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Show THE PROVO HERALD, T!EDXESt)AY, NQVEMEER Wmmk KT liiiiiiiiiiin tin drop of a hat; a loud- mouthed,; swearing,. rol- -. licking lad. ; A delicately sensitive girl comes into his life, a girl who carries of spell . eternal TONIGHT 8 :15 BUSTER BROWN SHOE SSc, 40c, 55c, 75c. T- - REPAIRING 168 WEST CENTER ST. : 1 i - See Wh y Worry- . WHITE, BLACK AND USELESS " 4 ; in 0 TRIP TO PARADISE!' York-Sleeps.- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 'The Bwdling.i fM ce ofLight" . Great Novel by Winston Churchill. With an All-StCas, Including From the - ar ROBERT. McKIM, CLAIRE ADAMS, KING BAGGOT Every character in this big, gripping story is real that you will find yourself comparing them with the people about you, for they are drawn with all the great skill so-re- - , ad - PHONE 'SERVE THE PUBtlC Auto Painting, Auto Tops and beat Covers. Enamelers. Revarnishers. All Kinds of Top Repairs and ..Celluloid Work. PROVO AUTO TOP & PAINT ST. JOHN COMEDV COMPANY Episode 6 of EDDIE POLO in "DO OR DIE." Matinee Only. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Maitnee Daily 4 p. m.; Eve., 7:30, 9:15. Do Yov Know New York? Its Bright Lights and Black Shadows; Its Gay White Way; Its Underworld? William Fox Presents "WHILE NEW-YOR- K SLEEPS" Staged by Charles J. Brabin. A Picture of Night Life in the Great Metropolis. . . HU - Will. - - - Furniture and Baby Buggie Repaired. First-Clas- T Workmanship. West First North. s 1090 PEAY BROTHERS : Edwin A, Peay, Prop. General Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing, Auto Springs, Etc . All Work Guaranteed. E. W. Jamison. 432 W. Center. 363 W. Center St., Provo, Utah. G. T. Lisonbee. S. Gf Carter. Phone 138. BRIMHALL BROS STOP ! Vulcanizing and Tire Repairing Throwing Away Old Tires. Bring Them to PROVO RUBBER SALES CO. E. R. BRIMALL, .TRANSFER 223 West Center St. For Repairs and Gates Half-Sol- e Tires Phone 649. Phones 473 and 260. .. AVERS WELDING CO. When it comes to quality of ActeyTene" Welding and Brazing. workmanship in" repairing shoes Scored. ClyindeV Repairing. .; we have no competition. Every .handle we job .is absolutely All Work Guaranteed. guaranteed. ' 35 N Second West. ROYAL SHOE REPAIRING PRINCESS TONIGHT AND THURSDAY "THE GILDED LILY" been-discover- ed MVF Vft AVE THE CROMWELLS 643-- R lit You Need- "- guarantee our Prices reasonable. BURNS AND LORRAINE "A TRIP TO PARADISE" COMPANY 29 Shops. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WALLACE REID 208 W. Center St. Phone 674 We Call For and Deliver Free in "THE LOVE SPECIAL" N!lt FilUIiUrtltlllu AT GREATLY .; safe-cracki- It. J. JEAN GIBSON agreed-t- o place copies of the flag code in to train the children each school, to give the proper detierence to the ' .. flag. PROVO SHOE REPAIRING CO. 127 N. Univ. Ave. - Phone 418-- COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA Bert Lytell- - has t possess numerous questionable spots in his supposedly spotless screen career. In "A Trip to Paradise," at the Strand tonight and tomorrow, he is tempted to crack safes in his leisure moments, while in "Alias Jimmy Valentine," "Boston Blackie's Little Pal" and "Boston Blackie's Re demption" he was revealed as an all around bad man until the white light of reform descended upon him. His .venture in "A Trip to Paradise" comes when he, as a Coney Island barker out of a. job, is in desperate need f of money for his wife. He gets caught and wounded. Under the influence of ether he feels himself mount to heaven. "A Trip to Paradise" is an adapta tion of a Franz Molnar drama. The scenario is by June Jiathis. i Members of the American Legiod and also the Service Star Legion wfll be invited to speak at each school at a date very close to Armistice day. The Seivice.StarLeglan.haA. FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING work SNYDER The Three Senators -- 4- : In order better to appreciate Artsla-tic- e dajs and the preent great disarmament conference a study1 of the great world war has been made one ot tne chief problems for the history and civics classes in the enure Provo school district. The following topics will be considered: The geography of the countries that participated in the war. The causes of the war. ' America's participation; (a