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Show THE SUNDAY IIE2ALD. SUNDAY. AUGUST 9, 1S23. IE EIGHT. 445 Down SALES PROFITS BRIKI ICS i ' : " V - mm ttm - - awwiii au - V read-wea- r. 1 1- "yearly models", would be . diaeoa-tinnehav contributed production wtumulea-dlrvo- tij tut . responsible the price reductions. ' A report the' finances of the corporation, as ;jrejeajd at the Di- rectora'- - meeting showed- - that sales for the second quarter of 1925 were the largest in history, representing an increase of 48 per cent over the Al.corresponding period of though complete figure for July are uut available it is understood 'that July sales will be at least 200 per cent greater than in 1924. Aside from the Inevitable economies, effected .threagh large-scale production, Studebaker baa been w acconipusu many savings in the manufacture of its cars through making evVfy vital part in ita own plants. With the exception of Ford this concern la Jbe only manufacturer making in its own plants all ; bodies, engines, -- sizes, 40 to 48 Hundreds to select from : - ' . H !;iauie . For Every Summer Hat Jfisit OUT, $11 , Values 90 J24 - . tlutchas, erliiK differeuXlnlftt, gears, springs, axels, lean . cray iron tlllJg and drop tur- iugs. Thus Btudebaker in tha fine ar field and Ford in the field sare the profits of outside body tut, to Millinery Dept. d $10.00 and This advantage luis .enabled Studebaker to keep the price of ita cars consistently low and pass on to the purchaser toe maximum value, ...x, n announcing the new prices, Studebaker specifically points out that the price changes have been made without sacrifice in materials or workmanship la the product 230 parts-maker- : W. Center Wtttrtbe xptioaf the eleiuiua-tlo- n of bumpers, mototneter and spare tire and cover on the Big Six modeia, the new prices apply on the. same Btudebaker cars which haveWn'auld to the public so sut4 cessfully throughout the year Provo I'm' j - . ... v'i.. . FR E E J 7 Articled Giten Every Monday t Person must be in - - Theater to get Prize. - GOLIMBIA " - k FREE $2,000 IN PRIZES Prizes Given Away Each Week . During June, July, August YOUR COUPONS $35.00 Man V Suit .Christensi . 5 Gas Water Heater -- from 500 lbs. ' Touring Car v Flour from : . "Wasatch Produce Co. Studebaker BECAUSE onallthe one-prof- it cars art basis, w have lnntmaus Including dock, gato. fine gauge, apeedometer, oil --pressure gauge in ainglf grouping under giaaaj on beautiful L , ' bean able to reduce the price of the Standard Six Coach without sacrificing any of the equipment or quality which nude it a big - Improved One-pieWindJxktd eUer at a higher prka. . .:" - windshield w cleaner, weatherrooi viaor, ' Scientific "better finer cowl and . and materials, mirror, design, cowl ventilator. lights ' workmanship distinguish it And the follow ; Cobicidrntal Loci-- to ignition and steering superiorities make it more big wheel, whkh serves to reduce the theft inthan the newest "yearly model": . surance rate on Studebaker can. Excess Power According to the ratin&of New-typ- e Cowl VeBtOotor-fo- ot the National Automobile Chamber bf Comoperated. ' merce this is the most powerful car of its size 'are There only two cars manufactured on" ' and weight v: - ... . it the basis the Studebaker in the fine-cAimmdant Room Room to stretch year e field, and the Ford in the field. Only ia these two easM does ana earn. legs room to enter or leave without disptnjr ia ita own pXanm amf with ita own turbing occupant of folding seat oaatnliaad argaalaatioa Btaka all bodiaa, M Fine northern antinaa. all eiofcAes, t taring geara, differa. Snwdy Body Cotnictlon ath ana bard maple are used. We pay a pre- - Gala, apringa, gear