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Show LIKE The Cost otHigh Living EGYPT OF OLD National French Cleaning Co. Seen Little Change Country Ha m While the Rest of the World Has Been Advancing. Ml , ' Two of these crisp, brown loaves of Shredded Whole Wheat served with hot milk make a warm, nourishing, satisfying meal and the total Everything Returned in Satisfactory Condition Dyeing, Repairing & Pressing Ladies' & Gents' Garments PLUMES CLEANED AND CURLED ' . , HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED ' Phone No. 123 ' - a fa rising again was celebrated every spring within its close. The festival; -- fofnjrtestrTnarcbed around the walls deploring the death of their god Jn the .contest with the, evil one.. In jthe sanctuary lay the mummy, personified by a priest, while a priestess who (represented Isis wept over her dead lord and begge'd for his return. At last the resurrection morning came; theh mummy arose,- and Joy reigned among the worshipers. Again proces. sions formed Upon tfie walls and, marching with banners and musical instruments, proclaimed the risen lord to those, who stood about A few; miles away Is Kom Ombo, th bearutiful temple of Sebek, the crocodile god, whose devotees hated the worshipers of Osiris as fiercely as in later times the followers of the prophet hated the Coptic monkB . whom they foundHortore-t-hem'ithis very valley. Like Kdfu, it dates from the days af JDry andJStcam Cleaning nil In ?ouraeyinjjtoA ssbuan from .Thebes the traveler cannot fail fo be imprePBcd by the two beautiful tern pies of .Edfu and Kom Ombo. The former, situated almost midway in the journey,-i-s of special interest because it Is tbeltest preserved of all the Egyptian temples.;j It was a center of tb eult of Oslrfs, whose death and . is not in dollars and cents atone, but in the breaking down of those vital functions of the body- - that bring - happiness -- and - long life; Neither the high cost of living nor the cost of high living need" disturb the man 6r woman i " who knows J t - GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 95 - 3 IDtahlimfierfiCoM Co; n r H: -- r CASTLE GATE CLEAR CREEK KING -- -- Also LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS -- betolemiewhouiltJbothJjijW- r ', -- - ,lngs on ancient, sjtes. The rulers of tnat time were Hellenists, nut tneir ' MARY PICKFORD ' architecture was that of ancient IN.". Egpyt so firmly rooted TnTBe land GIRL YESTERDAY" OF "THE were the old dynastic traditions. Persian,; Greek and Koman came and who comes to the "Columbia oa Moncarved lheir names upoilthe temples, day, Nov. 15th, Matinee and Night but left no mark Upon the unchanging epirit of Egypt Not even J.oday Is Why You. Should Use Chamberlain's there any alteration, for still the Cough Remedyr houses in the villages are built as of pld,jand over JJiem rise the pigeon towers, veHtebTepylons exactly like Because-i- t has an established reput the towered gateways of the ancient ation its good vcorks. won by of the Temples temples. "Royal is ..Because most esteemed, by it Kile?' by William Warfield in Travel. those who -- have used it'for. many yearB, as occasion required, and are Coal From the Arctic. , .A few years ago, the idea of getting best acquainted, with its gooa quali, coal from Spitzbergen, one of the inost ties. Because It looaenr and. relieves a desolate islands of the Arctic ocean, cold and aids nature in restoring the was a topic for romancers of the Sun- system to a condition. healthy day supplement, type. Now it is a fact Because it does not contain opium of considerable moment in many of the or any other narcotic. world's markets. A single company, Because it is within the reach of all; financed chiefly by American capital, mined neatly 40,000 tons of coal from Obtainable everywhere. The deposit Spitzbergen last year. of fuel ia UiMajJtortllJs said to be INDIAN Bingularly easy to work. It comes in FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12. thick. a Single. 