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Show .ifcwjlto 1 THE PEOVO POST" h - - Children Cry for Fletcher's 8 Services &&&&& lie Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been ia use" lor over SO years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his personal stijMTviijion since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. Just-as-go- od What is CASTORIA Castoria a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Props and Soothing Syrnps. It Is pleasant. It Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Jiarcotio substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. For more than years it has been in constant use for the relief of thirty Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colie, all Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates theTeething Btomaeh and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's FrleaX; Is GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS Bears the Signature Ovr Remains T Post Want Ads Pull News Boiled Down For Our Busy Reader S' r 1 amangraas ! t i- - i Unclean milk is a great carrier of disease germs It is surprising Fall of Halicz Predicted. hours During the last twenty-fou- r are how easily amateur milkers who not particularly careful can and invariably do permit the great Russian army has been the forging rapidly toward Halicz, southern gate to Lemberg, and its fall is expected at any time. The Germans aie being dHven back from the lower Gorodenkar small tirbu-tarof the Dniester, The enveop- ment of Halicz, Which lies sixty miles south' or Lemberg; Is thus nearly complete, the town being encircled from three sides, with the Russians ehreatening to cut off the Teuton e- , Fork and one brother, Erastus Hopla cape, by crossing the ofJdaho. berg railway. Since the new drive on j Halicz began the Russians have taken Consul Saves Life of Accused Spy. 4500 prisoners. Including 2000 Ger-Prompt-actib ythe American - mans. consul in Alexandria, Egypt, prevent- - French Make ImportantGalmE ed the execution of Henry HoelecherJ In an ail day battle in which, on the charge of being a German spy. is an American citizen. An cording to an estimate of the living in Chicago received . a crg war office, not less than 5BtV letter announcing the arrest of Hoel- - 000 allied troops were engaged, th Franco-Britisforces on the 8omm Wednesday kept hammering away against the German lines, the British with Ginchy as their immediate goal, the French aiming at crushing-is arm of the the I now famous . salient The French Train Hold-uin Arizona. Late Wednesday' night the Golden again scored a Series 'of highly hastate Limited, westbound, of the I portant successes. The result of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail- - j British efforts was relative. They way, was held up at Apache siding, held all their new ground gained forty miles east of Douglas, by sik , since the bfg push was resumed masked highwaymen. The robbers on Sunday. uncoupled the baggage and tow mail cars-aforced - the crew to run Ftmeral Services for Mr. Edward Held Wednesday. three miles west, where they made fruitless attempts to blow open the Impressive funeral services were express safe with nitroglycerine be- held Wednesday In the Fifth ward fore they gave it up and rode toward meeting house over the remains of the north on their horses. No pas- Mrs. Edward I Geary Bishop Albert Manwaring and Elder L L. sengers were nioested. Clark spoke of the exemplary life of and ofered words -- of Santa; Fe to Defy Adamson- - Law. - the E. W. Ripley, president of the At- comfort and cheer to the members Beautiful musical chison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail- of the family. way company made a formal state- selections were rendered by Murray ment In which he declared that the K. Roberts and Albert Sonthwick. Santa Fe did not intend to comply The floral decorations were numerous with the Adamson eight hour law re- - and beauttfuf. cently enacted by Congress to avert a threatened strike, until oredered Knight Sugar Factory Considers Move to do so by the supreme court. Mr. j The Knight Sugar factory at made the following statement: mond. Alberta. Canada, which has "Congress, hastlTy acting under a not Been working for the past few threat of four leaders of labor orga- years, will probabry be moved to eight-heu- r Utah. Operations were stopped in nizations, enacted a law, which is nothing more nor Raymond on acomrt of the lask of less than an advance of 20 to 21? per sugar beets. R. E. Allen, representcent in the wages of the best paid men ing the Knight Interests, recently rein railway service. It Is only fad to turned from Canada and stated that the public and to our employees to the crop there tbfz year was a failsay that the AtcWson, Topeka and ure on account of the lack of rain. Santa Fe Railway company doer not The Knfgfil company has decided for locat- lintend to comply with the law