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Show 1 THE PROVO HERALD. rha littrui.i.l fclRCUS FOLKS ...... - .I.... after suriy f Inactivity, were eeral very i. . months much to going through their paoes. "Do you know," the elder sister asked, "that u eye 1.200 times ami that that's the reawin the trainer can handle 'em? Yon can imagine Low bis a man looks to an !'' She gtieSNed the tiger's eyes magnified Under Moments Leisure incnd considerably, too. The circus is born and bred In the boue of the Nelson family, Seek Other Pleasures. which, they proudly aKMert, is the only real family" in the business, International New. Benrte. f NEV YORK. April 8.-- Did families you the rest of the made up usually of relatives Iver pa"81 t0 wonder what circus being far removed. But the Nelsons' r,u An to amuse themselves avt-rs- e NEVER TIRE OF mug-nifie- s SURROUNDINGS are nor. leading uon. round or hanging oy weir eye-ro- r on a trapeze? Tney do Just what everybody does stick around "the out fit" or "talk shop,' 'or seek some kvhen they work." Take the Nelson family, for ln- the tance, now appearing with combination Barnum k Bailey & Kinpling Brothers' big show at Madison Square Garden. There nave Deen inree genera-ion- s of the Nelaont who earned t heir livelihood under the big top. n'ou'd thick Arthur Nelson, the Lather, and Mrs. Nelson and the Cii unusually pretty daughters and flittle P"l would be "fed up" on Jibe none too fragrant atmosphere, ItUe blaring brass bands, the snarl-lin- g animals and the other less al- Curing angles oi circus me, wuicu, it seems, wouia long since nave lost Its glamour for them. Not so. They Like It. Several days before the big show opened here recently you could find Pa. Ma, the six daughters and the boy ranged around the "reserved seat" section, enthralled by Especially are we deeply touched by the effort that was put forth in the search of the Im1.v and for the bravery that was exhibited constantly by the rescue workers in the ions search. Fur the beautiful fl.iral offerings ciivus jmster rather inclined to ttun nun . in nur tur.t laeated through and through with Cj'llll VI 11117 lUtUi A UCJ their work and are as enthusiastic atiut it as any kid in knee pants who has to sneak in under the tent or carry water fir the elephants in order to view the spectacle. x- V Wc;.:.. .... (or its toft, ALBERT MABEY 516-- J 3SH RENT with hath. at N T W-- A 3 furnished 70 E. 2nd S. 210 S. 1st E. JED J modern RENT-4-roo- m ... D fur- A-- 9 ll A-- 9 9 A-1- 4 U A-1- 5G4-M- tf 9 SCOIT P. STEWART 4 tf Civil Engineer and U. S. Mineral Surveyor. Columbia Theater Bldg, Provo. rtah Land and Mining Surveys; Irriga tion and Drulnage; Structural De sign; Consulting and Reports. Office recently moved to Columbia Theater Bldg. Telephones : Office 209. Residence A-2- 2 tf tf 8 A-1- 4 PIANO TUNING tf ll 9 ll A-2- A-1- B Falling Arches A-1- A-1- J. 786-R-- tf 210 A-1- 4 from foot trouble through trying such makeshifts as ready-mad- e arch supports or corrective shoes which cannot fit properly the vastly different shapes of feet. For aching limps, weak feet or flat feet wear flexible, featherweight arch supports which I make to order only, from a cast of the foot in corrected position. Positive comfort mattress and Leonard refrigerator. Phone 920; address 933 N. University. FOR SALE Phone 689. Whitney baby buggy. A-9 PIANOS for rent Bates Stores Co. FOR SALE Large brown mare, GOOD eating and cooking apples, FOR RENT One furnished ilee 25c and 50c a bushel, not dewell reasonable. 712 S. ing room, one block from Rob 2nd W. broken; livered. Phone J. B. Wal- PIANOS FOR RENT Taylor Bros., 4 erts hotel,. $10 a mouth. Phone 258 View. Pleasant ton, piano department or call at 240 S. 1st E. PLACE your order for Baby Chicks ANOTHER bargain used piano. for certified hatcheries and in- FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs FOR RENT Two light house spected flocks, with Utah Poultry Taylor Bros., piano dept Tancred strain, for setting. Producers keeping rooms. 