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Show " ' w. ...Mr ' rioasan I Grove 1.J1A Herald Carrier IT BECAUSE .J MISCELLANEOUS Elvin Richins week 50 Mi CP Awk .1 a r- "" - Mr. and Mrs.-Har- oid Bingham were : week-enMrs. Mary Robison. I 91r uiv.n- - I. RoblsoB-o- f quests of Mr, and MraLILG. Page were Provo v4sltors Saturday. . Mrs. John Conway and children of Salt Lake are vtsillnghererwttb: Mrs. D. Mr. and Mra. Amel Green and fam v ily spent Thursday In Provo. rofessional Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Green entertained at dinner Thursday, The guests included Harry Adamson of Black-foot- , Idaho; Mrs, Betiy Lowe and Mrs. Peter Adamson of American Fork, Mrs H S. Powell of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Green and Mia Genevieve . Fugal of this city. ? DANCE TO LEAR - - Fage. to We guarantee to teach you oil t iuuuciu '.,. ...tne iat.es i ii aces quickly ana cwrecujr. Mr. and' Mrs. C. IL. Warnick enter lidy in Attendance. , tained at dinner Thursday. The in rited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. private Lessons 10 A, M. to Nepbi L. Morris and family, Mrs. Wil 11P.M. STUDIO" WORRELL'S Mozar lard Young .of Salt Lake, Mr, and Mrs Gi P. Warnick, Effie and Merrill War . nick. - Hall - " . Reuben COOK & - at the school BEAN who is attending U. ATC, spent the week Ellis, Y end visiting relatives here. ' Accountants, Auditors, A HUSBAND'S RIGHT Tax Advisors. Income C YOlfSICK?, DR. - MUST DRESS MODESTLY - SPURRIER Tntorno tlnnnl KwiiSeTVtce: T.- - H., Nov. HONOLtJLtJT Chiropractor Over Phones: I i J HIM" - .aper .none asTraresenUtivemericajLiiiJzens, cloth- HANSEN V. - Dnrnrfttire Painting. j and SifiH 3U. "Hawaii's teachers, as members of a dignified and honorable profession and Fairer Bros. Store. Office 126, Res. 247-- J. C must wear modest and sensible at anr for beauty, poise irrace, in, tractiveness are not expressed in ex treme nd sensational apparel.' This exhortation7lorming-a-part- -f thiv rules and reraationr or the terri torial denartment of public instruc Calclmlnlng. tion, has been sent by Superintendent olZ-215 W. Center. Vaughan aiacuaugney 10 eacu 01 u Provo, Utah. 1,600 teachers now employed by the Hanging. P. MAYHEW EDWARD o Tuner and Player Adjuster With lDixonrTayior,- Russell & Co. - Phone Store 544 619-J.- - one of department and is stressed assaiisiuc-tnrr the essential undamentais to fulfillment of a teacher's duties. It may be added that Hawaii's teach ers are almost an women. LEFtTNnPROVOT'ASKSOIVORCE Because, as she alleges In, her complaint for divorce, her husband v.nr.f Wr in Provo and iett ner -- here- - Mrs. Louis WirthUn wants the bonds of matrimony severed. The husband, John M. Wirthlin, " in American Fork. J'hejcouple Uvea REMOVES THE 7 were married last March. Mrg.Wirthlin alleges failure to proCAUSE her vide, and further she charges thatin an husband brought her to Provo out DR. D, D. EOYER" automobile and asked her to get street. Center reached when they m 1M and After getting out of the car, she ' tit North nnlnnlM Phone 287. husband told her she could go any piace bud -77 American COAL JThen he drove back to American THE KIND YOU WANT -. j ' Fork," she says. aard, ;CasUe Gate, King, , .' WorliTi Famoua Street Osteopathy . Tbts-oson- tW41rgJtjj3p Phone 17. LA II. HATCH -- ofpiniott . pears" to si r ' MtLLIONS' OUT OF VDRK?J BUT HARD TO FIND einouse of Economu flnJ Service A FELLER WHO'LL WASH - DISHES. , :N. First W. Phone 748. .tractors of Sanitary Plumb-Steam, Vapor and Hot water Heatingr material y at workmanship ?00d .place t0 and j patron-tJ- ai S&t esti- - .Tia ,u, HI XIZZ - m N-2- 8 d ' tl? TYPEVvRITER EXCHANGE J paired. Thla Is Our 'Z Guarantesd. 