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Show APRIL 11, 1919. FRIDAY, THE PROVO POST CALIFORNIA BOYS PASS THRU PROVO Rg For Chilcjr en for n pic Ideal playtime MaJ f01t- Bttl (meat U r ore tWrapUeMiiL$ PP?d or,off b quc1 cn W1 cauly washed. lhui Romn- -, Fr mora healthful tut largo t givawellutmost and fort yet fitting U- No tlgLrela.de. L" Und ?? free tThe of blood end retard free-ia- m of lootioa. AU children lore -- Sing- HJO GOSHEN VALLEY f IS CROWDING ENRQUIEiROME NEW RA'LROAD Two trainloads of travel weary soldiers of First regiment of the 160th infantry from New York City en- roue Camp Kearny, passed through Provo Wednesday. - They Work is being rushed on the new lino of the Goshen Valley Railroad company that is being built to nect the main line of the Denver & ( j Rio Grande with the Tintic Standard Rnd Iron fcin mines of the Tintic J lr3wkT!,rrtK?4enTer.&-?itrams ? f Is stated that two con-- ; been transferred to the tracks of the j dlstnct ruction gangs are working full time, Salt Lake Route and the soldiers de- at about two miles of the grads have parted for Camp Kearny, where they will be demobilized. , been completed, and more than a mile There were on the two trains 720 f atoel already has been laid, officer. - Barring unexpected emergencies, i enlisted men and thirty-fou- r Colonel C. F. Hutchins was in com j there should be nothing to prevent the mand of the. regiment, while Major i completion of the line considerable Houser was in charge of the second j period of time before the snow of next I t season falls. special. The men left. France for the United I Including the main line, the spur to States March i3 and arrived in New the Jron King property and the re. York March 24. -- After twelve days tquired-- , sidetrack and - switches,..!! in New York City, they Jeft for the new railroad will approximate t miles in length. It will not Only ha Pi? Provo knew that the trains were to die the product of the two mines, pass through and there were no de- the Untie Standard and the big Iron King, monstrations in the depot yards. Most with far greater and with less of the soldiers had retired when the expense than israpidity now required, but trains arrived and only a few left the will afford transportation facilicoaches during the stop in this city. ties also of other near-b- y Those of the soldiers who were seen Tinticfor a number properties that are under comsaid their trip from France to New York and from, New York this far prehensive development and are apwest had been uneventful. It was parently nearing the state of regular stated, however, that not a single proaucer8 death bad occurred during, the long, trip. MANY UTAH MEN The soldiers were all in good spirits, j and are looking forward with pleasure EN ROUTE HOME .to the time when they will be T. , " 1IPVTPHH looking weaving ripping tearing $1.5CL & . . ably discharged and permitted to turn to civil pursuits. All of the listed men are Californians. Uw Mill of ioefigo dyed denim, end puna blue end white hickory ftnceo. Abe bghtar weight, faeUcoloT ataterMl is , iwiety of pleeenp deagns, ell oppropri. edy trisuned with hut --color jalstex. Folder (a colon) showing didoeat materi. tb teat free on request, Size I to 8 yean. ' Awerded Grand Prize M Panama fadfic International Exposition.- - ralls I Cove nu u.i.paT. orr. - Insist on this Ube- l- LEM STRAUSS 4ta fyoor dealer caaaet supply waw3 brmrd prepaid, epoa aedpt of price. Mode end (uerenteed LEVI by STRAUSS & CO. - Saa Fruatee . The transport Calamares will arrive New York about April 20, with the eld nLstaff headquarter ordnance detachmentsimd ..fom- A and F. inclusive of the 316th panies i at RALPH CLONINGNER A CO. AT I HE COLUMBIA MONDAY EVE.-medi- j cal TW - headquarter troop. mU If Vou would oy pleant .tary police and train headquarters, all evening at te Columbia Theatre do nmts of the 91gt (Wid Wegt) division. not miss dtalph Cloplngers - produc- - The military police have five men in tlon of The Turning Point next custody. Maj. Gen. W. J. Johnston, commanding the 91st division, is on Mondag 'evening. A powerful story, oard. , The transpori Sierra, due at New well told by the popular doninger 'York April 18, is bringing the head' Cdtapany, plenty or good wholesome quarters and medical detachment and of heart a latene and story comedy companies A to D inclusive of the Interest, youll laugh, you'll cry, and 144tn machine gun battalion; head' home and remember this quarters and sanitary detachment and you willgo . companies A and B of the 143d ma j chine gun detachment and play for many a osy- military The scenes ofThe play are" lafdTln police, all of- - the 40th (California, . roA tAurnawcfecacai. reen- 'to:?. SSJ; tilul scenic production Is assured, and Mr Clonlnger will be seen as Brent are aboard. Breckenridge the. young southerner 42 $$mYD casual officers also who wake np, and Miss Bondhill will a a be the girl who wakes him Tip. Mr.' in, the know-Unit- ed Ed. Cllsbee, will be ' Morrell Geo. Mr. bad- bd gentleman, c will have the comedy part of- Dr. y 'Do yon feel vold before yout timet T Snicker, Miss May Roberta, who will Is your bek bent and stiff Do you be remembered a Aunt Caroline In naffer urinary disorders? Dont dev The Sweetest Girl in Dixie," yill be pair profit by Provo 'experiences, y fceh'l again in a comedy roll Mir. Provo people recommend Doans blanka Provo Pills. resident's Heres a wnts to put ney Parr, who ' statement . . ot on everyone. : -Mrs. Frank on sale Dyson. 