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Show -- TIIE BULLETIN FORD Ammonium Sulphate Choosing the. Dost FERTILIZER Uy JO lb. Cover to l.o given liquor by the chief 'men and then herded off Into love cults. The old India a cuxloin of marriage . was usually iiiaiient but now the young' iritiplc, when they do marry, do so only h a temiMirdry arrangement and tiey Will leave each ocher mi the Slightest pretext and take lip with someone else.'1 LEtiftJtRD A. BARRETT 75! 2000 to 2500 Henry Churchill King, the lute president of Oberlin college, wrote, "The great secret of all living Is the persls-ten- t Square Feet FOR Shrubs Tries Lawn Garden Flower and Vegetable and Potted Plant 125.00 PER MONTH BUTS ANY NEW FORD 702 Houtb Main Visit Our Used Car Lot in staying the of the presence heat the great the great facts truths the great pfesunnlitlcs." I.lfe IS a struggle to at tain s certain hlenl. We may be forced DEALER FORD AUTHORZIED In til'll! our way l-aCity 10 Minutes From Business District of Salt through ninny trying situations, hut 407-8-- 9 HylanJ 2189 Highland Drive the Joy of victory Is. far great? and inn re permanent fhnn that content n ient which mines from being sutlslh-with any till rig less tlmn the highest find the best. Conteniment Is thus frequently exFOOD To live In a house hy the pressed side of ttie rood nnd he a friend tn man. True, hut nbntrnrt friendship Is lmjswBllile. Unless some one frequently comes tn tlmt house hy the side nf the mini nnd receives the treat water 5 from its moling spring, nr the best help the owner of tint house ran give, 10 little contentment ran iilrlde wtlhln Its Willis. Only ns we give tn nlliers the 10 lies! that Is In ns do we nttain the goal 2 Of high and Joyous living. In order tn give the hest we first -must nltaln It for ourselves. Why discount our own eflirirnry and minimize the iMifwilillitlos of our own happiness hy being con I out with the sreonil -best?" When we sixk to satisfy our for iiiiixIc. let us endeavor In henr NOTIONS AND GCHOOL SUPPLIES the best. It Is fur inure pmlitubte to hear one great symphony Ilian a numA NEIGHBORHOOD STORE OF SERVICE ber of second rate concerts. It Is far more profitable to read one good hook, thn very lsst that Is possible, than a 'Qm score of hook that mnlnin nn great mossngH nr mnunnndlng purpose. INSIDE MEANS CLEAN-U- P FOR Environment is an Important factor AND OUT in developing character and determinand ing lifes compensations. Why not choose the best possible environment of Line A Complete snd refuse to sacrifice ite value for the Means the best Place to get every gaudy gewgaws cf evanescent pleasure. thing you need for Cleaning. Living in die presence of the beat nu means us expensive us living 1074 East 21st South. Hy. 87S9 Is by At on lower levels. Most of the money spent today Is for worthless trivial BEFORE BUYING thing! which contribute absolutely 1 PLUMBING FIXTURES nothing tp the art of plain living and high thinking. Environment depends not ns much upon money na upon our DEALER IN choice of the wuy we spend our money. FEEDS The great secret of all living Is the HAY GRAIN staying in the presence of persistent O. H. 2145 Highland Drive Ford, Mgr. a the best'' lteud the best books, see 111S East 21st So. Hy. 1393 the best pictures, hear the best music, choose the hest friends. Staying In the presence of the best Is the secret of all successful and Joyous living. 2199 Highland Drive MORGAN V-- B MOTOR GO. ke d SPECIALS 0f U BICCWS CASH GROCERY BUTTER, (Subject to Mkt. Change) Jj JELLO, All flavors KREMEL PUDDINGS, 3 for TOILET TISSUE, 3 for PEANUT BUTTER, lb. jar COCOA, 2 lb. can GRAPEFRUIT, Juicy, 2 for RADISHES and ONIONS, 2 for -- 24 15 5 5 do-sir- e Hyland 8426 2421 Highland Drive APRIL Spring Planting THE PAINT POT Field and Garden SEEDS JOHNSONS FEED STORE See or Call Alta Htg. & Plbg. Co. Hyland 2044 WARDS CAFE SUGARH0USE TRANSFER Noted For HOME COOKED BIEALS Plato Lunches Furniture Moving Our Speciality COURTEOUS - REASONABLE Phone: Hy. 1220 Highest Quality Coal SUGAR H0USI COAL CO. SENTINEL STOKERS 2191 Highland Drive Hyland 2520 - 2521 252 "Lobbi On The Job" BABY CHICKS We Are Featuring Two Famoue Brand PIONEER LEGHORNS and CIIILDERS CHICKS Through constant effort to give our customers the beat possible chicks we nave lined up two of the beet hatcherieswith in the country and are to serve your orders now. ready fnnie or write In for all particular. We are In a position to take care of large orders of If orders are In right Leghorns away. Sugarhouse Upholstering d WELDING? GRANITE WELDING & WIRE WORKS I 1 IDEAL REPAIR SHOP till F. W. KIEPE SwSfrti'S Sugarhouse Most Distinguished TAILOR Seeds SURl'IlM Ain to neu." A. U. Hess, a Justice of the peace In Reno, Kun., reports tremendous increase In marriage ceremonies since lie established a low rntefor his services. For IS yenrs he had been