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Show - j THE PROVO I, . ' THE FIRST SINGER , . We heard a bluebird singing, the song -- was magic aweeu H swung upon the lilac, the snow was round his feet; :. The wind blew roughly o'er him, the sky waajsteely-gray- . But yet-b- e perched there, singing the ' .xntfllnf gioonx way. ry- -r SUCCESS HAIR PARLORS SHE TRIMMED HER OVN HAT ii "DESERT HOW, DAY. ENDS When tha Sun Set th) Cfttora In tht Pretty Girl Designed Neat Poe of f Headgear but Left the Price 8ky and Earth r Almost Too ' Beautiful for Deaeriptlon. Tifj on the. Feather. - A fitting ' and Half a doien jjretty glrla were close W Wafjpf on&tora: millinery. Said one of them, flowers U a desert Sunset! The la reference to an absent friend : "Her Calico mountains to the nocth first the day'a decline.. Late in the hats certainly are stunning and she afternoon Ita rents and gashes become trim. all of them Wrie.lf," Said hope snrTiia1 uvnm&v. masses of purple shadow, strikingly outlined by tjie exposed sunlit stretches such an experience as I had recently. which are gradually Absorbed until lb My sense of humor enabled ma to live see whole mountain Is dull and , lifeless: through it, but Td not like When the sun is low, the rugged range any one else hare it I, also, trim my 1 to the southwest' la tinged with aroay lown hats. . . "This fall 1 designed - one that I glow rTarying. from a dull pink to deep rose, into which a purple hue thought was about the most effective I evei had though it was extremely gradually blends till it subdues aU the i brlgb'iess and. the purple, in turn; simple It consisted only of a feathcfaangns to blue. As the sun sink out er and a twist of velvet around the of sight the light clouds in the east be- crown of a big, stylish shape. The come - softly pink, the color spreading first time I wore it :waa to churcn.1 1 around to the north, and finally center- felt gratified to think that the eyes ing In the west, where the clouds are of the wJleQnj3Istlbn were jestimasses of burnished gold, which merge ng, at one .time or another, on that Into a brilliant rose color.- - Sometimes hat, because the style was one to between the bright clouds and r the challenge attention and nobody could That la, nobody horizon ia a stretch of delicate green, avoid seeing it with a hint of yellow light shining within a radjua ofa mile or so When I returned home and removeoTtEe hat through desert sunset, you will see the soft dr-- there was a large white ticket dangfrom almost the Up of the feath. ding flight of the nighthawk skimming ling ever he ground and hear tie low call er, and on it was martted in large figures "35c." The ticket had been cunof the doTe. JVhen the brightness ha underneath the faded and the blue has crept in and ningly concealed featherJCLJthat all the time 1 was . banished the red you draw a deep I never bad seen.it, the hat breath and fee yourself a part of the trimming but had the hat wearing jafred the peace and quiet of the sky: "You begin to JindarBtanil Thiiirftfth.dftsrt. ticket into sigh t. 1 bad picked up the at a bargain counte lau feel as if body and soul bad al- feather ft one and really looked as if showy and had ways, hppn pTrnxftpft dls-cusai- . r ; , - Tf8 t - V tars. 'Of course, Thad the pTpaawre M. mensilyr,wen. nlgfrFTails andvoc" knowing that Hie whole congregation tr sleep, under the sky thick the" .price." rvad bad ly .studded with star? the cle&r wind, . a alr wJth swept caressesjjojirl-.touch as soft as velvet and you fall THEY LEARN at!ecp ihairking God for This' country -- nf vast apacea and;. Tugped mountains, the playground' of mighty "windi,:aiid DataCotleed"bjreennaBatur4ist Show That Animal? Often Become sleep under :he stars is sweet ind re-Wiser Than Their, Parents. the "Treshlngjp Mary yTOerTa" Heal in -" "Outlook; T' A German naturalist "baa been collecting data to sbow.tnat animals learn experience, and thus,, in some inby Higher Than Everest become" wTse?