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Show eveopment .p8ople •f Silt Lake County in the lidvale JUDior High School, begiuiug Monday, March 4, 1929 and continuing Mondays and Thursdays of each week, at 7:30 p. DL for SIX WEEKS. Given UDder the management of the University of Utah Extension Division, 2 Hours Credit made it necess ary to .•.-::· ~aJC:eeiiSOfRalphParlette'sSelf-Development Confe rences now closin g in the Salt Lake City and Ogden areas has :repeat the CoUrse as below outlin ed. Enrol l now with any School Princi pal, Memb er of the Lions Club, or at the Junio r High School. Cost of entire confer ence $5.00 (half what it was in Salt Lake City) .. $7.50 for Man and Wife. LIST OF THE TWI!LVE LECTURES RALPH PARLE 'NE WILL GIVE fN THIS CONFERENCE I IULPB PAJILB'I"'''I Natioluilly Famous: Author ancl Ledure r aud DeBtiny.' ' Bow can I use ~nday, Harch 4: "It's Up To You: Are You SbaklDg Up Monday, Aprll 1: ''DOna\oll more and enjoy more T have to as so I my resources Thursday , Aprll 4 : "Go-Gett ers aad Go-Giver s." Bow can 1 become a real· salesman instead of an order-tak er'l Monday, Aprll 8: "Getting My Four Kinds of Pay." What 1s the big thing I must do to get all four kinds 't Thursday , Aprll n: ''Go On South! The Best Is Yet To Come." Bow can I abolish old age and get more tomorrow than today 't After each lecture there will be open dtscuasio n for all in the audience. Those in attendanc e are permitted to take notes of the lectures while being delivered, but after each lecture Ralph Parlette will dictate brief outllnes of the lecture just given, asking all in the audience to write them down, thus making a valuable permanen t record of the teachings of all twelve lectureS'. He also askll three questions at the close of the meeting bearing upon the next lecture, asking those who will to bring written replies. No one is required to take the notes or answer tbe JDYIIe)fT hear the Thunday , March !8: ''Give aud Take." Bow can I get questions , this being entirely optional. Come and aloq with people and win more frleDds and bualnesa 't lectures, an education in hearing them. or BattliDg Down 'l" Bow can I rile In the world T Thursday , March 1: "Bow To Get What Everybod y Wants.'' Wllat Ia It that we are all busting and 80 few find T I Monday, March 11: "What's The Matter With Me'l" keeps What using. have ten time& the ability I am me back 't Wlaat Th1U8day, March 14: "Am I In My PlaceT" should be my llfe work 't For what am I fitted 't Monday, March 18: "The UDlverslt y of 'Bard Knacks." Why do I get bumped around 80 much aud bave 80 much bed .fuck'l Tbonday , .Jb,reh 21: "Prophetl!l and Profits.'' Bow can I budd my engine and get up steam t9 'get there'l Montlay, March 26: "Gettln• More By Wanting More." Bow can I get a bigger bucket to catch more for I WHY A GREAT STORE SEI.IS SO MANY OF PARLETTE'S BOOKS From T. Albert Hooper, General Manager Deseret Book Company , Feb. 18, 1929:- "You as-k why we seD so many of Ralph Parlette's books. The Deseret Book Company has two objective s: One, of course, is to sell