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Show , THE PRO VO POST PAGE EIGHT HORSES BEING BOUGHT lil ManyT ravel .FOR, JTAi-- l TraiftoFlat i FOR SALK Piauo, globe Waralck bookfr cases, eouch combination Thursday 1 I n 1 Friday M oanitary lce ana Pure Food Italo-Americ- case-an- 1 ' t I he - 1 ! SERVICE CHARLIE CHAPLIN desk, beds, washing Flat Is Increasing each week, and In -.machine, at - a sacrifice- - Leaving. the .Y. trail constructed by the stuDOUGH AND DYNAMITE" city.- - Mrs. W. K. Hanke, 4 W. 3rd 'dents Is rapidly developing into onj ofcMlizaUonlTaUl'rng for supremacy. Fatty Arbuckle afld Mable 4 of the most prominent walks In ana The struggle now going on between the North. NormanJ1 and the Iron tire promises to around Provo. On Monday a large rubber at the be the liveliest contest of the TwenFOR SALE 500 acres good sag San Diego Exposition party of Provoltes including Mr8n-- tieth Century. 7 brush land with water at New.) The ptruggle Is a silent one andj "HOGANS WILD OATS," Mrs, E. L. Roberts, Dr. and Mrs. H. Castle, Utah. Will take city prop-no war correspondents to! are there Giddy, Gay and Ticklish. Wll!0. C. T. Mrs. Merrill Mr. and write vivid descriptions of the Conerty In part payment. Phone 131. t ' ' ' Hams, BeUe McDonald, Violet Harris, flict but the results are more to present and future genGeorge Harris, Rulen Williams, and j g erations than the war of Europe. For the Sake of a False t CARBAGE cauliflower Joseph Carroll took the trip to the Tomatoes, The rubber tire has been maneuver Friend," and pepper plants, out-do- or grown, top. The party carried with them a lag for point of attack for several Fifth Episode of the Great Serial Best varieties. Merry v eather. pair of field glasses, and upon reach- - j years and has captured a few unim-in traffic, but It has Tenth West and Center. portant of positions flat tf, cllfts-ithe The Diamond from the Sky." front the they! log watch their Provo now pitched a decisive batee with to were able On the Brink of the Abyss." WANTED WORK By young man. iron competitor by hurling a milt around- - their its went as .friends they A lion jitneys at the street railways Thanhouser Drama. 285. ! ' Can give references. Phoneyards and along the -streets, and the battle is raging from ocean between 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. "Ambroses Lofty - Perch. . Early In the afternoon, Coach Rob-- to ocean. Upon the result of the Keystone Comedy. FOR SALE Good hardy celery plants erts left the party and some down to struggle depends the future of the reto tire. rubber who is remained it 'If compelled those while town, tomato very reasonably; also plants f Provo Floral Co., next door west of watched him on his descent through treat.- its doom is sealed, but If it wins the revolutionize will the battle it the glasses. The coach was Just Proctor academy tf. Jesse L. Latky and David mcUiada.. of Jhlsnatlon, s -- " fifty-fou-r minuter coming- - down from- .trswpoctatioa. Belasco If the rubber tire conquers the NATURAL ICE Keep your fooa stuff the flat to hl4 home on First East street Present .traffic its next struggle is with , In sanitary condition Try the 'Al- street. When he reached the corner the railroads of the country, and then , THE WOMAN" len Ice Co., Best Ice, best price, of Fifth East and Center street he the greatest battle between economic With a Cast. Star 248--JSpecial 1 ly on Phone forces out ever hill on face the best service the and the fought party stopped, A drama of love and politics cheered together, and Roberts waived of this earth Js 011, for iron is the un2 FOR SALE Good hardy celery plants his hat and stated after that he heard disputed master in transportation, and how In showing Washington, 13 fortified behind billions pf dollars,! t very reasonable; also tomato plants the noise for that distance. ' the bravery of one woman saves millions of men. and Provo Floral Co., next door west of climbed trail the All who have say Stnphpnvjn applied the steel tire the reputation of an honest man Proctor academy tf. thatjt Is a splendid trlp.Ibut should to an iron rail in 1814, but It was 1869 --and prevents a terrible seandaL : be completed from the cllfts where before the golden spike was driven t FOR SALE Driving and draft horsIt now ends to the top of the flat in at Promontory Point, which bound es. G. H. Naylor Implement ed., the country tdgether with bands of terms of modern social problems and order to Improve the climbing. 