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Show Page ( m. NKT I Wfr.l k ST.IItTS MOM) IV MOItMi Tie dry officer Sp-fin- fur Sa'iir.l;,. l LiiJIir SniiiiiiiT Union Mr. and Mrs. TIiom-urui ii S,v 'inliiy aid -- . Jr. - ni'l.i thsi announce city a thorouKh cleaninit next week, pro-Mr- Haul Fenkell left Thursday vidlnjf property owner and rente:fur a visit with Rail Lake friends. will join in the movement, placing r Mrs Ii. C. Uarrinaton left to.lav their garbage and refuse mat; the reached can be city it by where for a brief visit at Sail Like nty. lo ud Mm. Byron Thurmond and dauh-- . and be cleaned with are Miss i w nf hjy will give the entire ru,a TtiMinMid la Lrf ter. visiting Audrey, from all alleya and streets. in relatives at Rantaauln. d wi'h friends day Clean-uweek starts uexl j SMiii. Mrs. I.ynu Fox of IortUnd, Ore- o;k. day. Mrs l.l ward llonn r will enter-- j pon, is visiting at tba born of Mr. Hub and Mm. J. L. Smith. lain the n, cm hers of the llri-lMr. Weiliu- 1 . - Mr i. W. It vi-i- President Coolidge says: The yearly toll of traffic accidents has reached an appalling total. If the death and disaster that now falls on innocent people were concentrated into one calamity, we would shudder at the tremendous catastrophe. , friend. tt p "'J Mon- I ... e ... May Mr. ami I Spaw Demowtratuig The ACZIIS Traffic BlgU&l at Norman-- j Andrew Micklesun j in Coats and Dress1 of the week visit Jensen Co. In lit a few ; Harry Spaw, well known in Tin with friend''! in Rantit'inin. Mr. and Mm. J. Hay Horcmton (je u J(W d.ninsirating the actual Mr. iin.I Mrs. Spins Lloyd have a,U vl.ited List week with friend in ot the Anne Traffic Sig- I'rovo. and Mrs. T. and J. ruests , their Lloyd pleasant uat! lB Loa Angeles pal wh.h u of Salt like.! jmImw lluby Sherwood of Topliff Is will un- funs. Jack and ftp( wklth t,ia company Thrllls and chills. R'0 HItebeard'i vlltlng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. doubu-dlInstall In various other :I lain her of horrors. large cities where the handling of Kill traffic la a difficult problem. Mr. Thursday. Kill Bpaw baa erected one of tba signals In the Wallace building and is now fur rustle Cate to Mleinl thH funeral Ings. spent Sunday in Iayson. 1 step-eoof a Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Gardner an in position to more Intelligently were guests of Suit Lake Plain its operation to Tintic people, ........ Dig K. of f. The following Hem pertaining to the Elk I A villon. Two prises will friends last Saturday and Sunday. ibis invention is clipped from a was In Balt Lak G. C. Lindsay li- given awuy after each dunce. cent issue of the Iieseret News: Wealon business for the week mins treat. this Dont ' Acme Traffic Signal copi- The Mrs. Lou llarrett returned Wed ern Amusement Co. U Mr. and Mrs. II. E. McClain re "f ii.mlay from ITovii where she visitf -' 0 pr,,,U bn. I.?5;00?. n few turned on Sunday after a ed with relatives uud friends for days per cent cumulative preferred stock visit at Balt loike. few days, at a aitting of the state securities Allen of Salt laike Mrs, Imr-N- l lie eats nails, bends Iron liars and commission Friday. . breaks bolts. Tufa, the mighty, a' visiting at the home of her broth'-''Harry Spaw, fiscal agent of the II (1. Hoyle. Mm. Mien Is a former ills Circus next Thursday, hua opened negotiations company resident or Eureka. James Mattson of Dividend. Is at with Balt Lake and Ogden the All Spring Millinery at the Stella the Irovo hospital, receiving treatinstallation of the company's signal Shea Shop priced at 13.00 and ffi.titl. inent for an Injury of the foot. devices at