260 S. 5th W. Ass'n., 65 W. 5th Champions, winter layers. $1.00 for FOR SALE New bookcase; also! 0 15. $6.00 per hundred. Hillas Poul All S. Phone 89. A-two cows. 400 E. 7th N. W. Phone N. 395 9th try Farm, f. 781-R-- A-1- A-2- 0 u tf OWENS REAL Co-o- ESTATE CO. A-2- 9 A-1- 6 812-- 214 West Center. HOMELAND REALTY COMPANY Phone 86. Feather Support ented). 9 win. Sen 1 You can buy of us. it better The lot for you! 4x12 lot, east front, northeast part; a real snap at $650.00. brick home, big barn, garage, etc., lVa acres of ground, close in on paved highway; will accept small home as partpayment; only $5000. frame, new, terms; $3250. New brick home, near university, 5 rooms ground floor, 5 rooms basement, 2 sets plumbing. Yours for $6500. Let us find you what you want If yoa want to Buy Sen or If you are interested in buying or trad we know we can satisfy you. ing, have a brick, Home Six A five-roo- 4 acre land, which we con trade for a large home. See ns about this, if you have a large home to trade. 11-- At $1800.00 we can sell three-roo- 3x12 street lot frame, adobe-line- ywa one block off paved new Bargain Four-roomodern dark fire brick, with basement, half block off paved street We can handle this on terms at $4,000.00. Real rooms, dark fire brick, also hardwood including hardthroughout comwood floors, basement pletely finished, two separate entrances to basement and finished for living purposes. We eDn handle this on terms at Let Owens Do It. 208 West Center Street welding A-1- 4 pat- Hardy-Madse- 2 C IiWB& xSSfEfesJ 148 emrTAT ' cat w irrmfx ry (fl))y Phone 370. S THE POPTEfe AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL, jj I statom acent dad keyes atm -- AIAlQ6, HUS- H- ixjRiNt. Any Car, Any ModeL Any Year. 410 West Center. Men's Half Soles. .. .$1.00 Panco Soles, $1.00 and $1.25 Men's Rubber Heels, 40c and 50c pair 75c Ladies' Half Soles Ladies' Rubber Heels, per 25c and 35c pair Children's Half Soles, 50c and up. All Work Guaranteed. li the HELPING ' 4 I 1 135 West Center. MISS FLORA JOHNSON Teacher of Violin Pupil of W. E. Weihe. Special Attention Given Beginners. Phone 902-- J. 659 N. ;iii;ii;;i;iiiiiiiiiitii:iiiiiirnii;ii;!iiiiiu 18x36, j 1 TRADE WITH THE tar Cash Grocery anrj:: Velvets 332 West Center St Open Evenings. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Fibre Rugs. S Consroleums and Linoleum: 8 Has8- ' $2 ' clothes Baskets WE SELL $i-o- o F0R LESS' LANNING Furniture Buster Brown Shoe All Work Guaranteed. NO BETTER PRICES ANYWHERE I f gyy 164 W. Center. 3rd E. A-1- 4 i Wool a TriaL L Kugs, Axminster, ifesSjS "r?i I I RUGS Congoleum ?ifir 'Cs? Phone 182. Give Us OFFICE PHONE $ By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN. " 476 S. Univ. Ave, Provo. n Transfer Co. swf J, I r Ahlander Mfg. Co. STAR hoe Shop MOVING, DAV QUALITY SHOE REBUILDERS 208 W. Center, Provo. and A-1- We have some fine lots In any part of this city. We can certainly suit you with a farm, as we have some fine farms for sale or trade. "Land and Insurance Merchants" (process For fast service, phone us. American Springs Service Station. . A-2- URN Insure Inquire cutting. We weld anything made of metal. Work guaranteed. First W. FOR EXPERT marcelling and bob fines service. AIRES. 42 N. 4th tf 945..T. Phnne 772-J- . 