'PP'e - Electric Supply Ces'.cr. rhoa 39. U -Aar rv lF.itb 214 W. ; h kei . thelr Jy 31-- 4 CHEAP wagon. Enquire 236 80. 5 FOR SALE 416 ROOM AND BOARD sity Ave. Cooper West "J. Univer-- ; - K E7Wa6n.T432 G. T. . Mrs. Kate Olsen of Salt Lake City is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Walter Wheeler. S. G. Elmo Cheever ' Phone 175-- 7eRoy Hardy Phone 570-- J. 244 W. First North. Lisonbee, Carter. Phone 133, W. STOP t ! Mrs. Owen McKen'zie Is a Salt Lake MOVING PACKING SHIPPING 7 " . visitor this week. Throwinjf Away Old Tires. FOR SALE Baby buggy. Apply 218 N. 603-J- . Bring Them to .University. Phone Fourth ward of the officers The HARDY-AD- D PROVO a quilting held association RUBBER SALE3 COL Primary SALE of work FOR Span good -home of Mrs. Alma Wheeler For Repairs ani horses, large truck and good heat bee at the 67 North First West D-- 2 Friday afternoon in preparation for ing stove. Call 186-P1TCPSUPER1 the bazaar which will be conducted Office Phones No. 148 and No. 6. -- BOARD. PR ROOMS about December 2 at the Fourth ward UaiLOTREAD i moating hnnnft. Phone 649. ProyoCityiUtah.- FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping Phone 500-J- . rooms. 115 E. 3rd LONG DISTANCE FURNITURE AND PIANO Levi Phillips, city recorder, with his left Springville for Smith-fiel- d furnished family have Eight-rooMOVING A SPECIALTY FOR - RENT . Mr. Phillips expects house, iOOC"TniveTSl First and Last Transfer to enterritatne6akenr1)usines. Company South of Salt Lake City. Largest Guaranteed. RENT 3 modern furnisned Satisfaction FOR ROYAL SHOE REPAIRING CO. The Mothers' Study club met at the rooms, 460 W. 3rd S.. Call Allen, Rates Reasonable. First Class Storage Room. ' hom of Mrs. Flora McKenzie Friday II 208 West Center. Jfternoon-MraStellStraw assisted a 8, furnished the FORJENTModera-roomWhere Quality and Workman tr Mrs. Rena Roylance, Mrs. Martna ' for housekeeping. Phone 306-ship Counts, We Win. Harrison, Mrs. Maud Thorn, Mrs. josie FOR RENT Two furnished rooms and Alleman, JUrs. Druzella Clark; Mrs. inninnniHiUinmuni-HinauiHt- t We Call and Deliver Free. garage. Phone 381-R- . Ella Reynolds, Mrs. Anna Johnston, Phone 674. ,Mrs. Lou Binks, 'Mrs. May Crandall, FOR RENT Apartment, good Mrs. Susan Smith, Mrs. Nellie Burt, tlon. Call 317 W. Center. PROVO TAILORING CO. ' Mrs. Mlnneta Bird, Mrs. Emma RowStraw. We guarantee to make your modern, base land, Mrs. Stella FOR RENT ment; corner 9th W. and Center. a as clothes look like nejr. John Reynolds of Salt Like ; CaU 507-R- . Springville vlaltor Saturday. Phone 475. We CaU and Dearer, FOR RENT Modern home. 60 E. 4th - - ill ii &f4i-''Wilaan underwent who Eva Miss Clark, Iforth. In . iir: oDeratlon at the L. D. S., hospital ii Colonades, paruy RENT Bookcases, Stcr House, ' FOR I Salt Lake, has returned home. Mlssi i acre 01 1 . In ::: feellnz ... fi.llv raonvprnit . ... , and modern, good barn, etc., tnb 'L-!- i A . .a & la H&l Built-illll n Kitchen Cup .u.'j Fixtures, aw r m t 2.2 fruit Phone 426-J- , 15 w. n a. ii i All Kinds ,of Call-n- et board, and After alt the Dersortal gift Is your A. A. 'AnderInstructor Scout Boy friends nhAfnnp.nh th only oift your Work. r II I m i i I IMi son of Pleasant Grove, visited Troop 4 , cannet buy LarsofL&JtoJIowColum- - j of Springville, Saturday evening. 7 Furniture Repaired' bla theater. , D-- 5 N-2- 8 SERVICE toT-eslde- - 400-K'- - N-2- 5 r ere h08tessB-6ervingPresentw- N-i- tli ' tf ".iisia: J WL'N .. 