Justice and during that time had performed but four mnrringe ceremonies, which la not extrnnrdinnry when one considers that the Villnge'a population la less than 25. The Idea occurred to Idm tlint If a low charge were made lie would perform Inore ceremonies, so lie announced that lieglnning January l, 1930, couples would be married at Ids residence at the rate of only 3 cents iter marriage. Since then lie has done twice us much business us he did in the 18 years heretofore, ills home lias been dubbed cupld'a parlor and Mr. Hess revels In the repulutlou of being cuplds right hand man. d Type Found Common, Scientists Say Jekyll-Hyd- e London. The Dr. Jekyll-Mr- . Hyde story once was regarded ns clever imaginative fiction. Today It Is a reality which is puzzling brain special- ists and psychologists. The mystery of the split" personality asalu came forcibly to the fore when Nancy Turnbull, a P.ritish 111edc.1l student, recently committed suicide because she coubl spe both sides of every question. This phenomenon usually occurs In girls and women, say psychologists, because they are more prime to emotion-il- l distui bailees than men. Mental brilliance usually accompanies such psychological trouble. It la pointed out. Iraln specialists say that the general effect Is that of a double" in I ml working to cnntrnry purposes. A man with a split" iiersonnllty, they add, may he as thoroughly torn between two minds In trying to deride a question nf life or death, as In deciding which arm he will put Into his cna sleeve first. Persons with split" personalities are considered by the medical world to be abnormal and suffering from the disintegration of their different personalities. This Is said to be the result of a sort of volcanic eruption from the depths of the unconscious mind of elements which have been suppressed while the normal, everyday personality has been developed. twenty-one-year-ol- d GOLD STILL HIDDEN TREASURY BEMEVFQ Coins Valued at $279,000,003 Remain Unreturnsd. Washington. Secret service agents unearthed lu New York rlty a $538,-00cache of hoarded gold. It was the largest seizure made since President Roosevelt signed Ids executive order or August S, UT.3. calling In all monetary gold under authority nf the emergency hanking act. Treasury oflieluls believe there Is still considerable gold hoarded in socks aud safe deposit boxes. As of December 31, 1933, treasury figures showed that approximately $310,000,000 of gold coined by the mints was then outstanding. The orders bail been in effect several months. Since that dale another $31,000,000 has reached the treasury vaults. In theory, therefore, gold pieces to the value nf about $279,000,-(XX- ) nre still In circulation. This total, however. Includes Items other thun the monetary gold lioardPd In the United States. It Includes American gold piece that have been In clrculntion for many years In foreign countries. The total includes also American gold coins that limy have been lost, destroyed or melted Into gold bullion, here or abroad. Treasury olliclals therefore that the hulk of the gold tlicoretienlly nt large" has lost its Identity as United States gold coin and must now rather he regarded as part of the worlds gold stock. Few persons liavo lieen aide to put away large stocks of monetary gold without giving some hint of their operation to the banks. Through tips from banks and through other loads, the secret service has been able to uncover various gold hoards held by persons wishing to profit hy the enhanced money value nf gold. In addition to the secret service, another treasury unit, the customs service, Is on the alert Tor outlaw gold pieces. g STOCKINGS TUNE TO COLOR OF COSTUME Smart Women Blend Their Hose With Gowns. The lowly stocking has emerged this spring as the leading color note at Paris bIiows. Latest ruble dispatches indicate Hint the smartest women are blending their stockings with their gowns, no mutter what the costume color. Pastel stockings to match evening gowns are practically n must, and they are tlm latest thing for sports costumes and afternoon. The new stockings come In all the popular pastels, and are especially smart In mauve and misty blue. Fashion dictates sandals for summer, cut out both at toe and heel. Some appear with lace-toe- d stockings In a close decorative mesh. But whatever the stocking, nail polish shimmers through to harmonize with fingernails and lips. Bust, newest and smartest of all the polish tones, Is especially effective with stockings In aqua, apricot or yellow. It Is also used extensively with grays and the copper and auntan shades. Bose or ruby are best with blue, dusty pink and orchid. A costume In the Spaniah mode, a honey-yellocrepe with bolero Jacket,1 Is shown with stockings to match, as' well as bag and hat A rust feather accents the hat and the rust Is carried out In fingernails and toes. Open-toe- d