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Show HA Us THE PEOVO HERALD, WEDNESDAY." DECEMBER 14 1921. the Jar Stop oh RUBBER "xwo wearing Pine by your HEEES r- - weeks only, Ladies- - Rubber Gentlemen's put on for Heels The Holy . , fCONOMY "J ; SHOP SHOE Turning . japair GoUimn New qU Things Made f -- " V" ' - HBRTMHAIIrBROSv UA leternational WASHINGTON, WIEN THE CHILDREN ARE HUNGRY, GIVE BUTTERED SLICES OF DELICIOUS BREAD Healthy children seem to be always hungryaC'meals between meals all the time. This is perfectly natural -You will know just how these youngsters feel when you too begin to eat more Bread. It's much better for them and . for you, too, than rich, indigestible food. It provides the nourishment that active bodies so much require and is easy for their little stomachs to digest " HARVEST BREAD " is always good always delicious ped in wax paper." ; always satisfying. Wrap- ; - ORDER TODAY FROM YOUR GROCER ViJtepafatog 1oTrcAmfaeairniOtfg !? TRANSFER p. BRIMALU used- - PROVO BAKERY Phone 334. 58 West Center. L ... TREAD I III Phone 649. ; International News Service. STOCKTON, Mo., Dec, 14. Lewis Clemons, over 106 years old died here - Monday. H was born CO. near Knoxville, Tnn., jm 1815 - and served in the Mexican and. Civil wars. 4n 1833 he carried mad between Vincennes. Ind.. and Springfield, Ills He continued actively at work until he passed his one. hundredth birth day. i nwjUaJtH JlJllU-'- -n When many of us were young, CO. common exclamation was: "I'm as Who is so for happy as a king! lorn as to say that today? To be Bere Quality and Workman happy as a king in these times is to ship Counts, We Win. be unhappy indeed. What a change has come, over the world in the mat-te- j, We Call and Deliver Free. of ruling and rulers! Never before Phone 674. '.. was Jthe. head so uneasy. ; Stow fixtures, Built-i- n and AU network.' Kitchen Cn Hilda of Cabi Jhat jwearsaj crown" equippedTnachinerjrin the West.; ." llifiHIMlSGCO; ' TIL J. PEAY BROTHERS Edwin A. Peay,- Prop. ' ..General BlacksmitriW unit brook-BIocf- shoeing, Auto W. Springs, Etc Center St., Provo, Utak m Provo, Utah. , Notice is hereby given" that at a meetincr of the board of directors , of the Syndicate Mining; and Milling Jay of eomoanv.i held n the-J2tlDecember. 1921. an assessment. (No. 9) . of $1.00 per thousand shares was levied upon the outstanding capital stock of the corporation, payable lm mediately to- - J. Edwin Stem, secre tary. Provo. Utah. Any stock onn which this assessment may remain unpaid on Saturday, Ja'huary 14, 1922, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before will be sold at the office of the company. No. 10 Hol- - KVir ' ?a' lirrehv ..... Exchange . venwr. rnontt i I'rovo, to V tan, san Arti-- f S2v5 ' MB & CO. and to amend Article V of the to effectuate Inrornoration W. PhAnA 7ift "first m i awt for the transaction rhati. and v. orr m connection business rti all C..:i and of any come therewith thatr Jceam, Vapor and Hotbefore, the meeting., Water Heatinjr.' Dated this 6th- day of December, - PACKING SHIPPING TRANSFER First West. - Office Phones No, 148 and No. 6.; . a Areola Heaters. mining Hirer nun We are generator and .ignition - experts. - Our shop is," completely equippedT-with- v - J&jtA nDsr o IS) electrical machinery "for takinz care of your auto 'cation; al vn December 30, 1921. J r, T J hghting andistarting. m Our service station and repair department have taken the disagreeable features out of winter motoring. OUR PRICES ARE DOWN to whertfyou can reach them and feel that you are get ting 100 per cent value for your money. GAS, GALLON :i v, 20 Denatured Alcohol,. gallon . . ., $1.25 :7i77777. ..... Tires' Are Down 42 Per cent. Prices Lower Than in 1914. Get Your Radiator and Hood Covers Now. We Drain and Clean Your Crank Case Free of Charge I? . . flR 3 MM Motor Col - - "Where the Customer Is the Real Boss" Fifth West and Center. Eszxzaxssssszzxxs::zrzsszszizszzzsz:xsxzssr I When se places.