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Show SELECT They Ar th . i DFTHE Occurred Monday and Tuesday and scores of Provo ladies took advantage of the occasion to view the Latest Creations From Eastern Fashion Centers ' Real Estate, insurance & Loans ' cut in insurance rates and long to pay premiums. Some great bargains in little farms on easy payment plan. : -- Big time-grant- - Lotiof kinds of property to trade. Bad curity. accounts l-Jl- PROVO UTAH at ol Music Fitzroy t : ' Reaving the birds to fighflheir own "You see. the general learned the battles against lice and other enemies ame institution.Studied piano under noted Composer and Pianist Chas. Dennee, Rich: lesson quickly but maybe that's why jmay save some work, but It will coBt Stevens, "New England Conservatory o Music; ' he was a general." Solfeggio with Samuel C some eggs; and eggs are worth money of publie schools, Boston, MasB.; harmony with Benja. superintendent thesA rinva ADVERTISED LETTERS pn ; harmonic analysis and counter point with Harry N. Redman, com culling out the poor BtockrIt ts ktoIs Hon, underAmerlca's greatest living composer, G. W. Chadwick. Remaining in Provo Postoffice March take to keep, even a single unprofitavle fowl. Have 4he-stoc- k up- in quality I r" 13, 1911 rather than in quantity. Ladies Cutler, Mildred; Harris, It the iena are fed hoLcorn for sup- Mrs. Joanna; Hanks, Miss Pearl; per, they wia go to oea nappy tnese Mitchell, Mrs. Angus; Sharps, Miss co!d nights. Feed it just an hot aa T they canN eat it comfortably. Shell Fawn. in a baking pan and stir and heat Gents Geai ppnie Beck,. John;.Boea . " " Booth, I, H-.- Eastey, F. H.; George, it in the oven: As the weather grows colderHn Rev. A.; Holman, Dellroy; Hindleyr crease the supply of corn. It is a heat Wtllie; Henry, rl. A. if not called- - for. in two weeks they ing food. But never feed it alone. A good grain mixture for winter Is two will be sent to the dead letter office. JAMES CLOVE, parts whole corn, one part each wheat ' CURRENT TIME TABLE : ...... Postmaster. land oats; all well mixed. to Is never know it what Many hens LEAVE PROVO FOR EAST. , c be comfortable from one end of the . No. 512 For Sanpete jtoints. 920 a. winter to the other, except on a day That. Did It o tor ail points tast No. y:J4a.( "The hardest audience in the world when it thaws. You oan not expect 2 For all poirits"East. No. .'. . . ."' 5:17 p. to pky to is an audience of typical hens to do well under such conditions. No. 410 I'or iintic Jiranch points oiib p. said the theatrical To"do "'welL they jmust be comfortable. . . . 8 37 p. No. are mostmanager. "The The worst thing id to make poultry a:x pi No. for Urand junction. and those- - who pay drink ice cold water; chills them clear ly deadheads, LEAVE PROVO FOR WEST their way "re of the blase type, hard through. They must warm that water T q a .inn 1- 75to enthuse. I have in mind one man No. can on of work go digestion in particular who never misses a before the West all NO. . and .12.06 North, p. points first night, and who, to hear him talk, again. Warm the water" for them no! 5 For all points West and North . . . 1 KX) p. No. warm but comfortably hot, just gets about as much enjoyment out of 1 :20 7 For Salt Lake. and Ogden . . No. p. Start up the trap nests. They are init as he would out of an attack of 1 o7 51 . 4 , For Salt Lake. M mumps1 I put on aj comedy Jastjsea-so- valuable in pointing out the productive 3- -I No. or all points North and West that was one of the big money hens as well as the drones. They make p. tri makers of the year. - The first-nigBRANCH HEBER it possible, by picking out the poor ;,;': audience regarded it as mourners at9:30 a. m No. 308 Leave Provo layers, to get more eggs from a fewei tending the obsequies of a dear tiV number of hens. That is economy it 3:45 p. raj 307 Arrive Provo from Heber. No. parted. . I met this particular one 1 saves feed and it gives the workers The only line to Ogden and Denver without change. I speak of in. the lobby after the per more room. ciining Chair Cars; Through Sleeping Cars and Elegant Tiner formance. It is a good rule to keep fowls in through trains. . "'Well, what did you think of itf I doors during rainy, snowy or windy said. 