1 irillTlllfl wjFjam-m- r7 i i:s love N!rr Lvm Is s bat forty-n- v. .b. StSJLS ' bo , ett. .objaased, with, war - . flamont continuously and houwhold dut-- I rrantly reelects lea, the propar care of the ehildrori and the plaintiff's eomfort and so-- ' elotyj became earelecs ef ezpendi-fci- a turea, fiuod the plaintiff's house wlthf peraons un known to him, spent Ions1 periods away from home, and was out all hours of the day and nlfht with, men of whom the plaintiff did npt thtofs 1 -- , approve." No Lovenplt This la part of the answer of ftr L Claiming that his wife loved another Arnold B. Knapp, profecaor of opthal-- l 1 when she married him and went mologr In the New Tork Cohere and 8urreon and one oi ; thiuk the ceremony with htm to' Physicians the leading eye epecialteu of America anlte. Uat otheVj Enaelbert Vlerhaua. saiearoan, oemee - iam to the ewwrce complaint of nis wif Brooklyn cruelty charge brought against him He further claims that her in har nilt for seDaratlon. This other, temnarament haa drawn her to ftnnn thelr- - four - children, - Ja pete la the diary hi wire aepi, acooruina eearch of a divorce. He" Is Bahtlng to hen husband's awewer. , her ault :.--- ; - . The fve defendant; - fa of " a highly Loved Another A Bronx widow loved an Elizabeth, N. J man but for some reason or' other decided to wed a New Yorker. I hours :fter the" Within twenty-fou- r ceremony ahe took two bichloride ol. mercury tablet but prompt action by, her husband and physician aaved her! life. She wrote her Jersey admlrerj that she intended ending tt all be- -; cause ehe bad made a grave mistake After leaving pie hospital she exe- r- ' - arain and said ahe wished to live with the man she married and really tern- "- I . tlonai, neurotio and jored. i , . ; .. . ; ' If perameat and diapositlon, and haa not a proper regard for the truth, and Love Neglectful Mr. James McLaughlin, wife of a! because of such temperament and dis-lumberman of Providence, R. L, ha( position the plaintiff has at all times -; aofor her tteea awarded a divorce from her. mad a great allowance tlon and conduct After the begin- - husband and $20,060 In alimony en tht as war the and, nine of the great grounds of cruelty and neglect to believes, owing to the emo- - ue by a court at Orlcwold, Conn dethe caused strain Mrs. McLaughlin has received U.50 thereby, tlonai fendant's pecullarlUea became much n caah and the balance will be .Although at nrrt pro-- posited In a bank for her. Ehe wfTI. German in sympatniea, law ne oe- - receive ISO a month of 4hi f"" .he earn ebseeeed with aa unreasoning next six. months, when the. Ann hatred of everything even --allgbUyere, m her suit -- win be entered nnd I connected with Germany, because of ahe win . receive the balance of be j tha elaintlffa descent from German allmonv. lo ; ; ' , tbe-dini- ::: Il -- -r- ng oom,-whu rug"for we : have arranged - for- - a new safety razor as a "remembrance for the wife. But while the gifts for the ., family may - present something of a problem, we W call with joy tb fact that Christmas Cards make the most suitable remembrance for relatives, friends and pleasant acquaint-ance- s. - I -- f Parts of the Intermountain I Iin ! ' . - Hi - PEAY BROTHERS iii J Edwin A. Peay, Prop. General Blacksmithing ant! Horseshoeing, Auto Springs Ete SG3W. "Center StTProvo, Uuh. jii Pi - !i! personal Christmas Cards and appro- priatei cheerful messages -- efcl greeting from you. If you have not as yet looked into the matter, permit us to submit rNew Century