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Show "i IBS PAGE FOUR r PROVO POST great effect in creating interest in that direction,, and this is one thing that is needed among the people if we ard going to gain real THURSDAY and 8ATURDAY ' Published TUESDAY, Every and permanent success. , . At Nog 22 24 First West 8L, Provo, Utah Up to the present time the committee has done remarkably well. By The but they have not yet obtained the funds needed to accomplish this great undertaking. They must have assistance, and this assistance SUBSCRIPTION PRICES IN ADVANCE must eome from the people who are willing to sacrifice in favor of ..75 Cents 2.50 Three months year a greater Provo. Those who do rally to the support of the committee 2S Cents All months 1.600m month advancement of the city, N. C. HICKS, Manager. will reap the benefits derived through the H. C. ICKS, Editor. and will within a short time be able to point with great pride to the matter according to stared at the Postofflce of Provo City as second-clasgreat things accomplished through this united effort. dot of Congress, March 8, 1884, ' THE PROVO POST POST PUBLISHING COMPANY. s - Postmaster James . - Clove Reappointed Pest nhearibers are requested to notify this office promptly whenever the paper Is not received. Residence carrier! are supposed to aotffr the subscribers by blowing a whistle upon their arrival with the passer. Please help as to see that this rule is enforced by report- . . ' lng say nactigeace oa the part of the carrier. ... SPLENDID POSTAL SERVICE. The of, Postmaster James Clove . by President Taft will undoubtedly meet with the approval of all of the citizens jrof Provo, with the exception, perhaps, of those partisans who - are ''artX?oii't6'see''thehevv admini.stratroii' a(lopTtEe'' spoils system with-odelay. Some of these are perhaps entitled to compIaiiyforJ.hey have put in many years of service for the Democratic party without receiving the honors and emoluments of office. But for the people a movement that will -- is undoubtedly generally the do much good. . . Postmaster Clove has held the position for' the past twelve years. Dprinjf that timFTie has inaugurated inijmy advanced systems in postal regulation for Provo. When he- - assumed a thing aTjTfural carrier was unknown to Provo, but within a short time he caused petitions to be circulated among the farmers and the result of it has not only been extended service to every resident on the rural route, but the best carrier system for Provo ever given to a city of this size. The inspector $ report that the local office stands at the head of its division and the system established here is being advocated by them in offices ofjProvos class all over the intermountain district. . The aspirants for this office are all men of high repute and splendid characters, but this fact should not in any manner be used to detract from the splendid services of our present postmaster nor will it cause the people generally to desire a change. ut 4I - -- - 7 PROVO MUST RALLY TO THEIR SUPPORT. ' . Since the citizens of Provo got' together and decided thatrthey would have the terminus of the Utah Railway Companys Coal Road in this city, there has been an awakening all along the liner-Prov- o now bids fair to become a center for manufacturing apd it will not take long after the money is raised and the road builtforthe people to realize to the fullest extent what this dawn of a new era means for Provo.' For ye'ars past we have been standing at the very thresh-liol- d of this new era tottering-- backward and forward, but' never making nor taking the decisive step needed to earry the city over the line where it should come into its own. The promise is now held out for this advancement. The eyes of men with capital are turned in our direction and if we succeed Jn convincing them that the Teo iTe Kenf are in earnest anti ready to do things, they will certainly come our way. Some have wondered why it is necessary for the people to show by their purchase of this right of way that they want this road, but when the matter is considered carefully, it can easily be seen that by purchasing the right of way the people develop along a line hitherto very little known in this city. The expenditure of anypersons money along a certain line has a For Jewelry andHoliday Eeindselman Goods Jewelry Co. ' We have a complete line of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CUT CHINA, FOUNGLASS, JEWELRY, TAIN PENS, PARASOLS, MESH BAGS, MILITARY BRUSHES, TOILET