-- thaii their stances, .' In bis exploration of the Karako-ram- s parents. Doctor Longstaff found a vast Game aninml of all kinda.. it ap wall of unknown peaks To' tile loftlF mod-oreast of the SalSoro jpass - The high pears, have learned the range of riflea.. of1 t lsrn quickly Greyhounds f?t item;, which ie .mme.4Tm-arrKaneri. he estimated before takins ,toTet rabbits atone, and foxhounds his observations, as "being over 25.000 P11' n attention to either rabbits or wnaiea-anguus iui.uw feet hieh" Artnal nhRprWirtris. when , Har-e' vessels, whallug just as vultures fob worked "out,, brought out (he much " accom- higher figure of 28,200 feet. A sec- low an irniy. Crows begin to ond set of observations, however,: ta- pany the chamois hunter as soon as ken from a , more favorable station, they bave seen the result of his first s e showed as soinethlng like fiucoessf.ul shot, and rough-legge- d .after the follow spprtsmen 30,000 feet; and asTaccording to' the ' jt. president of the Royal Geographical winged gam The number of bird(Tthat kill or society, "Doctor Longstaff maniputhemselves by flying against telelated his observations so. as to make the mountain appear lower than it graph wires Is much smaller' than it otherwise would, a proceeding prob- used to be, The fact is also Brought ably unique In mountaineering an- out that Ttfrds and quadrupeds 4iave nals." there" really is a strong pre- learned to disregard passing railvfay sumption that Everest can be longer trains, as horses quickly cease to be be regarded as highest frlghtenedl by automobiles. Instances of the intelligent selection exercised by sheep dogs are familiar to all. ; - WE HAVE MONEY to loan on unlisted stocks and bonds at low rates, Foley's Honey and Tar for all coughs and for long time. and colds, and croup, bronchitis, call on hoarseness:; and "Jorrackinglagrippe jroT further information Refuse substiJames A. Qllver, in A. JL Booth's of- - coughs. No opiates. tutes. For sale by Hedquist Drug Co three stores. . DDnnDiCTDCts When you Don Backache hiB.vEwaNe r. -- your-frt- - sacks at the WeSF eSpBclitistsWhen ItomesHtoWffefror R fi ' jV'I.'k -: L miHlf Mt4-- f y oTxtovTredTTmFTiow-ml-mie-rarr- We want a aivw:Ba--of--ustowepi?- T a nd - S, work with leas work than cheap--- er It does more ' :" soaps. v on your hands and clothes, for it .2nd. It's is nothing but pure soap. No rosin or harmful . X J There is SUBSTI- Do not miss Tetphon i us Today! i ays 1st, PeetBros. -, in April, - TT7 y Use"ba!f red,..o Jieha t the alslke, The more com the more stoik; the 4 HWf - fitect lbjs.f Icher the - land ; the richer the land the pjor con. -- and your linens, and there yeu have the secret of a rotation trial at -- It's economically Eay. The best is always cheapest, and the price of Crystal White is very moderate, indeed. "ITS WHITE AND WASHES CLOTHES WHITE." - yov, ow Ij- Domestic Laundry 468 South Academy Avenue ((fljoiltiW Jf acids. wet. Wait until it wries into crumb v. workable condition, rv- LAUNDRY WCRK COOD ott-'Will i 3rd. complain if you Ipse some, ol p D) . have not 'marked theni- - I f aver every 1 bag plainly marked. Don't be in too "big a hurry. It's un- - r - TUTE ?m r hat .Ib BureobriBytCTccgsSi1 Entirely too" many people in this world are making themseives looking ror the street or oasy money. Tii'sTa "as vMif and fciilltli a , hunting for the pot of gold at the hid of the rainbow I Just as soojgf as the frost is ou! oi jibe ground it will do to sow oulun se(d rand peas. Beets, early potatoes, spin-- i ach,.xadjEb.es.and lettuce juuy ha ' planted early, too. Tender, vegetables 'should wait until Apr il or May. i. It Is a.; mistake tQjplaal, :lhe same 1 types ot vegetables in the 6ame spot year afjer year; keep theni moving to from get prevent insects ting aoothold, anoV it la a mistake to forget that a garden needs plant food in order to nourish vegetables prop ierly JStablemflnuteiind a spnnk e of bonemeal, will do, nicely. Farm cross-eye- -- 9 - -- KansdsCHy,l).S.A.r wmr These Croetrs handleV aniTlVCrytal X Prnvo Meat arid Packing Co. VMilford ferity d Bailed Bro. W. G.Tt'lcliio Albert SXjonei J N. W:Tif?asyr tf. -- - . Srcon VV.ttJ .Grocery Weat Side Grocery Mraa Meet and Crocery Co. LUoa L. Jackiton - Avenue Grocery Co. X in ' ; John T. Tavlor Provo Grocery and Meat Ca. -- rr Fred Kimber Ck Ai Paern"-- " FarT4W & Whitehead Aydellote Grocery Sixth Ward Grouerr Third Ward Grocery R ochdale Mercantile SyatCrJi J 'hn A. Brown & Son Tiiurman & Companr .... -r mfmv . fter and-diseas- e m&biszmmtir buz-jard- -- - fit.Tal . v- ,- . THE POULTRY YARD e I, bow a . -y- ''-.