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Show THE PROVO POST rrrTVFT F AGE TWO RAINEYS AFRICAN HUNT PICTURES! & Six Reels of Wild, Animals Ellen Soon. it ei U in at the ' balm dssolves by the heat of nostrils; penetrates and heals the inflamed, swollen membrane, which lines the nose, head and throat; clears the air passages; stops nasty discharge! and a feelings of cleansing, soothing pellef comen'mmedfately. Don't' la awake tonight struggling for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils. closednyrEing and blowing. .Catarrh with Its running nose, foul : phers. will open; you will breathe freely; mijeous dropping into the throat, and' dryness is distressing but truly Although Mr. Rainey has re- dullness and headache disappear, d or. eedless. fused repea'tedly to disclose any morning! the catarrh, sore throat will be gone. Put your faith Just once in .Elys idea of the tremendous cost, of his catarrhal End such misery now! Get ihe Cream Balm and your cold or catarrh trip t6 him, it has been estimated small bottle of Elys Cream Balur at will surely disappear. Hedquist Drug that he must have expended eas- any drug store. This sweet, fragrant Co. Adv.) ily in th eneighborhood of a quar- Pischar8 Paul J. Rainey, the millionaire Head, Heala Inflamsd Air Paaiagea 'of Ohii, Cleveland, sportsman and You Breathe Free went into the wilds of British East Africa, not only "frith the best prepared of all hunting expedi Try Elya Cream Balm. tions, but - also --with -- a - eompletA, Get- - small bottle anywayPJuSt to it Apply a little in the nostrils photographic equipment in charge ' utry and instaetiy your clogged noBe aad of of a corps expert photogra- 8ttHed-uair passages of the head ai In si a" al , POORER GpODS,. OR. ELSE LOWER WAGES. THE STRAWBERRY WATER. enAmong the undesirabc effects of a. Tariff .The" activity on the part of the project the Interior law "expressly devised to facilitate foreign comgineer of the Strawberry project and ' this petition and create lower domestic prices is the department this, spring ..speaks well for waters the certain deterioriatfoii in quality as aq accompanicounty, for it will not be long before cultivaunder be will bringing of the Strawberry ment of cheapness. Attention is called Jo this tion thousands of acres of land to increase the development in the 'Philadelphia Ledger of April wealth of' this part ot the state, especially, and Since the water users of 21. A domestic serge, made to compete with a ter of a million dollars. -- This fact the at 65. cents to the. trade, has will be quickly recognized by Spanish Fork failed, to tome to any agreement foreign weave, sciiiug intendeverybody who sees these. Vonder-u- l with the government," the water formerly proven a failure pictures when they are exhib-teed for that section has been called for in Juab rejecting it. In view: of the low price at which in this city in the near fu- county, and there now seems to be no doubt as to the serge was sold, the mill wilLnot permits its ture. y where a portion of the Strawberry water will go. Watch the monkeys and ALWAYS RELIABLE - - return. A local . merchant, Laving - a . trial piece There Beeins to be an opinion among many of the their at frolics, baby the material, says he cannot seU it to his trade rhino being fed. the baby ele- tunnel cost too " much -- . money. - 375 IV, Center Phone l 64 . peopleT that at .any price. Cheap serges were first put upon moth-th- e chatised its to by phant being not in are a position Say, 7 Perhaps it did. We the' market here by foreign mills immediately folbeautiful baby Grevyi N. GULICK, but this we do know. The water from the .Strawlowing the reduction of the duty. They believed zebra cavorting about the plains, wealth of millions to the will add berry Valley that they were certain of meeting American mills the baby gazelle sipping at its Utah and Juab counties, and the tunnel is there WE BAKE A SPECIALTY OF FEATBER PILLOWS AND BEDS nurRing bottle, the giddy ostriches that during the winter put very low prices-ofor all timet" The water users who get the water and in delirious a whilr, aneing their samples, on the theory that it is less costly he innum erable other" novel now and get their primary rights established upto keep competition jut than to drive it out." The sights which were discerned hy on .the stream are certainly going to reap rich obvious result is the production of lines of very he Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stevens of eyes of the camera strange people and the hahits of harvests upon the investment they make. The cloths on both sides of the Atlantic. Imin the very heart of the jungle. of this far off Fillmore, Millard county, . were wild animals the trashy the r thousands of acres of dry or arid n But th pictures which have and cloths for mens wear are reported to he country is shed Provo visitors on Saturday and of as become much will the ported as valuable project most and