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Show : ERALDrATORDA PRO VO-4- I Tfl.'L Ub2gS 4-. CALENDARS RECEIVED, More calendars have been 'added to E15 1 ... us to extendvou Uiccompnrnerffe permit ...... .... ' .j Ircm UUh Abstract" company. Wells of the season to our of past and to express you sincere appreciation -- ... - time;, ,, YrJECElIBER-i(L- Wl 4 iSf Plain Priced Store lr? 11 i.f We have the line, of brum, mer's Samples In China-- , warcr Dolls tc-- , and have :. , .... " - r"rgUhem at " - cents on the dollar 50 Brimhall . and Child-Colcompany, business "relations. Mectrui, company, Provo Foundry and Standing on the threshold of the ..welcome New Year, we shall Bicnine company. Western Newspag for your holiday purchases. disTn many off the per Cnlcn. JTuey are all. worthy of indulge the hope that the realizations of 1912 will "be in keeping T Dinner Sets, Glassware, etc tricts of southern California Tuesday . with your highest and happiest expectations.-- " be firms they represent - Silverware direct .'from' the night's weather was; the coldest HOMELESSSEEK factory. ' Our prices cannot manxjeajscJMejart has hadan; op1 with be : duplicated-Saof Los Angeles the mercury fell"to Wtunlty to serve as host to a score f ASK coffee." and n. T our; lea, sixteen above zerorwurie"IiTSin-BeV V JOHN THE TEA MAN. Mgr. FARRER, ardino the thermometer registered ?. Most every night sees a num er of.' homeless men asking for ad- twenty-two- , and In Riverside- twenty . Missionto the jail to get out of the ORDER8 BOOZE DESTROYED. degrees above. cold. In some cases they hare ask- The Justice of the peace of Payson SLAUGHTER OF Persistent smudging for the last to be" sentenced to serve time for took case the the" confiscation of three Jilghts probably has saved the up; agraaey- so they could keep- - out of of a large quantity of whisky and growing ycrop from serlcas injury,- but Chi cold. " in some "districts tonighifs" temperaotherTlquorslinll twelve gallons of alis awaited with anxiety. What ture riSH LAKE SNOWBOUND cohol confiscated a weekago fvom has already been donels not damage 7The Fish Lake resort near Richfield the Huish Drug company, and after the to sufficient considered bring $ eo under, snow that no one can get MJlRBLE&v6RilN!Tfe One hundred hunters of Box- - Elder erop belpw the "avefagev """rrr-- t the matter had been thoroughly threshoiler In or but except on snow shoes. In the Pomona, Rialo and Highland His Is the report of Charles Skauga-ftx- ed out the Judge ordered the whisky county and surrounding country will districts orange growers went without to on west Short here of the the proprietor, who is in Salt and other' liquors destroyed- aid the go' Lake, 1 last night,- attending to their sleep Lake. He. is preparing to inrprove the twelve- gallons of alcohol returned to Line branch, next Thursday, January of In the larger part smudging pots. Hurt considerably next season, which the drug store The defense moved 4, and will do all in their- power la a the San Bernardino valley range it Jsn JUnkjuwili .maienaUydita ihe Tor T.Be"aFrest6f JuiigmenTTn order eifigle dajr to exterminate- thvrtbbks waa reported the crop through attractiveness of. the favorite 'place of that have infested that part of the The Beeslsy to prepare papers for further action aeereatlon. state. I there was a rise in Lajta. yesterday In the case and will undoubtedly make The rabbljt hunJwlILAft-carrie4.jju.- t tIrturetha1n1:ou"f0ed HADAME MOUNTFORD LEAVES. a hard fight tojeeep the pIace"from on a well organized e Fo" believe that tonight's frost would 61 W; Fi'rat 80. 8t, Prtvo, Utah. J r J5adamftlMoun(tojd,j the noted lee-- I being branded as a dive on account men are determined to make a rec- not be as severe as that of last night. J taint on Palestine, left for of the Intoxicating liquors which were ord. Rabbits have destroyed craps in last evening."-Sh- e" has given lec- the western part of box Elder county found at. the time of the raid. THE WOLF. teres at- - Parson, 'Trovo," Sprtngville, and farmers who have settled on that Ifleiaant Orove and American Fork CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST'8 SERVICES ground have asked for help. will be the attraction at NOT WHAT YOU MAKE-B- UT Jta addition to 'eries of eleven In Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m, iThe railroad la making a cheap pate "The Wolf" the Opera House tonight by the Wal WHAT YOU SAVE. .Salt Lake. - Madame Mountford Preaching service at 11 o'clock and lor the hunt andit is likely that-th-e scenes areJ The "spends a portion of the winter in 7:30. S. H. Wood will preacji at to- number of rabbits killed will run into ters Stock company. CWIfornlvwhera. her. home TvoodsrofCan. Keep Gn avingIt's !the only lai4 " Pine North morrow's services. e v thonsantfsrrz" the jt -will return to the orient next a salada. The last appoarance of the comsystem for a person-o- n spring after a short tour of the east- ary to follow and it wins. pany in this city'will he in a new Aristates. A A no place where you There's zona play, "Under Arizona Skies," a of of who the life COAL SHORTAGE