147 N. Academy Ave. Phone 585 tl steel. It took the jrqq Jlre fifty-flytheir bearing upon external progress. . V, JT years to creep trots ocean to ?y The class Is arranged to recite in FOR SALE 50 acres good beet land but the rubber tire while warm from In old Palmyra field, Spanish. Fork. LtM creative tatnd of the lnventivj LIFTED BURDENS. to 8 o'clock. It will thus not break Oldest and best water-tigon genius sped c cross the continent like the The camel at the close of day. ht seriously in the business or profesan arrow Bhot from the bow of Ulj' J150.00 per acre. Easy river. Kneels down upon the sandy work. The course is open ses. The roadbed was already preBy a unanimous rote of the sum- sional day's terms. Enquire P. P. Thomas, cashplain a ad of therein lies to the pared power evreybody, whether affiliated with mer school faculty of the Church To hare h!S burden lifted off ier ommercial bank, Spanish' Fork. rubbertic activities or Infidel or skeptU church And rest twain maintains the or cal t . . moo LuIIIj and agnostic, provided cnly that - , . . iclass in Geology is thrown open to puhHo highway, be an earnest desire to shall there a . 1 .WANTED--Clea- n cotton rags at this t Tlii s'.nf-soul! P Jly But lr.a Ia a stubborn metal andlhe Pblic with reference to the pre-l- to . reel the. &er nil's of life.. ........ at office. get of the applicant, thy has mastered every wheel thatjvlous preparation When daylight drauetli to a turns; has fought battles with every j In the catalogue the course Is d WANTED Situation at housework close , . ' She Meant Children, element above and beneath the earth scribed as Religion In Terms 'of To have thy Master lirt the lo.icl with good family by 'middle agad and has never, tasted the wormwood Llfe- - The What a wonderful deep meaning teachings c Cnrist will t Aim! irruit repoM- woman. Call 85 N. Academy. J-of defeat, and when -- libber hurls Us; Is in the writing on the wall! there a3 ch e full tlua monarch of: artnst caller to the new rectors aid the B,mPle and wife! l'hc tturn FOR SALE Good second hand auto.p.irtilui y j the Mineral ICiaTdcn, it may reboubdJto eh,bit a Profound Yes, replied the.' t hostess. dun it to the factory stunned beyond rcov-- , satisfying philosophy of life; in other wearily, and how mobile In good Condition, cheap. one hast .. ' To words, the ordinances ofthe Chrls- . Apply 8.j N. . Academy., AVeu-J- Lli. i!l k k The ubbertire first made its ap-- 1 tlan religion will be .interpreted In J j 1 1m. Tl.cn &AI-FOR E pearance on the bicycle, but it proved f ip anen'do - Fold Runabout $75, 'or I'lie a frivolous servant and was dlsmissted f trade for cow or horse. Inquire at j for lncam potency. It has always boen J-11 E. 4th N. fcdui JLnr,winnsi.kfciai-MiBfcktJta siliiill..-- i tl.Oli liOfr! ct Ill'll U too much inclined to revel 4a luxury jw J .l.tWtt mato be aken seriously as, a utllUy I FOR SALE Or trade, one good surry 'Tint! Jil (mj chine and Its repatatlon Is 'not one to cheap. Apply James Clayton, 372 Inspire , confldence ia 5beavy , traffic I N. Fourth West. ! Aetin,'l ttmt he iu Pmd i , performance Krent But to those' who care to waft into Will innke tlicc Iwir ' dreamland, it is enchanting to note .. WANTED WORK-r-B, young man. . , vVijIu- - Vaimbnil there will bo a marvelous differ-- j ! , that - Can Phone iww'hrt, 283, give references. between a rubber and an Iroaj J, v eace between - 8 su ta.and S p. no, Has-Nothingitage. The jrohber tire