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Show THE PROVO HERALD. TUESDAY, SEPTEMEILR 525,1 III PRIZES IT fill SUFFERS fill - Apple-growe- rs .upon merit, More than $3,000 in prizes will be awarded In the 25 box exhibits, over $2,000 In the ten-bo- x displays and .SI,-- . 000 in the five-bo- x class. No exhibits will be accepted of more than. 25 boxesr and from that down to p'ates. Among the special premiums will be - farm- 4mp,ements - and machinery , spraying outfits, orchard heaters and nuery stock. nt. the . One of the Ms attractions show will be. the app'e kitchen. vdl he cooked in every conceiv- "" ' BRIGHAM ... Day'' Charles Harris, aged 26, was picked up at the station yesterday morning byOfflcer SnowfThe man was sufbroken leg and was fering from found to be in a rather critical con- It Ues3S ' Crteical and Gen&lst malted mm ThiFood-drtokterJLiUg- Sept. 11 (Monday) Training School ..... t opens. is. More healthful than Tea or Coffee, Agrees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted gram, powder form. gins. CHI-NAME- to-ba- -- TIDES AS EARTH-BRAKE- , ve the Influence of the moon the tides, which act as a causing tion. -- , Arbor Day. April May 26 (Sunday evening) laureate , sermon. sd n'ne-mi'- -- - " C-'J- ale Your Front Door has a lot to do with the appearance of your home. We carry an attractive stock of Doors, Porch Columns, In- terior Trim, Finish, etc from which to make your selections. Our goods and our prices win pom piease you. COME AND SEE US . Mi. 1 Bcbc Lumber Co. an Tprt r(ph Q,t AD-MA- da wbl'e. on n trip to" Utah lake. Wm street t Whpn hpar Tpnt frfpt wheel of the surrv came off frightening the horse and causing it to r"n forc'h'v tXjwjpg the occupants to the ground. Bert Bowen sustained a spralnpd ankle and De Lone and Wilson escaped with slight brn'pes. The hrecv was not damaged at all, despite the fact that the hose ran for several blocks. . ly original." "Is that ad real'y so?'' "Do you draw the pictures, too?" "Is that all 'you do? Just AeulnflMo. former leader of the Fil llplns, is leading a quiet life as a we'l- to-d- o 4- & & & r 64 & Salt production is about the oldest industry in" the world. : In Italy, the cradle of the salt industry, it has been manufactured commercially for 2500 years. .Salt Is so necessary to existence that in some parts of the world tribes wfl sell their most valued possessions in exchange for, salt. Salt has been the cause of wars) and so Important has it always been considered that ln.; some places the pass Ing of salt is established a a token on a visitor as a friendly greeting. In some' countries salt is. so scarce that it is obtained throueh "the.' ashes of grasses and - a species of palm and other plants.- Whi'e salt is produced ln,almost every, country in the world, II ia isuueu u:ai uuwuera can sau OI such purity" be obtained at anything like the cost for mining In Louisiana. Manufacturers' Record. fttt?!' and Off Ice, 36T Fourth WestSt. Residence 10 " S a. m. BlMS YOUR THE . -- Proprietors. - Get In now while yoocan. "A' We have plenty. 17 Telephont Sixth Annual International Dry--1 at Colorado Springs, Colo. October LOW Co. 16-2- ROUND-TRI- 1911 1, Denve- - V RATES P " via i Kio Grande ILR i ,vcmv . - . Vf IMP WORLD" "t -- '.V tO YOUNG MAN! t No doubt you honestly be lieve that you don't need am bank account, that the bank couldn't help you any ano bar you couldn'thelp-th- e any. Well, try this: Go to tht successful business man. whom you have the most con fidence. Ask him this ques lion: "Do I need a checking account with a good bank will it help me in any way?' -- MORE SILK HOSIERY ; .WORN THAN FORMERLY 'Delivii Winter Rale 'STORAGE Yard by the ' woolen mills. KOFFORD A CROWTHEItS, and natural'y her election as mayor followed. Then the councilmen, who stoo dfor the other p'aiform. or ceeded, even as they would have done had the mayor been- a man, to oppose the acts of the chief magistrate What Is specially worth- - remarkins here