congested street interne. Come at once while the assort intuit Mr. and Mm. Walter Jensen tlona. Installations started In Los la large. Mr. and Mrs. George Krewsler,' father, J. Sylvester, of Low Angeles, the 1uclfic slope are ..aid to be Luella Fillmore. Miss France i California. ,ln salutary salkfari.on in the uni- Jolinsn-- : Clenr and Miss Elizabeth (xfr,rd itesort la helping to form direction of traffic. The sysblock tem the to almilar railroad iiiotorcd to I'uyson on Sunday. In " I'alnt-rpthe start a campaign Mr. und Mrs. N A. Jones und business district. The front of that lunal and semaphore operates uuto amt establishment Is receiving attention. niatlcally from tv time cluck. At Misses Margaret tie Interval traffic is Ball lad visitors were Luke l''inces. gnd Mrs. A. L. Miller. Mr. and R,vn wty by Buntliiy. Mrs. Hos. Uurlon and children. Mr. rn and allows Tlum: Tonight, and Mrs. A. K. Ilracken. all of lion ll.ill. Event: Mrs. dav-liil- i I - , In the year ending 1923, 26,600 people were killed by automobiles: 667,000 seriously injured, and the economic loss involved is estimated y 1 1 at $600,000,000. n. THE re-thl- rt - Mof s. glv-Mr- ! gi.-.-- i rht Ne-.h- vhI Dunce. Music: Dund i Den Kurnell, brakeman on Hie Dj A H. G. Itallroad. was taken to one of I ho Halt I dike hospitals Thursday morning. He was suffering from u , Acme Traffic Signal fr - jr Fnda, Miyj - EUREKA REPORTER 4 . .slreum of traffic. foddlngtooj xTiIm svsfem which lias been of American Fork spent lust Sunday before Arthur F. Karnes, i Eureka visiting with Mr. and commissioner of public etifety he-Mr. end Mm. Thtnuas M-- e William Okey. . JoMph K. u,,-n,f)f of had cose of influenza. of Waliliiutst. Inlverslly (ari bldgs for Investigation, has worked Miss A in (din Hi lilefld. Miss Atiu.i I'tah student, was summoned to Ku- - (,ul with excellent results In Ls Coffey, Miss Hlell.i Fields. Miss Mar-- ! reka this week by the illness or hie Angeles, where the truffle is aronn , garet Jones, Mrs. Albert Morley, Mrs. mother, who Is uomewhat belter at (be heaviest In Hie world, accordin'.; TJimnas Tancock and Mrs. Ernest the present time. jt0 Mr. Spaw. Lot Angeles has e- Bmitli enjoyed a picnic In West Tin j Mr. and Mm Kd Lloyd and dangli- -' tended the use of this signal this Wednesday aHer- - (,.rH Maurtne and Helty lain, by ordering Installations far ioo Intersections. ' ; g - Has Solved the Problem TWO YEARS AGO The (ity of Loa Angeles imrchased 124 Acmt1 Traffic Signals, cost in;; $.70.. The system has successfully regulated traffic in the congested dstrict (lining this jieriod. THIRTY DAYS AGO The City of Los Angeles bought another 40(1 Acme Traffic Signals at the purchase price of $HS,oOO, to he installed in the outlying districts. The Utah Securities commission has granted a permit to the A. T. S. Co. to sell 5000 shares of this per cent cumulative preferred participating stock at par, $5.00. If you are interested in making an investment in a going company that has passed the experiment stage, investigate this wonderful invention, which is being demonstrated for ten days in the 7 Mm. Glen Storm, of Rawlins, Wyo- Noah, visited at Irovo on Hunday. Mrs. Spi ns Lloyd. If will heing guests of Mrs. M. Shea and Dundee o, lloy! Hyncopers Mrs. II. F. Gear. Mrs. Miss Margaret Leahy. They wie ffurnlMh May Day music Tonight t ',,,r WALLACE BUILDING, arcotnpatiled to Eureka by Mlsu Keereatlon llnll. jHtorrs came to Utah with her who le attendin'? a livin; pjJ Iaghy who wus their guest for a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jem oil reof J. convention few days. Mrs. Shea uud Mias Leahy IVnmy alert