books; the other is to help those who \vant them to find the kind of inspiration&~ bOOks which lend to encouragemept and growth. We have found that Ralpb Parlette's books contain the kind of thought, the kind of inspiration, that are helpful to young men and ~men who are trying to find tb,emselves. "For this reason we have had a gr@.t deal of pleasure in recommen ding tli.em during the number of years we have handled them. We have been enthusias tic about them because of the fact that we like them, and, as Padette SJ!.YB in his lectures, enthlb' siasm puts it over. "Of the bool:(s that I have read, 'The Universit y of Hard Knocks,' '4 outstandil 1g in my estimatio n, because of the inspiratio n it gave me the first time I read it, "Which was at a time when I ·Deeded some of the kind of help that this particula.r book gives." --'---<0 00--- P'arlette's books are on sale in most of the great bookstore s. They are published by the Parlette-P adget Company , 75 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois.' ---<000,. __.,_ _ PARLETTE'S LECTURES WlllHEtP YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS • .....a-a-D Are Success and Happines s for me? What are they, anyhow? How can I rise in the world? Why ,:io I not malte faster progress.? Am I in my place ? For what am I best fitted ? Why have I such a hard struggle? Why am I buniped ..so much? How dodge the bUmps? Have I Vision? How get the good things of life ? How can I get along with my associates? How can I get money, keep money and make it work for me? How get my four kinds of pay? ~ • What is good Salesman ship? Am I getting a crop of lemons from my tree of life? How postpone old age and find tomorrow better than today? ---<000--- ' From Salt Lake City Rotar ians From Edward P. Kimball, Presiden~ Jalt La"ke Rotary Club, Feb. 19, 1929: - " I must express the appreciat ion of the members of the Rotary Club for Ralph Parlette's excellent address before our body. You know the tendency among business men in this Ralplt Parlette'S' Self-Development Class in the Salt Lake Chamber of CoJDJDerce Auditoriwn, January 29th, 1929 ~~u::~ :%!:~:~~rS:ft~~~p:t~ ~:;r ~!/~~~d;a~.!::::e~~ue~~ Below: rs Appearing The Namesl!'JBM.of the MembeNAME perienced a -genuine, old-fashio ned FlAM N~ a ........, SbMv-Wa lker Vo. .......... .&.Woua, Pll(ccy-W ll(cly .uta Alldenon . Utaa WooleD ld1lla d. A. Andenon . Standard Fum. ()o, a£ P. A.ndenon . South East FurD. Co. t!. S. Allder&on, Iuter State l"dK· Co. .fllo-.. ~. Alldrewa, So. E. FurL Co. Mlllili'llre aDJODe can bo back .&Gar~ Applequi at, Deeeret News I·WI,.·be arble Dr. Parlette UU;y Applequi st mo1re ca)atiJe of meet- J!<. ~ A.rDOIQ, Student tbat- confront all .at1er1e Astin, Utah Badlo Products Axelrad, Axelrad Fum. Co. ~!1~~ 1ectures. are a de- •.