caused the discussion., the guests of Mrs. John Jackson. these pictures. by coming in heavier volume than was indicated by which Mr. Rainey -- The graduates of the Loncoln highest priced .land in the county now brings. or ; obtaining early arrivals. Mill, managers assort that to ms been commended by all the PROFESSOR JOHN BOWN district school held their exercises " Then, too, it means more homes for young men avert the reducing of quality, as a means of meet with an appropriate program , of principal scientific bodies .of the and women of the two counties, as well as frtfm READY FOR SUMMER mill workers will competition, showirmf ones foreign the ing the are and . world, wages of other parts the state. We need the water, for SCHOOL OF MUSIC songs, speeches, recitations have to come down. ' wild animals at the water hole. At on Thursday evening, be- music, we need the homes. B of the Bown fore a large audience. On this oc- Wages certainly will have to come down it one and the same time, there can Prof. John own a busy man cagion; diplomas frere presented to is Pianoforte School, a differas dozen ics seen as 0 0 0- many the previous high standards of quality in the He this morn- the graduates. stated these ent species of wild animals days.. IN HONOR OF OUR DEAD. goods made in this country are to be maintained. whiat that appears to be the quenching their thirst from the ing Tomorrow marks another Decoration day and Prior to the l enactment of the Underwood e class he' has ever students best of of them the all elnhant. argest Mrs. Jacob Thursday Afternoon is now ensummer had in American Tarifi sehool, manufacturers to smallestthe th were able from every land where floats the stars and stripes dikdik, ' every Evans at entertained afternoon without paving the slightest rolling. Mr. Bowrn is again at the ea in honor of Mrs. the graves of the defend ers of the flag will be to produce and sell honest fabrics of excellent Pearson "said Roy Parker school building. He ..one.jLPQthcr; Cal. covered with flowers in memory of the men who character. .Now they must either cheapen their Thoseenjoyhe he was glad that Many educators, scientists end or else lower in goods to order were in the bled wages that the flag of the free might stay fought and rs; Tiatnralists of world-wide- repute n June 1st, so that school would mjirkei;..i.That. is how thei'New Freedom- - works wave high..QYr a. united nation. Weextreme out hburstbe befotehe have declared; that trd"" ' Ro7 Murdock, Mrs. Roy Boren, " will do our part toward the memory of those who ont. , spentrin viewing the mr.rveknsrweather comes on. George Stewart and Mrs. F. The summer school in Provo is motion pictures 'of Paiiil T.'Ram- have been gathered home in the harvest of the R of American Fork. Chipman ' What appears to be the first commercial use cvs African Hunt are more in now one of the well established ' "v past. v This is institutions. the fourth . i structive than weeks devoted to, Decoration day had its origin on May 30th, of the Panama Canal was made in the course of Miss Summer Fishburn' of v Bofrns School that books of Brig Ilope upon the subject reading jyear 1868. 0n the fifth of May, 1868, General John A. the present week, when threrfliargcs of the Pana the dark continent. Much nnv has been running and it is gaining ham City is the guest of Miss Mar of the Grand ma Railroad Company, laden withVugar from a light up on the customs of the ground very rapidly.1 Logan, then commandcr-in-chie- f garet Dusenberry. Arniy of the Republic, issued an order to have Tawaiiansleamship at Panama on the Pacific 0 jm. tm, the members of that army to decorate the graves side of the canal, passed through to Cristobal on WW-w w w w W ww W W W W Ww w Ww ww w w w w Ww w wi of their dead comrades. The order was obeyed ie Atlantic side, where the sugar was d D to another steamship for conveyance to Philaand before the sun reached the horizon on that O The the of delphia. flowers passage of the covered the the army that O sugar through day graves canal was owing to an emergency, it having been had gone, Tfyat was 56 yeairago, and each year sauce originally routed by the Tehuantepec Railroad, then there have been more graves to decorate and mtdiverted therefrom owing to the closing to fewer o do the decorating. As the time wore on raffie of the ports of, Salina Cruz and Puerto 0 the states began taking up the custom, for not Mexico and the railroad connecting them. The () anama Railroad could It G. A. the Veterans not, R, seems, carry the only graves were decorated. but the loved ones of all Now the time has sugar over its land route conveniently, so the come when all must aid the veterans, for they are sugar was sent through in its barges. Tolls were, few in numbers and old in years. To the veter- it appears, collected on the sugar at .the rate of ans left we can only do good. We may decorate $1.20 per t.pn, which is the railroad rate, but it is O the graves of their eomrades, but we should do understood that the authorities at Washington honor to them. Once each year we should openly do not regar.d the transaction as a regular collec-- show them that we appreciate what they did for tion' of ship tolls. Those who have sufvived the battleUformir Dunns Review in giving the news of the fincomitryJs flag offered their lives for the cans. f) ancial world this week reports that there are 324 They did their part and did it nobly. Then le failures for the week ending lay 9. 