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Show too & PLUMBING HEATilNCr SheeUil etal Work of Every Satisfaction Guaranteed Reasonable Prices Phone 475 L 119 N Academy '474 W. Cen. , . "A man like you," he said, "ought not to ' have a bank account. ' You ought to pay as yon go. It is sot square to the bank. , "Oh," taid the friend, "baxks like mall and active accounts. Any banker will tell you that n prefer an active account" they' 'Tes, said - Bteckman.-'X- utdon't want 'em to have St Vitus; dance." Eichange. (tompanyl .. EXPERT CLEANING AND JPRESSING Prompt Service , count The mG. BIumeHthal Co, Hi - Frederick W. Steckman, noted in Washington for hia quick wit and droit manner, wu remonstrating with a friend for overdrawing a baak ac- Mmimp ProYjTailorinfl much ACTivrnr. Whsa is a cagcrette r'-' ' honel09. j I ammmr , Anderson Sifjns DoelCdrs I came the nearest to it by three states. Puck. - Always Reliable : ,58 life 1 st We4 Phone $49 Glass Co. or Johnson Paint ' Center and 6th W. Phone 77. . s! ft Garage Supplies and Repairs PROVO FDY. & MACH. CO. - oy Rider (turning to the other oc-cupantg of the car) I wtrr;the money,-boy- FRANK. PERFECTLY K Why not get Fatimas this very day and find out for yourself how sensible-cigarette can really be ? ' Eye Sight Specialist EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY for ladies of discriminating taste.t Advance models on display for every occasion. . Tot results In old standing Nervousness and Compl-- icated Eye DefecU, see Head-acne- - MILLINERY Eyelght.3peclallt 20 Block, over Irvine's Store. Ave-nu- iring Old tires'made as good as new We can teach you tile economy. Auto - Phone 200. : 147 W. Center E. G. VUIVVV I V - The Uffeetsr "Would money?" ivv.r certainly, relieve marry me for my "Sure; 1 love you so much that I'd marry you, even If it was tainted." - am '' you - indl- - The Family Garb. Our pa and jna are dressed today - Upon a funny plan; '' For mother wears a cutaway And pa a Balmacaam ' ".,'! ' : 'mmtSk'Wtf: Kjj. " .. h m Im - ...1-1.1- , w , PROVO, UTAH. ESTABLISHED. 1907, ' Joyous Fellowship. Senior What makes .that horrible smell of rubber come from Birthday Farmers & Merchants :J, rj ' John F. Bennett, 12,500.po; BowL AndreW Knudsen, J. J. JCraner, Jas. A. Loveless, Jos. S. !:p SHOULD Kill! KEELER HEADGATE A NATIONAL PARK life?" . "In the opinion of many people, my son, it 1b a mental and physical con "dition associated with and derived' Should the plans .now under way from the Juice of corn." materumze ML mpanogos will be set aside by the government as a natiThe Way of I. onal-park and the grandeur of the "Jaggs always knows Just what mountain with its lake and glacier will would save the country. He takes la be added to Uncle Sam'B numerous The bunch ol Sevier county farm. every point" Play' grounds, Deer, elk and other "And what does his wife do? ers of Inwho have been on game ' animals will be. placed in the "Oh, she takes In washing, park and the government will keep all spection over the central and northIts Nature. sheep and cattle out of the vicinity., ern portions of thestate passed A movement was started a year ago through here Wednesday ' on their "What was turned In about that rifle noiseless to have this mountain set aside as a way home. experiment? A number of them exIn nature of the the "Nothing. national park but nothing further was Provo to examine tu periment, they couldn't make a re- done until recently when the matter stopped ittt " t Keeler Automatic port" Headgate. was taken up by Supt. L. E. Eggert-se' : i , ; K, D. Young of the Sevier Stake at the Commercial club meeting. The Drawback. exto was have an there It being one of thfe party." They were planned "That fellow you've got to coach cursion the up mountalmbeutlhth TaTceTToiironProTTj Benxrtr-T- Bt the you has anything but an imposing apor of the Forest mouth of the canyon on the Provo when 8th members pearance. He has a very poor car Service will be here andean make Reservoir canal where a demonstra- , . rlage." . ; "But then he's nothing but