is the courtesy and fairness of the newspaper comment; for time was when if a woman mayor was supposed 8upposable at all (which she was not) the whole press of the country wou'd have been only too eager to show that It was entirely owing to the woman's Inadequacy to the position that the trouble came about 4 tttt4Mfry4444444444444444 NOW," Independent Coal fit right We leave the button bole "we find them. No "saw asfooOs edges" are put on the collars we wash The beauty. of our work will more than please you. A postal or the phone wil '. bring our wagon. , V-- : COLORADO 8PRING3 DENVER AND PUEBLO. 50 from Salt Lake, Ogden, Lent, - American' Fori:. I'rovo. SDrinn- . Ville. d- -( .... ThlRtlft. PaaJ'a Cat TI1 nu.fUl, 11H.O iliUlj UitKQ IUTWi(( rates from her. Utah points. Correspondingly low round-tri- p Tickets on sale October 10, 11, 14, .16, 1911. . Final return limit, October 31st, ; 1911. ' Stopovers allowed at all ponits in either direction, except goiag passage must be comp'eted within ten days from date of sale. 22 For further detailed information apply to LOCAL DENVER & RIO GRANDE AGENT ' AruSalt ?n!?n7; City, Utah. ' - . - Frank Wadle'8h' G- A8t. Denver, Colorado. 1 HE- - STATE BANK Palifnrnm LCvnuroinno r OF PROVO J UUIIIUIIIIU LAUUIOIUIIO C , Domestic Steam Launrir 468 South "Academy MARBLE Avenue & GRANITE Stops Falling Hair I MONUMENTS I Hedquist Drug 'Co.'s Two Stores Guar antee Parisian . Sage, the The Increase in the use of silk hos1. Real Hair .Remedy. ' , iery has been very remarkable. Dur ing the--paYpu can . abolish everyj particle.,of lO.yeara the number of poun&s of silk and spun silk yarn used in manufacturing increased from ,'dandruff, you.. can stop itching Tscalp, 2fe.000 ld980.000i. a gain per you can prevent hair from" thinning cent- - The Talue o fthis material in- or falling out be using PARISIAN creased from $947,000 to $3,597,000, an advance of 280 'per cent Practically SAGE," which is sold. on money-bac- k all the increase has occurred since plan. 1904. As a result of this the quanPARISIAN SAGE soak& -- Into the of raw wool used'for d tity hosiery 61 creased per cent' and the value of .'roots of the hair, and not only de U fel1 Haberdasher. (Strays the microbes that cause hair Per eent-T- he .troubles but furnishes to the hairjust ' TELLING SECRETS. . ;the kind of nourishment to make ; hair Ethel Bella' told me that you told ,grow luxuriant , and to put life and her that Becret I told you not to tell beauty into It Tne girl with the Auher. . burn hair is on every carton and bot Madge-She- 's a mean thing! ' I told tle of PARISIAN SAGE. Look tor it her not to tell you, . f ' as imitations are aumcrousl Large ..;Ethel Well! I told ber I wmildn't tell you elie to'd me fo doii't you tell her T did. Chicago News. mu biores ana uru?j?iL3 etvery"'uere. tl TL m dsesiev t MMieano st Y - 'fib mT : r:h: ' Granite Vcrks J first. 80. 8t Provo, Utah, Y f f?f?ffT?f?Tf???TwWff WWW WW , 4444444444444444444444444 NOTICE I will open an office In Prove about September 1st. - f have soma rare bargains in 'To C - UINTA . - S8 . And By Appointrr.ent." PHONE-- Six Big RACES Every. Afternoon. AEROPLANE FLIGHTS daily by Aviator Charles F. Walsh. REGISTERED DAIRY CATTLE show and auction ' sale. DON PHILIPPINE famous Italian Band of 44 pieces; Concerts every afternoon and evening. " Biggest SHEEP show in the world. Get your Exhibits Ready Send for Premium List One Fare for the Round Trip on All Railroads. II. M. ROWE, Mgr. RATES LAST; ONLY 30 DAYS LEFT. WE HAVE THE BEST IN THE STATE. ABERDEEN KING AND HIAWATHA. , i West Third South. AND INTERNATIONAL SHEEP SHOW. 28, 29 WHILE THE FAMILY WASH Commenting on the troubles of Mrs if sent to this laundry, will be lauo Wilson; mayor of HunneweP, Kan., an editorial In a leading Chicago dered as cheapely as it can be dooe ti fraternal justice to the mathome" laundry and much better ter, It says that the fact of Mrs any Wilson being a woman has nothing to We do not .tear the clothes and youi ao witn tne recalcitrancy of the board dining room ' and bead linens will bt of councilmen) Two platforms were offered to the city and the one' for irone dand folded as. If done unde which Mrs. Wilson stood was chosen your own eyes We launder shirts u . A. C SORENSEN, M. D. Physician apd Surgeon' FILL , . 