sandals In a deeper rust complete the costume. zMy Neighbor w'r Says: "r "r The flavor of coffee la Improved if a little salt la sprinkled on the bottom of the pot before the coffee is put In. The coldest part of the refrigerator should be reserved to bold milk, butter, eggs, meat products, milk products and pcrislinble fruits. Stale cake crumbs sprinkled over top of a custurd before putting It into the oven to bake gives the top a delicate brown und the custard a different flavor. the Flour should be kept In a dry place and never neur fish or vegetables. It absorbs odors quickly nnd will he sitolled If allowed to como In contact foods. with strong-smellinA delicious dessert may he quickly prcNircl for the nnexccted guest by adding any preserved fruit to sponge cake, which has been cut In serving slices and topping It with whipped cream. East 21st South TOOLS 8175 Phone Hyland 47 "A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL" HAY GRAIN In-th- -- ot trans-shipmen- ts na NewType Lie Detector React! to Perspiration & SEED CO. 1026 d, re-lo- GRANITE GRAIN y 700-pag- re-pa- FEEDS AND RUrPLIES PERENNIAL PLANTS GARDEN PROGRESS SHOE "We e FIELD AND GARDEN Fertilizer (TIlCK FONTS WORN SHOES Made Like New At The 1059 Mnnrton, N. tl. A drama nf passion ahd blood shod in hn Isolated squatters' settlement 1.7 knlles north of Moncton, has been brought to fight with the arrest cf Du u lei nnd Arthur Bannister, brothers, charged wllli the murder of Phillip Lake. A drinking party In Lake's rnldn polli? allege, led to dentil of the squatMrs. Marshall ter, lit roiuinon-l.'iw-wlfRing, and llielr twenty nneinnuth-nson jRckle. Fate nf a liuhy Is still in ibnilit. The brothers nre alleged to Imre tnld polire they sml their sister Frances, fifteen, n I tended the drinking bout In Luke's cabin, mid a fight started when Lnkp made advances tn the girl. hurled a Stick of They declare firewood, which struck Ills wife on the head, nnd that Arthur Bannister, threw It back at Luke. The squatter collapsed hy a rot. upselling an oil lump, and selling Ure t. (be shuck. Mrs. Ring lied, carrying tier sun. Their bodies were found in a snowdrift. SEEDS CLEANED PRESSED Suita Mado To Order 1000 East 21 at Mouth Washington. New York city Is soon to have s foreign trade zone, the first In the United States. Four piers, tract surrounding theul, and a will be fenced off from the rest (if Staten Island as a special customs-fre- e vestibule, to be known as the free, port." In this commercial waiting ronm shl Pliers may unlond their cargoes fo.P storage, processing, re packing, or Then they may gather up their burdens and depart, or climb the tariff fence to the United Stutes. Whichever they plan to do, their course la temporarily simplified by freedom from customs Inspection, which Is so complicated that even experienced Importers must depend upon the guidance of customs experts to thumb e volume of regulathrough a tions. Niw York Busy Harbor. This small patch of shipping freedom In the land of the free is located nt Stapleton, In New York City'S Borough of Richmond," says the National Geographic soctety. The piers are four of a score which extend Into the Narrows, between Upper bay and that broad expanse of water where the Atlantic pours Into Lower New Yorkj and Gravesend bays. About 1,000 feet long, with over 200,000 square feet of. floor space each, these double-deckesteel piers ore expected tn be a valu- -' able addition to the country's busiest, , harbor. New Yorks 150 miles of docks han-- ( die 20 per cent of the foreign com- mere of the entire United States. This represents a decline from 30 years ago, when New York handled: half, but It still has about three times1 as much as any other single port country. New York Is headquar-- . ters for about 100 regular oceanic steamship lines. In addition, scores of tramps' vessels taking a cargo' when and where It Is offered, and to any port will find their work easier, and cheaper, and odd-lcargoes will be sjteeded. Behind the piers lies Stapleton,' which, though mainly residential, has a nautical flavor. The main street Is named for the bay, and others ere called Dock, Canal, Water, Sand, Wave, Baltic, Beach, and Froapect streets. A few miles south Is the site of Oude Dorp, thought to be the earliest settlement of Europeans In this southernmost borough of New York city. It was they who named the Island Staten after the statten, or. states, of their native Netherlands. While New York has the first free post In the United States, It is not( the first In the western hemisphere.' In Mexico are Tijuana and Ensenada;' In Venezuela, In Cuba, Matanzas; Tucacas. An early American ancestor of New York's free port was neighboring Terth Amboy, New Jersey, where canny Scottish settlers in colonial days encouraged their compatriots and others to dock for a bit of bargaining before running the customs