turned Tuesday from Balt Lake manager at BhH Lake. nre former residents of Eureka. where they visited with tlielr aon, Special for Baturduy. One lot nf Walter, who Is a student at the Ladies Summer 1'ulous fUc. West m in si er College. Mra. J a lima Wet.tun, who reeenllyj TIl tttll,nt ghoWi ..Hr t)wn returned to Eureka after a trip at the Recreation given Money," Rutin. Moutuua, whom 1ie via! led ull Kurehtt IaH, evening will be wllh relative, among them her fatli- - (,en (u Mammoth next Wednesday er, John Hannifin, left Eureka aguln evrnn. on Tliursudy, Mr. Weldon expect ftnl Mra. Rryan Church worn to waka her home with her chWdrei! Hot Pot ReHort during tlo in California. Bho will flrat go to or tho week. vfBRIng with bent wlnhea The part Henrli. early rf Log H9 family of S. J. Schueitler. Min many Eureka friend will go wllli Venu Srhneltter, who wua recently Mr. Weldon to her new homo. on at tho Provo taoapltal. All Hprlng Millinery at the Stella recovering and ha been raider Shea Shop priced at fS.OO and fS.00.l,! Conn nt unco while llie uariortnicnl . rfn,ovl'd to her homo, la largo. Tho very Inteat creallona In Drea- and Coat Juot rerelved ul Nor- Andrew Johnson, well known n Co. reka rraMeut who ha beeti taklnj I treatment medical at Ogden apeclul Remember that real orchestra--Danc- e for the pat few tuonlh, wa at lit to snappy IF YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING THE PURCHASE OF AN AUTOMOBILE, HERE ARE SOME PRACunje uoya. borne on Tuewday und Wedncudny, music at Uecreution Hall. tonight coming here to attend to lusinTICAL REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER THE NASH. A last minute notice necessitated mutter. Mr. Johnson' friends will be pleased to hear that his physical substituting Mammoth for Goshen condition 1 slowly Improving. IDs in the baseball game to be played at 1. InTjHist of tlie 11nusu.il record of Charles Y. Nash, 7. Because of its sturdy construction, it is necessary trouble resulted from an accident the old ball park. This I the first the President of Nash Motors former President of season aa Mammoth and Co., the only to look at tho car to make a favorable coseveral year ago. tho spine being In- game have always put up and Eureka of Motors of and (tenoral one nclusion. Co., the countrys jured. this one keenly contented game Thrill nnd chills. See Klueluiird's 'should industrial leaders. greatest be unusually Interestin';. S. Because of the unusual attention given to details ebuiiilier of horror. Hig Cireiit next Do sure and come out and welcome 2. Because of NASH FINANCIAL STKKXdTH. Thuraday. Hu boys Sunday at 2 o'clock. throughout the car. At the first opportunity, Mrs. George Tinamttn entertained Nowhere in the annals of American business history examine its tailored curtains, steering wheel, foot Among the Eureka people who tho Fidelto Club members last is a more there admirable of able t example manago-nienare at Salt laike today for the pur. as boards, 16 leaf springs, emergency brake, instrupluye l. evening. &0iTa than shown by the Nash financial statement, Prize were won by Mr; . George pose of taking part in the Eastern! ment hoard, quality of upholstery, springs in the not the largest hut iorliais the CLEANEST in th Castleton. first; Mrs. D. A. Allred Star Initiation are the foiiowtn!;: seats, and its attractive DUCO finish. I11 fact, all second. A delicious luncheon w..s Mr. und Mrs. John Morley, Mr. and The owes 110 bank a of dollar C. J. Sullivan, Mr. nnd Mrs. industry. Mrs. ibs oomiany served. Those In attendant e were: appointments are near perfection.. lxrrowed money. George II. Ryan, Dr. and Mrs. K. L' Mr. John Allen. Mr:, vharlea !h motor. Mrs. O. A. Allred. Mr. C. Clark, Mra. X. J. Churchill. Mr. anil Because of the reputation of its force-fee- d Because of its unusual BEAUTY, resulting in disMrs. John J. Cronin. Mrs. Georae' I. Jones. Mrs. A. F Hurt, Mrs. Ma- Sot Poweiful, a long life, and ability to stand hard use. hern. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Burton. lcolm Green. Mrs. George Castleton, tinctive and exclusive ownership. Mra. Eugene Blackett, Mrs. Wlllia'ii Mr. and Mr. A. L. George. Mis. lib Because of the stream of unsolicited testimonials Charles Hosmer, Mr. C. EL Ward. Because of its standard gear shift; a low Conover, Mr. W. D. Thurmon, ratio gear Mrs. Mr. Jack Claude F. Xilson, Mrs. H. J. Huilev und Mrs. Theodore and favorable comment of present owners. of the steering mechanism which makes Raker, Mrs. John Donnelly, Mrs. Anoperation Fullmer, who was a special guest. na Krygor. Mrs. Lyman Raker and easy, esjvcially for the lady who prides herself on Standard equipment includes four-wheEverybody come to the Muy Dav Mrs. P. J. Bonner. brakes, balloon her ability to drive a quality car. I'esUval Dance at Recreatlou Hill tires, disc wheels, mirror, and automatic windshield He eats nails, bends iron bars and TOXIOIIT. Dundee Byncopers. o. Because its full balloon tires are large breaks bolt. Tufo. the mighty, at cleaner. enough to Little Margaret Grlbbons enter- Dig Circus next Thursday. the of the "with weight car. carry This, together tained a number of her friends at 4 PRICES FROM $1290 TO $2465 F. 0. B. PROVO. Mr. C. E. Hulsh was hostess to. projHT BALANt L of chassis and body, gives suJolly birthday party given Tuesday andi members of the the Club Bridge at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan perior riding comfort. ou owe it to yourself to SEE EXAMINE and McCann. The afternoon wus spent a few special guest on Wednesday (?. to playing games, music and sing- afternoon. Snapdragon and tulips; Because NASH FuPH WHEEL BRAKES are noth-juDRIVE NASH before making your automobile in were used in the dertratlons. Prtxej A wus rake used birthday large ing. short ..f wonderful. We can vestment. ns the centerpiece for an attractively for high score was awarded to Mrs. truthfully say, L. V. Thomas and the guest priz: They are :ho most thoroughly practical and i : i (tecoruted table. Tiny dressed dolls eu-nwere used aa favors and a delicious was won by Mrs. K. D. Gardner, a! four w:,.. brake. h, the industry. Truly, NASH LEADS THE WORLD IN We welluncheon was served to the follow dainty luncheon was served. CDihj come an oj.jH.rtu-present were: Mr. Alex explain them in detail. in children: Mary France Garrity,!,pbp MOTOR CAR VALUE. MrDonnwr Mrs... Catherine and Margaret McCormick Srn Don-,',rJohn Pearl Stanton. Helen Fields. Jean ' ' Mr, vThomas. Mr. I Hill, Catherine McClain. Amelia Mr Kmm VaUnK.Mre.; born, Viola Statta. La Veda Work-!- lo'e Hayward. Mr. E. L. Clark. Mrs man. Edward Pike, Mr. A. E. .Those beautiful dancing dolls. 'speri3 gUe$t on this occasion were '.I:: 'DEPENDABILITY REGARDLESS OF PROFIT They're alive, breathing, imported Mrs. Frank Garrity, Mrs. Geor-.e- 1 145 N. UNIVERSITY AVE. beauties and the largest is -- nlyjRyan. Mrs. R. D. Gardner. Mr. R PROVO, UTAH See them next IS Inches tall. LOCAL V. E. Mr. Ekloff and, Burton, REPRESENTATIVE: GEORGE MILLER, BULLION BECK HOTEL, PHONE 195 MrThursday at the Circus. Mary jf nriaron. West of Post Office ' hus-lban- -- t- i r- - Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value man-Jene- - . I . el - j . I l y t. - J ACKSON MOTOR CAR CO. -- - ?' ! t. - |
