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Show THE PROVO POST MAXWELL VIIIS Thanksgiving Linen Sale BIG ECONOMY RACE J. Mrs. 0. V. Ostler are Dr. George E. Robisdn, who has week in end the Salt Lake been spending confined to a room in the Hotel WEDDING BELL8 City visiting with Mr. Ostler's sister, Utah suffering from e severe attack Mrs. James Pister, who has Just reJames M. Henrie of Terron, Emof lagrlppe and a general breakdown turned from the East Is reported to be recovering. ery county, and Mary E. Quinn of Ephraim, were married here WednesMr. Oscar Chipman was the honorafternoon Yesterday the ladies ol day by Deputy County Clerk Ellas A. ed guest at dinner on Wednesday the Mormon Battalion met with Mrs. Gee. given by Mr. and Mrs. James M. I. Bushman and were entertained ner. A marriage license has been issued with the following excellent pro- to Milton R, Noble of Springville and Mrs. W. J. Stiehl and Mrs. George gram: Mrs. Bushman gave a talk on Edith Mae Leeds of Fairmont, West Hansen are visiting in Salt Lake. the Battalion monument that Is to be erected, musical selection by Mrs. Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Fletcher, Sr., Emma Foot and Miss Lizzie Twelves, COURT NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Jones, Mr. Mrs. Alice Curtis gave a history of and Mrs. Ct E. Fletcher, Jr., Francis the Battalion. Refreshments were A transcript of Judgment from JusFletcher and the Misses Zoe Fletcher, served. E. L. Jones court in the case of tice Lyle Jones, Messrs. I.el.md Randall Allred H. Lund vs. Woodhead Livery and Earl Spafford all formed a party Mrs. (5. H. Ileindselman was the and Transfer Co., has been filed in on Wednesday and went to Salt Lake charming hostess at a carJ party giv- the Fourth District court; Judgriient City to attend the wedding reception en Thursday afternoon. .The, rooms p for plain tit f in the sum of$134.7,T for Miss Erma Snow and Mr Milton veie prettilv decorated with the seaA transcript of Judgment from P. Fletcher Wednesday evening. The son's flowers. The honors were N. H. Tanners court in the reception was given by the brides warded to Mrs. W, L. Whittimore, Judge rase ofthe Hair As c elation of C red i t J arents ' that evening. The guests were: Mrs. Frank Cory, JUea. va. Mattie Lisonbee in favor of Mrs. A. S. Cain, Mrs. Roy Potter, Mrs. .The Utah Sorosls met with Mrs. W. Alva Nelson, Mrs. W. L. Whitthnore, the plaintiff for $280.55 has been filed in the Fourth district court. F. Vlolett Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mrs. Walter Adams, Mrs. John R. E. Knowlden gave a paper on Mrs. J. E, Yates, Mrs. J. W. The Rev. Archibald Stewart of the Luther Burbank and How He Cre- Murdoek, Mrs. John Collie and Mrs. church will hold services at Baptist ated New Flowers.' The hostess White. the state mental hospital Sunday. rendered a number of vocal selections. The club will meet with Mrs, The Stake Boards of the M4. AssoAll throat troubles are easily cured E. T. Jones next Wednesday. ciation have made extensive preparabecause CROUPINE works all the , e tions for the party to be given at the time. It is an ointment you know, Mr. and Mrs. D. J .Russell of ladies gymnasium. It is expected and unlike other cough medicines Spanish Fork are the guests of Judge that this will surpass all parties giv- You dont have to take occasional and Mrs. A. B. Morgan. en this season. dosea Buy it at all druggists, 25c. This afternoon the Nineteenth Cen- THREE MEN INJURED G. O. Haws, charged with issuing a HANDLING MACHINERY tury club will meet with Mrs. John worthless check was taken befoie Buchl. A book review on "Justice, Precinct E. L. Jones yesterJustice by Galsworthy', will be given by Mrs. Payson, Nov. 16. C. E. MlleH, wliie day. examination was Preliminary Roy Lockrldge. flowing with a traction engine on the set for which deTuesday, pending farm of J. S. McBeth. met with a sewas released cn $200 bonds. fendant Special sale on all Trimmed Hats rious accident today wnen his foot at the Princess Prices caught in the machinery, crushing his Millinery. Your friends can buy anything you range from $1.50 to $5.00. See our left heel. can give them except your photowindow for low prices on splendid Flovd Omelia, employed at the sumerchandise. Mrs. C. E. Maw, Mgr. gar factory beet dump, got his arm graph. Larsen & Nygreen Studio, caught In a belt yesterday, his right Columbia Theatre 14 Where is the ISLE OF CHANCE? band being crushed snd his arm cut. Hyura Reece, another employee at SOME GOOD ADVICE CROUPINE first, last and all the the same place, was caught In the belt time for Croups and Coughs. Guar- Tuesday, one rib being broken and his Strengthened by Provo Experiences anteed by all first plsss drug stores face cut. Mr. and - see Bu-ch- - i, D-2- 5 Bldg.