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Show BEAVER-MILFORD Stage Line Leave Milford 8:30 a. m. Arrive Beaver 10:30 a. m. Leave Beaver 11:30 a. m. Arrive Milford 1:30 p. m. Stage Leaves from Clay's Service Station TOM MASTROS. Prop. DIXIE FRUIT Anything that they bring up from Dixie, we can get for you in season. PEACHES FIGS GRAPES, ETC. Leave your order with us for what you wish CHOICE VEGETABLES from Minersville Valley. We have rings, caps, lids or whatever else you need for your canning and preserving operations. The Miller Market (YOUR HOME TOWN STORE) We Deliver Phone 107 liTVaJa,ii-aii''irnrl''rnttilillir I I n H For Sale OAKLAND touring car. Has a good motor and I M good tires. Has just been A completely overhauled by i I . an A-l mechanic. . $100 CASH TAKES IT f. : Inquire at News Office PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY QEORGE KELLEY Contractor & Builder Estimates Furnished BEAVER, UTAH rR. L. F. KOHLER Dentist Examinations and Diagnoses Free CAM CLINE Attorney-at-Law Jefferson Block Milford, Utah TX7M. F. KNOX ' Attorney-at-Law Will Practice in All the Courts of th State BEAVER, .... UTAH SHORTY'S BARBER SHOP First Class Barber Work Beauty Parlor in Connection CALL ON US When you need anything any-thing in the way of building materials ! BONNEVILLE LUMBER COMPANY C. E. Burgess, Manager Milford, Utah .; .' r . ' I 5 Continent Menagerie U a . .50 People 500 Horses 50 Cages Animals j ; '" 30 Lions 2 Cars of Elephants and Camels J 5 Bands 2 Calliopes 2 Complete Electric j j Light Systems 30 Double Length Steel Cars 6-Pole Big Top 5 Mammoth Rh:g. 2 Steel Arenas Wild-Beast Hippodrome M 1000 Character Bible $ I Spectacle V i Noah and the Ark 4Jj ! 1? -, I . The Longest, CostMest and r- i , ; t A Most MagniSicent Opem Dsn I i'S. I Free Street Parade at W- , "' 4'i 4 ! 12 'Clock Neon Daily , Milford, ftrpT O SUNDAY WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Work Guaranteed GORDON JEWELRY COMPANY The WHITE MARKET "A Good Store in A Good Town" 30,000 MIKES EH 26,326 MIMUTSS (total elapsed time) At Atlantic City Speedway, between July 21 and August 9, four regular factory prodisoiion S 1 ude-baker ude-baker President Eightsagain provo; liludebakcr's supremacy in the automotive world. Under strict supervision of Ir'ie American Automobile Auto-mobile Association, two President Ei;ht rotid-sters rotid-sters traveled 30,0(10 miles in less than 7,000 consecutive con-secutive minutes 19 days a:! 18 ni;:hts of driving at better than 6P mile;; j;cc '.oi:r!Two President sedans average! 63.99 a::d 6!. 13 miles v per hour for the same disi:meo! All four cars were strictly stock chosen at random from Studebaker's assembly line by A. A. A. officials. Even before this great achievement, Sim!', baker held more official speed and t.iamira rcvords than all other makes of cars co;:iLine.-l The Commander with 23,000 miles in less than 23,000 minutes; The Dictator with 5,000 miles in less than 4800 minutes; and The Er!:5ne Six, at 360 f. o. b. factory, 1000 miles in 931 minutes! Whatever Studcbaker-built car you buy, you are assured superlative performance supreme One-Profit value.See and drive a Studebaker today I STLDEBAKER'S FOUR NEW LINES Tho Ersklne M5 lo-fiOtr, The Dictator. 11:15 to l.T5 ' The Coramiindcr l!:!5to 1665 ; Tho President Eight . . . 16U5 to 2185 All prices, o. b. factory V. WADDOUPS MHD' ! STUDEBAKER The Great Independent |