Printing Co. 30 East First North. WHY WORRY? ... , We can save y o u money , -- :4 ":- ..:.:.. ;;i' ' r w. III" - f 'ilif i ' ' t repairing old shoes, ECONOMY SHOE SHOP , 403 West Center. ' ';:""; ii.. ' " Handles Sell Them. ' women Manufacturers "'pny-'nn- st Sctcct uuihrclla more for t!i hip;rs atfractKetit'ss of the handle ttmn for jthe wearing .qualities of the cloth. T that end fancy haplles tliis son son ata being 'niade even. more fancy. Ivory, -- ember asw to t them. i ! Use Herald Want Ad& J your by,:, :iT - , .. Eii H - - -- Countay. New and Second-han- d Bikes. Rent Bicycjes. J ::: , v- - - - Everything :g - In 'our plant we are prepared - J. eHBeBeBsaMejeameBBBaBBaeeMBBBMaB zrto zprintzattractrve samples. S. W. PETERSON 554-335 W. Ceatef. i i CHRISTMAS "- l tK . . . We have a tip that the wife is going to present" us with a new- Phone Repaired. Prompt Service; ft Twenty years of knowing hotr Makes F. II. Olsen leader now. F. II. OLSEN BICYCLE SUPPLY CO. 330 WrCenter St., Provo, Utah. -e Sell Rebuilt Bicycles in A3 . . . " three-fourt- ' ' hr ad Dividing Pay Envelope What IS a fair division of the eon tent of the pay enveiopef This flae- tlon haa been settled by a magistrate la Queens County, New Tork City, eaae that came who in a H.rnM Mm ruled that huibatid must of their pay to turn In of the. their wires, for the support family, and eould retain- only one. themselvea. fourth for .. I I J IT IS HERE AGAIN ' in . i . I I stock, traaafarrad to tbe plaintiff Uiel Danclnf loves dano- Other entortalnmonU, but b.r Sdaband. David Irwin, sixty. f Port ArthOntarUvJiatea att such frivol- ona araiiHmenU, oo a divorce ha Alimony Ben aranted by the courts wife f $1 a year was granted the divide to the husband was ordered property Into three parts, one o-efwhich he retain for himself, the ond part toes to his wife, and the third to thtlr five children -.to be held ' for them. ' Eh. ... ff PROVO ca d Eae-eentr- r000,v offer for your P--l t)eautlful street in the wrorld Aong those "in the running1 may be stree- t- Edinburgh hei from which the city received th of "Athens he olcknameTf X Beptembre, X wnrth. th Via . cotiio Btreet. Dublin; th n AmM. riiao and the Plaso.Mayo street both fn Buenos Aires JtheHlgb wnoe aen Cnter Belfast; and the Berlin- - ";- exlstfrte-whlchJBJnejno- Underta!rinitCo irst class He-;ro- N7-2n- d ittz Panther; Qear Creek; Black Hawk. ; Z.Z T SM00T& SPAFFORD e St...,' ' i-- -O- rj D-2- International News 8ervlce. Office Over Hedquist No.l. LONDON. Nov. 30. Complaining at Tottenham "of assault, s woman, said S. Bean it was the second time the same man LCook had assaulted her. "I took no notice when ne ticked ARE me the first time," she .said, "because it was dark and I took it to be my hus By removing the cause of a I saw it was a stranger bandThen jsease the effects are elimi- - and I screamed." - Old Thing Made New pre- . atedrr lepair Column of J -- . ESIand Ditmars explained. A couple of good whiffs and Mr. Snake lose his equillhrium. He takes on a ailly sort of a grin and imt naturally wants to go to sleep. When the cobra i pretty well pirflicated from the oone he will Inhale, then lit make a final effort to remove the akin bag from his eyes. BRIMH ALL BROS. Each time we tried it before the aake'a disposition was such that we Vulcankinjr and Tire Repairing decided to give htm he otone ag. Jag U somethiug new in E. ItTBRIMALL, TRANSrES reptile study. It was recently discov223 West Center ered that . snakes succumb to the slightest change in temperature. All Phones 73 and 263. the snakes