SETS, MANICURE SETS, JEWEL" BOXES, SILVERWARE, and everything pertaining to the first HAND-PAINTE- s s f D class Jewelry and Holiday Trade. Our stock is new and contains the latest designs-an- d , . styles to be had. g - - We can save you money-o- n in our anything a large stock of goods at the best cash prices. -- We line,-buyin- are able to save you from 20 to 30 cent We absolutely guarantee every article we sell.' MOVED TO 144 WEST CENTER STREET. v .jlext ? Door to Ellen Theatre. . OOOOOOOCOOOCOQOQCOOOOOCbOOQCOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOCOOOOQOOOQ A RARE OPPORTUNITY r ; Jew EL aY t .kes precedance over all other I;:' has never been iFpolitiearorganP jfation. While Mr.. Clove has been one of thei Republican, leaders of the state, he ha8Xnever..violated.Cvil service rules. He has attended primaries-and-conventionsof'- ; Jle 23 West Center St. OOOOOCKJOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOCSOOOOOOOOOOOOCCCOOOOOOOOO Evans. The Utah Sorosis Club met with Mrs. R. R. Irvine yesterday afternoon. The paper was given by Mrs, Henrie on The, Panama Canal, and short, talks were giv: en on the above subject A. C. Lund, Mrs. R. R. Irvine, Jr., and Mrs. Jacob Coleman. The club will meet with .Mrs, W. D. . Roberts next week. s. by-Mr- GET YOUR Automobile or -- Friday afternoon, from-- 2 Dec. 13th, Carriage 'to' of the Princess Theatre will give a moving picture entertainment of which the entire proceeds will be given for the benefit of the widows and orphans, and other worthy poof. From the hour of ' will be for adults and from J. to .4 Vineyard. Last evening, Dec. 10th, Mr. will be for children. Blake gave a dance in the Lake View dancing hall for all the A numebr of ladies ot the Pleasyoung friends of the couple, ant View' ward met. with Mrs. Fifty couples enjoyed the evening, Alice Fausett yesterday afternoon . and enjoyed a j Sewing Bee. A' most delightful affair of the The time was spent in sewing and season was the balU given last social' chat and dinner was served guests. night by the Billie Club in the to about thirty-fiv- e First Ward Social Hall. The. hall was a scene of splendor, the ceilThe Bon Jleur Club meets this cotin white decorated with Mrs. Reed L. afternoon ing being " ton, while the windows were banked with pine boughs. A dainty booth of red and white was arMrs. Louisa McBride has rein one where corner, punch turned home after spending the ranged was served. One feature was a past wo weeks in Salt Lake City, large star with a B of red and the guest of Mr. and Sirs. Streble. green lights, which made a very pretty effect over the room. Cozy The concert to be. given by the corners were arranged and the B, B. Y. U. Band in College Hall tothe morrow night under the direction Y. U. Orchestra furnished music. About 200 guests, were of Professor Robert Sauer, promises to be one of the most successpresent during the evening. ful concerts of the season. Mrs. George Humphries enter Phone Eight-O- , where the flowers grow. Provo Greenhouse, charges.1 Haish & Thomas, florists. . ... 2to3 PAINTED .. IN THE FINE NEW j Painty -- the-man- . unless on removed - Shop g. y Have Those Teeth r Fixed Painlessly - Whether this custom will be con-- 1 tinned, it is at this writing impossible to say.Ji Safe Remedy Ends Catarrh Miseries I have just- - lately, stocked Tone counter with 5 and 10 long cent articles, each, such as hinges, files, springs, lifters, bruches. curtain poles, and hundreds of other things. Call and see them. The articles you have been looking for are here. We $lso have the largest line of toys south of Salt Lake. 20 premiums given away. Wilford Perry. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS RATES pw-- q Gives Instant Relief, Cures and Pre vents Catarrh and Cold in the Head. m i. Fillings - $1.00 Silver Fillings A.OO Gold Crowns $1.00 50 erected north of the Farmers, and Merchants Bank. Equipped especially for automobile and carriage painting by skilled mechanics. r-- : ; tfirst class work guaranteed 1 GIVE US A CALL 50-fo- ot egg-turner- $2.00 Gold s, MAIBEN -- Glass & Paint Co. d!3 $3.00 272 WEST CENTER ST. CIVIL SERVICE Crown and Bridge Work. The quickest, best and safest way EXAMINATIONS ;o cure catarrh or a cold In the head i3 by using a remedy that will "touch $3.00 and up Civil service examinations will the spot and do its work quickly withbe held in the Federal building, out leaving any bad effects. Elys Cream Balm, which Is applied to the toe throat or i nostra, or cficst rrts r'cht t the ret of the 104 