until that Ctah f the d ordered to do so By the court. of thej ing- thfs factory and they will proba last resort biy move the plant here if a suitable r There is no Hkfihood tfaatr any location-r- an Be frond. rewill Fe of Santa class employes until the torque ceive incree in salarv Bring Held Over Death of RTchard OTJonnel In Salt Lake.wage trouble with tbe trainmen is Precinct Jnstiee Brigham Clegg of settled. said Mr. Rip'ey later " I have said, and still maintain, Salt Lake is conducting an inquest that any other chtss of railway work- aver the death of Rfchard ODonnet, ers ia entitled to more money than a miner who fell from the third floor trainmen. Mr Rfpiey explained, but window of the Angehm hotel In Sen; by saying . that other w orkers thin Lake Sunday night. Peter Jackson, trainmen are entitled to mre noney tbe negro prize fighter and E: J. nind Goodman are still being held by the I do not mean that we have our police authorities pending further in for of m advance an' wages any e ploj ees. vestigations. milk to become polluted with, particles of dirtT Mueli of this milk would not pass a physicians test and much would be condemned as unfit for use. Cleanliness is a y -- the lest Will -It Stand Advances certainly will, await the outcome of the arguments with the brotherhoods. Hopla Wednesday Funeral services were held at Spanish Fork Wednesday over the remains of Lorenzo Hopla. a former res ident of that cit, who killed himself early Tuesday morning with ashot-guHopla was born In Wales about sixty years ago, but came to Utah when a young boy. About thiry years ago he married Olivia Stringer, who died five years ago. Since that time Mr. Hopla suffered from despondency. He is survived by three sons, David, John and Delbert, and one daughter, Mrs. Walter Anderson of Mapieton; three sisters, Hattie Bow-e- n and Mrs. Kate Davis of Spanish profession with us. Out milk is prepared in such V as to stand the most rigid test. Sd in buying it your health is protected against disease. Haliez-Lem-- Cherry Hill Butter carries- the same protection. - , i on Cherry Hill Dairy ; kai-unc- le 166 f h 166 R 3 R3 , In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought ncw samv, Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. s This is a medicine that every family should be provided zlth. Colic and diarrhoea often come on suddenly and it is of greatest importance that they be treated promptly. Consider J 2 vo errv. the suffering that must be endured until a physician arrives or medicine can be obtained. Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has a reputation second to none for the quick relief which it affords. Obtainable everywhere. advt. WASH DAY Is the worry of many a woman. This drudgery is eliminated by sending u3 your soiled clothes The heaviest pieces some back ready for use. DOMESTIC STEAM LAUNDRY Just phone 203 for our wagon. -- 1 n Utah Timber & Coal Co. Barliex-Chaulne- p CASTLE GA1E CLEAR CREEK KINO BLACK HAWK CAMERON SPRING C A V Gv" nd ABERDEEN LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL "A Pqsare Deal to Every Patron" - dee-ease- J. 160 W. TOTH M. NORTH. PHONE 232." J. W. DUNN, Secy and Manager. HARMON, Pree. Economize With Ice t i Ray-Kipe- y ! WEPAY CASH For.Ypur Second Hand Furniture- WE WANT A CARLOAD WE UNDERSELL EVERYBODY In these hot days there is no better way to save than to use ice. Every day you can keep food which without it you would have to throw away. Beside this great d saving you are protecting your hoalth when you use our Sanitary Ice. Jnstphonus and the wagon will call. Phone best-fiel- 508 - Now Second Hand Store PHONE 348 D. O. WA1D PROP. 1 PROVO, UTAH ,. Notice! Due to the present high prices Provo Ice & t We Cold Storage Co. also sell the best grades ol COALS, AS FOLLOWS COAL -)- FIRST, -1 That Good Coal of paper all publishers have raised their prices on popular CASTLE GATE, CLEAR CREEK, KINO, SPRING CANYON, CAMERON STANDARD. ANTHRA. CITE. SMITHING, COKE AND KINDLING reprint Editions. As a result WOOD of this condition we must raise SMOOT & SP AFFORD the retail price from 50 to 60c I per copy Taylor Paper Co Habits of Thrift t Formed while young nsnally result in a substantial bank account when yon are older. chil-dre- APPLY BUSINESS METHODS IN YOUR HOME Train to eave their spare nlckleraid dimes your Open a savings account today. Got on. of our savings n .tf A batik" account makes fophonstkoM-EFFICIENCl- " and ECONOMY. When you pay the bills of the grocer, the butcher, the baker, by check yon know just how' much it costs to run your home. Besides, a cheek receipt. -- ball and get one of onr FARMERS RECORD ANDa ACCOUNT books, which will enable you to keep correct record of your household expenditures. ; a Provo foipmercial & Savinas 1- Good Km. Sw'i 1 B ft AmOnaF... WTanwiitiw F. kg O. Richmond Bant President Lr01 ST "1 - i j of Lorenzo " - -- ..... Cashier Asst, Cashier Asst. Cashier k .. iH&H. W fe, I t V |