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Show (1 THE PROVO HERALD. PAGE TWO. Professional Column A VWI n.w J felt fM .' . :T',rZrcr7SLSie07Lur !VCEY JWNVf.!?'w riX apf 4k at residence, East First North. '355 R. MADISON W MERRILL -- .EDITOR 3, C. RODGEES. DENTIST PST Il . V i THEM WEU AU, ufBTAaJijuiar..y V H K K J&UWS AS I fete irT-- - WES AMmO mom twev . ;Gi6;E(Dk 1 f 7) I F:blished every week-daexcept Saturday, ana ' Sunday mornlHg,7at The Herald Building, South Flm West street Provo, Utah.Telephone 95. and Sunday, TERMS OF SUBSCRiPT10N---Dail- y deKvereif by carrier, 46 centermoirtbror $3.50 the year in advance; by mall. 3.50 year; Sunday only, .. ... by mall, li.OO the year, lh advance Teacher of Voice Studio ByBLOSSER - JT wairVSll ML- .1 FAY LOOSE STIEHL WMNKTW k - Freckles ancTHis Friend. Children's books from Vojland. All of Edgar A. Guest's Books and many .others appropriate for Gifts. AND PUBLISHER Taylor The Daily Herald was entered as second class mall matter June 6, -- former hospital IsriranTTTe'Suriday matter Hm 35 E. Second S. May X,1222T At:tha pbstoIflceProvo, Utah, under tie Act .otJiarch S, ' Utah. cated-ft building, Provo, '.'."' 1819. VETE RlNARIAN OUR 4 Paper-Comp-an fYOUR STATIONER Provo, Utah, FINEST WARSHD?. t-s- The latest) finest, most modern American warship is the West Virginia, just gone into commission at dreadnauttht 156 W. 3rd N. Phone 681-NNorfolk, Va. It is a mighty fighting craft, displacing 32,500 tons, carrying 1,400 officers and men, with' big batteries of h guns,, guns and torpedo guns, DR. H. F. CANNON tubes, though not so large and fast a3 certain British and Scientific Eyesight .Specialist Japanese battleships. The commissioning of this ship, as Secretary Denby Oyer Irvine's Store,. "marks the end of an era." It is one of 12 such fighters says, Phone 555. Utah'. Provo, planned some years ago. The other 11, in process of building, were scrapped in accordance with the Washington arms limitation treaty. The West Virginia is like one kitten saved from' a little. No power will build anymore such battleships, at least during .the period of the treaty. How Americans, woulti have thrilled at "the entrance of this mairnificpnt: warshin into naval service in the vears when Hrvw' f?nof?vi1f TJiiPulnro fiahtincr nnvv ....... ...... r "O tin ....... , ... w:i 'J "I' .....'t'n.ifii.i4!nnf .,!., Vitfiil f f tin nrinutvuotiAn An1 nnovofinn fry f e would have been in the davs orUL7 Erven our fijHiiing craft were rushing lor the war zone!, Now the pubkc is strangely unmoved. What? An other of tho.se expensive battleships? I though they'd stopped "building 'em altogether." The taxpayer yawns the expenditure, and wonders, before lie dismisses the sub- ject Irom his mind, whether a bomb, trom a hostile airplane will ever. hit the West Virginia. So -t DR. ARTHUR VANCE 16-inc- anti-aircra- five-inc- h. I &0PlMAPkW WOMT"WSrE R 1 600OT00! XdoUJ t ' jfmmW' Qt03W-'- BUSHEL fOPASftED ME88ETEy PIES AKf.TUBl ABOUT TEN DBUE? i ft TA7DES. . Ship By Truck! P UTAH CENTOAL" TRUCK LINE Salt Lake to Provo , hnili-fini- - ! a- - 149 Pierpont St. Service Salt Lake City. Express Phone Freight rates. Was. 4350 ! ' wl f. J. OUT OUR WA Y. , ( 7 times-chang- e. FEEDLNG GERMAN CHILDREN. Quick Relief II DEVS OsiE,. iHiMtr WASH t children-are-tarvi- J v ' I German notiiuV but e, great numbers of them in the densely .populated regions. There is, as usual, an American-relie- f All the suiFering in committee working to those feed and boys hungry girls. the world won't cure "But," some one protests, "German crops are reported Pain makes disease. as good. Why should we give money or food or time to feed most diseases worse children in a land where there is plenty of food ?"' Gen. Charles G. Dawes, chairman of Chicago's committee ,and sometime; brings for this