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Show TIT 'T'" THE PRflVO POST PAGE t:IIEEH v- - CHRISTIAir SCIENCE (Continued from ' Make your porch or your lawn more comfortable and attractive. We are showing: alLthis week a very superior selection of PORCH SWINGS, PORCH RUGS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, TABLES SETTEES, etc., in all the new styles and treatments. Many pieces equally appropriate for interior use. Let us help you furnish your out-dohome. As strong and durable as they are comfortable and jestful. Values up to $13,50. Your choice, this week only - See Window Display. $4.95 -- - thatfhe quartette so close ion was given to -- CLEAN COAL FOR COMFORT and dirt are ntither pleasant nor profitable. Thats why it will pay you doubly to order v.uir j'oal here. For it is as clean ns eoal can be; mueh cleaner than the ordinary. About how many . tons do you think youll need! mid 'the IMicr City of Utah Timber ad spell-boun- ll Lumber, Doors, Windows, ; Moulding Lath, Shingles etci . MILL WORK A SPECIALTY. Phones No. 20 and 48. P. 0. Box 455. Office and Yard opposite R. R. Freight Depot. PROVO, UTAH- .- V . d. See What Cash ry r Will-D-o! - - T-- Jy wo-wit- h well-dresse- I, is easy to have a clean spotless Jtwhen use a . you Groceries, Shoes, Hats and Gents Furnishings, call at 65 No. Academy Ave. Every purchase is a bargainT Lucille overhears Ah espjue cm; Business Man Praises munieating -- with - janzaecnmolice Ur. Miles Heart1 Remedy on the telephone, and learns that he is ta sail that dav taking the Successful Merchant After investigation Found a Remedy That Repapers with ,him. She keeps the m!6 stored His Health. knowledge to herself and hastens In the This Is Thanksgiving to the dock, but the sry has altate of Pennsylvania, and I want-t to for steamer. the of denote a piready stared it In writing a. Nothing daunted, the ymwg-Jadv- . to letter you. enlists the aid of an aviator, and On the 2 th day X vmlvr, 10, they set out in liot pursuit of the I was strivken ship in his hydroplane. w i t h h eart .y trouble. My ISH The excitement that abounds in family physician these pictures from the owning called It Angina issssa ss Pet 'oris. I had scenes, anttibe feeling of sunense from one to five that the closing moments 24 In In attacks hours, In thd Iwj with the spectator, augur veil latter part of p." for the stimulating power of the Iseoemlx-r- , 1910. I wrote to the coming chanters of Lucille Love, Miles Medical Co , for information conn the Girl of Mysterv. cerning mv case, and in reply I reeetved a tery kind and intru t've letter, This picture will be shown a Tihlcli handed to my famfiy doetor, i We are the Tlen Thursday, matinee and and te I trid me to Use youi Remedns -- NO DStT FROM COAL OR ASilES kitchen ! X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - - Coal Co. jr n e, Dust PORTLAND CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS AND HARD WALL PLASTERS, BUILDERS HARDWARE, WIRE AND SLAT FENCE, NATIONAL FIELD AND HOG FENCE, he rooms of Loves mansion and on bases. on second twice on and men third, end life and graee to the picture. U. when Burridge worked himself The last scene is the crowning out of the box with strike outs. deone of this installment. Lucille The B. Y. U. baseball team is in hot pursuit of the spy in a feated the U. of U. aggregation LUCILLE LOVE, THE after-noowhile air eraft field on the Yr Friday ' .GIRL OF MYSTERY, is 2. The 5 seen to of score a skimming over the water by AT ELLEN THURSDAY and rising in the air. This scene, visitors making their runs in the Bowen which must have been very diffisecond inning when (Reviewed by Peter Milne.) cult to film, is exceptionally well story. singled and Francke came up with Mrs. Janet Lunt of Nephi from of de This -- luxe team made production local done. The a home run. one ruu dn the second, one in the1, the Universal Company is sure to All the characters act their parts Juab stakejold the story of-- The This third and one in the fourth. Thtn he a success. From the very out-- . to perfection. Tht spy is a fine, Man Without a Country. set t scents of caught it story excilraeutand racyvillian. and Lucille gives in the last of theseventh Baird held them almost singled and Stott knocked the mystery. Two rtels are to be pro-ba- promise of developing into a most The fifteen for week speaker was emotional and fence. over the north marvelous heroine. .The opening told her story with a .smoothness 'storv-ruus foFrViksDavis and locals the for f the chaptersridge Ithat was exceptionally good.