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Show THE PROVO POST (SWiti'Ki aiaiiA tort o The Best Orchestra in Ujah - I Uf e ll I (ul limits i i In- - i ,i . 1 1, III, ii iiimIIx i ss I, ill nJi m i in, x ill I l,, , is II, r. in.1 , , i 8 P. II I xx J, h,,i I, , II ' Lucy Grand I. It , tii,, ! In ui , i i 'IIll' (lril. ll I n, mi It.ulxx i Jiiiinl (I II, Ml nlip.inx xx ill sp, ml limn' ii, in m ti inline ,i n tiuihei I'liuippiiii. the lni'il li'nniiuils during iln ci.mnitf u. Xlouiituin iiiihiK.m, (lit ill sinvo lengths. prnmljM s in In'i'iiinc .m impm-tan- t fuel in miiiiIIit settlements of tlio state, where il is reported lo be un excellent .substitute fijr eon I. Parole bus been drained to John Ds Doujrlax seiiteneed May 23, ISOS, at Ogden. to sene for life in the state Dougins killed ins wife at pi ison Huntsville, Weber county. Tile Welier (ounty canning crop is valued at approximately $1,UHM0U. The new schedule offered by the eanners the price list upon four staples from $3 on tomatoes to $20 on peas. James Wilson, giant uegro, arrested ut Ogdon several days ugo and wanted in Grand Island, Neb., eitatged vvillt taking $!HK of ids wifes money and absconding, has been returned to the Nebraska town. In order to facilitate construction t tbe new and equipment Goddard Packing company plant near Magna, construction ot a spur from tin main track of tlie (Mem line to , 'e was begun last vvetk, The largest inheritance tax ever paid lrom Suit Lake wu4 turned in ijtst veek for the estate of the late Albeit Usher, brewer. The check amounted to $64,425.25. The valuation of the HALIFAX DISASTER Monday & Tuesday dlatinee Daily Douglas Fairbanks In Ilis Latest Arteraft Picture the Moon for Reaching A Thrilling Picture with this Big, greatest of all Athletic Stars estate Saturday Super-pictur- e BECAUSE OF A WOMAN " Photodrama t EB Tuesday Christmas Day -- Matinee 2 :30 "CHARLES RAY in THE CLODHOPPER Comedy-Dram- a WEDNESDA Y kfc DILL in LONESOME TOWN Remember this clever pair of comedians in Hjgh Cost of Loving. Well, they are a Scream in the photoplay Bert Bandley Provo s Leading Blacksmith and Horseshoer Truck Bodies Built to Order Phone 85 207 West Center 1 Opera Company In Gounods Romeo and Juliet 70 COMPANY OF 70 i N. Augmented Orchestra - New Scenery Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c Seat on Sale Wednesday, Dec. 26 Mail Orders Now Is $1,204,524 97. Despite vehement denials from the defendant from the witness stand. Prank Spelick was found guilty of attempting to take the life of Dr. J. F. Flynn of Bingham. The jury returned the verdict after an hour's deliberation. Because he refused to serve the American army except to resist Invasion, the Ogden selective draft board ordered Joseph Kconoinon, a Greek, locked up until his delivery to Fort Douglas authorities for Blue valley in Wayne county is to he reclaimed, according to reports by D. H. McMurty of Green River and Arthur C. Reeves of Denver, who hnvo secured a water right from the state second feet of water from for fifty-liv- e Fremont river. Gus Pappas, a Greek laborer, pleaded guilty In the United States district court to the charge of bringing liquor into Utah from a wet stute and was sentenced to serve a term of ninely days In the county jail at Salt Lake by Judge Tillman D. Johnson. Uniforms, similar to those worn by regular soldiers, have been received by the cadet battalion, Utah Agricultural college. Pins on the collars und the euslgna on the upper left sleeve designate thut the cadets have an authorized status as members of the reservo officers training corps. Four Belgian orphans will be tuken cure of by the University of Utah students, members of Professor Levi Edgar Youngs classes. These little war sufferers have been adopted through the plan made by tbe Belgian relief society whereby one child is cared for for $3 a month, $36 for a year. Reclamation of thousands of acres of semi-ari- d lands in Fillmore basin and i live neighborhood of Fillmore proper und Holden is jncluded in u mammoth irrigation plan which has been outlined by local capitalists.' It is estimate 1 that the project will cost between and $2,OUO,l)U0 when completed Kecupitulutlng a statement of expenses and disbursements of the stale during the fiscal year, which closed November 30, State Auditor Joseph Kirie shows a net balance on hand of The statement also $1,006,329.05. proves the stute received $7,192,716.73 and expended $6,186,387.68 during the ear. 