284 75c caU Price curling, N. 5th W. EMPLOYMENT LOST Auto hub cap and wrench, contracting. I on South University, reward. FOR electric wiring, estimates and repairing caU Guy 0 Pine Tree Service Station. man and Tolhot, 451-WANTED 2o0 more good, reliable customers. Pine Tree Service WANTED Washings and Ironings. C M-M-tf 247 S. 6th E. Station. Phone 237. ITT ANYTHING Arch American Springs S. Phone 124 MISCELLANEOUS $0500.00. See us before you 0RR0W Home Insurance Agency Toung pigs, both reg istered and grade. S. 6th W. Dry farms and irrigated lands. Fruit farms strawberries, raspberries, peaches, eta Sheep and cattle ranches large and small. Lambing grounds. Ranch cattle, blooded stock, an d single cows. Several bunches of sheep. Choice building lots in various parts of city. . Building and loan, saving certificates. . Fire insurance on homes, automobiles, accidents. Workman's compensation; Insurance against hall, flood, and numerous other kinds of losses. Do you need money? Do yoa want to loan money? Call 28 North University Avenue. Phone 35. We modern, with flowing well, 619-J- 9 FOR SALE New modern and half modern homes, $2,000 to $10,000. A dozen alfalfa farms, 5 to 35 acres each. Dairy farms, fully equipped. Poultry farms, with equipment a nd laying hens. J Weight For quick replacement Co. Phones 544 and LOUIS KELSCH Maker of the Kelch 9 BUSTED PRING E. P. MAYHEW at once, worn in any shoe ANOTI1ER BARGAIN-Us- ed player piano. Taylor Bros., Music Dept. FOR SALE Good first crop falfa in barn. Potatoes, McMiller. A-Phone 667-J- . FOR SALE Used ranges and beatBates ers at bargain prices. FOR SALE 1000 chick coal burner Stores Co. brooder, a bargain. Carpenter A-Seed Co. Phone 192. FOR SALE Delicious home baked 161 W. 1st whole wheat bread. FOR SALE Pics. 88 E. 5th S. A-A-958. al- Have your piano tuned to international pitch ! the Don't expect youngsters to produce results in music on a piano which hasn't been tuned for several years. st 9 rooms. 118-- 9 tf RENT 3 furnished N. 3rd W. j You'll save more than the year's subscription price by reading this page of The Herald every day. A-- ll A-- ll - FOR -- Tree Tea, of course ! The woman wh knows genes it always! Early crop, mountain grown tea a tea rare fa fragrance, sensible in price. , . the book of the hour . . . the play the moJe of the moment of the day . . . the mysteries of Mah Jongg . . . how time and talk fly over the teacups ! nished apt.; also large adobes LOST Inquire .dQ '. WANTED Sowing, washing nnd beirouing. 480 W. 1st N. Ladies' wrist watch, for sale. 407 S. 3rd W. tween 4th E. and 7th W. on 2nd Family washings, 2ro on back. WANTED FOR RENT 00 acres good farm S., engraved Gladys M-- 3 dozen. 427 B. 4th N. land. Homeland Realty Co., 28 N. Finder please return to Gladys Uni. eve. Phone 35. Nance, Greer Cafe. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for live FOR SALE Ever bearing straw- FOR SALE Slightly used BanA-salesman at Bartons. berry plants also one duck-ey- e A--in quet range, fine baker, bargain. 41 W. 1st N., before Thursday. cubator. Phone 619. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Early Admiral seed LOST One Sterling silver link N. 60 E. 4th at 50c a set stones. bracelet with peck peas, green . 0 A-Phone Phone 892-van BALE 1919 H.-- motorcycle nnd Ride car. In good condition. SUMMER PASTURE; see or caU T,OST Between Steel City and Reed Strong 180 E. 6th 80. Provo. Provo. black traveling bag. with for 1103.00. 368 E. 4th N. Phone 858-J- . gentleman's wearing appareL ReA-ward. Phone 144-BEAUTIFUL gladioli bulbs In mixture. Fancy stock, doz, 50c; 100 FOR SALE Good bicycle, $15.00. 4 for $3.00 ; second size, doz., 35c, 100 Phone 256. for $2.50. A. Rasmussen, 350 8. 5th 4 627-kitchen SALE Universal W. Phone FOR A-range, 368 N. 7th E. FOR SALE Gladiola and dahlia bulbs, also Jonathan apples. J. EL FOR SALE One brown mahogony 2 four-pobed, with springs and Kirk, Phone 198-J- . Many continue to suffer rooms FOR WANTED To rent a modern, fur tiiS:': nished house or apartment (no 4FOR RENT New apartment of basement opartment) of 5 or 6 REAL ESTATE HOUSES three large rooms and bath. Gas rooms. Address P. O. Box 422, A IT and water beater installed. Provo, Utah. range I FOB SALE House, four rooms, or & Baker. 