gantlet. Originated In Antwerp. "The principle of the free port, however, le far older than that It probably began when Antwerp, In the Fifteenth century, snatched trade from nearby Bruges by dispensing with almost all Importing restrictions. Even a century ago Europe's tariff dilemma was evident from the fact that eight customs stations were encountered In the 150 miles between Milan and Florence, Italy. Ia contrast to such conditions. Italy now hns several free ports, among them Genoa, Leghorn, Venice, and Naples. Free ports In Flume and Trieste for are busy with portless central European nations, while Grecian Thessnlonike, with separate zones for Greece and Yugoslavia, and Rumania's Danubian port of 8u-llalso serve the Interior. Spain's free ports are Almerla, Barcelona, Bilbon, Cadiz, Santander, and Vigo. Gdynia, on the Baltic sea, recently established a foreign trade zone as Poland's rival to the Free City of Danzig, which for a thousand yean has been a port and forty years a free one. Denmark's Copenhagen bids (or trade ngnlnst Sweden's commercial triplets, Goteborg, Malmo and Stockholm. Germany lias the prize collection of free ports, as far as volume of business goes. To Stettin, Cuxliaven, Emden, Flensburg are added Bremen nnd Its companion Bremerhaven. Most prominent of all, however, and accepted the world over as the typical example of a free port, Is Hamburg. Its an 111 trade wind that blows no cargo to this Inland, sheltered harbor, G5 miles up the Elbe from the North Here crews of all nationalities sea. unlond cargo, store It, It, even subject It to some manufacturing It, and start off elseprocesses, where with It, all without paying a cent of customs duties, except on what Is sent actually Into Germany." 78-nc- ywtMnv CLOTHES REMODELED REBUILDERS Kut 21. t South tyliutf Four Fiers Fenced, Off as Foreign Trade Zone. ' Drama of Bloodshed and Passion Seen in Cabin twenty-hioiitb-ol- NEW YORK TO HAVE FIRST FREE PORT! i 0 SOUTHEAST REPAIR SHOP Shop THREE CENT MARRIER on Tucson, Arlz. Shocked at reports of fingan dunce orgies Involving Indian boys and girls of high school age. Arisons peace olllcers have started Investigations on the reservations. Murder charges were filed here against Miss Teresa Lewis, accused of child on the killing her newly-bor- n Pupa go reservation. Severn other cases HI East 21st South Hy. 8594 in which yonng girls are alleged to hare killed their babies were under consideration by T. II llall, reservation UPHOLSTERING superintendent REPAIRING CLEANING i'iroa county authorities Jailed three RECOVERING Yaquls after a battle between the InOld Furniture Made New, What dian villages of Barlo Libre and Barrio We Promise, We Do." l'ascua In which primitive war clubs CALL HY. 84 SO and axes were used. United States Probation Officer Will F. Murdoch went Into the Apache country to Investigate charges that under ceremonithe guise of staging age-ol1105 East 21st South als. certain bands of renegades were practicing gross Immorality. and that boys and girls of 'teen age were In love cults. "Just Bring In the riecce Government attorneys prepnred to try in Globe. Arlz., two Apaches accused of slaying their wives after affairs with young girls. Colorado river agency officials nt 2021 South 11th East nyland 458 Parker sought to end s wave of atWalter Dansie, 1283 Stratford Ave tacks on Indian women. M. K. Snlffen of the Colorado pgency Issued an Indictment of the Indian buWE REPAIR reau for permitting the dances. BICYCLES TRICYCLES The Indians have been told that Washers - Irons - Vacuum Cleaners they can have all of the dances they wish any time," he declared. They LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED are not obliged to ask permission and as a result there Is no protection for the younger generation. These dances are usually followed by an indiscrimi1980 South 11th East nate orgy. Hyland for the e'H The 11':! V0GELERS 30 West 1st South Phone Was. 801 Plent of Shrub and Row Bushes for Arbor Day, "Love Cults" Organized Indian Reservation. 25e TENNIS RACKETS RESTRUNG 19 SB Fennaylvanla TENNIS BALLS Can, ....$1.19 KEYS FITTED Phil ft Joes SEEDS BEST BY TEST Our now fresh stock of all seeds are ready and as always our prices are right. Come or write in. SEND FOR CATALOGUE We Deliver Free PAGAN DANCE RITES SHOCK AUTHORITIES Real ?,"n Hf Mlft People who try to get back money they havo loaned know there are no early settlers In this country. Iowa City, Iowa. Perspiration Is the newest source of lie detection, so cording to Dr. D. Ulrich Grecnwald, University of Iowa psychologist, who hns iwrfccted a lie detector In the Where most university lalioratury. lie detectors are motivated hy physical disturbances such as breathing, puls rate and blood pressure, Greenwsld's outfit records Information from the action of the sweat glands. 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