--On- H ej m - t M H . be angry if you called him an addict- - H M He is one, nevertneiess. m "Insoector Tohn 'Couchlin, possibly a the greatest detective in the United M . Mates lOay, nowint every croo ui M M every line, told me that if you go to H an opium parlor you are bound, to M find some crook who has jiist made a M M big 'haul. They go to- sleep- of the M nervous tension which has aceomi H M . .. M plished the 'job.' ' i J'Of courser many me who ?mtke M have tio criminal records, but the ma- M road M jority who do smoke are on the on a M. H to have their names written police blotter. -- 4 tg CDal3raliieris determined by-t' will produced That is .what we consider when we get our coal from the mine. .You cannot mjake a mistake if you IZ7 H - You Buy Goal Buy The: Best - ed 'pleasure-smoker- Werner-Piersonlgiiitio- nl m ' 7 comes, because the drug dnveshrm .' He the other is a says he likes the sensation butwould WE TEST YOUR ' BATTERY FREE We Rceharge and Repair All Makes of Batteries. DO IT NOW Phone 601. A - patronize--4he- . Service You Can Appr eciate M f If ere is M diner its surface.? M The little affair in which to liurn M H opium- is attached to a long ivory H pipe, looked as if carved from dark M walnut. But the . lamp H was of dark jade," israinst which Ihe g two emeralds twinkled malicously. ""There are two classes of smokers M who Trouble Fixersn West Center, happens to running-the- crab-shap- the -- best "The N - owtrit-eaxit-Ctrferalds-stti- rly, ii 161 ""v ""'es. jwosioi tnese parties are formed among the white lights. Tess ie,; Mam ieiJinLAndJlarry .decide to go to the- flat of some person whom they know will rent them the placefor a smoke. "Needjess to say these establishments can't be furnished expensively, for the occupant must move often. o They contain whatever the . - v , From no less a person than Dr: Carleton Simon, Commissioner of Narcotics of the Police Department, the statement. wohavLe ?uthority buch joints' are sordid, always. I to wa,nt dispel the idea that they are fascinating,'; said Dr. Simon. Rear dens have not even furniture to garnish their squalor. Wet sheets hang against the doors "to keep the fumes inside. The hangings do not consume the smoke, but keep itfc from leaking out and thus betraying what is going on within, as well as presenting the atmosphere desired by visitors. Often these sheets are wet with vinegar to disguise the odor. 'In all the many raids I have witnessed on 'joints' where women- - of the underworld gather, marvelous hangings and the divans'of great resiliency do not exist "Dirt is always the predominating feature. There may be a plain Tap mat on the floor and a dirty mattress upon that. - Often the mattress upon which smokers recline is thrown over a horse. ; This is a support which holds up a narrow flat board. "Then there are blaces kent hv nri. vate individuals which can be had for' 'it - A 1 SMITH BROS. GARAGE . there is one elaborate feature, the vnoktr's pipe.- Tobacco smokers tske pride in theirmeerschaums. KZi Theyflove to colod them and keep m them. , - smoker dote - on bis rite. It iKoften exatiisitelv carved. H Tell Your Troubles to Us test jrour batteries, - w recharge or repair them, or sell ycu a new one. SEE US FIRST Newt as the predominating' posVsS. - SR., classjvTorkmanship and President at a fad reasonable Price is TINTIC CONSOLIDATED 8fcv7 0fer for yur Patron- - EAST' co. - We m' mi -- 3y WeDo AH Kinds of unfortun-ateNwh- n-- may--prope- OUR SPECIALTY Fords Are Our "DishM f y f REPAIR WORK "layouts." ' "SYSTEMS " is ,:: y, ' I75-- Provo City, Utah. LONG DISTANCE FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY Largest