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Show .jaaEisxEaas-jar:: ROBINSON BROTHERS TRAINED ANIMALS g DOG AND PONY SHOWS I fMBPnrr , "i Will Pitch their J J'U r'M Tented City &ri on the s $ rifP rf West of P. 0. I S H WSCilCSt. Monday. I ! AUG. 10 1 iiSiSiSfeHB , I 2:30 and 8:30 BETTER THAN EVER. . . EVERYTHING NEW THIS YEAR ! PK(-.E-S POPULAR PRICES: ADCLTS 50o: CHILL-REX 35c j WE .AM ISE, ENTER TAIV, INSTRUCT , VXD THRILL YOU j NUF SAID, LET'S GO 1 . nil I I I I I !' .n....-...."."......... ....................... .................. .. ......... ....... i . " i I i i ! ! i i p y - $ 1 H i , . 1 1 - - ' , " ' - '- Iowa Leader of National Industry j Continues to Grow LARGEST WASHING MACHINE FACTOR!' IN THE WORLD LOCATED AT NEWTON, IA., WILL CONSTRUCT MAMMOTH AUDITION TO PLANT j lu a recei.i. iuter. icw with Mr. F. L. Maytag, founder of the Maytag compan and chainhan of the board of directors, he recently announced llia bus company would increase the out- i Put of their factory at Newton, Iowa, by building and equip- ' Ping a six-story addition to the present factory. This aunouin-enienl came after several months of careful ; j Planning auu iuvestifating, not only conditions in the present factory, but outside market conditions as well. Mr. Maying re- tj Ports that in '.ho face ol the present shortage of machines and J the rate at which the sules organization is developing, it would be unwise to doiay any longer or to consider a smaller addition than this to present manufacturing facilities. The entire output ( of the plant is concentrated on the manufacture of the Maying Jj j Cyrafoam washing machine which is easily distinguished, from j j :"iy other niachinus bv having a cast aluminum tub. f I j; Mr. Ih'.yu.i; further elates that the Maytag sales organiza- i ; lion for the past nknty days has been selling on an average of jj j wo hundred machines a day more than the present plant is J; Woduciug. Tllt. new udjition will be eighty-four feet wiue by j o hundred i.nd thirteen feet long and will be six stories liig.i. J : 'he construction will be of re-intorced; concreie throughout. t i ell lighted and well equipped in every feature. The total floor t j space of the new building will exceed a hundred thousand I. j squore f3t, which brings the total factory floor tpace up to t I ?)'r llal R nuilion square feet or approximately twelve aud a r j It acres. Active preparations for the beginning of the build- j. ! "S will be started immediately and it is hoped that it will bo j Possible tj occupy all or at least a part of the new addition by j j "H latter part of October. j! j The new addition will necessitate th eemployment of appro- j ' 'mally eight hundred more man. Over twelve hundred nu n are "ow emplcved J I j for the past thre e vears. The Mavtag company lias lieUl the j j 'tipu of Wc-ld Leoiifrship in the manufacture of washing I ti, ' in SP'IO of the fact thai there are over a hundred j ner companies making washers. Thev make approximately I j "w-third of all tbe washers sold. ' j ; , i I tun1116 Mayl;'i" conipiM.v was founded over a third of a ren- J ' tion 8g0 bV Mr' Jl!l'lle who is actively directing the organic- j n and has a :&rointod with him, his two sons. Lewis B. May- j 1 '8. president r.nd E. H. Maytag, secretary and treasurer. i ! Telluride Power Company j Ralph Pitchforth. President Sam Cline. Vice President Fred R. Levi. Cashier Joseph C. Smith Ass't Cashier Milford State Bank I Safe, Sound and i S T Conservative i i j A HOME FOR YOUR DOLLARS We Welcome to Milford Valley The men who care to better their condition. We offer to them a land of great productivity, in a FERTILE VALLEY VAL-LEY lying along a transcontinental railway. Here money can be made in the raising of ALFALFA, ALFALFA SEED, GRAIN, in DAIRYING and GENERAL GENER-AL FARM PRODUCTS. We believe but few places offer land as fertile and as well watered at such prices as land here. Milford, a city of some 1800 people, is a railroad division point with a healthy payroll. Many fine homes and exceptionally fine schools are here. Come to MILFORD, the Land of Opportunity. We welcome wel-come and invite correspondence. Milford Realty Company MILFORD .UTAH M. P. LEWIS 0. K. KIRK One -Profit Studebakers at even lower prices HpHESE Studeb&ker Motor Cars, en which new Jii prices are herewith announced, are the identical iden-tical cars v'l :ch ha.ve given Si udehaker tremendous sales volume a?d ihareby lowered production costs. New prices include all equipment now on our various models, except that bumper?, extra tire, cover and motcmeter e.re no longer furnished on Big Sixes. There is no sacrifice in materials nor in workmanship. work-manship. Studebaker has brought out no new yearly models built to sell at new prices. These are the same Studebakers on which we were able to announce nc'tv low prices on January 8th of this year. The following table forms a striking tribute to Stuclehaker's one-profit production. New Prices Effective August 1st All prices f. o. b. factory ! Standard Six Medals ! New Price Old Price 5atnff Country Club Coupe $1235 $1345 $ 50 Coach 1195 1295 100 i Sedan 14D5 1595 100 Special Six Models Dig Six Models Duplex-Roadster . ,l.Jy5 $14o0 , 55 Duplex-Phaslor, . . $1 7C5 $ 1 8 75 $ 80 bport Roadster . . 153o lo45 50 Duplex-Phaeton. . 1445 1495 50 Coupe 2045 2450 405 Coach 1445 1595 150 Broi-ham . . . . 2195 2575 380 Brougham .... 1695 1793 100 , ,c Victoria 1750 1895 145 Sedaa 224 2575 330 Sedan 1895 2045 150 Berline 2325 2650 325 Only Ford and St.jdcbaker make in their own p'jr.ts all bodies, engines, clutches, differentials, steeri;.rj gear., ::pri'ijs, gear sets, axles, gray iron castings and drvp forgings u.s'-..in their cars. Studebaker is t!ie only one-pro fit manufacturer in the fine cor field. THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA South Bud, fnJiana THIS IS A S T U Tj L V. A li i. R Y L A R |