25. Baker Only A-vacant lot 591 N. 3rd K. FOR RENT One living room and buffet kitchen, newly furnished, FOR RENT Two, three or five FOB SALE The Community Con Also and rooms. 161 E. 1st N. Phone $15.00. Uni corner gregational church, 387-Napts., extra well furnished. 190 E. N. For and Are. 3rd St A-versity 5th S. I price and terms eee E. H. Beesley. FOR RENT Large, weU furnished room, suit for one or two; large FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Call 156 W. 4th S. Phone 381-steam heat adjoining bath. closet house with FOB RENT B. 56 S. 2nd Apply bath, 534 E. 1st S. Inquire 32 IE. 3rd S. modern furBOARD AND ROOM 87 S. 2nd E. FOR SALE nished house, 227 E. 1st N. InM-modern FOB RENT 5 or quire 211 E. 1st N., or phone 912. borne and garage. Phone 679-All FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. 68 W. 8rL 8. FOR RENT T h r e e furnished FOB SALE 3x9 rod city lot, good A-rooms. 56 S. 2nd W. location. Pavement paid. Pbone FOR RENT 3 apts., one 812-after 5 :30 p. m. one with and bath; one POULTRY FOR SALE large room kitchenette, small bed- FARMS, GARDENS, Hay, kept In a barn. WANTED TO RENT 6 or room, sleeping porch and bath. Phone modern borne and garage. Pbone Phone 924. FOR SALE A Jersey, age 3, grandA-- 9 79-Blue daughter of Princess China and EGGS FOR HATCHING FOR RENT Newly furnished mod- Pogis; milking. Phone 151-ribbon Buff Leghorns ; also Duroc 142 ROOMS FOB RENT, BOARD A-- ll ern apt 180 E. 5th S.. boar for service. 88 E. 6th S. A-E. 3rd N. ' 1 Orange Feoe or Japan Green TLp, ' The Home of Good Lumber Also Mutual Coal 5th South and 2nd West. Phone 357. (ex the Fuller Mm x end word and he will ctl at date molt convenient to you. FOR M Lumber is reasonable in price this year, and we are ready to render you any service in their respective lines to make it easy for you to build. Call in and get estimates. Witch Phone xJ L M utuaLCoal & Lranber Co. Classified advertisements, bargains of goods and service offered to readers of The Daily Herald. THE HERALD WANT ADS AND fluffy, strands teem to gather the dust Lite magic and hold it until you are ready to shale it out "flip-flaps- EUSUilUUniHiiiiniijailHinian AI.I.KKD Let the car or some other valuable piece of machinery stand out in the weather and depreciate from unnecessary exposure, when you can build a neat garage or convenient shed at a slight expense ? You 11 say it's a after yoa have weJ it flip-flaps- MRS. ANNIE K. FAMILY. Why- - i!i!CIH!!li!li:;!!!l!!!!:!EiK:.: A I and fur the words of sympathy and eumurageuient thiif uuscitciitlcd u we are also grateful. Mrs. PKAKT, M. AU.UEP. i, CARD OF THANKS. To all those who rendered such unselfish service at the sudden demise of our husband, sou an J father, I km Allred, we desire to extend our sincere and earnest appreciation. grandparents and were all circus iieople, they declare, and there Is no other pursuit they would care to follow. Theol, young and pretty, who " "does from one end of the show to the other, has two hobbies but they are so closely allied to the circus business that to an outsider they would seem more like work than recreation. Rides Horseback. "I like to ride the 'high school' horses during my off period In the afternoon," she confided, "and I like to swim, too." One mlirht think that turning " several hundred feet across the bare ground would be ample exercise for any attractive young lady, but not so; Theol is all for athletic pastimes. A sister made it clear that Theol is really an accomplished horseback rider and that, In addition to her achievements as a "lady acrobat," she can take her turn in the sawdust ring with the best of them. The family has been with "every circus on earth," and has traveled all over America, Australia, New Zealand and innumerable other countries, the girls said. They speak the language of the PAGE SEVEN. Workmanship Considered. |