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Show TRE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, UTAH When In Provo Where to When you have occasion to be in Provo, the busy section of the densely populated section of Utah county, visit the firms whose names are listed on this page. You will find a good assortment of those things you are looking for. Remember, Provo has a population of over 11,000 people, who demand that her merchants and business men give them excellent service in regards to varied assortments, reasonable prices and courteous treatment. The same inducements n are offered all patrons. out-of-tow- oooooooooooooooooooooooo FOR YOUR s COAT, SUIT, DRESS OR SHOES ASSURE YOU STYLE FOR MEN (East of Orem Station) 44 i SCHWABS afternoon old clothing can be Following is a letter to the brought to these rooms. The Provo Herald: Dear Sir: In view of the rooms have been put in order fact that President Wilson is and this will become the Junior urging school children to grow headquarters also. Any juniors war gardens, I have made the wishing work will call at this following proposition to the office in the future . The rooms schools of Provo: I will furnish wil also be open in the morning free to the school seed for string for work from 10 to 12. The beans and cucumbers, all of these American Red Cross Society will products to be sold to us at the attempt to gather up 5,000 tons rate of $67.50 per ton for beans of used clothing this week and $30.00 per ton for cucum- throughout the county. Women and children are with bers up to 34 inches long, and cold for lack of suffering What clothing. $15.00 per ton from 3V2 to can you send to the rooms? UTAH Clinches long. For the school producing the The hoard of education has largest amount based on the made a graduated advance in the amount of seed given, I will give of salar.es for the com-llias a prize two rets from thes,',u'd1,1 Cumorjli (my former :.ome) iug school year, ranging from The salary $10 to $15 a month. at Palmyra, N. Y. of principals, under the new Very truly yours, SATISFACTION -- FOR WOMEN Provo, Utah SERVICE isatu J j $ J WHEN IN PROVO VISIT Merc. Co. I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo i The Wood-Clifto- n $ $m t S 44 4 4 2$ CLOTHING--SHOE- PROVO, A EAT AT When In Provo Henriods Visit The Strand The Furniture Center S Cafes THEATRE 46 West Center, and 9th So. and 4th East Always Good EXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX1 ll Columbia Music and Jewelry Co. C. D. BURRELL, schedule, will he $125 a month, Manager Goddard Packing Co. and that of the lowest paid teachProvo, March 12, 1918. Everything in Music and Jewelry er $60 a month under the new' COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS AND RECORDS schedule. The total increase in Clin14. 176 Y. (enter Street Provo, Utah Waco, Tex., March the account will be $4,880. ton Larson of the Third provis- Thissalary is according to present estiional regiment, Rich aviation iiiiiliiiiSlili mates. The increase was made to field here, who competed for partially meet the advance in the Brigham Young university be- cost of living. fore entering the service, holder of the collegiate record of six The Maeser school is busy these inches for the running feet, 5 with the Red Cross work. days ihigh iumP has been gnted a During the last two weeks 225 o nd is on his way to lbs. S Monuments Of Headstones a I furlongh-aof salvage underwear have New York to compete in the A. been collected. The children have Decoration Now for Day A. U. indoor track and field a large amount of soap collected From Provo Electric and championship, which will be held and talcum for the refugee comat the Twenty-seconregiment mittee. In addition Beesley Marble and they have Hardware Co. armory Saturday, March 16. Lar- crocheted 200 wash rags and Granite Works son won the first five places at have made 40 needle eases conPhone 303 Provo, Utah the big aviation athletic tourna418 needles and safety March 9 , taining UTAH ment here Saturday PROVO, Boren, Roy Mgr. ins Duri the ast week thrift IH? fade a new military record, to $75. 