WEST CENTER. trouble and mstauU relieves cv en the or cold. A few worst case of Just opened a Branch Store on Provo Beach inmates after epplied you. can feel a Over Store 2 No. Hedquist Drug and COME AND SEE U the oosoning up la the head, soreness are gone, the sense of taste, smell and hearing come back, and you j Teel like a different person. heals Elys Cream Balm cleanses, memk and strengthens L. branes, takes away that stuffed - up feeling and dull pain in the head, Relieves the throat soreness and stops the nasty discharge which is the cause of the disgusting hawking, spitting, blowing of the nose, and foul breath. Hay fever victims who are made miserable by- - fits of sneezing, coughing . and wheezing get .Instant. aruLnerma-nent relief by the use of this simple and before it does some will be and Dr. Douglas, c-- -- Avenue Rebating I Mercantile Co. I thinking '.V remedy, Dont suffer another minute. - Ely s Cream ' Balm win relieve' you" immedwill more iately, and a 50 cent bottle cure. All than likely work a complete druggists seU it. (Adv.) Agents HEDQU 1ST DRUG CO. rsss Princess Friday and Saturday, -- 4 necessary. PRICES RIGHT. . QUALITY RIGHT. The One She Loved The Players Like Knights of Old Removing. Sunken Vessels The Village Vixon Dress Goods, Notions, Cut Glass, Fancy Boxes, Hand- kerchiefs, Hand Bags, Silk Scarfs, Muffs and Furs, Ellen Jewelry, Shoes, Slippers, Dolls, Dressing Cases, lar Boxes, Kid Gloves, Mens Ties, Etc., Etc. .T1-- ficr Trcrs Revenge 'Heels. . 20 Ferocious Lions. in ! 13-1- planning This year to offer a better selection of goods in the following lines than at any previous season; 25251 Dec. Hi IE ed- We have with us a traveling salesman with a factory line of the latest designs in jev. elry. He delivers the goods at Eastern prices. We are not obliged to carry this jewelry in stock, therefore we can s d! it much cheaper. Op e .vn'ng s ih ' balance of the week. .Watch window display each day. . - Provo; Utah, 8, 1913,. to secure eligibles to fill vacancies with the following positions : Engineer and phimber; laboratory assistant, candy making; assistant agriculture district- - in farm economics i entomotogieal assistant; laboratory assistant in 'physics; scientific assistant in plant physiology. For information and blanks see J. R. Hodson. I ON JEWELRY. .OiFRitn jpwplru were-received.T- party as the law allows, but has kept off the stump and had no part in party management, either as chairman or member of any ex ecutive committee, has strict rules. observed civil service ly In the event of confirmation by the Senate, it is likely that he will serve out his commission under President Wilson, who is on record as a strong civil service advocate and not 'a spoilsman. Concerning; President Tafts appointments, Speaker Champ Clark writes a circular letter to Democratic papers in Missouri, in answer to applications he is receiving -- for post offices, as follows : Whether the Senate will confirm his .the Presidents, appointees or hold up the nominations it is impossible even to guess. If his appointments are not held up we shall jscejmany Republicans holding on practically during the full Presidential term begining March Z- 4,1912. he In another paragraph says: The custom has been forTwen-tyears to my knowledge perhaps longer for federal officials appointed for four years, such as postmasters, United States marshals, etc., toserve out their terms remembrances at this time of the year. For the balance of the week we guarantee to SAVE YOU AT LEAST 25 PER CENT. . his A wedding reception was given last Friday evening ty Mrs. Mary H. BunneU of Vineyard in honor of the marriage of her daughter, Emma, to James T. Blake, who were married in the Salt Lake Temple on Dee. 4th. Abwt lQ0 guests - were - present - during - the evening and a number of hand-sor- a erpresents were actively decorated for the occasion and an elaborate supper was- served. The bride wore a pretty gown of white marquisette trimmed iu rose buds. Mr. reside 4n tained the Kensington Club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Humphries vas assisted in entertaining by Mrs. E. E. Corfman and Miss Ethel Neon. After spending the afternoon in sewing a dainty luncheon was served. Those present 'were Mesdames Geo. W. Fitzroy, Ferra Decker, Geo. Eeindselman, Alva Nelson, James Brown, David Lewis, Elvon Jacksin, Fred Moore, Chal Chase, Alma $oyden, B. F. Bower, Joseph Vauer and Albert 'i .. o Bunny at the Derby Under False Colors . Just Luck 1 I . , Years For Trade , Col- y.' |