'Pretty funny, eh?' H. MITC A. BENTON, AWADLEIGH, " 'One of the funniest things I ever weather. While the Tains during the AGEN" G. A. P. D. P. A T. A. C saw;' he admitted. ""In fact, it was so summer will do no harm to the fowls, funny I had to read the Jokes on the the cold rains of winter are injurious. program to keep from laughing.'" Exposing fowls to bad weather is but to invite sickness x Therefore, the e more more room in the hen house, contented will the fowls' be 'when' con- fined. At this time of the year cold may develop tn the flock. Ittsalwsys- bxl to nip these in the bud. In the first quinine pill each stages a will week a for he found effec night row to separate and Remove the tive.; dry quarters. Generally in a week the . -- -, CZ. Colds-ar- e cold will have disappeared. ' i.t tW.WJ caused by exposure, or by closely-buil- t I . V'V- ifT makor houses, byovercrowdedJlocks, ing the fowls sweat at night while on the roose. and chill when they leave their perch the next morning. Have litter in the house, throwingthe grain feed amongst it in the evening at feeH Or-AIDSTTO CLEANLINESS .'I the towls yili rsftart to occupy an important position at scratching iney wei m this grocery.- - . We have laundry and of day. This exerroost break the at toilet soaps, scouring soaps, soap "anVl puts powders, cleansing - powdersretc., cising warms up the blood ' besides pails, brushes, brooms and the fowls in good condition to 'appremops. ciate and thoroughly digest the morny -r ing maTjh. Farm, Journal. GOOD AS OUR GROCERIES J 1st. It does rrrore work with less work than cheap- - . ;'''' -- 1 -- M - 1 lr ; Denoerand Rio Grai f What's the Use of Talking IfYouCahTBc " . ; There is nothing quite so annoying as to callto-n- some ear then not be able one up on the telephone,-an- d them..or have them hear you.. The occasion may be very important, and loss of If you , would be sure, of instant service time serious. s use the over, clear lines without interruption-alway- ............ first-nighte- cn phone that talks" -- ..... .... four Home?" Economy Second Hand Clothing BOUCHT AND. SOLD one-grai- J. G. and - Dyeing j KERATLAIN, Opposite Provo Steam Laundry, 386 WV Center St., ProvoUtah. - - n tlx Ladies' & Gentlemen's Suits Repairing - 99 ' ht Utah Independent Telephone Company Pressing ..... n Whether the service is local, through the neighboINDEring "communities, or on the longrdiBtance lines, theservice. PENDENT gives you immediat,' instantaneous - : . It strives to be always ready to er receive your call at point without any point, and connect you with any-othpostponement or delay. Cleaning-- .......... ." INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE "Have You an Independent; in f . ing-time-,--ad . leSEgsy'm ManyAVays UTAH DAY AT Land Show, Lbs Angeles March 23, 1911 $40.00 the Round Trip - .. ............ .yT..-- V'.- i - Provo .Grocery Both , - quality; equally low in price.- we deliver them with other groceries or alone if desired. . In Phonar : & Meat Co. East Center 8L Robber Catarrh Catarrh robs its victims of some physicians Utalr Timber &Coal ' t - Co. . Castle Gate, Clear Creek 'and Hiawatha Coal. "-'1" .150 to J60 W. 5th N. Both phones 232 r J. W. DUNN, Mgr. - Oj 4 Tickets on sale March 21st only; sood returning until April 14th, 1911. Stopovers permitted enroute See Agent G. W. Craig or JriI.Mander field, . A.TJT, - -?r A., Salt Lake CityTlor further information, reser" :' T . . vations, etcv . -- acids.- energy- -r '.V'. . . ' AND WASHES fCEBmiYlflTfil Peel Bros. 4lfgrCo.: T Kansas City, U.S, A. ThSrt Groctri handU and $ell Crystal White: ". ; itr- Hvo-MR- I Proro Mnt and Packint Co. Wiiford Parry Sutharland BrovC- - ... , Bailay Broa. W. G. R Itchfa AlWlS. Jonoa N. W. Tianjr Second Ward Crocary " Wait 3d Grocary Maaa Maat and Gncary Cot " J Elaon t; Jackaon Aranua Grocary Co. . s uist - i IKITE' -- f. - "moderate, indeed. square offer-b- y "Hedquist Drug-Go-.r which they make without any whys and wherefores or red tape of any kind.- Hedqulst Drug Co., three stores, say "We - guarantee ' HYOMEI to cure catarrh, acute o rchronic, or money -- - 3rd. It's economically Easy. The best, is always.. of Crystal .White.ls' very cheapest, and the 'price ' That may henthe : reasonrjvhy thou sands of catarrh sufferers haven't ambition enough - to .accept this fair and -- soaps'""" It's" Easy on your hands end clothes,, for it is nothing hut pure soap. No rosin or harmful ' ' x say df J will power. backhand. thiytls-flpettJ- a ;W& reader Df JThe Prova Herald. ; VZTX 4 THTQMEIrtpfonounce It is the purest Australians Eucalyptus combined witfi Thymol and other germ r kilHng antiseptics. . ""r' Pour a tew smalt vest drops into the breathe pocket HYOMEI lnhaler-an- d It into the lungs over the inflamed Co. For ? Drug membrane infested.with catarrh germs. L.r.