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Show ATOM! Effi .KlIMT MODEL 40 tI ELECTRIC $81 ? v - 1 Frno-120Toll,500ytlelltm.t. fL A 5 t F " J tubal). AlioModeM2wilhintomatio f 8 " V- A -S Toltag.reg,ilator.90,andModel44, V - X, ylTiV :AX , M,S . N- .n .Mr-powerful "di.l.nc." ,t, f &- oj " f 1 V 1 For diract current. Modal 41.191 i 1 2 O , i ' What a comfort to know L.fix your radio is faithful ... t -. r . From the house current IVjLARY.tnrn on the radio and see what the weatlier man says. The 1929 Atwater Kent all-electric set is powered wholly from Then let's see if there isn't a good male quartette somewhere, the house lighting circuit You snap a switch to turn the current or a brass band " on and off, just as you do with an electric light Always ready What a satisfaction it is to hrww your radio will do its duty. to operate. Current costs only a fraction of a cent an hour. Good, reliable Atwater Kent Radiol What a host of friends or from batteries its dependabihty has made! "You can always count on an The 1929 u 6et alsQ has cear 8elect;T;ty, Atwater Kent -wherever radio .s known, that s what they say. and . of ylum plu8 beauty and compactnest This quality of steadfast- bai terk sets, $53, $72 ne68 is guilt (n and douMy at u money-saving price ""''rjr assured by 222 factory tests or You cannot buy the all-round satisfaction that sv 'TtI inspections. Hence the com- Atwater Kent Radio gives, for less than the fig- S(kf K&'ri' mon remark,"If Atwater Kent ures quoted here. You can pay a great deal A'i WWM$i makes it, it's right" more without getting more. ' E-pSf ''1''"'i"'"m On..ir-mrrSnJayieh,-AtmUrKmRa6iaHou,-lUUnM WWM Solid mahogany cabinet!. Panel sat in "Radio IVueat Voice y4S& finiihed in gold. Model 48, $53; Model Atwater Kent Radio SvemVat- 49,.xtr.-powerrul,72.PrIcedonolin. ATWATER KENT MANUFACTURING CO. Model. E,E-2,E-3,.mequ.i: jSiL elude tube, or billeriel. 4764 Wi.uhickon An. A. Auvater Kent, Pre Philadelphia, P.. ity, different in use. Each 12 2. rfSK&8- Salt Lake City Directory Dr. C. L Evens, Optometrist EYES EXAMINED Cross'eyes blrttighwned. Glasses fitted. 11 Ea.t 2nd South, SALT LAKE CITY. DTAa Pipe - Valves - Fittings NEW AND USED FOR ANY PCRPOSB SALT LAKE PIPE CO. 475 W. Sixth South St. Suit Lake City, Utah Biah Ado Paris Co. Automobile Parts "We have It, Can get It or It Can't Be Got Try us. Phone Was. 22S7 and 22S8. 421 So. Main St. - Salt Lake City, CtAh. SERVICE GARAGE C. W. BREWER KAY L. PECK Vuh Ur,-Ml STORAGE Rrr Gnrl t,rpe Serrlc. 4th So. nnil JUiin Street Snlt Lake. Adjoining Newhouse Hotel. Used Pipe, Fittings & Valves Newly threaded and coupled for all purpose. Monsey Iron and Metal Co. 100 So. 3rd West - Salt Lake City, Utah. J. J. Coan Wrecking Co. 834 West So. Temple St. Salt Luke City. I tnh. Phone Wasatch 8405. New ami usod PulldlnK Materials of all kinds. Plumbing, Pipe, Paints and Hardware. "Be true to your teeth, or your teeth will be false to you" Painless Parker Dentist 174' i South Main Street - Salt Lake City - . v SemloH Hotel S&&yh Ho"1 ofSmil" S POPULAR PRICES PICKLES ARROW BRAND For those who want the best UTAH PICKLE CO.. SALT LAKE CITY. Salt Lake Costume Co. y"j3gJL Costume, Operas, Play T- CT Bookt, Masks, etc. 35 W. 3rd So., Wu. 999, Sail Lake Cirr, Ut.h FURS WANTED We can pay more for yonrfurs than you can possibly obtain elsewhere. Atrial shipment will convince you. irnl tor price list on Furs or 1rupa AMERICAN HIDE & FUR CO. 157 "West South Temple, Salt like Clly.Utah To Read More- Is to Learn More All Books at Publisher's Prices Well send them C.O.D. If you say so. BESERET BOOK COMPANY 44 East South Temple St. P.O. Boil 793 .... Salt Lake City Imitators are a servile race. in, - . cleated tires that grip : V Kl s'A like a cleated shoe , '- f it 'iM: M JtM'tl HAPS winter? NO! Yet, safety all the time-not jlf hi ; I fTs 1 U II 1 i i when chains are on! And quietness all the time not iust whek v ' I ' ? y H chains are off! ' , '" I VI L Xlh CIeated ures are the tire industry's answer to winter's most an- A'f"' li kfA ayinS problem. What an innovation! 'WiToJJ P B kIH The picture tells the story. Cleated tires ... grip wet roads .. . I ' . I VN I $ M -IV I V b'te sno : are sure-footed in slush and mud . . . respond I. ,1 t , ; rl ; effectively to the demands of four-wheel brakes. I ''".III lX M Vt'. jND after e trying conditions of winter have worn I V i J tL 2 A, V J down.hfle,fts'comesintoPIaythestandardlongmileageDunlop V '; -' - " f ' -J Jf nuon-sLkld balloon tread . . . ready when spring comes to take over I' .v . ?' T M '1 Ranged road demands brought about by the difference be- f f M l 3t tweenwinterand spring road conditions. t' I ViPi' j The winter mileage provided by the cleats themselves is entirely 'v, I . I w l jf idditwnal to the standard tread mileage. I j ' ' r vc. vi1 y' 'unlop considers this winterized tire one of the greatest of its ; T v ' ' N I 'Jtru --ny inventions for the safety and comfort of motorists. j " ' VV?7 3 t ,k2 T D""!cP denhrs: 1 the Dunlcp representative has not had time " J 1 " $ ''J'Xj ' .v-'1 "lx i 10 rcach you, wire your orders to the nearest Dunlop warehouse. t i ! V ,y DUNLOP TIRE AND RUBBER CO., BUFFALO, N.Y. |