Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-09-30 | Page 2 | [Untitled]

Would He Think jt I This Economy? ic "s" Would your husband think jl" "kJ he was saving money by do- A ing the baking after office 5 ( Ba hours? Not much! He knows ij! the value of specialization and jjj aj of leisure and recreation. r, J He would know he was losing time, nervous force, V a" brain power and he would ta soon see he was not saving rj ;; Ujj any money, as well. Home- tx 'o baking saves you not one ' cent, and its cost of time, i ("a patience and worry is tremen- V ; p dous. You can get better K .A A bread at your grocer's by V -El g saying "HCLSU.?." . $ :'. (ft Better bread isn't baked than 12 jri ;i ; Baked by Mffi Sj kS J $ ? SUPERIOR M) JWKA " COMPANY, LrU,S& S ' S Salt Lake City.. t K HORLICK'l THE ORIGINAL MALTED M ! LK Av !d Imitations a.-d Subat:.::; i - Performance and Price There is only one way to buy a motor ! truck on its ability to transport anJ !; the cost of that transportation. !;c' A First Cost that is too high means an ' . inflated cost per ton mile a First Cost that is too low stamps a truck as one built to meet a price a truck that will spend days in the repair shop a truck ' I that will fail on its test of abilitv. I But there is a middle pround a point where price and performance balance a place where value is greatest. Beth- . lehem Motor Trucks are examples of f that middle jrround - they are neither U underbuilt to meet a price nor overbuilt H to justify a price. Buy your. Motor K Truck on Facts. l 's-Ton Cluwi, ; ' ..-Ton Chassis '.-Ton Oli.-via t J $ll65 23o5 $3405 ': V. O. n. AI 1 I N ! OWN, V A. "I FiCTl LLL'HLM MOTORS COKrORATlOX At u N VOW'N. r.v. ; or .--'-' ''' . ...t k. -v.1' -no c nisi x Bey cifciv Mux Bcthlo.Sii i ' I ,. e ,.,-m; b e ""' '.: 0 bi-.n.i-"" "' , r ' V ' -: " r ' - - P , 1' i 1.,,,, Of !'' '" ' r x. ! -So;:, ;;o ; ) I ) J'yy what r&j ;; X ready to eat '!0pp l fays Qog&r pfegl "Li - t ; 'i lAcri popular cf corn flukes.