relief work, answers that question with characteristic on still further dis- directness. ."It is no more reasonable," he declares, "to deorders. . cline" to aid the starving children of Germany because food Stop the pain and exists in Germany .which they cannot 'get than it would be give nature a chance to to refuse aid to a starving man in Chicago because surplus ' work a cure. food exists here." He points out that the .German machinery for the ex DR. MILES' change of commodities, including labor, has broken down. The currency system has broken down, so that the government has no credit and no strength with which to put into effect relief measures that a strong government could use in One or two will bring time of emergency to compel the distribution of the neces relief. Your druggist sells them sities of life. Therefore, if the children are not to starve or to hasten,, at pre-w-ar prices 25 doses through their suffering, the spread of violence and Dossiblv 25 cents. Economy pack-ag- bolshevism, America must help. Ten million dollars is asked, and the sum will probabljrlje given by this d 125 doses $1.00. iana. -- Is W -- ' v t I NO. AN" OEV HAN NOSOOCN KIN 6AV OAT CAMEL- - 7 . 'r V W . 1 m-- M . OB VO'M bOO A LIKE A HAWSE.- - y Jof-jours- ng l By Williams vjWUAK ' " West Center Street. Phone 30. NEW AND REBUDLT TYPEWRITERS BOTJGDTy SOLD AND EXCHANGED FACTORY SERVICE ON ALL REPAIR WORE. -- l GEORGE D. CQRNMAN, Mgr. PROVO TENT, AWNING AND HARNESS COMPANY ; LADIES' PURSES AND HAND BAGS AT COST. 33 DISCOUNT ON MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND UULlttUArS oUUcoSLIJ STUCK. e, We warm-hearte- 34,000-poun- FINE FALL OF EVERYTHING IN LEATHER AND CANVAS. WE REPAIR AUTO CURTAINS AND WINDOWS. FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING. six-to- ' WASH FUNM ALLOWS THAT RXKS. I Got C NQW TtMT (ve'vs Which suggests that n It is not ' &acyc IN nCKB TOW TO COM VM OINC TO READ TO VdV OUT OF TV5 -- dOTi on a " y. Hurry late to build , . John Keel, Prop. GO AROONiD THROWING1 BOUQUETS. . . . rv WEATHER Too LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MITTS, GLOVES AND POCKETBOOKS. MANUFACTURERS STRENGTH George . N. Crow. Ottawa contractor. claims he has the strongest team of horses in the world. (jeorge says his team, weijrhincr 3600 pounds, recently hauled d n a vehipiece of machinery 500 feet, in a cle. Fortunately the motor truck is rapidly putting an end to this sort of thing. Rather Me.m the day, it's discovered that a can of neb- bles, rattled by the driver, stimulates a horse more than a whip. are having - - - DOINGS Ok THE DUFFS." 127 West Center. ' - " Mt AJkMM. Ill 1 I from down to wki COLLECTIONS . ..E-Zrn- r utoi:- wr - I 11 Wk TJJil I v- 1 f WHAT'S matter? M'the rrri I H 11I Provo Mercantile Agency - (Incorporated) Collections, Adjustments and Ratings Everywhere. Torn In your claims today. Prompt, accurate attention to each and every claim. Garnishments If nec- essary. Office: Rooms THAT GARAGE, Phone 431 SLEEPING PORCH, ZlT'S AeoVT FctTiiviQv'PeAft HUSOANP. bt even a or umsN. flirt: to rLR.TATic?N; to jmakis cove rort mere NEW HOME CONQUEST. And efcGAGE m 1 TH4T'S YOU , IT SAYS roTHe-ROR AWAY WITH A 'FLIRT: ClGJHT. s-- . SSS??5S555TO?:'' COAL. iii.i. y : Farmers & Merchants Bank Building. Provo, Utah. -- " nVC.' . 11 liMANT FftDMVl l : ! Christmas will bring to you the usual difficulties of suitable remembrances. You can give twelve acceptable gifts by having us make you a dozen of our spe-' cial photographs. . Arrange Today by Telephoning 384. HI i TH iu at Your Service" MUTUAL COAL & LUMBER CO. . ' CM - I' 0, I t .n.i "Always . . . MUTUAL ' FLIMC. OUT There is nothing quite as I;--,- " 1J for heating them So' good exotge 214 An(iPain Pills ' Phone 867. 3. . U Provo. 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