aata, gray iron eaafinga, tnium to get the best quality steeL and drop forginga. Full tint Balloon Tires' for which the - Studebaker has no "yearly models," but steering gear, fenders and even the body lines instead keeps its cars constantly un to duta. ' are specially designed. . , Therefore this Standard Six Coach ia ahead ' kr 7rtiowneT1 Spa Control eliminating: tht Usual spark lever on steering wheel. P?01?1 rom fte artificul depreciation which has cut mOliona of dollars from the On the steering1 resale value of many make during the past Safety Ugnttng Control wheel 30 days. , , sflw-fsctddia- rear-vie- one-prof- ar . low-prk- -- BJy - -A-to- ,,7T Auto Co. Naylor ; West Center Street ' Outfit , Ton Coal 1 -- VIFE" with '- Tires - " " SPAT FAMILY in ' i FREE PRIZES ' TON COAL, Smoot Wall Tapestry, Barton Furniture Co. Lawn Mower irom $35.00 . from Larson Studio and-Spaffor- d- DRYER WASHER FREE ' from - - : Ashton's Inc. t" . ' V Flowers or Fern -- LARGE PICTURE " Gruen Watch - . from- from Ashton's Inc. PROY&xrfAk. SAVE YOUR COUPONS .1MTAMONO.C11ANIM from Utah Power & Light ; . - MONDAY UNTIL NOON PorksBeaiisfg25c 2 (limit 12 cans) " ' Co. Cantaloupes . Large' Moapa's Extra - large Moapa 4 foT . 4 (36sX,,...25 Lemons dozen ...V;;...55J Peaches Ripe Elbertas 3 lbs. Tomatoes Firm Ripe Utahs 4 lbs. .......'...25 coat on Cea MacMillan notified' the National W. and State men Geographic Society by radio today. tal. Finder please notify Provo Transfer and Taxi Co. BewardJLTJJdBEja. jjougbliitLjilalriecLat-Aif- c A-derson's mill on Mud Creek Straw. tierry. Prices reasonable. Inquire at Andoijion's .Garage, Provo,' Utah. Phone'-848.7LOSTomewhere oaMiIgh way-b- e? tweea Salt Lake and Provo, man's Finance blue coat. Papers in pockets. Re SALESljlEJ?',WAXTED who purchase bad ac H. Henderson, Walker ward. 0 : counts, then assisting debtor to reBros, Dry Goods, Salt Lake, pay require men to call oh country WANTED Housework, ' without merchants. Each list obtained pays wash, by competent" young lady, yon $5.00 to $25.00 spot cash. Hust.: 558 S. 7th E. lers earn $150.00 weekly,.' Exper ience unnecessary. Commercial De- FOR rooms. 284 benture-Fiuanc- e Company, Garfield ' ' E. 1st N. Phone 450-Bldg., San Francisco." ; Pickling Onions, v Small White 3 lbs ,....25- ' Mutton Chops Loin and Rib lb. 20 . L3L'" - A Roaring" Adventure" Is coming to the Princess theater Monday with dashing Jack Hoxie as star. , The picture Is a Universal Western arid is said to live "up to iU Utle with a . P.F.F.66 ed iU VJVEJL-J-U 3 ri T . T vengeance. , Hoxie wiQ be seen In a new role. that of an easterner In the west,' and, instead of the big hat, chaps, and other regalia of the cowboy, will wear A cap, riding breeches and puttees, but ttfut does not interfere with hlrftidlug, nor with his ability to fight his way out of tight places. There are' several big" scenes, In eluding- - a" desperate battle between, cattle rustlers and a 'sheriff s posse. . "A ROARING ADVESTIBET O ' 1 Dill sfee 100 for 45 Small size 100 for 35 - ......'...25 S-- 8 JI S1.00 for Large cans, broken sliced 2 for Pickling Cucumbers ,,,.49 Extra large juicy 2 r', Oranges doz. sweet, 45 Large Pineapple ; Large cans sliced" GrgpnlandiCoromander : heuatd,-- : Bj tOST:1?! ter brt ween 1st RENT-Furnlsh- nnpm at -- 5for(458K..,25 A-1- 0 Tgke a CoolrHealtKfu- . A-1- 4 ll Provo Greenhouse " from .Provo Paint and Glass Co. LADIES' WRIST WATCH nourishing summer foods obtainable. Take advantage of these splendid large Moapa's. m dozen Photographs .V " - V'- Irvine's, Inc. I A-1- 4 688-.N- Ladies' Dress .from De- partment cantaloupes are rated as one of- the most healthful arid A-1- 2 from THE FAMOUS According to U. S. Health A-1- 4 Cor . i from -- " - SAVAGE MONDAY . ' Haws & Goodman "Excuse My Glove" l novel j;lub. Is announced this FOR SALE Violin outfit, com wPk-b- y plete. Call 020 btw. 8 and 5 or 259 The club is a branch of a national . 