ahack." proper investigations. Hion of the working of the gate was All business given us receives prompt and careful Your account will be appreciated. - i . Provo People Should Patronize Provo - -- "Presi-deh- : n - LAUNDRIES N out how much laundry is sent out of Provo, and yet we can dn better work than ;;. . gTvlenrnTgate'otkBatrsfartertly DID THE OLD MAN GOOD- .and Geo. W. Clough, of Prentiss, Miss., HIS IDEA. was pronounced by these gentle men whose - Judgment can be relied Is seyenty-Beven years old and had troubles with the kidneys for many on, to be by far the best device of years. He writes that Foley Kidney the. kind they had seen on their trip. Pills did him much good. He used They also" visited the "Provo Founmany remedies, but this 13 the only dry and Machine company's works one that ever helped him. No man, young or old, can afford to neglect where a lot of gates after a.ntw The autosymptoms of kidney trouble" For Bale model are being made. Co.. matic Hedqulst is by Drug gate company filling ordera for gates from the Utah Lake & Irrigation company for Provo City; it is WEST BINGHAM ACTIVE also making a number of gates to be placed In various sections v of the - many largerlaundries. We have a good payroll .and employ only - - -- .. Provo Labor: Steam LamndFy Traction Engines DoGood Work. Using traction engines for pulling down the big trees of the western Australian Torests has proved a success. The government owns a numbek of plants and last year cleared the trees off 5.700 acres fcr BtttlenHn the heavily timbered districts, an. also rolled down 5,500 acres of scrub. J. N. Gulick, Prop. HIS REST WAS BROKEN. ; - 4 , . Test of the Paretic. Knockers. 'weakOn account of hla. No jian can knock you on the sly ness the handwriting of the paretic Ami do no with Impunity; ' Tbe only knckpr who Rots-bwill show a characteristic tremor. His Is knowa as Opportunity. defective memory may be exhibited by asking him; to writ? down some Paw Knew 4ht. Answer.foolish sentence like "The Fourth of Little Lemuel Say, paw, what U July comes on October 13 of this year," the' meaning of activand he lose track of the Bion'aftflr putting down two or three. ity?", could remember h!8 raw Borrowing five dollars a week, The neurasthenic ' . much. , son, and dodging the lender for a year. mu-cul- ar y word-sucee- B U; the SEIID in CO a TO UTAH 2) lev fto President Ui - i W. F. Jensen Of Idv Klnff -ta vi" bosvy I Creamery company cane to arrange for cos t in this section. Before rtaj vo they placed a number herds in the north end Upon reaching .. this Wremade' 01 1 city immediaUlj herd of pure bred HoMe the spfc shipped early In nor; Stewart ranch in the Provo canyon. iJOtneL01 be brought la and P'" 13 n'm'v a I , will hive five thousand fn for this county if the VU tU f them.w J BJ MMvm ducts - No thfl cattle which will giw daitrmw out j eor. ;the-na- ran farms and tonsen wd afternoon for the'Je can r cic vniint.V au" fcf-arrange they have cows. Considerable new mining activity Is state for demonstration, and to place with States the .United government now under way between Middle can t ' NEWSPAPER MAN IT. ilTT yon and Settlement canyon In the west testing laboratory at Fort Collins, ' jl . side ot Bingham district, according to Colorado.. . R. R: WenfworM writes. ; 900.0 Nate Hockhlll, vice president of the (Mo.) News, Boston Metals Mining company, and ' Foley s est! ( monia. Henry Jones, a well known mining P but. straightelnede man. Mr. Rockhill "was in from Bing recommena lu ham yesterday, and Mr,s Jones recent luVg. medicine 'B'f",:, - ly made a superficial Inspection of this of hay fever a e and the Bingham-Tooelthis Mining com f, thankful fof icatif men pany's ground, where a force of . ana sou"""--- ' - are now working. It is the intention HedQUisT trusjpf the Boston Metals to start work Exact the of figures July production .in-a. within the week. ;' experirne;; of the Utah Copper company ewere ! Kin C. U. MANY COMPLAINTS HEARD..' given- - out by President useful ror ww that. 0i tried This summer many persons are New York office, and they show poses and solid be n complaining of headaches, lame backs. that- - the estimates made a.week ago rheumatism, .biliousness and of being hit near the mark. The exact July 1: "always tired." Aches, pains and ills production is 14,641.009 pounds. This coused by kidhey3 not dolnj their with 14,730,912 .pounds In work yield quickly to Foley Kidney is compared Jjin May, making the tote attach 14,033,765 June, Pijls. 