- itianyv -- tOLEYiSKlDHEYPlliS i i struments fully warranted for .Men ter. Your oats will not be sa apt to rust years, and so reasonable in price. 208 get them in early. W. Center street tf if you he more a man goes ardftod, the lessee Is apt Jo dove op into afcrank, Foe -- : . the farm of ant . good, cheer that you will thing. Parties thinking of purchasing be crop-to p'ant largely of this encouraged a piano had better look at our tine In crop another year. . So crpp paysjbeti -- y 6 ; uuMcnyN on I w A i v Iff thlnprlng, wit1 at Harding A Arnold'! 6. 10 few seedsxofplant, kindness. They 25c STORE tor almost every; flourish eo.and produce such an abund- ; s V' l r AND " 'y. J x ? - - c ririiu Call 1 fnr-rTt- mn i ss your-combh- uot n a i i made up But, oh; we'ra.g'4 to greet you, sweet Ladlea, get harbinger of spring; wbere satisfaction is guaranteed. t For Ho sound was e'er so welcome as your we made have ten Nye&rs switches, gay caroling; .. puffsnd curia in Provo at a'verTea- - Courageous little songster upon the leafless spray. onable figure. Call or mall your eoi wearlne8.B lugs to. 25? East Second South, In4laiwSif1,1.and ' ; Phone. M-TtJ Farm Journal -- ing-eve- FH Ov A Bra e traveler from the "southland, perhaps you came too soon; For Ice still binds Ibe streamletsTThe sun is wan at noon; The violets are sleeping, close In their : . earth'y bed, And not a gneenlng blade of grass has dared to sbow its bead; V t 11 -- r; I HERAI D WDS TO CLEANLINESS . The pulleta will be the early fall layers. Many incubator' chicks are killed with kindness by being overfed and kept too' warm. ou need not be afraid the henB will eat too much crushed Bhells. Let them have all they want Make it a rule to count the biddies every day Some tolks never do this, They might be robbed and never know - occupy an important position at We have laundry and this grocery. toilet soaps. . scouring soaps, soap powders, cleansing powders, etc., .besides pails, brushes, brooms and ' mops. ' Denver and Rio Grande March-hatche- d X " CURRENT TIME TABLE LEAVE PROVO FOR EAST. GOOD AS OUR GROCERIES No. 512 For Sanpete points 920 a. m. in quality, equally low In price. We it No. . , a. m. all points East. . . . . . : deliver them with other groceries I have heard the advice given to feed 2 For No. m. all East. 5:17, " p. points or alone If desired. the chicks all they will eat up clean. . 6:35.pt hl V7I No. 410 For Tintic Branch points. k do." That won't They will eat up clean ; . . 8:37 p. r points (the first week ortwo) more than they j Provo Grocery & Meat Co. nave 8 For Grand Junction. . 8 :56 p. n. No. any business eating, Hard enough to sit for three weeks. Both Phone. . East Center 8t. LEAVE PROVO FOR WEST wttnout having to be gnawed all the 8:34 a. No. 409 For Salt Lake time by insect pestsV" Look at your sit1 ting bens once in a while and be sure For all points West and North. . . 12.-0- p. No. they are free-- ronw enemies of this 5 For all points West and Notth. . . No. lmprrT ' kind. 7 For Salt Lake and Ogden No. A 20 p. r You can make money by getting a good- - rooster right nowy Mate him 4r34 p. ia. ;nr Salt Lake. . ?l . . . . . 2No. with some of your best hens and set Noirth-No- m. or:all p. points fthe- eggs. Your, basket-wi- ll ef full a HEBER BRANCH. lotlaater" aitefcthOBeuJMtgiiJ&Jay-ing- . . , a. a. x- - - Noi:308 Leave Provo Particularly at this season of the 3 :45, p. m. No, 307 Arrive Provo from Heber. year, do not set a hen until: It is posi-tltand Denver without change." Free that he--ia thoroughly broodyr if nly ll Chair CarStThroughJSleeping Cars andJBlegant Diners on aU everr she la apt to desert her charge, often, after tlyoueh trains. 