal selections were render- because CROUPINE works all the by the church choir. The Indian War votes "over Hughes; Stewart, Dem., ed by the ward choir. A large num time. It ie an ointment you know, veteran's 'organization, of which Mr. In a for governor, 6000 over Edwards Rep; her of friends and relatives were In and unlike dther cough medicines Bee was a member, attended . 'occasional Yow take body, to" ve" "ha dont 8000 "over attendance. h, Myers," Dem.," for "Senator," doses Buy it at all druggists, 25c. . Pray, Rep. A husky throat after election Is al- CROUPINE first last and all the For Congress Miss Jeanette Rankin, haa returned Cook Leland Mrs. ways relieved by using CROUPINE. Rep., Is leading Harry B. Mitchell. time for Crobpa and Coughs. GuarEureka. at visit a weeks three from Hedquist Drug company 2 stores. ' Dem., bv 400. anteed by all first class drug stores ' J the person having, the. greatest- lands of 210 LOWER HOUSE Whenpounds. Roberts first saw Mm fooling around the athletic field at Provo Nov. Congressional he Realized that he bad a good man, "New York. election returns, which were nearly but for some time was at a loss to know what jo do witV him. He was completed tonight, assure President for making a heavy weight of him, Wilson in the forthcoming admlnlstra-tlc- n but Richards did not care for that end o Democratic Senate, but, with of the program and said he preferred still undecided, the best districts five high jumping. that the Democrats could claim at Richards wasnt getting the results midnight was a plurality of four votes with the style be had and 1 order In the House. to full of him OF INSANITY BOARD SOLD ONLY BY THE Salt Lake, .Nov. Is gaining more fame on account of here ath- L letes. In the New York American of Sunday, the following from the - Prof. Skovgaard comes with the Metropolitan company to the Columbia Monday, November 20, typewriter of Ed. W. Smith appears: They grow some great leapers out M. E. CHURCH 8ERVICE8 Utah way. That was the country Services at the church next Sun- that produced Alma Richards, one of the greatest high Jumpers the world day as usual. 10 a. m. and the ever knew, and the man who won In Sunday school at 11 m. and the Olympic game of 1912 In Stockton a. preaching services at 7:30 p. m. The corps of Bplendid with a leap of six feet 4 Inches. - But they have more Jumpers at the teachers' always" gives the pupils Brigham Young university In Provo, and helpful. interesting something The childrens sermon at the close who threaten to become even greatof the school is attracting attention er men than Richards was over the and. Interest. The sermons of the bar. E. L. Roberts, coach of the morning and evening services will be institution tells about a couple of new of special Interest and the music phenoms he has and who will be ready before long for the "eastern market, and singing will be good. which Is supposed to be the biggest. Roberts Is the young man a ho developed Richards Into what he beDEMOCRATS MAY came a real champion. He came from southern Utah and was someLOSE CONTROL OF thing of freak in build, standing 6 feet 2 inches in height, weighing aH IS HELD BY meeting the: insurance CARRIED BY Lake-templ- e -- EAST TAKES NOTE OF UTAH HIGH JUMPERS si 8ilver-ll- 8oapa s for.- - Efficiency, A Sanitation, Economy. Natures 8oap for Nature a nsada. For sale by None other .,. all good. etorea, juet as; good, even. IB It more Is exten- sively advertised. Progres- sive-Protectionist. 'll attiiw&gasgg'x fr ts ter-ritor- y ! CARS SOLD EACH MONTH MAKES POSSIBLE THE PEICE-$59- 3 IUXB ' - -- Hub-bel- l, n UTAH-IDAH- 218 ( He-w- as. EQUIPPED DEHLOII-COMPIETE- iy MOTOR O West Centr. COl Phone IE J Demo-cret- e dls-tries- . , (fell as A I h X at-th- three-quarte- rs I e V v 7 ? 1 j liftl? (femuilUfrietS yxai) (EBfrqa far; |