-epil M.Badcer, Student U. of u. 1. tutructs without u..nos t.: tKuart Bal(ley, Utah .Radio Products li!IIJrd- ~=r:~ witbout p~ Belva Bartow, Natba.nte l .Baldwin, Inc Ia 80 clear lsraeJ Barlow, NathNiie l Baldwin, Inc that Addle G. Danley, W. H. Clark indeed Laureaee Batb, Na-thanie l .Baldwin from lis- James H. Bennett, D & B G W BB Uked every .Ed1tb. G. Benlll.on, Utah Badlo Prod. I repre- Virginia Berekley, Utah Radio Prod. Blaine Betenson , u. s. Forest Service le'ctures. G. Blatb, Peerles8 Coal 00. Marc lrlr; Parlette 1. c. Penoey Compaay Bowen, C. R. tbouaa.Dds fw Hewlett Brotbera Bott, 0. Boyd he n til-. llllptratio A. Bradford , Wasatch Motor Co. •• B. ~ Wasatch Motor Co. Wm. C. Bl'lghtoo . BaldWin, Inc. 0. E. Brower, Utah Radio ProductB Iv- :& Burgoyne , Am. SmeiUDg & B. l'a7 Barris, U. of U. Dr. l . .es B. Calvert Olea B. Oannon. Utah Badlo Producta B. Carllsle, Carlille Motor Co. ..... II. B. Carlisle O.vlcl c. Varl8on, Grocer Prtg. Co. Oeeal' W. Oarlaon, U. of U. :& Carr, Intermoun taiD..Tltl e loa. ~~ CJaambeTiaiD, Utah RaCiiq Procl. ftuunberl abl, Utah Radio Prod. Qdpalaa, Sagar House Lumber #c. A. E. Oailst.ena en, Cbrleteus en, Jacob _and Gardner Lo._.. W. Clark, Utah Radio Prod. Utab Badlo Product~~ Clemente , Utah Badlo Playboet e Theatre =.: = Reuse Lumber Furniture Co. thrill as he proceeded with his inspirFlRM NAME Howard Salt, Utah Radio Products ing unfolding of common sense phllJoseph S. Meaonald , U.. of U. A. C. .EIIlll, .Jr., Ellis, Parsona & A. osophy as he talked 'Going On South.' Merrlll Sandberg , u. of u. .a..ya.n M. .l!lilrDaaks, .l!llr.ee.ICJa r.rouucts B1a.&r McFarlaa d. Baldwin Radio Many of us feel that it was one of the Ins. Life 1Uut. !tlass. , Saunders M. B. J!l.llleS .ttlcKendr lck, M.cKelldr lck Shoe uueu .a... .l!lliher, .Nan,..an•eJ .baldWin our club. M. K. lUeKendr lck, McKendr ick :Shoe William E. SaJ~.ton, Utah Radio Prod. best things ever given before •UD1us .I!Uher, tJTah tiadlo l'roducts his .. endorse heartedly "We whole ~dberg, .Nath. Baldwin, Inc w • .L'I • .rllmer, ul'lloiiHe .runuiure (.)o. L. a. M.cM:uWn, l.'aylQr .Motor Car co. Virginia 'The book his had have I w . .M. Scott, Utah Power & Light eo. lectures. Leola MIUer, Grawt.e P'urDlture Co. .iJUII. Ada IS. .l!laadro Univeftlit y c>t Hard I<..®cks, in my Lucy B. Seely Jfuralture "· L. Jfo.wom, ~" Lake Dental Lab. Howard M.llllp.n, Granite library (or J-l!larsl -and"'still get a real Skidmore "uae .l<'ow.aer, ().1=1. Dept. ol Commerc e H. L M.llllgaa, G~te P'urnlture eo. Nora unCh out of it." Snfem Mark Mumford , Jr., Nath. Baldwin Austin B. Smith, Arts Grain A. Ivan lt'.rame, Wa~~t~teb. Motor Co. oOo-- David w. Smith A. A. lt'r..,.hma. n, Abe .FresbmaD & Co. lames T. Murphy E. W. Smith, .Nathanie l Baldwin, Inc. Mrs, Dlla Muuer J!ilrle J.". Uardema. nn, .Pari& lJOmpany Ricks Smith, Natba.nle l Baldwin J. S. M.uuer w. W. UanaDer, Clu'iattus en, J til.Co.u. Ellla E. Smith Kenneth Products Radio Utah Neft, E. Amy l!UrDlture Jim GauBn, ClraDitft; From J. Q. Rebholz, Secretary of Lulubelle Smith, City Schools Joseph Musser dolm '1', Uibbe, AutomOb ile Broker of Commerc e and Commer'Chamber eo. e Pembrok Smith, Shelton Jll W. txarrwge, Ut&b .l&adio l:'roducUI losepblne Muuer Feb. 18, 19~9:-"Permit me Club, cial News Deseret Sqyder, E. Alvin Co. Ueorce W. txumsdell , Grooer PrlntiDg David Neft, Utah Radio Products to voice