at the too are kept in a house which ia steam heated throughout the year, and if the tempera tue U permitted to drop ao much as five deWe don't meet competition gree lo er than ' summer heat the snakes show the effect of the change, we set the standard. If no oat else CAN do it, send it,to ua. Joy Ride for Big Snake. When the weather gets below sero r am going to take King Cobra for an BUSTER BROWN SHOE auto ride through the country, Dit- !wM have him pUced iu REPAIRING CO. BIGGEST ZOO S!IAKE . ' that hard cider has on the hired man, OZOM JAG FOR COBRA By LEO T. HEATLEY, The members of the Fourth ward International Newt Service Staff an entertainment Saturday evengave Correspondent. FOR SALE Heating stove, In good ing for the choir members. An InterNEW YORK. Nov. J8 Enter the ' conditon. Call D-- t esting program was rendered, after osone Jag. ' . which refreshments were served. LOST You are' losing money The well known Bronx cocktail went syou trade with the Wasateti Miss Thelma Wheeler of Springville iut when Volstead acted and inhublt- ' and Edwin Watts of ExtelL Utah, were fants of that benighted boroug'u have FOR SALE iHternationaJ Correspond- united In marriage Saturday, Novem been hard put to it ever since to conence'' School course fh electrical ber 26, In the Salt Lake temple. coct a satisfactory --eubxtltuH. The engineering. Can be changed for any ozone The Jj. I. A. of the" Fpunh ward jag Is the nearest thing tht y other course. Present cost 1145; will sell for $G0. E. R. Van W'ageneu, 13 gave an entertainment In tbe ward have been able to evolve. - ; N. 7U W. Hf amusement hall last evening. The af 7 But this sort of "piflicatioB, la not fair was in honor of the fathers and what at first blush it would seem. fUK BALE-- H annfiEA. Mrrnll . nifl mothers of the ward- - An excellent program was rendered and dainty re- - Omyno! , In fact, unless you are pe beets by the ton, and soft head cab- frMhatasef vedr culiarly sueeeptible bage for chickens, SH W. 4th 8, ""ncage gu ilglit back o Mr. and Mrs!. Thomas Latttm, Jr., cTtahgesTOtrTan Phon 612. ws Tver. ThTrTti . r$ entertained path of thtrsty Tectitude and'risid oh- - on the hiHd of tWe the bus hU hightot 1a the FOR SALE Hay, grain, floor and Those ' 4Vh ?if, ana Mrs. v. ing its eighteenth presentwerft feed at lowest prices. Wasatch Pro- H. Went of Prov Wtaich. Mr. and dau8e.facqulree-Monr-Ja- restriction, K After a riva of about fifteen miles See - . ... . ? cu ? duce. tt Msr.f James Wtngate, and tbe Packard - doa't drtak,; anything at all. I figure this snake will be stewd to family of Springvllle; JTbomas LattlA. B. KEMP curitur of the the. eyebrows, w to speak, and wtiiie Raymon L, Ditmars, OR SALE Coal heater, gas range, mer, and Mls Lattimer of Salt Bronx " htui Sr, UVe I'll and la he groggy good consultation after witu Zoo, t A1 aarenpoirt1eather-cvredt library .br-JLtfc nf !. Master Welder out of the cage and operate on him. 4t emtnenthyridan(Wed-that-E., or v- - v,.lo labjeat a bargainjJ4S -- He'll Fix It.'. If herts ausceptlhlftOrrhi-tol- d An ftljara. wpa BflftQQnaw v m 44 vvvvoai Jri wA vukvfnin . f.