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Show PAGE FOUP TIIE PROVO POST . GET YOUR NAME ON REGISTRATION LIST DURING OCTOBER , BUSINESS WANT-AD- g. ii. iieine:lman, d.o. Eyesight Specialist Jeweler Moved to 144 .West Center, next door to Ellen Theatre. I Grind All My Glasses. GOOD Duns Trad Report Give Encour. agement for all Line of Business. Ail Classified Advertisements Tin registration dates for the Novembr 6th general election are be Paid for in Advance. as follows: October 8th, 9th, 15th, 29th and 30th. See that your FOUND Flakrkey. Call this name is on the list. The- - regist- .office rars in Utah County are as fol FOR RENT Six room modern lows ; house with good cellar. Close in Alpine John" Whitby. Call Practically" new; $20.00. . OUTLOOK S Freeport, III., Sundxnl, Sept. ftuu's trade report for the past week give encouragement for all line of business, crops and manuIn part the facturing enterprises. ; report says: Continuous advance la trads activity is the tenor of the reports from the principal manufacturing and discenters last week. The tributing 242-Is both In actual volume of and In that confidence LOST Cockerel Spaniel; med transactions which Is ths bails of healthy busiSum sizs black dog; long ears, bob ness. ' ' tail; harness on when lost. Finder - The big August bank clearings are notify Wyman Berg, Provo, Utah, a development of present activity and . . Reward. buoyancy. Clearings In August gained 4.8 per cent over last year, while Anti-Pai- n FOR RENT-r-Cofurnished during this week they Increased 10.5 cottage. Apply 640 N. Seeond per cent over 1911 and 17.6 per cent will help East. over 1910. The evidence of these FOR SALE Spring milk wag- clearings la confirmed by the current Good forall t kimfi d railroad grosg.eanilng.whlch show-on cheap. Nick Frank',122":West to relieve Neuralgia, Headgain of 6.8 per cent, over 191L, ache, Nervousness, Rheumatism, o25 Centcrstreet. Rates of money are hardening In all Sciatic. Kidaey Pains, Lumbago, of response a 'world, .the GOOD PIANO for sale cheap. parts Locomotor plain Ataxia, Backache, to the 'greater movements of trade Stomachache, Carsicknes, Irri-- i - 890 W. Fourth South. and commerce and the bigger delability asdl for pain in any part of the body.- TO RENT 3 room house on mands of new enterprises. . The InT have always been aubJSrt to 8th North 2nd East. Call 163 E. creased confidence In the financial - antf neuralgiahave suffered1 from markets la Hlustrated by the fact IP for years. While visiting 8th No. Mrs. Mina Fausett , o23 jnjr son that the August output of new sea (id suffering ftajm one of the old WANTED A position' by a curities and short-terat Hacks, ha bronsrht me a bow of notes In this ln Dr: Miles Fills. I used reliable salesman, who has Fad country was $92,000,000 greater than them as directed- and after taking It was thre years'1 experience in selling a yeas ago. The remarkable consumpthe- Strut time In years them tion of Iron the neuralgia ceased from the use ad copper products congoods. Can furnish best of ref- tinues to tbeand Seine med MRS. K. C. HOWARD, of actual capacity, erence. Open fdr position , Dec. and all' the point 3 Greene St. Ddwagiac, Micth. Industries show principal' At all druggist. 