my impresc. A. Soderberg , Utah Badlo Prod. at this late date Lenard C. Neilson, &bel Gull, Keeley lee Cream Co. interestin g and lnvery J. o. Soderberg , Granite School Dist. sion of the Everett Gwm. BroeklaW il Creamery Irwin T. Nelson, Utah Radio Prod. by Ralph Par;made talk H. A. Sorensen, So. E. Furniture Co. structive Wallaee ~bit C. Dewey Hale, Vlty Schools luncheon on .. hip members our at lette C. C. Neslen. \Vestem Loan & Bldg. M. E. Stahley, Utah Radio Products Edward -r. Hall on the sub16, January y, Wednesda e Commerc Allee Standing, u. s. Dept. Robert C. NesleD 0. A. Ha.Dcocm, Fruit Broker Kinds of Four My ~tting of ject Mrs. G. Nichols, Keith O'Brien, Inc. Dr. F. L. Stader Wiley F. Baoaen, ~olm Hansen organour of members Many Pay.' Inc. BaJdln, l NatHanie Steed, s. W. M. Nielaell, Strevell-P a.ttereon Co. Lillie Aim Leonard ~ were they me advised have ization Inc. Baldwin, l NatbaDle Steed, M. M. A. E. Noal, Boxelder School District A. B. Harris, Barris BI'GII. Dairy human the in DeForger w. Stephens , F. M. Allen Co extremely interested A. W, Olson, Taylor Motor Car Co. Wao.da Bays, The Parls.()om pany philosoph y side of the address as it S. M. Stephens, Nathanie l Baldwin Co. Light & Replied, Na.t.ba•le l Baldwin, Inc G. R. Olson, Utah Power & perta.il1ed to Co-operat ion. E. M. Ste:tleWJen, Granlte'F urn. Co. letor 0. Hegstea, Naf.ba.Diel Baldwin C. R. Opensllaw "To-me personall y It was extremely Dr. T. w. Stevenson , Natbanle l Baldwin, Inc. a. W. HeiUlelllaD, Albers Broe. Milling B. ,Race,Pack, and the subject matter conbeneficial Co. G. M. Stoughto n. Frank M. Allen Utah Radio Products Carroll ~ 8. Ripon a lesson that will not t~ tained ()o, Furniture E. w. T. Stucki, So. F. A. RJQCidey, Board of EducaUo n George W. Page " v•5utten. ... be soon Talk Oscar J. L S. Palmer, J. A. Bogle & Co. Cbarlea IlL B&scll, oOo-Co. Furniture Granite Taylor, l'llra. Lola P. lliuoo. Utah Badlo Prod I. T. Paradise, U. S. Fld. & Guar, Co. Don Inc. Baldlo, l Thomas R. Parry, So. E. FurDlture eo Ellen s. Taylor, Natbanle ~ m~ 1na1t. B·dlo Prod. L. E. Taylor, Nathanie l Baldwin, Inc. Leslie Paul, Granite Furniture Co. Georp .L. IIOb1ioJtt lJtllll BIM"o Prod. The Playhoua e o. a. Bolwepr .:_. '.f. c. u. of u. Aclrlan B. Pembroke , Pembrok e eo. From B. F. Grant, Qeneial llaptAlma A. Timpson, U. of U, Men George Bone, .....~ Qihve, Co. Wm. A. Perkes, As80, Bet. Cred. 111S, F.ebl lS, 1929: • Dean Peterson, Granite Furniture Co. Chester A. Tonnesen , Barr Chev. Co. ger The Deseret1'\e Harold Howe,-"'~ Jla'to to know the satyou like would -''I Mrs. Afton Tonge, Keith O'Brien, Inc. Frances Budeoa, UtallBat lo ?roducta Erwin Peterson, GraDlte Fum. Co. 1n listening to had have I isfactlon Baldwin l c. E. Tregeagle . Natbanle A. B. Hunter, ~te FlaniUiare ()o. Bolger P. Peterson, Baldwin Radio your books on re~ and talkll yo¥!" Clifton E. ~~loan. Np.th. Baldwin Banis Plhl, Utall Badlo Products L A. Jackson. ~t liMit '(lo, Self-Deve lopof subject general the <Jo. Furniture Madsen , M. S. Wags ~. I. Porter, Porter Walton Co. Sta.nley lacluoa, Na.thaitle l ae.lilwtn many during Been, Havmit ment. Co. Grocery United Walgren, P. Hans Frederick Preator, Utah Radio Prod. Rulon T. left&, L D. 8. ()oDep. 