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Show THE PROVO POST TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919 FOUR Used Car Sale Here This Week SOCIETY Friday evening the members of the Sixth ward and a number of, other Interested friends were given a treat when the Primary association presented the operetta "The Fire Drake." The elaborate costumes were furnished by Mrs. Walter Christensen who also assisted the Primary suu ers with the stage direction. Miss Mary Mortimer worked very hard and faithfully directing the music till on the evening of the production the singing and dancing was a triumph of rythm, harmony and grace. Seventy children portrayed the story of the Kings Court where commotion reigned through the news that a fire drake was Infesting the kingdom with flames. Of the three princes the youngest was the hero in killing the drake and winning the love of a Spanish maid in the end. The Stage settings were beautife and the entertainment was a tremendous success from very viewpoint. . Mrs. John C, Swenson was a Lake City visitor yesterday. -- Suffered Five Yeans Gains Thirty-fiv- e Pounds by Taking Tanlac "Ill tell the world that thip Tan- lac comes nearer doing all that is claimed for than any medicine 1 ever saw in toy' life, said Otto Zangg, a well known carpenter and builder whoJives at 1535 Pleasant Ave, Lot Angeles, Qal, the other day. "I have tried a good many different medicines during the past five years, continued Mr. Zanng, blt Tanlac la the only one that has measured up to its recomendatlon, and is the only thing that has done me good at alL 1 suffered from stomach, trouble, and everytlme I ate anything I would be all bloated up with gas for. noun afterwards. I was so nervous that I never got a good nights sleep, and Just kept getting worse until 1 was forced to give up my work altogether. In fact, I was in such a bad fix that I was not able to get about very much; Everytlme I saw a medicine advertised as being good for any kind of trouble, I would get it and try it, but I didn't get any benefits from any of it. Well, when Tanlac came along I thought I might as well give that a trial, too, so 1 bought a bottle and commenced taking It I really laughed when I first heard about Tanlac, for I thought It would be like all the refct, but I want to tell you that Tense fooled me, for It Just simply knocked my troubles right out, and I am as well and hearty now as I ever was. Why, I have actually gained thirty now I pound!? and when I go to bed to go havo will you Yes, sir, Itig. morn-- a the In to time up until get sleep as long ways to find a medicine I live as as long good as Tanlac, and I will praise it for the good it has We are also emphasising the fact done me. that the oBtteril! organization is behind this sale of used cars. We are particular!--anxiou- s for the pnblic to his purchase as though he had bought know that every car in this sale has a Hudson Super-Six- , Dodge Brothers been thoroughly examined by three ex- or Essex new motor car. perts in our organi'tt.n, that we have Our representatives in Provo are priced it conservatively after this thorough examination, and that ve A. B. Worsley and the Superior Motor hall In every Instance give a perfectly company. Both these firms will keep frank statement regarding the condi- their display of used erfrs open even; d tion of a ear and what may be and will arof it. We are aa anxious that ings during the four days conveniat the every purchaser of one of these used range demonstrations cars shall be perfectly satisfied with ence of prospective purchasers. ' , GIVEUP WORK A motor car event that will undoubtedly prove of great Interest in this section of the country, as well as in other cities of the state will be the jpeclal sale of used cars to be held in four different citlep this week by the Hotter ill AutonuVbiie company pf Salt Lake. Besides the special sale in Salt Lake there will be a used car display in Provo, Ogden and Murray, and it is doubtful if there ever was such, a sale put on in four different cities simultaneously by the same firm. - The-aa- le of used cars in Provo. Ogden and Murray is to commence Wednesday and will run until next Saturday night, the Botterill company having arranged with its representatives here, A B. Worsley and the Superior Motor company, to make a special display of used cars which will be sent down from the Botterill company's State street store in Salt Lake City. In Salt Lake City the sale will begin Monday and run throughout the entire week. The Botterill company la sending a special salesman to Provo, Ogden and Murray to conduct the sale at those points. In explaining the reasons why ie is putting the sale on in four places instead of concentrating in Salt Lake, Manager Frank Botterill said: "It has very frequently been our experience that when we run an advertisement on used cars we get a number-of inquiries from residents out of town. And yet these Inquiries do not lead to as many aalea as might be desired for the simple reason that there is so little opportunity to demonstrate a used car to anyone living any distance from Salt Lake. It Isn't like selling a new car where you can demonstrate with one and deliver another. You have to show the particular car which your prospect will buy. "In orfler to overcome this difficulty we have decided to distribute our stock of used cars to Murray, Ogden and Provo, and thus make it easy for thousands to comb to a centrally located spot if they desire a