- tw iu ma vj'V'i phone 550" W, tlon on King Cobra, the higjest snake weather as gr other .snakes of his Miss Kelt SumaioB ot Saltiak&Clty in. bSi collection. difficulty There la a big layer famillrwonj-tavtrmuc- h : FIRST CLASS SHOE WANTED Good milch cow, giving not spent the' week-en- d here with her Pf skin over tilft cobra's eyes, blink- remoYlPi that hothVrspmeHfnnrtrora less than three gallon (per day. sister, Mrs. Ellen McKenEie. REPAIRING I'm f And while at may it his srting him, ad repeated effort to re. PhonS ?8l-W- . hejbe-haye- s hia it fangs, move it have proved futlla. At the decide to polish Vernon Hutchlhgi JLfca We absolutely returned well, attempCtlS-reptU- a ruarantM ht& WJupped its last FOR SALE Young mare, good work after a four months' sojourn in sinuous 'whl the After the hom, tohti operation work. Prices reasonable. length around the bodies o horee. J. 0. Jacobson, 950 S. 5th W. Oregon, Ditmars aid three assistants, and the be placed ia a warm, air tight box end PK0V0 SHOE REPAIRING HEMSTITCHING and ICOTINQ gives four of them fought for mora than an hurried back to his steam-heateAveritt met hour to last George Saturday lives , rom the flat, where he will recover quickly 127 N. Univ. their save, a beautiful finish to fancy and with a Ave, ; Phone from' his osone jag ami become a very serious accident, while poisonous snake. : embroidery work. Hemstitching makes rounding up cattle. . snake again. healthy Where Here's Ozone Figures. the crochet' edge easy and saves time. Dr. Ditmars makes his formula for when Ditmars suddenly pushChristmas gifts of scalloped pillow The boxing exhibition in the' opera ed Again, WE SERVE THE PUBLIC to the ozoone jag public tor what It Is Into s hand his the cage reptile luncheon sets, table cloths, bouse Friday evening, November 25, slips, below the fattened head he worth. It grab tAuto doilies, scaffs, dainty aprons, baby was an exciting affair from start to Paintirnr, Auto Tops and his aim and for aobut three !"inh. The main event, five rounds missed, rseat uovers. Heseconds like and Iee4 looked slow It it mueii guaranteed. Singer Sewing Machine between Kios?wdell and Jjtck Jensen, flowers for the curator. Revarnishers. Junior and stater were playing la Enamelers. Co., 97 North University Ave. was a decided draw; four roundb, C"f-forsnake to an the the - All Kinds of Top vicuna:; starti sister when suddenly was a vs. Repairs an4 garden Kid Crandall, Pierce LOSXm-Man'aJu- r gauEtlet glove, last drawtbe - prelIminaryLon teJSmith otone jag as soon as me nwiU: S3U ik '2fmtng. When mother ran out CeUuloid Work. March. Reward. Mrs. W. Marriott, vs. Kid good and snappy somewhere ab9ut Jnntor-sala'JI- tt"' LueLahe PROVO AUTO Bailey, was very good, Smith tour 638 Twenty-seventor nve neiow aero, ne aaia. at, Ogden. D-TOP & PAINTL-winning the decision oyer Bailey. to thought It was abulUrfly, But it Tta Good stiff. coM weather seems FOR SALE. Hundred acres, more or nd il t)Wtf er " MPANY have-th- e- apon-a-anasam effectMrs. Josle Ecker who was operated AH Work Guaranteed. 'lessrwest-o- f Spanish Fork, good R.An-derso- n water right, $75 an acre. Provo house on for appendicitis' at hospital November 26, in taken as part payment W. P, Han; W, Oenter. as well as can be expected, .. sen, American Fork. iui " SO, 1921 F. Martain. Phone SO-Herald Carrier, Chas F. Martain. WANTS WANTED Position woman: canabi by middle-age- d 8 run ctiarge; small family r.. ferred. , FAREWELL PROGRAM GIVEN. A farewell program was given in the tabernacle Sunday evening in honor of LaVere Wadley, who will leave today lor a mission to the central states. . vThe numbers rendered were as fol" ' ' - . lows: Congregational singing; prayer; selection, band? reading. Miss L. LindRasmus-sonvocal Mrs.' ; Ernest solo, say; violin solo, Alfred ,Swenson; remarks, member of bishopric; selec- - 2.25 Ms), frarS1 e Classified Herald Reporter, CoraWadley Phone 80-- X.5n THE PROVO HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER " ! lJ |