Traltsf er Company South of Salt Lake City. Satisfaction Guaranteed, t , ' Rates Reasonable. First Class Storage Room. G civen that stockholders of of the r consoiiaaiea- . flm"B Fast PROVO TYPEWRITER called and Company has been duly will be held at tne otnee oi inc iu-pani Room li, Knigbt' Block, Provo, ters" h tlst jtav of December, nnu Our Repaired. TMi Is f io?i o II no o'efock a. m., for tie toy. au Work Guaranteed. , 'Jules fcHv . purp'oseof: considering and voting -v Trrt. of "nippie Eieetrlo Supply guuu mv nrnnosition remwing the i y w" su. - 1'. NOTICE OF SPECIAL STUtyv ECONOMY SHOE SHOP 403 West Center. First North. Phone 67 North a, HODERS'-MEETIN- J illDV-HSE- tl ue, PrTjvojUtahra-pr-m.Tatur(ia- yj February. 4.. 1922. to pay the delin- COSt with riuonl -assessment, . toeether . , i " Lof advertising and expense . i. tuvv i si tiiN, Secretary. : Elmo Cheever - MOVING Dec." 14, 1921; last publication, Jan. 13, .1922. , your old K70-- 244 W. avert- -: -N- orth-University e, PriATii r3V His Majesty the Baby: Be to have your photo sent to sure save we can Grandma tor Cnnstmas morn money ins. '. See . Larson & Rollow, you ' by : repairing Columbia theater. shoes PHONE 125 IaRoy Hardy (First publication : WHY WORRY? ; - ' L Furniture Repaired .; . Si W. PETERSON 554-335 W. Center. I i- den what the words suggest I A wicked and gorgeous lux ury, a aim Oriental splendor, cushions of cloud-lik- e softness, deep piled rugs ana magniticent hangings. Thus feature DIRT. is ready to do your hemstitching for 7 Christmas with : the best 1 Bookcases, opium Opium stations. THE NATIONAL FRENCH CLEANING & DYEKsG CO. ( Ml orate - ELECTRICAL Service.) Fact- - records TAILORING CO. .'' ""KUitfauiee 10 maice your cia " ASSESSMENT NOTICE. I I clothes look like new. Com and Milling Mining Syndicate ' M .,, am 475. We CaO and Deliver. pany, Principal .race oi cusmeas, wionades, If you .car is hard to start, bring it to.us. We will make it strt easy.. .joinrvvhere a pipe and a mllow.waft visitors off to dangerous heavens. But fact writes ofopium dives, too. Fact wrftcsloa blotters in police -- PEOVO 3 flWFRS CtDW ILVIIU1V UilUII Ladies, Attention ; SOYAL SHOE REPAIRING 208 West Center. ; Wi Can Fix It NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-- The spell of the poppy grows stronger. Opium making U' on the increase in New York City. Certain districtrTiontain dens where poor humans lie fettered in wreaths of smoke which arise lazily from elab- 1921. First and Last : areto rdry-JawSge- nts , FOR PHILOSOPHY HOMNEY SERVICE Provo Utah proceed with extretiie care'm dealing with women. And they are using gloves before they attempt any tackl- iiik vi wumcn who nave Bone in lor a slice of the bootlez orofits and who are extremcly-wis- e 4n knowing-ho- w with deletion. without it away toget oince tne government put the lid on transportation of liquor by truck the bootlegs have gone in for the use of large ana expensive cars, with- plenty of speed, when they have rp use it and manned by capable women chauffeurs.-. i:. - . ' Prohibition officials claim that most of theilticit liquor coming across the Canadian Jorder-- now - being transported by women in soeedv cars, which go over the round-abonighways and out of range of the dry law agents. Bv MARGERY REY (Written for the International Away Old Tires. Bring Them to SUPER T ' the Poppy Provo Greenhouse DIES AT 1067 RUBBER SALES For Repairs and unnnr rnmnnnn inuinr ay iui r auciuuiiiudiiy Your Stationer i The-Spe- llof Choice FreshFlowers for Every Occasion - PEOVO For Christmas . ut ZzREPJRmOzz Throwing law-agent- - . I -- - Miss Elva Chipman. Melba Cohdie. FIRST CLASS SHOE and Hannah Virginia Chritstensen PackafdTsooranos: Violet Johnson and Mary Lindsay, contraltos:. Kich tr absolutely guarantee our ard Condie and- Thomas Martin, ten ors: frot. franklin Madsen and Mur work. Prices reasonable. ray Roberts, baritones: Gden Van Wagen, flutist. CO. REPAIRING SHOE rSOVO Prof. Jepperson savs the choruses 127 N, Univ. Ave. Phone 41W. are in good condition and will be able to do full justice to this great Work A art - STOP Wom- V2 in-&- ?sOrderof will not be The Stake Presidency, who look upon the presentation- - with great favor, have been- - kind enough to ten phones 473 and 260. 