'j The Payson sugar fuctory closed down its machinery DeeeiubC' 15 for.' the remainder of the season. Superintendent Brown said that the closing came a few days earlier this year because tlie season had started a few daj's in advance of other years. The entire output was handled iu three months. Threatening to bring about strict enforcement of the law or to compel an explanation from responsible officials why statutory requirements have notj been met, A. H. Holden, fire marshal for the Pacific coast board of fire un- derwriters, ebargea that the fire ordinance of Salt Lake Is flagrantly vio' lated. Members of the Red Cross commit- ' tee who went from Utah to attend the institute held In Denver during the' last six weeks have returned to putf into practice the methods of civilian relief proposed in the series of lec' tures at division headquarter. -' teachof the convention The annual Instieducational Mormon of the ts tutions in Utah and adjacent states will be held January 2, 3 and 4, according to announcement made last week by IL H. .Cummings, superintendent of Instruction of the Mormon " church. iv court-martia- - SHARP "i ',x i, i Coined v M. ll, m , Is ll !i i - , i In i ll s , (i - x ,1, I, X' II xx FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28th !,, i rt KLOB , ll I I EXTRA SPECIAL TONIGHT ONLY Motion Pictures of the A m llllsjlli ss ll do nl m licit (The Country Hero Seven-Par- t , I PI Fn 'in 1. tlnlls oi h i, ll, I, n IS ,ll in A Big ui pi 'I ll ll FATTY ARBUCKLE Triangles First nt lit Smith. In1 In-- r lart Paramount Fo.ituie His Latest .1 U 'HI THE HUNGR Y HEAR T i ! I't-.- "1 in Columbia Theatre P i tmli- - Ul'l lll r auhne Frederick P uj;!iis is '..mu in Imw pin u Mtuiln illt ih.iiii .ill im II er Tonight and Saturday A I ntre ami The Only Grand Opera, of .the Season l. We Have t An immense stock of dishes and all kinds of Toys for the kiddies and u Christmas Candies, Nuts, Fruits etc. ft in addition to our complete and dependable stock of .seasonable groceries. We under sell everybody eke Wilf or d Perry Signs of the Times t HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS : Via The: fare for the round trip bftween any two stations in Utah on the D. and R. G, Minimum fare, 25 cents-Sal- One and one-thir- d ' e Dates: Dec. 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30, 31, Jan. V " Also to Salt Lake only on Jan. 2nd. Pinal limit of tickets Jan.' 7, 1918 1 Lake City. Big Holiday Attractions at Sail . 4- t - ' ' - EXCURSION RATES EAST DEO. 20, 22, 24 Good three months returning . . 29 EXCURSIONS TO CALIFORNIA DEO 20, 22, 24, I . Good until Feb. 28, returning , C. E. EGGERTSEN, Provo, Utah W. Tkt Agt. i II- - MITCHELL, Agt Provo, Utah sa We liberate you from inflated prices, you will find lots of our goods selling for the same price as before the war, and true to our record we are selling goods at lowest possible prices to be had. Our cash buying, cash retailing, small profits give you an opportunity to buy your Holiday Goods at sane prices, whereby you need not slight any of your loved Heindselman Optical & Jewelry Co. the stock in their history, our stock is extra large Giis season, having Carry largest We are bought earlyshowing the latest, snappiest goods of the Beasort W e are the store with the guarantee and every article is guaranteed to be just as represented. Diamonds, Watches, Rings, Lavaliers, Watch Bracelets, Parasols, Tie Pins, Cuff Links, Broaches, Chains, Fobs, Silverware, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Purses, Clocks, Traveling Sets, Military, Toilet, Manicure, Shaving Sets, Large Variety of Holiday Goods and Odd Pieces, Fancy Safety Razors and Pocket Knives. Large Variety of Ivory Goods. We 'supply you with anything and everything found in a first-clas- s and jewelry store. Buy' early. A small deposit .will hold any article tor Christmas. DonLiose sight of the fact that we are experts in Watch and Jewelry Repairing. All work guaranteed. Engraving of all kinds done Our Optical Work includes Grinding of Glasses. We duplicate anjjgns in a few minutes. Just save the pieces. Dr- - G. IL Heindselman officiating in examining, testing the eyes and adjustment of frames. Dont suffer from eyestrain, headache, poor sight and nervousness. We remove same-- ' Every pair of glasseh guaranteed to do the work claimed for them. up-to-da- te . r |