-Th- e and ows . The photopgraphy isj-lea- the U. pitched good ball, cacti retold story judges -- were -effects are the gootUhroughlight man allowing but six hits and A servant in Commander Loves Mrs. Irofessor in entertainmtnt The the Christian'Jensen, cut eaeh struck' out nihe men. The, louse steals sonit papers of great Rwenson C. -- is JmndsbmeJ. and Stockman Jay Iibe.Tii U. boys made a number of to a mportaneu a'n2r'gives and after a brief Consultation they errors and failed to connect ly staked. Elegantly gowned Spy, a former rival of .Loves for decided in favor-- of Miss Lucille d men throng the hand of the same girl. Dick, the ball when they had men men and Stake.the of Harvey Alpine one of Loves naval attaches,-jvhis engaged to his daughter, isac-ense- d of the theft anil imprisoned Three-fimestTieyh- ! economy! Smoot Lumber Co. The Diamynd Necklace was the story tjjiosen by Miss Lucille Harvey of Pleasant -Grove of the Alpine stake. The- story gave much' opportunity for dramatic situations and - th e story teller made the most of them. Gladys Peery from Pay-soof the' Nebo stake also toid the story of The Diamond Neckand like the other story lace, teller, made the most of the tale, but this story teller added mueh, which added to the realism of the asssnesszs lydro-aeroplan- DO NOT FAIL TO HEAR HIM SEATS FREE -- ; - , the Wasatch stake was first to tell her story. She chose The Other Wise Man, and told her story in a vivid style. Iler interpretation was dramatic and pleas ing.i The second story teller was Miss Eliza Packard of .Springville for the UfahTsTake, who told the story In the Desert of Waiting. Miss Packard was original in her delivery and held the large audience in closest attention. PROVO, UTAH. n - ''The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist - of Boston, Mass. decis- complete Naoma Duke from Indispensable to the careful housewifey-ab-solute- ly Vermin proof: Store your winter clothes in a Cedar Chest. Weare displaying a good assortment this week: We FurnishT Homes on Easy Payments B. Y. U. BALL TEAM EASILY DEFEATED ; X Member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship of program. ,, In the retold story contest Miss Cedar Chests THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE. S. B. C. OF OMAHA, NEBRASKA. The judges were Professor Oscar W. Kirkham, Clarence J. Hawkins and Carl 0. Nelson, who retired, compared notes, then reported after the retold story contest. On Jhis contest the judges had a serious time reaching a decision:- but finally decided in favor of the Provo quartette of the Utah' stake, with the Alpine d, Your porch can be made cool and comfortable on hot, sultry days by the use of Bamboo Porch Shades.' Something new. Variety of sizes. Ask to see our line. , The ideal, sanitary floor covering for summer, at once suggesting coolness and comfort. Especially appropriate for porch service and summer .homes. Our immense showing meets every requirement. Special Prices. Crex Rugs, size $3.20 6x9 size jCrex Rugs, $5.30 Crex Rugs, size 9x12 -- $10.70 Clarence W. Chadwick, Pretty Bee. Bamboo Porch Shades Crex Rugs by -- durable, wide and roomy, with pillow, heayily fringed, an. extensive line at $1.95, $2.00, $2.35, $2.35, $2.50, $2.90 and up. Gayly-colore- Sunday, May 24, 8 p.m. The Nebo mixed double" quar- Hammocks A big line of Wicker Rockers. PRINCESS THEATRE -- -- on tette from Knightsville was the first to sing in the evenings contest. The A1 pi n e qu a r te 1 1 e f rout American Fork was the second to sing, and the Utah stake from Provo was the third. The songs without accompaniment, , were Farewell and Tell Me Thou or A Leader for This Week pagel) was When the evening-sessicalled to order J. W. Robinson took charge. The Eniry and Wasatch stakes delegations' failed to show up, and Bryan West was called for to give his oration, which he delivered on the Life of Abraham Lincoln,. ,Roy Purcell then spoke on Perseverence, and when the judges had returned they awarded the decision--to Roy Purcell of the Utah Stake. IN SUMMER FURNITURE r4 LECTURE SUCCESS GREAT . - r d-- y rrrjmgaHU m at Man As simple to care for as a lamp. Better meals Vith half the work and half the expense Can bV rewicked without soiling the fingers. The New Perfection burns clean, cheap kerosene. J, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes. All hardware and general stores. THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY (Incorporated in Colorado) Cheyenne Pueblo Albuquerque Denver Salt Lake City Boise Butte Vi 1 , f 1 n;gbt. In connection with the ne Heine he ro I 3.1 I bo't'es pate me. of Pr. An't-In irt remedy and seven bottles of 3)r lliieV Nelne. I y.as conCned to the house for about four The aefiort of mv heart is moiui.s. I 'w,and Iias ke n norr.nl for the last I can truly recommerd six morths Hnrt Remedy lr. Mil.s Nemmer,d to do what they are Intended for, If I thank used aefoid i to you kindly Tor ymir. advice In answer to n I am now my monthly rcpv-tsyears of age. have born in the mercantile business for thirty-fiv- e year thirteen and lived retired for th A. B. IIOUJNGI.H, years." Uncoln, Penna. T.if u-- s thn Watch Sanrpr Eve. Rlack Cat! in Pri',e's ChrysanProcter Hall, May 25. themum, m23 1 F; BUGGIES BUGGIES I M..AND tkJU AkPRH ASSN CONVENTION MARY Salt Lake City June 12, IS, 14. Excursion tickets on sale June 11. 12. 13 14; good 17. Lnke'-Ronty- . returning Ask for tickets m!8-j1- 4 m sixty-aeve- lst Dr. Miles Heart Remedy la sold and ta guaranteed by all drugslsta. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. 3 Special Sale now closing out oar entire line of Henney Buggies at less than cost at factory H By buying irg BUGGIES nw you can save from $20.00 to $40.00 on each buggy. - Beete Lumber Compam , tr? 2 Phones 104, 105 i) t: Thii vvari). &&r'nr rtf' |