'The in student a Co. years of my life, Elmer leneen, Qraalte Fandtan (Jo. Sarah Yaee, Utah Badlo Products Co. w. S. Walker, Strevell- Pattenon feel 1 Knocks,' ~ of y Universit C. R. Walter Clinton Reeder, Wasatch Motor Co. Mary Jensen, llanay e• appreciat to ~!~~PoD that I :at;n tDJI F. W. Walton, Porter Walton Co. te::lpBeiser, Western Loaa & Bldg. Oscar A. le~U~M~o Wrlgbt, In& are you as messages &f'stfch valUe the Dr. W. L Warburto n Carl A. lob.naOD, N,.thanle l u.idwln Bob Reynolds undertak ing to deliver. L Weed, Utah Radio Prod. Charles Co. Furn. E. S. Richards, M. ~· MUdred Jobnaoa, Graalte Fum, "I consider them alike helpful- bi a Co. Trust Central E. Jr. ~erpaseu, Weetera Ne 1~r W, B. Rlcbards, .Jr., Granite Fum. Co. Donn M. Weller, Utah Pow. & Light high degree to those who ha~ tlle Welch, B. Ardella Mrs. W. B. Ricbards, .Jr. Dr. l!lclwin C. 'fralon West, GraDite Furniture (Jo. ambition to press on~ spite of hUman lames Co. Cream Ice Keeley Rigby, Evelyn Kalm C. E. Mn. handicap s &Qtf upltftiDg to those of B. A. Weymout h, Salt Lake Dental Ill. Biller, NathaDle l Baldwin, Inc. Rulon KlmMU, 'U. of 'U. Charles Wheat, Utab Badl.o Products less rugg~d stu1f who are pr.u.• to • Emma Lou Robbins zelda IL .IUrklla.IID, Deeeret News Claude Wheat, Natbanle l 8aklwbl, Inc give up too eaaily. SQcl) enoourap B. B. Robbins, First National Bank M.re. llarpret Lanea, 0. 8, L t&R in your great 1D. C. White, )fees. Mflt. Life lu. ()o,l ment as Ia contalned :.llrnetlt A. lA~ SUHaD MfJ: Co. Harvey I. Robbins ~ mtghtUy has bookS and course News Deseret Wbltaey, Walter Roberts, Utah Radio Products .J. Ralpll Allan II. Upman. Wrll(btil, Inc. see how It cannot I and. me, to useful Prod. Radio Utah r, Wlderiul Marl., E. W. Robinson , Crescent Pl'oducts Co Julia Lfttle, HanCOCk hilt Vo. to others." Karl R. Rocks, Nathanie l Baldwin, Inc . Alvin WDkin8on, Utah Badlo Productl!l l can fail to be useful Robert Uvaey, w. 11. Clark ~ oOD Paelflc UDion wnuams, Louise 1 Co. FurRJ.ture Granite d, Geor'ge Lockwood , Gl'alllte Fum. Co. Alf Rockwoo very~ ot a only are above The Blaze Coal Leoile Lopn, "nie Paris COmpany • .J. A. Rockwoo d, Granite Furniture .. 1J. Wesley WIWam,soa, Blue Schoo.. ntrB end<mll)ne tfc enthusl8.a many MabefD. Wblcheltt er, City B. D. Logie, 8Gath Eilet Faraltllre Vo. Jack Roper, NathaDle l Baldwin, Inc. ' an(l;~Jtl lectures Parlette's Ralph 1Elwood G. Winters, BeDn.ett Glase L w. .........., Strevell P~ BcJ\v. Armin A. Bosenban , Utah Radio Silt thfilo" 1D reeelved re~tly Geoi'C~ L. WUC!dbury, Crescent Prod. have II.Otor CO. Martha ~ Keith O'Brien, Inc. a,.te WlllfeY, Utah Balllo Jtrod. Lake ana trom Clubs IDstitu~ WHHam Prod. Radio Utah .§UII8ell, 0, Frank &boo.. Ji;. MaJUn. ·Butta••• BoUitl &Dd IAadfnr a~ v. A. ....,..., 171M Ba4Ao PnMtuott o. o. Wl'lllft, \VJIIIdl. ,.. Cham ber Of COmmerce I mpreSSed n. .. Daily News paper Publis her CoMm ends o. I v. ea••ateb ..,ooe~r, a. 1 rae. |