AGAIN. the people can put a , f ewdollars each story week-th- at live on the Mexican border In Arizona. mohth-- or State Coal Inspector Pettit has will pay is a one to is new said The be and Jest completed an inspection of the play you the returns as savings Crass Creek coal mines. He says very interesting. The company has account. Here your savings been an. is tfcare "earn 4 per cent interest comgreeted by largw audiences duralarming shortage ofcars sad nutlve power In L:mdl!ug coal. ing Its engagement in this city a.nd pounded twice a year. One H have pleased the public very much. six is Consolidated Fuel company dollar opens an account. lib .' ksadred cars behind orders, and the We pay One Dollar per load, for good IidependenrCoal company foftylhous-aaPROVO COMMERCIAL & Manure tons behind, white between Price deUveradirr' . ho-Hlo- rb XX I m. SAVINGS BANK. : r t ad Salt Lake City Pettit counted BIRKIN, ftProvo. last week seven hundred cars loaded "with coal, laid off on the sidings, evFarrer & Whitehead headquarters i-lack-o- f & California Fruits to Farrer at of because engines idently for Cherry Hill Butter, National Bis" r Whitehead's. "laddie the' traffic, r" cuit and Cakes. -- e , "V Your linen is the most conspicuous requires feature of your apparel wearables. .'than other attention jnoreIt is particularly noticeable whether Jt -- - - ia Marshai-XVHllain- a- Co. Fqrrerjfrosr - i Provo Tea & China Go mp an - hut III - ! of-no- me - - a full dress t iperly JauBdefed shirtsfancz waista, coilars and cuffs and wash shirts, Such garments require skill and care to produces , the best "results"" Exactly right la the verdict on our work. Send for the wagon; we'll do the rest"; , - ,DAINTY LINENS. -- ' orange-growin- the jail 1 Q I)dmestic Stwm laundry 468 South Academy - Avenue. - i, MONUMENTS - - W&iting for YOU 1 VeWakyjta44wjll- - jlan,-aadMh- -- You'd come in right jnow if you only igalized what splendid music yotr can hear on the Los-Ange- la ,v.-- - - Victor. - usu-Fa&J- :, . it to yourself and family to find out. Why not come in today r there's a Victor for YOU-J- 10 to "You owe y Easy terms if desired. $250. la-lh- . Provo Bool &Statioaery 3Bfc-- Provo Utah . Princess Pen l&ADLINER HEADLINER H TONIGHT First Sunay after Christmas, TONIGHT iv d " av "Auld Lang Syne" day- scho&L I m. ; - a. Sun- Mornlng.-Pray- .seng,- -7 : 30-p."- er m. At the evening servlces7tir S. D. Colladay, Dean of JtT Rev. Very Mark's Cathedral will preach. f . " Farrer 7, T7 ;45- llr s,.m. -- uiuvu Arrow, , - AT ST. MARY'S. & - and nuts. for candies Whitehead rr tO) 1 i t i . A- Mer-- . EGINNING with January, 1st, 1912, the Wood-Clifto- n cantile Company will conduct a strictly cash business. Our reason is, when we sell for cash we can sell on a closer mar-- . gin of. profit than necessary when doing a general credit business, benefit giving our patrons the directly . s- We have decided on this policy after due deliberation and after January 1st;no merchandise will be charged to anyone. 1H7 E JWANT your patronage and we wish your confidence W3 ..and keep it, as "that is one of the best assets 'of, any B -- . yu ,. Our goods will be marked in plain figures and we will have but one price to all and the price will be as low as the same quality of merchandise can.be bought for in any market' Our buying con ' nections are equal to any institution in the West"V Mr. W. R. Butler, our president, is iheWestern general sales,.. man for one of the largest wholesale houses and manufacturers in the United States, and we have the opportunity of seeing and be. ing in touch with the most desirable lines of this and foreign coun- tries. ,.. Our policy has been and always will be to carry the highest standard in quality of merchandise for the price. We will stand behind the goods we sell and will cheerfully refund the money on any article bought at our store that does not prove to be what we . ..' represent it , -- .. - - : s - - - 's S - . J , - rr'- j ' "'"" ' - . .... - - - ' - r s . ''' - . - - ., v - ' .. - , '. - r - " -' v, . v " . i - " ' ' . . ' -- m , ' . ... . - j ... . - , ... - . , . rrrr. ' : . ; w . ..... ,r .- . - :. ' - ... , 1 rrr--. r,'.. - - , . : s: - ' - - f are, ; : . . 1912, we "r , - . - .. - I ., " " ' ; " -i - '.,''....'. - - l. -i ! " - - ' . . , " . r .. . ... ; ' . . 4 t y you-ma- investigation. .With best wishes to .everyone for a prosperous . Rsepectfully, ' worthof your . We thank the people of Provo and vicinity for the patronage of the past and our former charge patrons will find it will be to their - " interest to givp Ws their cash business T - , " ' and.'cour-teou- s patrons to the same extent as that of the Store. We are alert to the interests of our "patrons aU the while. When we make "a CHEAP BUY on any particular line' our patrons" feel assured it will be p ; We employ only capable will receive the benefit when we . offer. a "SPECIAL," ' feel perfectly" at home. salespeople, who are required to look after the interests of our- - - ( business. .We want this store to be your store; where v . . - ". ,- 1. - -.r ... - , " - - 1 f-- .7 J-. i M! -1 |