451 N. Sixth Monday, be . Seats yill . West says; "About two years St 10 a. m. I i ago I had occassion to use a kidney 8ALE FOR J1 remedy and as I had read a lot About At Ten Jersey -- cows, yearling - and Doans Kidney Pills, I took them.-time and for quite awhile be calves. One cow, four years old; one cow three years old; two cows two fore, my kidneys were a constant FINANCE-WARyears old, all fresh. Six calves and rcource of trouble. My back was yearlings. One Poland Chlqar sow, weak nnd lame and my kidneys didnt sired by Prede, 20 months old.welgbn set as they should. I bought Doans 700 pounds; also six sow pigs' five Kidney Pills at the Hedqutst Drug months old. aired by Crystal GJant Co, and It only took two boxes to No. If of C. and Stanford Experts 100 laying hens. DeLaval cure me. I tiavnt had any kidney cream separator, new, One gal. bar trouble since." Ppint the Way to Sound , rail churn new, one white cedar cylinReconstrucUon Finance Price 60c,. at all dealers. Dont der churn. 3 gal. One city lot planted get remedy-a tot ask kidney simply .The banks of the United 8tates must acre of fine land In In carrots and 1 Doans Kidney Pills the same be left free to finance the reconstrucalfalfa. J shares Upper Union Canal Foster-Milbution of productive enterprise and muut Mrs. Dyson had. South-Uiwater.' Call on A. C. Ray, JSS Advt not be cluttered up with the" Victory Y. N. Co, Wfgrs, Buffalo, l Fourth West, Provo, Utah. ' Liberty Loan. That la tbs composite, thought-ou- t opinion of two of the West's most - noted professors of flnadee, Carl C. Plehn, professor of finance In the University of California, and Murray L. Wildman, head of the department of economics and finance Both agree Stanford University. of - -that the money needed to finish paying tor the war should not come out of working capital, but should be raised of individual savings of humble l.lOHDAY.APRILUTIl! out 1 and wealthy. the people take the Loan, as they must." Professor Plehn says, tht One jDf The Best banks will be left free to lend to the This Spring . manufacturer, the fanner, the grocer, the butcher, and the baker, so that j . ILYLPn . they can get busy again on a peace time basis Then production and busiCLONINGER ness will grow and, by the formula, GERTRUDE prices wlU come to normat If wa leave it to the banks they will have BONDIULL no funds left for business big or litAnd Players , tle. We, ourselves wm not profit and the day of our redemption will only be In a Splendid Southern . , postponed".. Professor Wildman, whose ability Play caused him .to he- - ealled from Stanford to Washington for war finance service, agrees with the California economist, adding: It would be a grave mistake to saddle the banks of thq, country with the Victory Loan at this time." When two professors' agree, its time to slt up and take notice.' When two professors not only agree with each other, bat agree with the Government, that settles It Finance Is their baslnes a particularly Government finance. They have spent their lives i A Big Scenic Production studying It and are paid good salaries 1 for teaching the principles of It to the men who are going to run the nation Seal on Sale Monday tomorrow. Moruinj a 10' O'clock Finance Is net the business of the ! wlsescro who screws down the cor : Prkea: . ners of his mouth and says, "Let the j" i banks do IL" Better take the edrlce 75c, 50c, 35) and 50c of scientists who know. ' i the-villa- r 1 - - We - f United States Tires ore Good Tires 4 States Tires are Good tires. thats why we sell them ' . - v Provo Electric. and Hardware Co. Schofield Auto Co. Superior Motor Co. Spanish Fork Motor Co. - Spanish Fork Kid-Pans- 1 - v PROFESSORS OF Becaus: to i whb flavor. &( -- novo olfcrs NORM a bestfttot feredM "mi i 1-- 2 & at is easily remedied by changing your table drink to THE ORIGINAL m eOLUMBI A Theater- "If v- r(r. LOAN 0. CHINA CO- la-- Glaasw&re anil China-tarePhone 184. 50 North Academy Avenue TEA Dissatisfaction in the Quality or Price of Coffee v- - THE mss pour rw wrr Postum Cereal Boiled just like coffee 15 minutes after boiling begins you are certain of uniform quality. ' The price doesnt fluctuate from one month 'to the next And betides theres only one You get it in every package. , grader-th- e best. There a greater reason however why you should drink Postum HEAITH No upset to stomach, heart or nerves the pen alty many pay for coffee drinking follows the use of Postum. Its a rich, healthful, invigorating drink, and - - Theres a Reason 3fXC JOWggSCIT ICE PURS NATURAL ICR Best Service Boat Ice Best Price 5 -- 000- w Allen Ice Company Phone 243 f |