will scatteiyjhrf IS o cltiei throughout the valleys for writb1 book n . Salt Lake, June 7. The Italian government U buying horses In Utah, Idaho, and Nevada for shipment to Europe on the line vessels, which sail from Baltimore tc p. H. Hopkins, Naples and Genoa who has been commissioned by the Italian government to inspect the horses, and in the company of two officers of tfc Italian army, Is at Pocatello, where. It Is said by railroad men who an Led in Salt Lake yesterday, that the Italians are looking after artillerr horses rather than cavalry horses. Paul Klopstock, who is represent-inboth the French and the Belgian governments in the matter of inspecting horses for armies ofe the allies, has been at the 'Vineyard Land &. Livestock companys ranch Inspecting 'a large number of Shetland ponies which have been gathered there. The Shetland ponies are for the Belgian flight artillery. At the beginning 01 the w ar the Belgians drew' this class of artillery by dogs, but the doe' lhave been killed orlnjured. so that It Is necessary to use ponies in transporting artillery, Railroad men who Received $ele-- J graphic orders to take a census if- all the horses and ponies of less than 12 hands In thll section of the j country thought a mistake had been (made In the size of horses desired.! jWlth the arrival of Mr. Klopstock it was explained what dhe ponies are to ' be used for. Keystone Wednesday travel from Provo to Maple The AN - . Tbq IceJouluse la brought into direct- - contact with uch of the food you eat and the water you drink. For this reason. Impure ice means impure food. For safety g sake you cant afford to use any but Ice cf , ABSOLUT PURITY. Our ice is as pure as nature and science can make. It. The spring water is as pure as the processes of nature can make It; yet this water is distilled, re boiled and filtered before It Is made, Into the crystal cake that goes Into your refrigerator and it costs no more than Ice tha$ is less oarefully made. May weshow you? Whenever you want Ice quickly, just phone r -- 508 - ProvoIce&CoId Storage Co. 1-- ORIENTAL ... DYEING Religion I 1 .Jj- - AND CO.-- 85 4 No. Academy' Ave. Practical y CLEANING orlUleahTng: and Dyeing, Presalng - Repairing. 'Prices Reasonable 31-2- 1 and Second Hand Suits New ti-o- Bought and Sold ,, . -- J. . 9 G. - Keratlian Prop, n , 1 . - I Urn wwww .1 h f f usimmaTsaml'iMiiaiiiifti , it mil. vi , . y I' , , Say, Only W e Need the MON EY, fa ,, ,.' W ' transportation at' every mans dtjar, a. city? - LL will traverse, thecom.; tlnent with a net work of Macadams highways sa beautiful as the boule1 vard built by Napoleon. It will paralyze the Iqw making bodies of. this. .why. Cl 0 occrct pf a'CrioTFT lla'nrviH if !! J vii- ntigf t5 re ifnM it f i.jb-ii- ixitU-Jrtll- o h v i. 111 iu a..i .ua.U2tTA ijiv rtWwtrtX4B.b4t4 te ti .IJ v Co:A r run wRhont the railroads on? youti'ul .vTAJ. - FEDERAL A r.KtKSsiExits , v !" U- . . ri r'l t 1 r - 1 'n . t, - i t .t yi-- j xihk-t- t r .h t j tenttii'iif -1 1 iiii in ,t By l.e cro .. J, , . i J ' A " i $3,00 Hoys 41.00, Short ED. Pit! ADD'S LILAC , vuhLo'O'tHsUoci -- Tbs farmer has been sitting on the ; fence watching capital aud labor light for many years and incidentally turn-- 1 isblng the sinews of war and it is quits gratifying to And them talking with, instead of about, each other. When honest men smile and look Into, etch other's souls, it always makes, the world better and far more satisfactory to Ue fanner, who in the end. bears tbs burden of conflict, than tof YtebhltiWrtt' containing charges ' snd counteih Charges,' ' The bsvs for ' Justice makes tins whole world kin. Understanding ls.aoa arbiter tar more powerful than tbe mandate of government, for tber Is no authority quite so commanding as dean honest conscience; th?ra Is cree quite so binding as that of the Supreme Court 0f Common Sense end j no sheriff the peace quite so as Understanding. perfect r - We suppose the time will never come when capital and