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Show TBiJ PROVO POST GRAZING PECULIAR DISEASE CLASSIFIED COLUMN ( DISCOVERED IN UTAH COW FOR SALE TIIOS. Sumner, 287 E. 2nd N. Jl. Thome, Dentist, Phon e TO SOCIETY 637. many interesting things that have been tound by t lie commission which hat just completed its investigation s in Utah. The of commission was appointed byhe last bgisliiure and will r resent its find-ings before the coming meeting of SALE OR TRADE WILL trade for a good farm on Provo Bench or between American Fork and Provo: One of the best homes In Provo, cost $13, non ,t0 build. Will trade for $6000 farm, 5x12 rods, Good brick house. Bath and toilet upstairs and down. Radiator In, every room. Good furnace, hot water heat Brick chicken coops Good white pressed brick barn, connected up with sewer. Electric wired and plastered Enquire this office. feeble-mindednes- 1 I The Habit of Taking Cold. broken. Take a cold sponge bath every morning when you first Ice cold, but a get out of bed-n- ot temperature of about !n degrees. Also sleep with your windows up. Do this and you will seldom take cold When you do take cold take Chamberlain-; Cough Remedy and get rid of It ns quirklv as possible Obtain- able everv where ndvt. easily . lie slate legislatun i ! is an inherited disease that is rarely found in the United States Certain parts of Switzerland and Italy are pract. tally the only which the disease is places in found. Cretins are characterized by dwarfed bodies, large heads, vstubby hands and lack of the thyroid gland Their lives are usually short. Until about the age of 25 or 30 years their minds may be mor or less active and Their energy abundant, but after that age the decline in mental ability and activity is very rapid. n it' survey ot six counties of t Ire tound that the si.ite the commis.-Joiin Utah is lute of fet (hue to one thousand of population This is Mighth beli w the average r te in many .states The danger rising ftoiii thi foi ble lltindi d afe llliiliv. Having the intelligence only of clul-- i li tile t eeble minded are the pr v or all of the vifts of such tv. and the leebie n mdi d women ate 'iiioh more pi oilll Ilian normal wo Since three fourth of all the i.mes of leebie mindedness ate inhor it id soiuty is ninth endangered by these unfortunate people. a very low Although they pos-eCretinism With nianv peoplp taking cold is a habit, but fortunately one that s FOR SALE SINGE HARNESS & Buggy in good condition, woitli $'t), will take $37 50 193 W 1st N tf For Cut Flowers and Funeral s 3 The discovery of three distinct families of netins in one of the northern 'ouniies of the state is one of the FOR Sprats iry Wilfonl Teriv Supervisor .A. W. Jensen, and his t corps of assistants of the Uinta reserve are now receiving for grazing permits for the 1917. The feeT are 33 per year tent higher than last year and they will be advanced 33 per cent over last years' fees each year for three years, at the end of which time they will be double what they were In 1916 The reason for the advance is that the conditions have improved and that grazing charges .on lands outside of the reservation are about three times the government charges for last year. As the state receives 35 per cent of the fees for school and road purposes, the public will be gainer by the appli-(ation- FRESH A "Vo FOR for-is- DANGER W. PERMITS ARE APPLIED , , plione328-- j j . t ONE $25.00 Values HALF-PRIC- E $30 Values $10.00 $12.00 $40 Values $15.00 STYLISH FOOTWEAR The seasons newest styles in solid colors and combinations such "high class goods. at prices unmatehably low for i Provo s Fashion and Quality Store 3 e full st Every one of these is the season's latest style, high in quality, perfect in fit and finish. Tuesday morning with a full attend- ance children and teachers. At i lie chapel exercises at the Central school the superintendent read address of tile Inaugural Land eiger Teachers and the com ppm on t h ' t1' and in be LADIES SUIT BARGAINS advance. The forest bureau has under construction three roads into the reserve. One from Park City to the north end of the reserve, one from Heber through Daniels canyon and one rom Helper, t blast. The principals ot the schools with .12 tf the superintendent have obligated themselves for 6m) hand colored lantern slides and a Monel lantern to be used for educational work in the school and general lectures in hisAttorney & Counselor at Law tory. geography and literature. The of public will have the opportunity degree of intelligence the feeble-mind- Prompt personal attention tnese picand itiong appreci verv good seeing jg e ,,re capable of doing given collections, cmiim rein! fe work with their hands. At the pres ture t a very snvP cost. verv much matters ami all leiral Ihim p ent time there is no provision tor! The schools appreciate of the Provo bv the, the Chiistmas Issues ,ihe tare ol t lie feeble-mindein ness entrusted to m eaie. arc every wav comstate of Utah. In many other states papers They the to citys importance in plimentary g; institutions have Dec n established Provo, Ptali Each school huild'ng is fortunate the from are guarded patients gwhiih in having coal enough for at least Pimm 4 Hatfield B!k. 3 social eviLs and society is guarded two weeks sb miRMxxXit'yi Kii ginttfK. Tnraiffy.it. if Jl from then) while the patients them selves lend happy lives and occupy their time in hand work of various ANOTHER RECORD FOR WINTER AUTOMOBILE SALES Kinds. Lee L. Baker Our entire stock of high quality furs that, at their originul prices, were by far the values for the money, now going at ESTRAY NOTICE have in iuv po tsession the follow ing described animal, which if Communion services next Sunday no' cl, timed ami taken away, will be morning. Address in the evening on sold at public auction to the highest Wh ,t We Believe Concerning Im- cash bidder at Provo City Estray Pound on Monday, the 15th day of mortality The Sunday school will orgonize a January, 1917. at 12 o'clock noon. One red heifer aboui Description: Church Attendance bund and will give appropriate rewards for faithful attendance at the servings of worship. An earnest effort D made to make all meetings in the church stimulating and helpful, both intellectually and spiritually. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH I -- . ss one year old past. Brand resembling 6 on left shoulder. Square swallow fork in left ear, upper slope and under slope in right. Said estray was taken up by the city marshal on the 1st day of January, 1917. JOSEPH W. LOVELESS, Poundkeeper for Provo City. sweater d Coats , Proffessor John Brook S. P. ANDERSON f Piano Instruction Shoe Repairing I Studio at Residence 110 E. Prices Right 384 "West Center street. "Work anil 4th SOUTH t. jemy&souuoLg x.a.aagr.BBoca H. Roberts has been appointed tf the state board of equalisation with a salary of $1500 per annum. He has been chosen chairOld King Winter has nothing on the man of the board. Utah Idaho Motor company when it tomes to selling automobiles, for in Dorothea M. Johnson has brought spite of the persistent snow storms suit against Mary Carter et al to and the zero weather, this popular title on land in Cartervllle. quiet firm has sold 10 Maxwells and 2 Mitchells during the past thirty days. It "LAND OF BEGINNING AGAIN. looks as though the coming spring will be a hummer for the automo- I wish there were some wonderful bile dealer, says Bud Black, manaplace ger of this firm, when discussing the Called the Land of Geginning Again, success he has had the past month, Where all our mistakes and all our with a representative of The Post. B For Men and Boys member a EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY & MONDAY SEE EAST WINDOW heartaches PMilliBEMMli And all our poor selfish griefs Could be dropped, like a shabby Fletcher '& The mao old coat nt the door And never put on again & wnh we a re. coTiht 1C TxrrrifTnr it ail una-- the hunter who finds a lost trail ; Ani I wish that the one who mour blindness had done The greatest injustice of all ould be at the gate like the old friend that waits for the comrade hes gladdest to hail. Like C t v We would find the things we intended to do But forgot and remembered too late Concrete Road Near Ogden, Utah. Concrete Roads Are Both National and Local Concrete roads are national because they are used in all parts of the country. Practically every 6tate in the Union is represented. Some stales have built several hundred miles. Counties have also Hunt County, Texas, has 24 miles of concrete roads, gone into extensive concrete road building. Baltimore County, Maryland, w ilhave 43 miles pt the end of the present year; Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, 111 miles and Wayne County, Michigan, 156.7 miles. Vermilion County, Illinois, is building 144 miles. All are concrete. Concrete roads are truly local. Home laboT is used in their construction. The bulk of the material cand, p' hides or broken stone is gt nerally found within the county. Utah County owns its material pits. The thirJ material Portland cement is manufactured in the state of Utah. 1 .abor must be hired. It will come from the county. Teams must be 1 ired. Farmers teams otlier wise idle wll earn money for their owners. Money invested in a 50 mile concrete road in Utah Countv will remain at home and the County will have the benefit of a modern durable road. Further, the annual cost for pa mg oif the bonds will be little, if any, more than that now spent in trying to leep the present roads in fair condition. Service Given by Concrete Roads , When you travel along a concrete road there is no chance of getting stuck in the mud. . ,u eat her yon ate not. covered w ith a cloud of dust by every Being free from holes and ruts there is no chance of having. springs, and axles broken. The rigid, even, gritty" In-dt- pasting-vehicle- y -- surface goes a good TioTJ, nukes ruling comfortable and prevents skidding of automobiles. A road front one end of live county to the other would ro ide a means of visiting your friends and of going to town any day in the year. Let us give you fact t. A email booklet, interesting to read and fully illustrated will be tent upon request. Ash for a copy of booklet No. 136, entitled "Concrete Facts About Concrete Roads." Read it, have your neighbor read it, and then let your road officials knout that they will have your support for concrete roads. PORTLAND 111 CEMENT ASSOCIATION Utah Representative, W. F. Long, 907 Kearns Building, Salt Lake City. CONCRETE FOR PERMANE Little praises unspoken, little promises broken, And all of the thousand and one Little duties neglected that might have perfected The days of one less fortunate. In ; 111. N C lips could ex hate lots of HONEY in their hives in by putting it in there a little at the time while 5 ou can have MONEY the same way. Bees what had been hardest we'd know had been Dost nd what had seemed lots would be gain, For thote isn't a sting that will not take wing .Wlten we've. faced it- and laughed It away; Fqi And I think that the laughter Is most what we're after In the Land of Beginning Again. So I wish there were some wonder- ful place," Called theLand of Beginning all our Again, mistakes, all our heartaches And all our poor selfish grelfs Could be dropped like a ragged old coot at iho dooi And never be put on again, FULLER, ' - Christmas tin. -- NINA - j audit it. ifyou join our j j uSK 'you will have j handclasp More than peniten' AOine in; is what wouldn't be possible not to be kind the Land of Beginning again ; And the ones wd misjudged and ,thej ones whom we grudged Their moments ot victory here, Would find the grasp of our loving It Where West Washington Street, Chicago 4y&mm Come in and increase your deposit .YOU. will have $63.75. fine Th u can. BOOK Banking Club cents for the first week eents each week. In 50 weeks 5 - tiling for EVERYBODY. they Christmas get a HiEK ami put in our hank only This the Winter 5 ' BOYS and GIRLS for You can also start with 1 or 2 cents or 10 cents and. in 50 weeks have $12.75, plus 17 cents interest; $25.50, plus 33 cents interest, or $127.50,. plus $1.70 'interest You can put in $1.00 or $2.00 or $5.00 and in 50 weeks have $50, plus $1.00 interest ; or $100 or $250, plus $5.00 in- terest j You can start TODAY ST ART Farmers-und-MercharitsBa- I nk T. N. TAYLOR, President; J. D. DIXON, Cashier. |