6emabonLfour-fc- et tn4cbing along the coast for 30 mile9. The white man now has driven Pool The surrounding rock Is so solid that Lo from his old hunting'grounds and timbering is not needed. The temper little to fear from FBtttersjtodayjhave ature is always below the freezing once proud redman who roamed the point in the present workings, which does away with thoJneed of pumps. the Western plains. Perhaps the most In fact the only reap difficulty is that of romantic period In. American history getting men and motion pictures have is the westward marci of clvilizati,ori, gone far to solve that problem. Yet heralded, in advance by Uncl Sam's officers. These hardened for every ton of coal In Spitzbergon thereTireteff-i- n .Alaska of at least veterans, adventurers aad equal quality, closer to & hungry mar-ke- enlisted in the army for the- thrills it The arctic zone won'twake a gave them and for the opportunities eal dent in the fuel market tilJLour tojfight which, life on th plains affora-eThe soldiers who paved the way big northwest territory getTh action. forthe coming of ttie railroad were Stop Slavery In Papua. pioneer engineers. They cutjhelr .Our attention is "called by the poles In the forests and unwound and Aborigines Protection so- theirpw n icoils of wire, and soon the ciety to the fact that following the telegraph keys kept the frontier v liliiiilii i II Up'tor Date Shoe Repairing Itnjy-costs-a-quar- ter T ROMANCE-ATVTHEJELL- -- I top7 - "A Square Deal to Every Patron" PHONE 232- 1GO W. FIFTH NORTH. DUNN, Sec'y and Manager. J. M. HARMON, Pres;J,W, Substances Carried to the Ocean. A cubic mile of river water weighs ftpprolmately-4:fr,r.0,0.'- i0 blue-cla- d dare-devi- -5v t. tpBa-a- nd. carrles in eolutirm, on the average about 420,000 tons of foreign matter. tons of solid In all, about 2,755,000,-00sutistances are tbua carried annually ::',::::.r::;:"Z:2zzr: to the ocean .;'. TWO CHILDREN HAD CROUP." The two children of J. W.: Nix, CleveHe writes: land, "Both got bo choked up they could hardly breathe. 1 gave them Foley's Honey and Tar and nothing else and it completely cured them." Contains no opiates. Cuts the pifiegm; opens air passages. For sale by Hedqulst Drug Co. jradVcroup. . Provo People Should Patronize Provd .. g 7S 1 BLACK-HAWK CAMERON SPRING CANYON ABERDEEN -- - PROVO, UTAH . - Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits, heated in the eren .to restore crisp-nes- t, served with hot nulk or cream, make complete, nonrishing, Mtisfjing meal at a totals cost of five or iit Ctnts. AIT"d e li c i o u r wi t - jsiiuijliiiu:!; North Academy Avenye . Coods 'Accepted by Parcel Post -- cost 'is not over five cents. It supplies all the human bodv needs. to work on or olav on and lliP THE - LAUNDRIES Did you ever stop to figure out how much laundry is sent out of Provo, and yet we can do better work than .' ' m any larger laundries; We have a good payroll erd inplcy cnly Provo Labor ' v . . -- Prowo ls .: : SteaiElpndry: J.N. Gulick, Prep. 164 - t u in rrr --. in d. Let tele-pho-n Antl-Slave- MoiarcM tic8 Repair into COMPANY 208 ry Provo Electric Supply blkalion-of-an-articlebyour- the Daily settlements and forts la. the Mlssis-sipbourne correspondent Chronicle whkbdeclared that Bhivery valley.- "A Message forHelp" was .flourishing in Papua (British tells of a corps of young soldiers who was an In .... WEST CENTER STREET Also Salt Lakek Chy Prompt Attention. ..Best Material. Expert Workmanship." We call and delivef Phone Free. are sent west from St. Louis to brave the dangers of-- the wilds and to protect the settlers who have wandered far from the haunts of civilizatlonand who are in constant danger of attack, Seet.thls interesting1 drama at. the with the destruction of their villages Ellen tomorrow (Friday). if they refused to sign on for a term j. : Electric Domes & Chandaliers New Guinea), Investigation made by the Australian government and severe action haaTioW been taken to bring an end to the conditions we described. 1 Among the allegations made were that native police threatened men ; . 396. in one division were actually handcuffed for . .the(bidding deslfJnieajrat of certain professional recruiters, and CURED BOY OF CROUP. EAST and WEST VIA THE - Dearer ...it......'. Colorado Spring Omaha . 'Kansas ...... ..... City ....;.;..... On .v. ....... ' 22.S0 48.00 . 40.00 ......V Louis . 89.75 '.. 59.83 63.85 18, 22, . 'DIVERSE ROUTES. 8TOP-OVER- 8. Proportionately low ratea from other points, 4 51J0 ................ Chicago Memphis MlnneapolU tala October S3; November 20 23; December '.Good three monthf Vetumlng. . fit 122.60 f ..I....,.. 