25 dote 25c. do25 satisfactory activity. st. Call 548-MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind Sick headache" Is caused" by a PROSPERITY. LESSENS CRIME disordered, stomach. Take Tablets and correct that Here is a womanr who speaks and the headaches will disappear, Service Chief 6aye That With Good Tlmee There ! Less"hr sale by all dealers. from personal knowledge and long (Advertisement) experience, viz., Mrs. P. II. Brogan, of Wilson, Pa., who says,, I From She Buffalo, J. Y., Inquirer. from experience that Chamknow The department ot agriculture' in MRS. ELSIE E. BARRETT Its latest' announcement reports bum- berlains- Cough Remedy is" far 378 N. Third East per crops of corn, white potatoes, superior to any other: For croup will give Painting lessons. spring wheat, aats, rye "and buck- there is nothing that excels it.1 wheat. .. Children may take lessens For sale By all dealers." " Business' agencies report booming or afterSaturday forenoon .. rotL and steel trade strong demand uooir for cars and decrease in the number Deafness Cannot Be Cured Prices Reasonable. of cemmercia! failures. The most novel sign of prosperity, local applications, as they canhowever, is recorded by Chief John by reach the diseased portion of not E. Wilkie of States secret service. Whenever work is plentiful the ear. There is only one way and employment easily obtainable," to cure deafness, and that is by says Chief Wilkie, "crime Is leas, and constitutional remedies. Deafness rule, which has been demon- is caused by an inflamed condiwill result if your .bundle this strated by years of experience, ap- tion of the mueuous lining of the of laundry is sent to us. plies as much to counterfeiting as to Eustachian this Tube. sWhen, other offenses against the law." NO SAW EDGES ON As a general proposition easy Umes tube is inflamed you have a rumCOLLARS are the times freest of crime). Indicatbling sound or imperfect hearing, THE PROPER STIFFNESS ing that distress Is the caus of much and when it is entirely closed, - IN DRESS SHIRTS - , Deafness is the result, and unless law breaktng. the inflammation caa be taken out Lingerie laundered without BANKS SHOW PROSPERITY, and this tube restored to its norrips or tears. mal condition, hearing will be deIf not already a patron, a From ths Beloit. Wls., Free Pres. Sepforever ; nine cases out of stroyed 11, tember uni trial bundle will convince Bank deposits are a sure Indicator ten are caused" by Catarrh,, which you. of prosperity In a city, and' on this is nothing but an inflamed condipoint Beloit banks show a steady in-- i tion f the mucous, surfaces. crerse and this city oa.thle score; We will give One Hundred Dolcompares moat favorably with the. lars for any case of Deafness outside world. Total deposits In the .caused by Catarrh) that cannot tour banks according to the current be cured nail a Catarrh .Cure, by statements of aggregate $4.348,4.8.46, Get Our Prices on Rough which $2,569,371.14 represent tbe sav- Send for circulars, free, v , F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo O. ings of the - people. Rockford with three times the population has little, - Sold by Druggists, 75c. -more than double the amount of Halt's Family' Pills for Take money on deposit In her seven banks. Figuring Beloits population at l$,0Q0tl constipation. g Five Widely-Differe(Advertisement) which Is probably conservative, the Magazines Want a per capita deposits In ths banks amount to $2.41H, which Is pretty DENVER AND RIO Representative to Cover Local Territory , .yj good showing. , GRANDE EXCURSIONS There is Big Money for the Can Be Affected by Politic. right person. Man ..or woAccount Apple Show Nov. 8 ; Henry Clews, the New York finanman, young or old, if you National In cial expert, says hie weekly letter Grange meeting Nov. want work for one hour or 8 American