185 Four State Fair Baov C OAL HOTEL KINDLY PRESS COMMENT FOR . A WOMAN MAYOR. . ... stores. 4 - SALT. OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 4 , September 22d to 30th, 1911. 1-8- 4.4 3ply MMttaii " te -- 2 ply ply ply 2 Both Phones 21. ind Lung troubles, BOc and l- .- Trial bottle tre eat Hedquist Drug Co.'s two write ads?" .. "1 think some ads are so clever." ' "They don't really pay, do they?" "What would you work at if you lost your Job?" "How on earth do they make all the ads fit the paper?" Chicago Tribune. AGUINALDO HAS RETIRED . LAMAR - Baker Lumber M. - Mrs. Hot and cold water in every room Rooms single and en suite, 60c, 75c $1.00 and up. PROVO. UTAH. 84 N. Acad. Ave "You must have to be awful- ar-'H- farmer, according to Judge G sunreme W. Trent, a member of court of the' Philippines. "Aguinaldo," said the judge, to the Washington Post, "'has a farm of several hundred acres in Cavite, Just across the bay He rarely visits Mafrom" Mani'a. nila, and on the occasions he does "go thpre.it Is geiwllv a a witness In a court case. Apparently, the once noted in8urrecto has lost a'l political ambition, and desires only to be 'let alone to pursue his occupation. I am toldhe is a good farmer and that he is nicking money out of agriculture. He never talks about the Insurrection .days and declines to discuss politics. If he were, to seek an elective office I have, no doubt that he would be chosen. ' for he la still popular; with ... the native Ffllpinos.'L. THE HEARD BROMIDIOMS BY THE Ttowen had a narrow escape In runaway ppcMpTit S"n . Samples on Request :: Wflon - .Jji 4444444444444444444444Mrt4yC RUNAWAY. M. g h nr i 1 Every year a large number of poor sufferers, whose lungs are sore and racked with cougs, are urged to go to mother climate. But this is costly and not alwcays sure. There's a bet ter way. Let Dr. King s New Discov-eyr- y cure you at home. "It cured me of lung trouble," writes W. R. Nelson of. Calamine, Ark., "when Jill else fail4 ed, and I gained 47 pounds in weight. T Its surely the king of all cough and -" Thousands-owe- -their tpng mres". lives and health to it. It's .positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, La- Grippe, - Asthma, Croup all Throat "THE BUSY CORNER." , -- Forced to Leave Home. .. . DLons, William 1-- (Monday, Tuesday Wednesday) Final examinations. May 30 (Thursday) MemorlalXdaj ; services, and Alumni Reunion. May 31 (Friday) Thictysixth com mencement May2I, : We have a complete stock? of all weights: : . program). .February22, Washington's Birth (special program). . March 29 to April 8. Spring v oo tno-phap- A. H. r . t gins. Feb. 5 (Monday) Second semestei begins. Feb. 10 to March 9, inc., school alsc will be held on Saturdays. , Feb. 12, Lincoln's Birthday (spec' S. tp DEPARTffilT OID L Owing to . ! Our Prices are N . IN ItU-BER-- t - box-makln- a: ESCAPE I Oct 3, 4 and 6 (Tuesday, Wedneedaj and Tharsdaj) Entranoa examina tions andVegistratlos. be Oct 9 (Monday) Instructloa s . ... Visit Our ' -- -- MMMMMtMtMWHMfMMHHWm44fM Oct 18 (Monday) Founder's Day dition.Nov. 4 to Nor. 25, lnc, school wil misere. , Harris claims that be- was released K quick lunch prepared in also be held oh" Saturdays from the Ogden hospital about a week Take no substitute. AtkforHORUCCS. Nov. 25 to Dec. 4 Thanksgiving re ago, After navlng been there for four EST Others are imitations. cess. weeks. He was considered to be well. Dee, 9 to Dec. 16, inc., school wil but when be endeavored to work the LINOLEUM OR OIL CLOTH given also be held on bones parted and left him In a bad Saturdays. jegalss its or fallen ft COat of condition. He claims Dec. 2Z (Friday