'free-- of der the use of charge." This magnamity on their part and on the part of the university will make it possible for the oratorio 1 10 oe given iree 10 me pupuc. aince ion't meet competition is dignified and extended piece ' of the standard. If no one itof thea finest type of music, small children will not be admitted unless 'eke CAN do it, send it to us. ' chaperoned. In addition to the oratorio a few BUSTER BROWN SHOE choice musical numbers will be rend ered. These extra --numbers will be REPAIRING CO given before' the oratorio is begun. The soloists for the afternoon will be: Dec. en have become bootlrg terrors. Women are more daring in so far as the dry laws are concerned, because of the fenunic sense of security from interference, , prohibition officials say. Bootleg kings, ia business siuce the o dry. era began, have engaged many exploits that their iiidehtity is fairly well know n to the dry So these masters in dry law deliance hire women as a cloak tor . their operations. Women re now employed to; ride in limousinesand deliver whiskey ' ordered by consumers. They are handsomely attired in the latest that fashion decrees. They are usually and, pretty? laall cities xhc Jpung use, of women : agents among the more heavily financed bootleggers is now more geneVaL Commissioner Hayes, of the Treasury's prohibition -- nit, said that the woman angle of enforcement looms as one oPits most puzzling pTiases. It is hard to dial with. A dry law agent, without absolute proof, will shrink f foTrtm6lestTnK a woman occupant of aFbootleg taiThoughe tnay suspect mucn. g, adding much to the pleasure of the afternoon. Owing to lack of room tnat splendid instrument : By W. H. ATKINS, Service New I I- -- rs pwximity-o-hetr-udiencethT- FROHIBITIOH , E GI w : Correspondent . . 403 West Center. . ,11 w n Music lovers of Provo and vicinity will lie delighted to learn that Professor Florence Jepperson, of the music ' ijkparlnicntcf the Brighara Young 'Is university, preparing to stage Gaul's great ' Christmas ' ' oratorio, "The. Holy Cityon Sunday, Jkcem-be- r 18, at 4:15 p. m. in the- - Provo Tabernacle., This oratorio is known that little need be said of it, other than" that it is one of the ery best Christmas song festivals. Although it is not quite so diffcult as the 'Messiah lfhasteen useiTfjv many of America's best musical or Christmas ganizations for presenta- " Kn. . The oratorio will be suncr bv a chorus of one hundred peopuj made up of the Brigham Young university choruses and many splendid sinters the city, many of whom ire old B. Y. 0. students, who are contributing their services free, of chargeThis great chorus will be assisted bv an orchestra of thirty pieces, the B. Y. u. orchestra augmented with some of the musicians of the xity. who have shown their willingness to assist in thi conin.tndable undertaking. A. large platform will be constructed in the Tabernacl-e- hich will permit the singers to appear in closer DEFY EOOTLtGGERS WOI'EN " ll 35c Per Pair City'--' he - call us nawv 1 M : H M M M M , M M . i amount-pf-heat-i- . . g it iii ) . M We Carry a Full Line of Building Materials. Kindling, Too. II ; it tt M H 11 , II Utah Timber & Goal Co. H ' Battery Station. 225 West 'Center- - Ignition Experts. Phone 715. 160 West Fifth North. Phone 232. .1 1 u csxxxxssxzxsxzszzzxxxxxxzxMxxzzxzsxzxxzzzzzzszztirr: . ' |