labor will not be occasionally blinded by the light-- ; sing flashes of. avarice or frightened by the thunder peals of discontent But Understanding If a - Prince of Peace that ever holds out the olive branch to men who want to do right' A man's Income la always a sacred thing for In it are the hope, ambition and opportunity of himself, and family, but there la nothing In a human heart quite so divine as Justice and Understanding U its haadmaidja. . j The worltfs most famous peffumevety drop as sweet as the living Ugssoot. For hBniikerchicf, atomizer and balL Fine after, shavmg. AB die .value is m the perfume yc .... - he 9 dswW-TJWSrh- a The quality u wonderfuL The price only 4c for the title 75c 6 oz.). bottle enough for 50 handkerchiefs. -- W PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD Dqwitnwt M. NEW YORi: ED. PINAtJD EUZLD1NC i See Th can-kee- - . '$11.00- - , lnitsi,m,$5.50 Short Pant Splits i. $4.50 Short Pant uits $3.93 t . Pant Suits -- I ' $3.00- . - -Short ant Suits -- L $3.00 J. Suits Short 42.50 Pant -- $1.50 .1 LOT MENS $4 00, $3.50, $3.00 HATS Close out price -$1.00 "All good style and new goods' ONE LOT MISSES AND CHILDRENS-- . HOUSE DRESSES CLOSE OUT POR PRICI ! ' Lot Childrens Slippers, $1.75, lO.and $1.25 values, per pair ' 1 Lot Ladies Oxfords, $4.00, $3.50 and $3.00 values, per pair !$1.45 ftADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS t All New Good3 and Newest Styles 44.0O ,Ladijes.Shoes ot Slippers $3-5- 0 $3.50 Indies Shoes or Slippers $2.50 Ladies Shoes or Slippers $2.00 ' $2.00 Ladies Shoes or Slippers $1.48 ONE LOT LADIES SUMMER HATS PRICE $:i.lK) I you.FREE. PERFUME I n SI. 00 $2.00 .Dresses ljti 10e SiUntBcn-licst- s' --- LOT LADIES HENDERSON CORSETS PRICE Corsets . $1.50 .42.00 Corsets -- $1.00 41.30 Corsets 75a L. D. S. GARMENTS. ,V. 42.(N Garment $1.50 ,( 4L30 Garments 98f? 73. ( lament ?u i 59? 1 4-'U- u , ' . MENS SHOES $6.00. Shoes -- $5.00 $4.25 Shoes -- -- $3J0 Shoes - - -- jl $3.75 $2-9- 8 $2.48 r r T LOT MENS AND ROYS' SHOES $3.00 Shoes $2.50 Shoes' - :r-T- uveiWtnyarras1 $4.00, $3.50. $3.0Q values, 41.00 Dresses 50 73e Dresses 38$ LADIES SUMMER UNDERWEAR . Indies 73c Summer Tnion Suits 50? Ladies 30e Summer Union Suits 25C Ladies 23c Summer Yfsts 15? Iaidit's' 20c Summer Vests 12 He Iaidics-I3tr Summer Vests 10 . ;r SHOES 1 .50 Hojs .fG.(M peter Radford. United W 1 .4 7l3LIky s IS h orLPjui Tae recent Investigation of the. States Commission of Industrial Relations brought together the extremes of society and has given the public au opportunity to view the representatives of distinct classes, side j by side, sod to study their views in , ' parallel columns. Capital and labor have always been glaring at each other over gulfs of. misunderstanding and if the Federal Industrial Commission attempts to bridge the chasm. It will reuder the v.l r. ?laat Newcrk, N, luiAiiAJL!! INDUSTRIAL ' pal Dry vuu mi ro- - J011NC3 l2. I CHILDRENS LADIES-AN- D JlND.SLI?PERS-.,...- ...: $23.00 Suits 1 20.00 Suits $15.00 $13.00 Suits i $10.00 Suits. $7.50 BOYS SHORT PANT SUITS , j 49.00 Hoys Short Pant fiuits - -- $7.00 Mens Mens Mens Mens I i, icmorul. .y, , ,u ui.tt - V s - 1 -t . jf ! i.iX'.JAll. ! t i v,,b!i enrments t.f matenaU are ta operate; ' ; .f, , CLOTHING MEN'S AND BOYS ' ypur choice, 98 per. pair Hoys Boys 75c Felt Hats $1.25 Felt Hat 50 - 93 ! LOT MENS KEEP COOL UNDERWEAR U PRICE $L Keep Cool Shirts and Drawer, 1 : suit 50c r'r i -- m t- T Keep Cool Suit 2-- i' 50 Shirsts and Drawers, X'Ji'U 1 1 i-i- 'i ' 23 jrour time to buy your Summer Merchandise while you can get such big value at such low prices.. Come to this store. These values will last until the merchandise is sold. Now i ; You Fuy a Piano Not After Robinson Bros. Piano Cp. 46 N. Acad. Ave . " MEN S . SUMMER UNIONS $1.25 Unions 98 $1.00- - Unions 751?' MENS AND BOYS SHIRTS $2.00 Shirts $1.50 $1.50 Shirts $1.25 $1.00 Shirts ; -- r 75 75c Shirts 1 48 50c Shirts 385 Hew York Clothing Co. - PROVO, llTAn |