-.- .. It is pleasant to use-- it kills the A Cold, LaGrippe, then Pneumonia soothes i the -- tore f membrane, germs, Is often the fatal sequence.- - Foley's and cures "catarrh ; IF It. doesn't Jour' Honey and Tar expels the cold, checks money Jback, the- - lagrlppe; and presents poeumonia. It is a prompt and reliable cough medi- atJIedq'uist Drug Co., thrre stores, cine thai contains no narcotics- - .: It and.durggists everywhere-A- " complete is as iiafe for your children as your-sel- outfit, which includes a bottle of For sale by Jledqulst Drug Co., a hard rubbnf Inhaler and simple ' .. three stores, r iustrict ions for uat- costs J1.0Q.'" DIEYSiiU.YPlIlS w"'.er . 2nd. Steals Energy and Will Power from its Victims High-c-me- ' ed "'' Princess Millinery Co. - -- r & COMPAi'Y THE BRAHM'S STUDIO 105 North Academy Ave;, Provo, Utah ' Keep the dust box supplied with nice clean dust, and Bee that the grit box -- is. never empty. a breeds la mapy way poor Keeping to succeed. Get down to one or two varieties 'and give them the . best ol care.' " " ProL And many were the expressions of admiration at the beauti'.v ful patterns on display. y; t "This large stock is all new and the season's nobbiest styles, selected with care by Mrs. C. E. Maw in the factories of the Eastern and Northern cities. Those who failed to visit our opening should see our line and get prices before buying J5he RAY ; yon-wh- . n TTihehensTTrerr compaTecT to workf m a little harder these days for- what All grain they get, it would be a good them. for thing collected. 1; : As the new corn gets dry and hard it Is safe to feed more than when it painted mainly by artists of the same was soft and green. ; It la more easily blood as their sitters. A sculptor com- digested and gives better results. 1 menting on the matter recently. said: Never reed meat scraps that were "Some people learn that very quickmade of rotten meat Good, pure feed ly, but the others have slow eyes; Yet is the only thing that ever ought to PIANO SOLFEGGIO .HARMONY THEORY HARMONIC ANALYSU COUtt- snow to you that It does not at all take an artist to perceive It. let me !be fed to a fowl of any kind, TER POINT CO M POSITION tell Gen. Phil Sheridan said During winter the drinking vessels to me. I s going to make aust of must be emptied each evening; it is - - Tc3Cher G. W. him. Said he: much easier to do that than it is to " Tve been It to me. seems, painted, break a solid cake of ice in them the by everybody, and what have they next " morning, done to me? I've been painted by an can be It clean It possibly up done, Italian and he made me look like an PROVO, UTAH the droppings each day. It is work 28 East First North Italian. I've, been painted by a : f roe look 'like, a Get--. that well repays one. Never allow this Professor Fitzroy, lately TllrectOT jot music In one of the leading lihl ven man. I was nainted bv Jew md he cleaning to 1e delayed longer than a of the South! For five years a student at the New England Conservt ules made "me look like an Israelite -- Now week. fi ton nnnnAttnil Vrith Vtwmol ftPV fst Mil at itnniitmnn tVnn rnnM a do Princess Millinery Co. their Spring Hat. Ilr IV. I to paint por --slti of American ar American portrait painter, although the number of foreigners who com over here and succeed lri getting commissions, mtinly through dealers who exploit them shows no signs of diminishing. . It Is being borne in on the minds of. the sitters and their families, howeTi , that the artist of another people is likely to make his sitter look like a type of his own land, rather than of the sitter's land. They sjre beginning .toJeaUse that the old portraits jrhlc&j- - they admir- e- were JLL - Bart OftM t Paint Por-f American, Central Sheridan Dlecovered. trait )pjOKg, or ARTISTS AMERICAN -- -y " - , T. SnLm T. Tartar - Maat Co. Frnd ICimbw :,: A. Padaraan w . G. Fartar tt Wbltehaad Aydellota Grocary Sixth Wad Grocery Thin Ward Grocary Rochdala Marcantila SjwM John A. Brown Son - Thorman 4 Company .. ; Prao Grocary and , -- |