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Show jt - A -c i - -- 4 ' r i THE PROVO POST FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919 Rheumachol Cured Bernardies Show, Here Next Week My Rheumatism One bottle of Rheumachol cured me after year of painful suffering I icould not. straighten up my back for months, now I can kick a hat held at arms length." says L, R. Grosslight of Detroit, Michigan. If you are a The Bernardi Greater Exposition Show will in Provo Sunday afternoon after closing their engaginent at the Utah State Fair at Salt Lake City The company travel on their own special train of 25 beautiful orange color cars loaded to the brim with PttJMK October Thirteenth to Eighteenth rbeumatis martyr do as Mr. C rose-ligdid. Get a bottle of Rheumachol today from your druggist of send $1 many novel, and new amusements direct for bottle and booklet to H. E. devices as well as ' 15 novel shows Machol, Idaho Springs, Colorado. According to the agent now in this city arranging the' details for exhibit in this city. The company is the notice is the largest of its kind in the western states and has just finished an Scaled proposal will , be received extenive tour , of Canady, and the at the office of the City Recorder of western states playing state fairs state of the Provo . City, Utah, until Tuesday, of every north-wester-n lion. The company carry a comOctober 28, 1919, at ten oclock A. M. for" constructing a four foot cement plete animal circus, lions, Clowns and concrete sidewalk In Sidewalk Exten- everything as well as a circus side sion District No. 4 of Sidewalk Paving show housing wonders erf audites District No, 9, according to the plans from all comers of the universe. and specifications on file in the office Then . the "Hawlan - Village. wnere natives from the island of Hawla of the City Engineer. Instruction to bidders, together with entertain with there native dances and a tag in their jnatjve tongue plans, .profiles, specifications . and forms of contract and bond nuy be then theres an athletic stadium abtalned upon Application at the of- where Joe Crammer, Denvers'1 Iron fice of the City Engineer at Provo man meets all American sports but we have not mentioned the newly City, Utah. The' Board of Commissioners of weds" the smallest perfect framed Provo City reserves the right to reject parents In the world with their 'This young bouncing Baby 'N any or all bids. honor of rehas the chap heathy By order of the Board of CommisGold Award at the the Worlds ceiving sioners of Provo City, Utah Fair at San Francisco for being the Fred Evans, 1 most perfect formed baby In the City Recorder Provo City, Utah, October b, 1919 world in spite of its mother's and first publication Oct 7, 1919,Lft3t fathers size. Bnt we have not space to name and explaiuT all of the shows publication Oct 28, 1919. that will be exhibited at the Carnival ground during next "week but to assure you all that it is a com& plete caravan. We with to explain with that theres a horses bedected in jewels and armor Ja Ferris Wheel o JenormtM and the Whip the newest an size Line Orem most sensational riding "device creatFirst Preferred Stock ed by the master minds of auuso-men- t inventors. In fact this one Dividends, , payable quarterly, device Is so enormous that 5 sixty yields better than 7 per cent anfoot flat cars are required for transnually, on present price. Aa opporting tfie Joy makeif oyer the portunity for eafe Investment la a country and it Is valued at $10,000. But you all may view for yourself local company. s the Bernardi "touted cityv each and Descriptive circular on applicaevery tight next week so wewlll not explain more exeept there will tion. Address: mirth and fun for all the grown JOE R. BROWN, Asst Secretary, jbe as well as the kiddies. Rememups ber all nekt week, Oct 13. to 18th 8ALT LAKE A UTAH It It CO, . Inclusive. ht WEE K i Sq many lovely things to wear this season ! That charmingly inconstant lady, Dame Fashion, indulges, after the en-r- e y practical apparel of war days, in a bewildering array of fascinating stlyes. Among the most distinctive of the seasons creations are those PRINTZESS designers who seem to r"R somehow havecaptnred that exclusive something called instilled it into every graceful line of the new models. , t6 contractors -- For PRINTZESS better stores the country over are Haturing the Distinction in' Dres garaents-w- e"" have provided exceptionally complete assortments ' I; section. , The styles you will find delightful and you will be instantly perceptive