evening) Christ a new lease o from a moving train when the acci Klnal Dr.ghuie&s and mas vacation begins. CO. LUMBER BEEBE ife. dent happened. The unfortunate man 1912. wi'l be taken to the county infirm 3 ' (Wednesday) Instruction Jan. ary. Harris claims to be from Den resumed. -- ver. Feb. I (Friday) First semester be brake, the earth spins always a little Thus "the day isetting slower. vast ages hence, the day and longer; and. the year. probably willbe thp same length, and the earth will al ways have the same side turned to the sun, and the other in perpetual night. This is already the case with the moon as regards the earth and able manner and demonstrations wil1 so we never see the other side of the bp given to show women visitors ust moon-- Children Encyc'opedia. how it U done. There wilf be an apple nack'ng contest and REINDEER IN ALASKA. cpnfoit, in which va'uable prizes will awarded. bp Another friend of the Alaskan na Among the handsome trophies thst is the reindeer, which was im tive 'W he one offered hp. awarded Lv h.p Tnternatioal Apple Shippers' ported by the United States govern asofWion. A great rnnv silver curs ment and has rapidly multiplied; The thpvo hon preserved bv apple dealers beast often' proves somewhat unrelian-- ' fm't ngPoclaMons in various sec-- able as a draft anlinal, being generally Tha mepting of the American ATple Inferior to a dog team, but I used him cogrpes the same week of the show to carry the mail on two of my routes hp thp PTno.'i'fHpn Tiatlnal and also, kept two deer for my own pro'Tionce nd is attracting exhibits from a" se"t'"ns. The carniva' fea-- : service, says a writer in Everybodys two were well broken and great tononds of peop'e These tv" "'HI hr'Tig Colorado and the ad-- , rets. They would follow us about to rtotjvpr trom like dogs. joiTis: states. - There is nothing funnier in the northland than the progress of a half r,M5 county owr-- TEAM Foi OF MARES. broken reindeer in harness. Thanksgiving day or tnat year wi rv'nor of a tpam were invited to the reindeer station TT"Vcvrty js the; bay, and the superintendent ,of, tho Tnnt Nwutiful Clydedle across deer to carry . the ThPV are hoinjr sent over 30 mars In e on the party Journey. Some wV'be p"d pxh'b'ted pn . 4 lL . .. .. I ... lulu Hl. MMAvAr of the deer were rather green, and art. tro rpnrs n'rt pd welfch 1700 their extraordinary antics kept us all epcb . They are perfpptlv mtcpd in a ga'e of laughter,- They shot from pw ppflfsfrpps ' fc?ud bv the side to side In " frantic dashed, or aT" Horse association, of Scot- stopped dead still, so that there were ' frequent spills in the soft enow. No land. harm was done, of course, and it was " one of the merriest hours I remember, NARROW H"Mr ,TF!r An-pi- UNIVERSITV YOUNQ CALENDAR. . 1911. BROKEN LIMB ; Cash' prises and special- premiums to the amount ,of $25,000 will be. awarded at the American Apple exposition, which will be beld in Denver the week of, November 12. The second edition of the premium list will be off the press In about a week, and the last edition wiil be pub?l$id about the middle of October, can receive ' copies by writing to headquarters of tho show in the Chamber of Commerce building. No expense and -- effort -- are. being spared to make this show one of the biggest and best ever held anywhere. Apple growers in every district in - America are invited to send exhibits and the management assures them' that their truit will be judged Btrlct'y f.'hfei'ot 19, 1811. ' RESERVATION TO S. 5 II. WOOD, Prov6,'Utah ) t Only 24 hours to, Los Sea Agent ACRE V' "tickets. T. C about Uinta Lands should write , ' 5 offer at S35 PER S f V LANDS which I - & 44444444444444444t44.44444 ' - ,G. . A ctle. . FAST TRmInS DAILV-r- 4 W. Cra g, or Union Depot for reservations and . PECK, C i Los Angeles nd return. Tickets on sale dalyl until September) 30th, good returning until October 3t, 1911. G. P. Los Angeles. " , J. H. MANDERF1ELD, A. G, ' - P. - $ A Salt Lake City. S - |