94 ,6-F- ..... East;., .......... Nof4Fotall . 6 Joint Service I : . i f I - 11-F- ' - -- 31 - t ; . 90 " i e -The trv Western vnion A elegraLpri Bell a Station Every Teleplibne iftve-the.4u- sitting a week or two. Aa the weather la atill cold, not more F. A.jyADLEtGH, than, eleven egga should be given a c. p. a t; a. hea.; When larger number is allow? ed, the eggs are not sufficiently covered, and those on the outer edge of the clutch are likely to become chiUed.--FanJournal. " -: . Telegraph EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 26, Subscribers ' Stations; If you are a subscriber ta 1911 1 TT--- -- ADVERTISED LETTERS In Provo Postofflca Feb. Remaining "" -ISU-y- ;. Ladies: Oriffitsi, Mrs. Ketta; How-arHiss Vilerg; Johnson, Mrs. Luc"" ius ; SumBlon, Miss Dora. Y Gents: Anderson, Alf; Bott, Robert E rfiggerUon, B. S.; Hilton, H. C; Hubbard. J. C.: Karkam, Nick; MerriL Wa P,; Perryr Wm.; Short, R C; Tomson, Tom; Twitchell, Charier t2S WlUlamsr William N. If not called for in two weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office; JAMES CLOVE, . ostmaster;- - Hfc.,2S, ",; : r- piiice-iromwn- icn " :civ jcharge. - iZr :t r- -f Public Stations. 11 rr t w . 1 . ' " ' of chemistry per annum. Information and blanks will be supplied by J. R. JIodsonfc Provo, Utah. -- I TOE RADI0Z0NER whose great effrative power is ihe'Penetray,-- ' title greatest rrierve. and health ' restorer known to . modem science. - prices,- etcrr to Send for booklet,......... m - ..rt,;iB.r....ipjt.t,j . March 14500 '''zi -- ... !adiozone Co. ol America ' lox 665, Las Animas, Colorado" ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS' j v " MEETING Wanted reliable representative in each county. The, annual meeting of the stockholders of the State Bank of Provo will - be hel din the directors room of State Bank of Prove building, on 20th, 1911,. at 10:30 a. m., tot-th- e purpose of electing a board of directors and guch otber business as r may be necemun; 'ALVA" NELSON, K.anoy Jtemtdy ortp- SPEEDY, RELIEF FROM KIDNEY bottle "'" come the aUjjck, reduced the .mllam-matlo-4t Secretary. TROUBLE " ' '' ' took tbe pain and.- - mad an acute attack of Height's thu . t)T;iddcr ... acllin normal. I T i;i Tho person, taklnx..the brown Coney "I naJ tinurf from iMoaart bn.ll - Wednftsday disease with Jufiaiunutiou o , tua kid- evoryctio coultl- linokQJt thia wemdor-f- vl For sal(Ny Hedquist JevoniHi?, will- pleasft return Jt-t- o. ilob neys and bladder, nd dizzlnpsv says remedy Drug Co., tLrt'ti tores. oooooo iooooodooooooobo Bell Telephone Co. Rocky Mountain ' ,V' $ L SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Annum )4 ' Restore that Nerve Force and regain your health. No Drugs No Medicine but a wonderfully con- gtructed acientifia apparatus--,!-- ! , r the-Fede- ral may also sendTelegrams andCblegrams-from-our"- " public Pay Stations. The arrangements vary at different classes of stations, but a rapidly as possible we shall equip them with full directions, ; . Solution to all Ailments and Disease The United States civil service com mission . announces the following ex-- j aminations to- - Beheld In building, Provo, Utah, oh - the dates named r March 15 Fish cultufist. 600 per annum. . ,.. March 2 Machinist signaraervlce at large. - $ 1 400: - editorial assistant, bureau of mines,: $1200w Jo 11500 perJ - - AGENT. n bystem and wish to send a Telegram, a Night Letter, or a tablegram, use your telephone to the operator and you will be. Say "Telegram" - TIT .:1. t uuuueiiieuwi in . a jnesiern u nionff ff youf message will be sent by telegraph' and charged in yourzmonthly account. -- y; 1 , . At night, on Sundays or holidays, when: the local telegraph office ma be closed, you will be connected! i with an open Western Union office without additional i-- W. H. MITCHELL. I. A. BENTON. O A. P. D. )COO n.- A.' SMOOTH Manager. " ay. " a1 1 J ' -- 1- i |