00 have IXXXXXIXXIXXXXXXXXXXXI 1 amounting phpfi in rnmnnirl, Of 6 feet, 2 high jumps. ' Miss Mary Rikenhach died FriWe've Every Elder Clarence Brereton, son day from general debility at the of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brere- home of her sister, Mrs. Emil ton of the Provo fifth ward, who Muhlestein of Pleasant View. V has been performing missionary Miss Rikenbaoh Aas born atWin-feideAll made of thoroughly good, dependable materials, designed labors in Maryland for the pjist Switzerland, July 4,18-18- , with exquisite taste and finished with care down to the last was drafted for and came to Utah 35 years ago. fourteen months, button. Priced for service and economy. WHY PAY MORE? the army by the officials of that She is survived by three sisters, Be sure and pay us a visit. state. He is now home on a fur- Mrs. Muhlestein and tAvo other lough, and is trying to have his sisters living in Switzerland, and draft papers transferred to the one brother living in Illinois. Delocal drafting board. Young ceased Avas devoted to her relig4 v Brereton. if held to the draft, ion and highly respected by her wants to serve with the Utah circle of acquaintances. Funeral services were held in the Pleas-vieboys. This is the first missionary of meeting house Sunday. the Mormon church called into service since the beginning of R. E. Allen, cashier of the the Avar. Knight Trust & Savings Bank, has returned from Duscherie Sheriff Henry East, the popu county, where he went to inspect lar peace officer of Utah county, the farming and ranching interhas been proffered a splendid po- ests operated by Jessie Knight 197 BUSY STORES sition with the Oregon Short and associates. The company has Line railway as special agent. 3,500 acres of farming land, of As Wo Have No Store in Parson Visit Us When In Provo is under cultivaThe proposition carries a much which better salary than the sheriff is tion and the other half will he now getting, blit. Sheriff East cultivated this season, according will stay here until his term is to present arrangements. Plans over at least. He told the Ore- are also under consideration for gon Short Line that if they had building canals to furnish water a position of this nature to offer for irigating 36,000 acres, but it after January 1, 1919, he would has not been fully decided whethhe glad to consider it. er they will he constructed this BUICK, Allen-state- s that the styjson. Mr. and for farmers conditions the Provo At a meeting of the business men last week a very stock growers of the Uintah basin First Class Machine Shop and Expert Mechanics strong sentiment regarding a are very promising. cash system for all goods and TIRES AND ACCESSORIES Mrs. Mena Thomas of the ProProvo, Utah merchandise was exhibited by Phone 279 vo Fifth ward, died at Eureka many of Provos representative an be would This Monday morning, where she was mecchants. excellent thing for the merch- stopping with her son, Leo Thom4 as, from a complication of disIF YOUR CAR HAS LOST f ants of Payson to consider. Provo will have a part in the eases from which she has been It PAYS To TRADE At ITS COMPRESSION four m big refugee movement for the suffering for the, past it to us. We are Mrs. Thomas a months. was sufferers bring benefit of the Belgian very 5 Tni equipped to especially this week. The Provo committee estimable lady and her many Cylinders and from the Utah County Red Cross friends in Provo will he sorry to Pis- Make Over-sizeChapter have opened headquar- hear of her death. She was 56 Inns. ters in the former headquarters years of age and is survived by The HOUSE of QUALITY Academy Avenue, and three sons. They are Milton II. 0 Andersons Garage and on North receive gifts of cloth- Provo, and Leo and Reginald, will they Machine Shop this week. Mrs. H. both residing at Eureka. The all there Goods ing Everything in Dry C. Hicks is chairman of this com- remains were brought to Proyo PROVO, UTAH. mittee and from 2 to 5 p. m. each Wednesday "for burial 4. .5. For HUDSON DODGE BROTHERS-OVERLA- ND AND WILLYS KNIGHT AUTOMOBILES AVERY TRACTORS REPUBLIC TRUCKS AUTOMOBILE GARAGE SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS Goodyear, Republic, U. S., Goodrich, Fish and Firestone Tires. Foundry and Machine Shop in connection. Work guaranteed to be first-clas- s. MOTOR CO. SUPERIOR PROVO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO. Corner 5th West and Center St. Phone 77 Exxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxrf The Sutton Market . Electric Fixtures SEE US THE PLACE TO BUY WHAT YOU WANT Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Meats, Fish, Game, Green Produce, Fresh Fruits, Butter, Eggs, and Cream. d Kind of a Suit, Coat I or Dress Youll Need for Spring .1111 Farrer Bros. & Co. t n, t We also can buy anything you have to sell in our line if first class. Phones 194 and 195- - PROVO CITY, UTAH 00!5 Chipman Jewelry Co. 36 West Center w J.C.Penney &Co. Golden Rule one-ha- e I d j !! ALWAYS RELIABLE (llllllllM lf 0LDSM0B1LE and NATIONAL Re-Bor- Provo, Utah . Come in and Rest at the Hedquist Drug Stores and while you are resting try our DELICIOUS REFRESHMENTS We Also Carry All Kinds of Drugs and Fill Prescriptions with Care VAUDEVILLE Wednesdays and Saturdays THE COLUMBIA Sr 5 THE MOVING PICTURE HOUSE OF PROVO S 5 Best Orchestra in the State |