reason; (bVdate on which" war was declared. Chief engagements.' Why we commemorate Armistice ' 4 day. Treaties of 'peace. The present disarmament confer-.enx- We absolutely JANET'S EXPERIENCES a superb cast of Winstof Churchill and delineated by . He'll Fix . II AYDEN, HALL AND ", The Strand theater announces as the featured attraction for Friday and Sflt'irdey, "Thft rtwelllng place ol Light," a Benjamin B. Hampton pro duction made from, "the great novel of the same name by Winston Churchill. "The5 Dwelling Place of Light" is said to'tell a fascinating story" of life as it is lived today, dealing, among otherthlngs. witaa theme of anlver- sal appeal: 1the personal freedom of women. It is in no aense of the word a suffrage picture, nor doe that question play any part It tep of the ex- periences of "Janet Butler,'' played by beautiful Clair Adams and what befell her in her search for "The Dwelling Place of Light." It's Broken? "Master AVelder "GOODNIGHT, NURSE" With Marta, Golden and Ursula ' . March. Charles J. Brabin,- - the directory as sembled bis cameramen on the roof of the New Amsterdam theater to be in readiness for the conclusion of the show- .- Lights ha,d been reinforced by special illuminating apparatus necessary for filming and at 1:30' in the morning arrangements were finally completed and the cameraman began to crank. . -- Brilliant scenes taken during, the the Palais height of festivities -atRoyal, a famous New- York cafe, are also used in the second episode of "While New If- - See A. B. KEMP - AT - REPAIRING DEPT. FOR BETTER SHOE . -- I BERT LYTELL artists. Old Thing Made New COLUMBIA a The stately Delores, said by expert on feminine beauty to be the . moat perfectly formed woman In the world, appears in a scene of "While New Fox Spe- York Sleeps," an eight-ree- l ial, 4o b howa at the -- Columbia tueater Thursday and Friday. The famous l en during a dance B numberbeauty of "The Midnight Frolic." a big Ziegfeld production now current In New York. This number was filmed by courtesy of Mr. Ziegfeld romance. of Repair Column THE BEAUTY QUEEN 4 DAY IN SCHOOL ARMISTICE - Flynn is a Coney Island Bowery boy, ready to fight at the 1 " CIKESZSSSZXXUIUZXHZSEl Curley the 1921. Some Good Ones TODAY AND THURSDAY r mm i Read and Use the Want Ads PROVO TAILORING C6. We guarantee to make your old clothes look like new. Phone 475. We Call and Deliver. Bookcases, Stor Fixtures; Built-i- n Kitchen Cupboard, and All Kinds of Cabi net Work. Furniture Repaired S. W. PETERSON Phone WTCenter. t REDUCED PRICES T1: f Colonades, .i..n liBf i In 544-jr-3- ELECTION TIME By J. A. Owens. As election time draws nearer and my duty's growing clearer, I try to figure out for whom I'm going to vote. With so many in the running who for votes are going gunning, the way they call upon me seems to rather get my goat. With every man a winner, not a novice, nor beginner, I tell you very frankly it's hard to concentrate; but I'll have to stop my swerving, tho all are quite deserving I'll have to choose my candidates before it is too late. All you voters in the city, I am sure 'twill be a pity, if you neglect LACF oF LIGH your duty and fail to cast your vote. You're the ones who pay the taxes, A Beni. B. Hampton Production. and it's time you ground your axes to W.W.H 0DKIKSON Distribution -fcut off the man" who doesn't "to": the town his time devote. . As a Yankee of At" the Strand theater Friday and Saturday. good standing, tMs advice to you I'm handing, either vote or cease your Mftnkinir at the war ths city s run. It NOTICE. W- - IP it's rotten. helD Improve it; If there's KOV I 10 graft, try to removeit; When we seek 4ilVfS.lierfby" elven "at "the .V EASTERN BUSINESS Ltte taxes levIed by fh.i the guilty party the voter is the one. Soari Come alone, and have your say so as BECOMING Prnvn 'Cirri.,.: r i (J n hiu''iSsionerr of whom shallvhelp run Provo, and we to 20. mi- - ur'imrtnce passed Octo- will surely make it the best city in "I found few cities In the east en- this state. If you" shirk or be a slacker 01ff'cted by said lm- swvmrat come "HW(r Uistraict No- - 16. joying a more optimistic business at- you are ot a Provo backer,, so Do not r vote and .next out Tuesday. Pfovo enjoys," said mosphere than ? off too late. 0f Dr. G. H. Henidselman. who recently put it QirtTfU