1914, as us make tomorrow a day of joy and peace for them as well. against 265 for Jhe . corresponding week last year, . a difference of 59 i nthe United 'States in one colors .. o week. Many weeks of such Democratic prosperU THE HATCHTOWN DISASTER. ity woufd set the most optimistic business man to " ' We are indeed pleased to note that Govern Vf - -wondering. However- - one making a study of Jhi or Spry has" determinedjo Jmve a full and com situation can 'easily "detennine that Theres a pleteInvestigation made on the cause of . the Reason. A linejjLRibboii worth 25c,- -oO A' whole window full of Ribbon worth-frobreaking of the Ilatehtown dam. The immediate : on at sale; per yard O 40c to 75c cause was undoubtedly the heavy rains and the The man under arrest on a charge of swindper yard, Friday A line of Ribbon worth 20c, ' ) melting snow." However, there seems to be an ling does not evening sale price, per yard help his case any with Surgeons by on sale at per yard opinion out that the dam was hot built stroilg declaring that he has a' silver plate in his skull. enough for the duty; it had to' perform. If that This is one of the hardest dying delusions extant. be the ease the public should know it. There are 0 0 0 . other dams to. be built and engineers should make Let the men who yell calamity howlers! no mistakes.. The loss is great to the state against those who tell the truth aiiswerHhis questo .?tamLand in the - fut ure th6vsfaipuiust know tion;:" r Republican Protective adhow much strength thebe' datnjj ve. ' Ja Alay the in ministration, were there ever so C) () many ien out vestigation lie thp rough and successful. of work as there are pow, after-onl- y six months A food assortment of plain and Satin of Democratie Kittanning (Pa.) Students of ManuaLyraming.ittah "schools F'ree Press. French Zephyr Ginghams and' Egyptian striped Voiles, worth 75c, . () () will provide furniturefor tlfe states special at. per yard T. -.buildings at Tissues. Striped, .checked, figured and plain o o o- San Francisco md aft'Dieg(i. ThelAgricnltura The. 'bachelors of Milwaukee are in a quan, materials in the most delicate colors. ' NothCollege, of. Utah, BrighamYoung dary'. The Y. M. C. A. will allow a roomer to reAnother line of Voiles,-wort60c, ing better for dainty,- washable; Summer S. University and the Sevier main University,. ihe J only four years and the state law throw at sale 'Dresses. Worth 35c per yard. High School have, already announced that the in' the of pbstacles path ntarriage. Sale Price, per yard per yard will supply, Considerable quantities'. AH ' th schools of tho' state have been invited t) to partic The refugees who are forsaking their own pate in the plan. Each piece of furniture wi DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT bear the nam'e of its maker and will be returne country and coining to the United States by boat loads seem to be more interested in the alimento the 'school after the expositions close. tary than in the Panama Canal. , -- 6t p r cold-ln-hea- ei J. L in oJ L st d I ai di. ba-ioo- - it;; te o. pU it J. Ur pi. is ai lo V state-general- ly. fij- Proprietor n r U all-seei- land-unde- little-know- i . i :( i 4 n! . J ef j -- 1 Free-Trad- 4 5 T ! I i a - was-startin- v in-Pro- I I I ' I vo g - - : ( . , a :o o o o o o o o trans-ship-e- j, t i 1 0 j' 1 g 0 0 i 0 0 a o o 0 0 0 o o o o o o 0 0 o o . $ n t I" T -- . oo . a During the hours from 6 to 10 Friday evening we will have the banner ribbon sale of the season. W eTarellispfeiying an immense line of the newest and most beautiful ribbons that have ever, been shown in this ci tyiS Plain striped floral designs in any color that you could desire. or blend of One glance at our big window display will delight you. Y ou will appreciate these values at once. ; 25c 8 A, ' -- . i , YVhon,-Unde- Free-Trade- T - . , o 'O o : ' Th e other' Wilson girksTimTd not Winston Churchill, the British lord of ihe ad get discon agedand become a magazine editor. There is miralty, having looped the loop six times in an plenty of tiriifor the fifteenth White House w aeroplane Secretary Daniels Will probably ding between now and March 4, i917. ' some l feat. . dare-devi- o o q o o (), o o o o o o o o All Day Summer Dress Goods . i o o a o 15 13c o : o . o o 0 0 o o o 0o o o o o 19c .. THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE. W w a f 0 'S&jt '0 'N' i 0 o o o o u o 49c o o o t) 33c oo o o o o o o o () o WMF 4r i |