8. 2nd E. organization' which annually offers each of its members a ton of coal FOR ..RENT 3 clean modern furn fre, ; Detnlls-o- f the plan were pub ished rooms. 1S8. E. 2nd lished In the August 1st issue of The Saturday Evening Post, and- - The FOR RENT 5 room modern home Country Gentleman and according f nrh- - or unfurnished. 255 W. 3rd to have . South.' A11 wide interest in this terri.' tory. FOR RENT Three rooms, bath The club Jg being formed at this and' closet, lower floor, with use time.because it is a habit with most of wash room. Best location. Small people te put off thinking about family. 243 S. 2nd EL . Phone 77C-their winter heating problem until Provo. v cold weather arrives. - By joining' the Heatrola Free Coal club", during REXT-N'iecfurnished the period frdm August 1st to Aui FOR rooms for light housekeeping.; 178 gust 22nd, ,every , member .will re W. 4th S. , ceive-toof coal free and lif ad dition will have the privllwlge of FOR SALE Beautiful gladiolus at paying for a Iteatrola on easy, con the Gladiolta Gardens.' Albert venient terms,. The. Heatrola, which new Rasmnssen, 350 8. 6th W. Phone is a popular -608-i.. i,,;K plant, wlll.be delivered whenever the club member wishes. FOR RENT 2 room mod. furnished This is the fourth year in which Heatrola FreeVml dnbs have been apt. 288 8. Sth. VV. organized "throtighowLthe- .- country, FDRBiS.T small "niodern home. The plan hits' not only proved to le . an increasingly popular one,, but a rail at 658 N. 3rd E. convenient and economical method FOR SALE Vernal honey, pt. 20c of. preparing for the cold .weather qt 35c; gal. 70c ; . 10 lb. pail, winter brings. Applications" for $1.25i3r g . $6.25. Jnl,,youL con membership will - le received - at 5th. E. tainers. until August 22nd. ' - ' Adv. -... . FOR RENT One three-rooapart ment with bath ; one four-rooRIN8 STOP VCnLL.X. apartment with bath, hot and cold water and heat Sleeping room for WASHINGTON", Aug. 8. (I'P) nt, nothing better In Provo. Room Heavy polar rains for the last six and board for ladies or .gentlemen. days have held up plan of the Mac- A ll Milton Arctic eXDedltluh tit Etah. , Phone 924. r J. Framed Picture ' from Provo Paint & Glass IN IV AO O. home-heatin- g Morrison Inc. from WALTER ROBINSON MUSIC CO. . and. v from FREE ADOLPHE MENJON -- GRETA NISSEN - Upright Piano JWVOMIN er - irora-felluride Motor Co. "LOST A A ly Exide Battery 2 PATRONS GIVEN 0 from Smoot and Spaff ord YE S T U D E B "A K ' from Stone & Co. "4 IS , Complete Violiri ,v'- - One-Prof- it A-1- 0 Utah Valley Gas & Coke Co. MONDAY AND TUESDAY Style-Cent- cinnati, from . tallored-to-meaB-ur- . SAVE i .'V;'-'- Same Fine Studebaker Coach r butat a new low pricey-- THIS SALESMAN WANTED, Handle e new territory for suits and overcoats selling ' at $23.50. Fall and winter lines ready now. White the Tailoring Co., 210 Anderson Bldg., Cin r . ' 218 Every ticket purchased during June, July and Aueust; matinee and night will be giver . coupon. r h of Inccluding a special lot of larger and stout - f Following tb regular semi-tn- nnal director' nwwting of the Stude-bakheld at South Bend on July 31, newjBtudebakef prices wer an nounced effective. Hue te lb widespread public approval of , Btuue-- ' laker' announcement ic Juuc that All Popular Fall Shades, at prices that are a revelation in Ladies' $ rl vfl D w 1 .1 I II - jr Sparkle With Fairly w III T, 6 ... : STUDEBAKER Bat I - ) UU U " Gef the Habit "You'll Like ; It i |