'iney help elimination, give In months the heaviest three history sound sleejk and make you feel better. Ube work.". ' Fit f - of - th e bi g Bi n gh am m in e. For Kfil TivVpdmifst Druar V.'c ; J r.M O ,D .Wright. Rosemont, Nebraska, writes: "I was" bothered with pains in the region of my kidneys. Sly rest was "broken by frequent action of my I was advised by my doctor Mr Smith (a wise man) My son kidneys. to try Foley Kidney Pills and one 50 cents iottla nyide a well man of me. Tom is a veterinary surgeon. Mr. Jones (not so wise) Weil, he's They relieve rheumatism and back- a pretty young lookln", feller to"be a ache. For 6ale by Hedquist Drug Co. veteran. Husband Had His Good Pplnts. A London mission worker tells how ' shocked she was to encounter this bit of cynicism In the Blums. The conver--" 'cation was befween'two women whose married life had. not been particularly felicitous. "Well." said one ofl them, "of course we has our troubles with all of 'em. But I'll say this for tnj second husband he's better than' my "flftt lle'a In Jail to much that lor my practically' all I ara eelf." , 111 . Berry Phone 164 I laf PMfflMIS Pr-Eggertsen, J. D. Dixon, IIH060S Alas, How Truel "Pa, what is meant by the Joy of BE MADE RobertBee, -v4f;-Beniett riUFATIMASO ' DIRECTORS. T. N. Taylor, ita 1$ ;3ESS r,!T. Vive-Pr- e. Arnold Dixon, Asst. Cashier. -- Individual 1 Junior1 Oh, that's Just some sophomore' holding a freshman's neck on the radiator. Pennsylvani- a- Punch ( SURPLUS Z Dorms?. BANK frwo . I OB .TfRtiWi . Covered. green FlfttbBBbWJhojthjey-puta tree or bough at the top of a new ' CAPITAL $50,000.00. T, N. Taylor, Pres. J. D. Dixon, Cashier. V PA TIMA wis the Qttb Ciitarrtte Awarded the Grand International Exposition, fiiu at the Panama-ftmfl- .. house? f .i.-.i- i gesllOp. or Cffnsupauuu. qmwj Bensonhurst Oh, that's to show make tUfe you liver. liven up jThey that it is covered. Bale feel light; 'free and efaergetic. For succeeded ' ehows "That that they've Co. by edqust Drug in getting the mortgage on it, I y Phone371-- of UwlsJffithQiijUie :MSMit1ncon- I We guarantee satisfaction East. gmoking oil you want ble, Ga. says Foley Cathartic Tab-a ior .eJ'bejst on eartn thorough; cleansing movemenLoDSe Painting, Papering Tinting 290 N. 4th nnp.rf.hant .R : HUDSON'SSTATEMENT. Tfdiiann v.l rs Le Baron Bros. t Vulcanizing With a Com- plete Line of Accessories Pronc 7ft 240 S Academy A. Brimhall Bros, 1- v & accessories. . best-sellin- Academy Ave. Simmons Auto Supply Co. . , For Tires Oils, Gasolin, e 'Vulcanizing-Tir- I TIC jkU : . THEli. C SORENSEN DR. H. P. CANNON - a . i sen. eible for you except pos-- r sibly for the taste. And when it comes to that; be mighty strange if will it you don't like Fatimataste they couldn't sell so fast if the taste weren't extra . good, could they? t er Some Speed. Joy Rider (pulling up at wayside Inn) What place is this! New Woodlesburg, Proprietor Hampehlre. So they sorely are A cigarette b not sensible for you if it leaves your taste and your smoke-hunga little bit unsatisfied. cor if it bothers your throat or tongue nor if it makes you "feel mean" after smoking your usual number. None of these things will happen to you if you find (and stick to) the right cigarette,. But the cigarette that is right for one man may nor be right for another. For instance, Fatimas may not just suit your taste in spite of the fact that they are the g cigarette costing over 5c. . . .J.;. . j Fatimas ARE cool and friendly ' to the throat and tonguer-an- d they will NOT make you "feel mean" after f . . SonsiMs? 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