Surely you must visit our ready of the excellence of PRINTZESS materials and of the deft skill ful touches in tailoring so typical of PRINTZESS models. Week-w- hen s if to-we- ar ... ti , 1 ' Salt Lake i. Utah Merry-iGo-Roun- Railroad Company ' - 0F ORIGIN THE ABOVE ILLUSTRATIONS ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY BEAUTIFUL PRINTZESS SUITS WHICH WILL BE ON DISPLAY DURING PRINTZESS WEEK , ... DOOR-KNOCKE- Proof That They Antedate . Western Civilization by Many Hundred of Years. Ample i SUITS--- I r door-knocke- rs Prove, Utah . Eureka, Utah. Farm Lands r s FOR SALE Choice stock dairy farm 188 acre ample water euppiy good free summer range adjoining. Good house and modern dairy barn. Also other good , improvements. - Act quick! Its a great ttg bargain -- $15,000.00. : dairy, livestock and 35 Holstein cows beet farm. sugar 165 head cattle; range penult for 107, two good homes, 3 silos, plenty machinery, large cow barn. The best big place in Utah conn, ty. The low price will startlo you 966 Acre v y i. acres in Benjamin, near S. F. river bottom land, plenty water, fine home. See the bumper crops before they are harv eated. Low price and easy terms. 40 very choice acres,; 103 acres of It plenty water, balance good alfalfa landC near Span163 ish fork. Only $75.00 per acre. t acres of best sugar beet land In Utah'soounty on good road, near school, church, store and beet dump. 4 Ample water. Only $7,300 27 We have lots of other good barCall and let us show you. gains. 4 j ir 8panith Fork, Utah i f V We buy, sell and trade real estate - In all parts of Utah and Idaho.- and suits and suite classically beautiful in the simplicity of the straight line sUhouette youthfully smart in slim and gracefully flared models charmingly modish in creations cleverly bloused such a diresity of styles on which Fashion has set the seal of her approval that the matter of finding the model becoming to your individual type is of import- model expres8ive of YU, yon are sure to find in the extensive assortmensa we paramount are showing during' t nllvlZiiibS Week, v . , M Priced $42.50 to $98.00 ' a Hie beginning of almost every disorder is constipation. If you want to enjoy good health keep your eer-lou- s This is best accomplished by proper diet and exercise but sometimes a medicine ie needed and when that is the case you will .find OhambcrlalriiTaWeM are excellent They are mild and gentle in their action, easy and pleasant to take. Give them a trial. They mly Cost a quarter. regular. 4 S. , J 4 v . T 1 t COATS- - ' ' PRINTZESS Week. ' JS boels REALTY CO. UTAH-IDAH- O I The origin of Is almost lost In obscurity, and their development from mere articles of utility to objects of art has been a long, stow process f evolution, covering centuries and antedating western civilization by many hundreds of years. The first general use of knockers that is positively known was sgiong the snclant Greeks, who probably adopted them from the Egyptians. We pre told that th Greeks Considered It breach of good manners to enter a house without warning the inmates, and that the Spartan gave this notice by shouting their arrival, while the Athenians announced themselves by Its Introduction using the knocker. doubtless came at the time when doors superseded hangings, for the purpose of insuring greater safety or privacy. In thq Greek housea of the better class a porter was in constant attendance at the door to admit visitors. Slaves were usually employed in this capacity, and were chained tg the doorposts to prevent their wandering and shirking the monotony of the duty, and in order to awaken them a short bar of iron was fastened to the door by a chain, to be used as a rapper by those desiring entrance to the house. It is said that this strictly utilitarian rapper, as It was first called, was often wrenched from the door to be used as a weapon of offense by visitors who were not friendly disposed toward, the householder. A later development wsi a direct consequence of this misuse, the next type being in the form Of a heavy ring fastened by a strong damp or plate to the door, thus serv. tag the dodble purpose of knocker sad handle. t From Greece toe .custom was transferred to toe Romans, and with the western trend of early civilization to nearly every country of Europe. The Introduction of knockers to England, where together with Italy and Germany they hare attained the greatest artistic development, eras no doubt due to the Roman conquest of western Europe and Britain. Architecture. , . Priced $28.50 to $78.00 - . - |