8aa Francisco and return direct 35.00 .'' . A modern, train between San Francisco and St Louis via the western Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande and Missouri PaclHo. NO EXTRA FARE. City Ticket Office, S01 Main St Phone Wasatch 2528. P. A. WADLEIGII, P. T. M. . J. D. KENWORTHY, A. G. P. A. all-ste- Laughter Alia Digestion. "'.Laughteer is one ol the most healthful exertions; it la ot great help to digestion. A still more effectual nelp is a fiose .ofChamberlaln's Tablets.. If you should be troubled with indigestion give them a trial. They only coy quarter. For sale by Hedonist Drug Owe "I Her Good , ' - Health to Chamber- lain's Tablets. owe my good health to Tabli?," writes Mrs. the articles on the market. Your old mattrew-emade like new. "Reasonable prices and prompt renovated and and careful attention given to orders fineet hand-mad- e s Utah County Mattress Factory Phone 345. 06 1 .. VP. 2nd North. Chas. Burrows, Prop. I . Charaber-lain'- a RO. Neff. "Two years ago I Crookston. Ohio. was an Invalid due to stomach trouble. JtpoJt..hr.et hotfle. of thwe Tablets shd hav slnre tnfn )n tfie best of 'Tor nilo bt Ttprt,niist Dm? Co. y n PROVO, UTAH. ESTABLISHED 1907. Merchants Farmers & BANK"':; ' - " MATTRESSES -- - A' ' For Comfort, Health and Economy Get Provo Made 5,-5- 35.00 San Francisco, returning via Los Angeles, Circuit Tour, San Francisco, Los Angeles. San Diego 40.00 On tale daily until Novembor 80th. Final limit December 31st " THE SCENIC LIMITED- : mGTORIES . from Salt Lake, OQden, Provo: Contracted--".- ,, Patronize Your Home Nothing rrlgntenS a motner more . . Roy Boren Manager -- than.JbeulQUd,' hoarse cougfaof croup. Labored breathing, - strangling chok d males of one that all of the and gasping, for breath demand village" bad been captured. London ing Instant action. Mrs. T. Neureuer, Eao V Chronicle. Claire, Wis., says: - "Foley",.' Honey and Tar cured my boy of croup after .Largest Steamship Cargo. other remedies failed." Recommended On ita last trip to the Pacific coast for coughs and colds. from Oriental ports, the Great North-em'- s Tor sale by Hedqulst Drug Co. steamship Minnesota carried what its owners Bay was the largest cargo ever shipped In one bottom in HELP THE OLD FOLKS the history of shipping. The total of the cargo Is estimated at nearly 30,000 tons. Included were 37,500 bales of A Helping Hand Extended to Many hemp from Manila bound for Chicago, . and 2,730 bags of peanuts for the PaOld People in Provo. , cific coast From Kobe came 37,500 chests of tea for overland points via The infirmities of age are many. the Great Northern . road, principally Most bid people have a bad hack. Chicago, New York, Montreal and ToThe kidneys are often weak. ronto, There were, 43,430 bags of Or worn out with yeara of work. Manchurlan mal&e and more than' Backache means days of misery, cases of porcelain from Japanese Urinary troubles, nights of nprest , ports.,. From Yokohama was shipped Doan'8 Kidney Pill have helped to treasure amounting to 1,500,000 yen make life easier for many. In gold coin. Wall Street Journal They are doing- bo for old and young. Center of Population. Provo people are learning this. For more than a century a careful the following local endorseRead '' calculation has been made every ten ' ment. years to fix the eiact center of popu655 East Mrs. Christina "Williams, lation. When . the census was taken "I took Fifth North says: Provo, St, in 1790 the rfcoter ofpopulalion was Pillstime ago some Doan's Kidney, well Md.. fouiul to be pear Annapolis, A decade and they pot only relieved pains east of Chesapeake-hay- . l:tef the center bad moved to a point acrds iuy bdek, but strengthened my I belieVe Doan'a Kidjust irtcyo the' city of Washington. whole system.' ills are good for people of 'adThroiuhrut the history tf the country ney vanced like moved age' myself .and 1 ,thave the population centre has. htwdlly westward at' the rate ct about enough faith in them to publicly speak ICQ. milm every .ttn ''years, the cen- in their praise." ' Don't ter' (t population of our 100,000.000 - Price EOc, at alf dealers. 113 In Illinois near its western boun- simply ask for a kldney remedy-g- et dary, .In another, derada it will prob-ill- Doan'a KWney Pills the same that cro:s the Mississippi", river. Mrs. Williams had. " Foster-Milhurllrald. Co.. Props., Buffalo, N. T. : .:;';.Wiripg - able-bodie- Round Trip Fare Do your work ., pi - ' CAPITAL $50,000.00.' T. N. Taylor, Pres. J. D. Dixon,- Cashier. SURPLUS $12,500.00. . , - T. N. Taylor, " John F. Bennett, , J.'D. Dixon, Ja3. A. Loveless, John F. Bennett, Vive-Pr. Arnold Dixon, Asst. Cashier. . DIRECTORS. Robert Bee, S. P. Eggertsen, ... Andrew Knudsen, J. J. Cramer, Jos. S. Berry e. . , . . ' , . . All business given us receives prompt and careful ' ' Your account will be appreciated. , rr'' |