commissioners 'iMltzatinn '1, u .g as a hoard ; returned fwm a busir4ess trip' to easte rit of Discretion' l.cw,nerswin meet em wholesale and nianufacfttringT Tonth Age has Its cornpensatl'ins, hut i centers. V ' Provo csty, on l"Business conditions are improving personally we nre jjtad to. have' pa&sed :i?ar ot November, in the east," he added. "They are re- the age when we thrilled at the sight m ported much better than they were a gent In a sillt hut and fur collar. last winter. I believe the country has qf Galveston News. . '"'lee the hL days Elusive, passed the lowest point of depression, Bn Franklin's Parents. U o'cioCk0aurs 0i 10 'cIock a- - m! and now is going ahead rapidly toward Benjamin Franklin's father, Joslab. business recovery' AmeMc-from Dr. Heindselman's rtrip was a busy Frankliu, emigrated "lo" His 1685. mother, about one, covering as it did, the optical, England and music departments. One second wife, was the daughter.of Peter tlme between th jewelry of the main features of his Journey Folger, a leading settler, noted for bit nad to do with the manufacture of his philanthropy and tolerance. special design of optical apparatuses China's Great Variety ofTress. , entirely foreign to the optical world. the county Having Invented the system Eyzetone Chlna greater variety of treea By C"y' Utal- orier of relieving eyestrain and restoring Aan the whole of North America, and oard of Cotnmis-'"- r had to toe nany remarkably handsome specimens City, Utah, .dated eyesight, special machinery m, f3rJ made to meet the requirement ire to be seen here; Many of thera In Dr. Heindselman also visited FRED EVANS, Id this country with" eonld be jewelry and, music centers, purchasing aroflt. " grown' r6t Recorder. .City a large line of Jewelry for the Christ" atioBNov.t l?2V1- - 19215 U9t mas shopping, and a few carloads of pianos for the Lindley Heindselman CHICHESTER Music company, in which he is Inter? ,n Hum ested. i . Hair. A, u KrA ud tiM euiucV "We now are better equipped than fcoiK, waled vitfc.&titt Kitilwa. W t ,n sertlOT ever to serve the public here," he added, "This Is true in the optical line as it is In jewelry and musical v demands." Mf'!w ' fax "1S I tft Lf room-,C!-6- OPTKI , - . M r, Everything it, - it v' if ' w: f Y: S.I, '""It, Repaired. Prompt Service. Twenty years of knowing how Makes F. H. Olsen leader now. F. II. OLSEN BICYCLE SUPPLY CO. 330 W. Centei? St., Provo, Utah, e Sell Rebuilt Bicycles in All Parts of the Intermountain Country. New and Second-han- d Bikes, Rent Bicycles. ' NEW YOR.K. LEEPS" ' "WHILt WILUIAM FOX PRODUCTION S At the Columbia Thursday and Friday; matinee daily 4 p. m. WHY WORRY? V ' i " We can ' ty' 1 ; - J you i by ' Just South of Tabernacle. Provo, Utah. s.ue money rep.!inr. your old shoes. NOTICE, CAR OWNERS! Loose and squeaky wh.'cU tightened; split felloes rc;j!.v-H- : all kinds of bodies r ait- reorder;, all kinds of wh, ,u,c body repairing; all worV guaranteed, , DANIELS AUTO WHEEL AND - BODY SHOP, 416 SPILLS 5L.J....J ulli'ilv minnic ii'n nnivnr . ECONOMY SHOE SHC?V 403 West Center. ' if A Very fine variety from which to make selection. Typewriters Repaired. This Is Our Specialty. All- - Work ...- Office with Whipple Electrle Supply vv. center. v,u., iji Phone- 30. OH, NO; WE AREN'T. WARLIKE! - 1i-.dthTVa- make very substantial reductions in our selling prices. EXCHANGE . 'TtT to the reduced cost of materials, etc., we are able to Owing PROVO TYPEWRITER . SeSt 'M'MSJv Uncle Sam has been testing out new giant cannon at his proving grounds near Aberdeen, Md, for a couple of weeks. The picture shows "rifle," throwing shells weighing 2400 pounds each what a bi? did to a piece of steel armor pUte a fatfl thick, 16-in- V; Center. Provo, Utah Somebody will win t'ie Dri.es & Rollov S.udio. at the Larson Why not you? Brinr in list of names now. Con.eY, you paint y, r '..O'.v ; g . a forgef t'.ut roof. Xo part of your livusi.- - so open to tlrcTTaTHses fl -- T a "r.sd" storm. tne Faint will k'V-shingles from cnrliiit; v:r, from pulling 'tppse will pr'v. nt leaks. We have pain? goal for every kind of use. luiy h're and be assured of 'il ib'.o merchandise and- reli!' s tt-ice- . Ask for a color cd.d.' Get ' our advite. , WHEX . I dnm-agin- 1 PROVO PAINT : Hi GLASS CO. 110 W. Center. ' Phn?e :.'.. . |