Mining Congress that buatnese conditions are good, hours a day, write at once to ithe Denverand Rio especially In the west, but he points Nov. that they may become unsettled ,by Grande will name a Tate""of $39.50 THE BUTTERICK PUBpolitical developments. from Provo, Utah, to Spokane, LISHING CO. There were good tlmee before the and return. Wash., last Democratic- administration, but on sale Nov. 9th, 10th, Butterick Bldg. New York. Tickets . bad soon times. The became they country does not want history to re- 11th, 12th, 22nd and 23rd; good 7 7 7 peat itself. returning until Dec. 31st. Stopovers will be given in both direc- OLD STYLE KRYPTOK -- American Fork No. 1 Joseph W. Ovard. American Fork - No. - 2 Lizzie Thornton. Ameriean Fork No,. 3 Alonzo - ' Wilcox. American Fork No. 4 Mrs. Ivy ' Steele. . Clinton Frank Matley. Emma C. Hicks. ' Colton Lyman Marble. Cedar Fort W. L.. Cookr Fairfield William B. Thomas. ' -- -- Mrs. Alva Moore. Highland Maggie A. Orr. Lehi No, 1 Mrs. Jane Brown. Lehi Not 2 Mrs. Annie Soreft- r son. - Lehi No. 3 Mrs. Lizzie Briggs. Lehi No 4 Mrs..M. A. Taylor. y Labe View Mrs. Ellen B. Bun- nell Lake Shore C. II. Bellows. . - Mapleton Eva Bird. Provo No. 1 Mary Openshaw..,. Provo No. 2 Mrs. William Gib- - - .Prov No. 3 Provo No. 4 : Mary J. Vincent. Mrs. Lillie Ilolda- - - Mrs.r.Lizzie Provo No. 5 B. - - Provo No. 6 Diantha Worsley. Provo No. 7 Mrs. Lizzie Gilles- pie. Provo No. 8 Belle Bachman. Delphia Sim- Payson No." 1 mens. Payson No. 2 Martha S. Kap- - ' 1 pier" : ; , Payson No. 3 John C. Taylor. Elberta D. C. Walkey. rZ7 Pleasant; Grove No. Wilcox. 7 Pleasant Grove No. 2 Ole An-7- 1 7 dersonr - I Pleasant Grove No. 3 Mrs. - Donald Noble. No. 4 D. B. PleasanGjpve -Thorne. Provo Bench Joseph E. Booth. Pleasant View Mrs. Fannie - -- Bonnett. Springville No Thomas 1 Brown. 2 --Mell No. Harmer. Springville No.. 3 G. E. P Brin- - ton Springville No. 4 Mary J. Fin- - ley . Springville No. 5 Harriet Hay mond. Salem Mrf. Annie Soren. Santaquin No, 1 Robert J Armstrong,' Santaquin No. 2 Sarah Kirk ham. . . Spring Lake A..B Thomas. Spanish Fork No. 1 Erick Egilson. I. ' 2 No- - Maggie ley. Spanish Fork No. 4 Benjamin v Thistle John Thorgiersen. Tucker A. S. Voorhees. Vineyard Bina Clegg. (Advertisement) - . , They Invite the Public to call or write and get their prices. They can save you money on anything you may ' , . require in their line. . . . - ' PHONES 104 and 105., THE BUSY CORNER -- Provo. That Good Coal i SATISFACTION Lump, Nut and Slack r. -- S Ll OOT T SPAFFORD Cs 1 Phono . 17 ' oooooooooooooooooo j n Domestic Steal) M SCENIC UNE i . WA Hew Train Service OF TOE WORLD : VIA Denver & iiioGrande Easy-Sellin- nt - 11-1- THREE IN CONNECTION YWTH F AS T TRAINS 13-2- EAS T SANTA FE ROUTE BURLINGTON ROUTE : : ROCK ISLAND ROUTE. MISSOURI PACIFIC UNION PACIFIC t 25-3- -- - Utah Timber & Coal Co. " -- . Spanish ForkNo 3 JohuBeag- Evans. Freight Depot. have received their first shipment f Schutler Wagons, Moline Plows, Deering Spring Tooth- - Harrows, Queen Anne Cultivators, Beet Cultivators Deering Mowers, Sets' Bnggy Harness, Harvey Bolster Springs, Single Light and Heavy Work Harness, Horse Collars and a full-- Ene of Deering Machine Extras. d - R. R. THE BEEBE LUMBER CO. J 8ort Yard opposte , - I -- - Spanish Fork Ludlow. fV O. Box Office and - Meldrum. : . MILL ..pairf-Use- V - " ' WORK A SPECIALTY Ptoiie No.20 and - 40. " Antr-Fa- Cham-jerlain- . Lumber, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Lalh, Shingles; Etc.; Pjlls-'you, as they hare helped others. a Goshen WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dr.Miles zy Benjamin t PORTLAND CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS AND HARD WALL PLASTERS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, WIRE AND SLAT ' FENCE, NATIONAL FIELD AND HOG TENCH. -- Castle Gate, Clear Creek, " Hiawatha and King Dont Pay Rent I : .COAL: TOO MUCH HOSIERY can build your home with .SHOWN; ASKS STEPS the rent money. Very low rate of interest- .