demonstration. We are making it clear that 'all the cars advertised in this sale are of standard make, represented in the in termountain territory. They include Hudson Super-SixeDodge Brothers, Buicks, Cadillacs, Overlands, Plerce-ArrowFords, Oaklands, Chandlers and light delivery trucks. Salt Soldiers' overseas cap, with inslgna of aviation corps r was loaned by soldier to young lady to take part in school entertainment; between East Center street and Central LOST WAS FORCED TO school. joyed. At a meeting last week the M. S. T. Girls resolved to reorganize for social activity this winter. Miss Ovila Groneman wag elected chairman of the club - with Miss Beth Ellison as treasurer and Miss Jennie Snyder as social reporter and editor of the Monitor, a periodical magazine for the employees of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company. Miss Venice Jepperson was the guest of, honor at a party given by Mrs. Ivan Childs of Springvllie last evening. .The rooms were beautifully decorated with oriental effects. Music, games and luncheon weri a source of delight to th following: Misses Bessie Reynolds, Venice Melba Condie. Maud Thome Lois Mendenhall, Gussle Bailey and the Messers Cornell Mendenhall. Howard Mendenhall, Fred Femnds. Bryan Bird. Bill' s, s, Jep-perso- jT 95 or 340. Let us TO GET MARRIED print your wedding announcements. Post Job Printing Dept WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 GOING rn Matinee 3:45, 10, 15, 25c. Evening 8:15 15; 25, 35, 50c. If you need anything in the Printing line remember that the Post Job Printing Dept is equipped to handle ft promptly. PORSCH AND RUSSELL The ihusical Railroaders Elephants te DpenJimole. A movement U under way to purchase 20 pair of elephants In Ceylon and free them In New Guinea. The Interior of New Guinea Is an Impene- THE PANAMA TRIO Maids of Syncopation trable Jnngle because of lack of game trails. Elephants, the best dirt road builders In the world, keep great path CIIRISHOLM AND BREEN Her Cave Man open In central Africa and India. They would soon make s way for white men and natIVesxin New Guinea. : 'ey if Song Studies is u c-- - - - THE KREMLIN IN MOSCOW Featuring Maurice Golden and Co. . ti7 0 r THE LE GROHS The Last Word in Pantomimic Novelty fflto QWte Gtoia -- Miss Margeret Snyder entertained a number of friends at her home Friday evening with a Jolly candy puIL Games and music were also en- Phone Dancing, Singing and Music i THE GREAT GAMBLE COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA J:. THURSDAY V Matinee 4 p. m. The Sutton Market will conduct a milk station for the convenience of their many customers beginning Thursday, November 20. Order your milk and cream for delivery with your meat or groceries. Tanlac is sold In Provo by Prove Drug Co in American Fork by Briggs Pharmacy; In Payson by Mulsh-RivDrug Co., in Lehi by Lehl Drug Store in Springvllie by D. R. Wightman and In Pleasant Grove by Hedquist Drug Co., In Goshen' by E. Nelson ft Co-a- nd In Santaquln by T. J. Wadsworth. er T- In Our Costume Shop Frocks , Gowns and Outer Wraps of Distinctive Smartness Women s Smart Suits Tailored and Far Trimmed , ONE MORE WEEK OF SPECIAL SELLING ONE HALF-PRIC- E by Regular $35 lo 1110 S.le Price. $17.50 to 155 These beautiful suits, so captivating in their original lines, are not new, but superior in every particular to any suits before present- ed at .these jnodest figures. some a re smart-tailleeffects; others are in dashing sports models with trimming of silk braid or embroidery, and still more are to be had with large collars of fur. Fashioned of velour de laine- suede velour, broadcloth, tinseltone, silvertones, etc. Each suit handsomely silk lined and warmly interlined. .Sizes 34 to 44. only1 - JulienJocephsoa . Directed by JEROME STORM ly Chester Lyons, A Thos.H. Ince production j&QatwManfr&kmfiQktmt . - -1 ..-- - ur Duvet-Superio- r, GET THE HABIT - And Phone your orders for QUALITY GROCERIES to the most sanitary store it is possibe to have. Women s Coats Quality and Sendee is the Watch Word Meats in Connection Two Phones Priced Remarkably Low $32, SO to $67,50 ' most beautiful Paris created coats Skillful reproduct - in handsome belted and straight-lin- e effects. The clever in novations in collar and belt treat- - ments, the' highly individual pock et ideas, are not only exclusive, but give to the models rare individuality and charm. Fashioned of Tinseltone, Silvertone Suede VelLined throughout with thefinest silk our, mixed velours, etc. - - linings -- and - warmly interlined -- - Women s Exquisite Frocks Another shipment of most charming models. These Handsome Frocks have been developed in the most luxurious materials woven for late win ter wear, and so skillfully do thev, follow their Parisian prototypes there is nothing to choose between dupli cate and original. Materials are Serge, Tricotine, Jersey, Chiffon Velvet, Tricolette and Satins. W. P. WHITEHEAD CO. - Lee L. Baker Attorney Clauds And f. Bsktr Counselors""? BAKER & BAKER 10 W. Csntsr Bt, rrovo, Utah Elks Bldg, ft Eureka, Utah, ft ft IlSall Lake. OlefC Railroad Company Orem Line First Preferred Stock . . Si i Dividends, Dr. ANNOUNCEMENT E. H-- Marble and payable Quarterly, yield better than 7 per cant annually, oa present price. An opportunity for safe Invastmant in a 7- Jocai company. . 0-- DENTISTS At Colombia Theatre Dr. Ekins Parlor Descriptive circular oil' application. Address: -- Bldg-Formerl- y JOE R. BROWN, Asst Secretary, SALT LAKE ft UTAH ft R. CO, |