--N-- T Utah Factories Pay Annually to Utah Farmers ancM Other Utah Produce for Raw Materials $35,000,-000.0- 0 They give work to" 18,-00- 0 persons and pay in wages $15,000,000, a year Three Reasons Why Utah is Prosperous. ff'Do Your Share and keep Prosper ity Here. Mi BUY UTAH MADE GOODS Kidney disease Is too dangerous to neglect. At the first sign of backache, headache, dizziness or urinary disorders, you should give the weakened kidneys prompt attention. Eat little meat, take things easier and use a reliable kidney tonic. Theres no other kidney medicine so well recommended as Doans Kidney Pills. Provo people rely on them. Here's one of the many statements from Provo people. Mrs. Juliett Roberts, 859 North Sixth West street, Provo, says: I was almost a wreck and suffered constantly from a severe pain In my right side, extending down over my Often 1 was nervous and bo hips. weak that I could hardly get around the house. Headaches and dizzy spells troubled me ar.d several times I fell to the floor when'havfng one of these spells. Since I used four boxes of Doans Kidney Pills, I have been in good health." Price, 50c, at all dealers. Dont simply ask for a kidnev remedy get Doans Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Roberts had Foster Milburn Co.. Props., Buffalo, N. Y. advt. S TO VES UTENSILS, MACHINES AND GAS ENGINE8 J. 294 V. DUNN East l3t South. ord in first place. started from the Commer- cial club In Fresno for Yosemite valley. H. P. Jayns, the government sealer of weights and measures, sealed the gasoline tanks and the cars were started for Camp Curry in Yosemite valley. -- The roads were in the worst possible condition. The steep grades were made doubly bard by having six Inches of dust and the ruts from heavy traffic let the cars down frequently to a point where the axles scraped the road. "Arriving at Yosemite valley, Mr. Jayne broke the seals and with certified measures refilled the tanks vith gasoHne, also weighed the loads carried by the cars. Including the passengers and luggage. The results were as follows: The Maxwell consumed seven gallons of gasoline and carried 875 pounds. The Ford consumed eight and gallons and carried 635 pound. The Overland consumed nine gallons and The Franklin carried 775 pounds. used eight and six one hundredths gallons and carried 857 pounds. "In other words, the Maxwell carried a greater weight than any other machine and did two miles to the gallon better than any other car. I drove, the Maxwell and am most enthusiastic about its performance expected to win, but did not expect to win by such a margin. Some of the heavier car in pulling the grades did not show anything like the power and btamina of the The advantage of three Maxwell. machine over the speeds clearly shows by a comparison to the lightest car In the run. At no lime was It necessary to go Into low gear excepting when teams were being passed or stops had to be made. For safetys sake, we put in a little water going up, although It was i.ot needed and on the return trip no stops were made. The Maxwell was a surprise not only to me in this run, but to every other automobile man who witnessed the six-tenth- . s the house of ouai lty T two-spee- d SUFFRAGISTS LIFE HANGS THE IN BALANCE Los Ajigeles, Nov. 16. After a desperate battle of two weeks, In which every device of science has been used to save her life, attending physicians tonight announced that hope bad practically been abandoned for the recovery of Mrs. Inez Mllholland Bolssevaln, the noted New York suffrage leader. Today another transfusion of blood, the fifth without results' in ten days, failed to have the desired effect and onlght her condition is very serious. Another operation will be performed tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Mllholland, parents of the patient, who arrived hastily from New York, have not yet been allowed in the sick room. Mrs. Bolssevaln Is suffering from secondary enemia. Have you beard of the CHANCE? And room for 7 FULL-GROWpassengers, too dont forget that You can ride with 6 other people all day in fhfo Studebaker without getting cramped or crowded to death. Ita big, roomy, restful. Wed just like to take you for a little ride in either the FOUR ($875) or in the SIX ($1085) and show you what. Studebaker means by ROOM. Come in today. N ISLE OF DR. RUFUS Dental LEIGH Surgeon. M. Pyorrhoea and Orthodontia. Farmers and Merchants Bank Bldg Phone 343 six FOUR , 40 H. P. 50H.P. $8 75 husky throat after election Is always relieved by usirg CROUPINE. Hedqulst Drug company 2 stores. Colonel Heeza' Liar Gets'Married, ariiOIis Wife Goe E. CRANDALL v Dealer Irovo A Phone 227 ' Our annual Thanksgiving linen sale starts Monday - For this stupendous event we have been preparing for months to make it the largest and best of its kind - Dont accept our word for it come Mbndky and see for yourself - Exceptional big savings in all linens - See our ad next Monday. show Maxwell Five car Do, You Have Sour Stomach? If you are troubled with sour stomach you should eat slowly and masticate your food thoroughly, then take one of Chamberlains Tablets Immediately after supper. Obtainable ev- - REPAIRING . -- the Maxwell distributor at Fresno, California, sends tTe following account to Bud Black of a Maxwell performance last month: Again has the Maxwell been put to 'a real test and again does the recC. Phelan, $1085 F. O. B. Detroit F O. B. Detroit Strike By - ; I toELL. zr r CT ALL Today !. OrtJ rpwaT Fo YOU KAYA GOOD JOtbl'A) FOft ? HOUfcf A DAY.TRPjdJ XJOHG oh fcNOOGrt FOR. To Hi AXY y AM iIVGREAT To A HARD AfTeR DA XS office: You Go HAS V A 1 WG FILED H vc.ijc THE amd 'Vifey MlTlKG I)! tTUPPEP-- Y J quIT aT WHAf a yum AEA l7l JtfUPPER.l OKLY fORK. t Vi ' DEAR, WUVf Dio You COOK 1 MR A DAY AND . J. . R. Bray w 5 oclock |