- Come- m and see me 18. - ; MEMPHIS, Teun., Oct. - jabout it. thousands to Bowing protests A. FPALM, - --1- 9 of Memphis women, the" city comN. Academy Ave. mission announces that steps from the pavement to the sidewalks will be put at all street DR. W. A. THOME crossings in down town Memphis streets. . Craning necks of youths Dentist. at displays of hosiery necessitated Over Hedquist Drug Co. No. by tbe long step from pavement to 2, cor. First West and Center walk is the cause. Owing to dan- - Utah. Provo, ger of flood walks "in Memphis are built much higher from the pavements than in othetjulies When Lumber, Lath, Shingles .f Fifth North. BUY Hoover Bros - - CAPITAL $100,000 SURPLUS $40,000 ASSESSMENT CEICAG0 doctor's bill? meeting Excelsior Roller Mills Provo, Utah 3 u. s. depository" . $ - , P. D. aSaltA. Lake" A. BENTON, -- e City; F A. WAD LEIGH, G . ST. LOUS - P. A. Denver, Colorado. (c) If your liver gets 'Sail!)' Using Pr. Miles ' ROUTES information see any D, A R. G, Agent CITY all For sale or address KANSAS: NOTICE. - Notice la hereby given that at, a of the Board ot Directors of Crown Point Consolidated Mining the Co., held on the 10th day of Oetober, 1912, an assessment (No. 3) of Ons-hal- f cent per share was levied on the outstanding capital stock ol the corporation, payable Immediately to W. E. Stoker, No. 63 North Aca demy Ave., Provo, Utah. "AOX stock upon "which said assessment may remain unpaid on Friday, November 'lBth, 1912, will be delln . quent'and advertised for sale at public auction, and unlesa payment is J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, made before, will be sold on Tuesday, Ohio, purchased a bottle of Cham- December 10th, 1912, at ths hour of berlain's Cough Remedy for his 2 p. m., to pay the delinquent assesswho who had a cold, and be ment, together with the cost of adver UTAH boy fore the bottle was all used the Using and expense of sale. . boys cold was gone. Is that not W. E. STOKER, Secretary. better than to pay a live dollar First publication October 15, 1912. by DIRECTORS: dealers. . Reed Smoot, President. (Advertisement) t C. E. Loose, L.Holbroov J. R. IrvineSr J. R. DR. D. H. LEWIS Twelves, Geo. Taylor, Sr., Koger Far rer. Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Glasses Fitted. T. Cashier. Farrer. Jqs Kearns Bldg, New Cashier. A. Assistant Jos. Buttle, Lake City. Salt Transacted Business General Banking i Home Made and Best Grade Phone 124 CITY v For further TO 1- Savings Bank PR0Y0 CHOICE-- . O SLEEPERS " WM. II. MITCHELL, Agent,. Provo Commercial flour t 7; THROUGH " PORTLAND CEMENT 160 W. tions. TWO NIGHTS TO CHICAGO... TWO NIGHTS TO'8-T- . LOUIS NEW YORK THREE NIGHTS-TO- - start It Tablets. ty Why notmaprove your dairy stock by breeding your cows to the very best sires? You can find the best in the land at . A. O. SMOOT, 431. W. Center Street. . NOW IS THE ME TO FIX THAT BARN You Will Need XnMBEM, We have a large stock of all kinds oL - barn boards for you to select from. Cradcs-- As Good As the Best Prices As Low As the Lowest Baker' LiiiiiBer 155 West 3rd South . . Provo |