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Show 7 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Directory advertisements of three hues or less, $1.00 per ca, dar month, one month minimum. Additional lines 25 cents line per month. s . - ' Springville Herald WMT AHD ; For Sale - Wanted - Employment - Lost and Found - For Kent or Lease - Services Offered Miscellaneous. All Want Ads 2c Per Word Per Issue CASH WITH ORDER - 25c Minimum per Issue llf!iis IJo Not Ask Vh To Accept Want Ads By Phone Keyed and Blind Ads 25c Additional per Issue WANT ADS ACCEPTED any time up to noon Wednesday for insertion in next morning issue. DIRECTORY advertisements of three lines or less, $1-00 per calendar month, one month minimum. Additional lines 25c per lino per month. DISPLAY WANT ADS, 50c per column inch per issue. Any size display Want Ads accepted for position on Want Ad page. "KEYED" and "BLIND" ads, such as "leave name at Springville Spring-ville Herald," "Phone Springville Herald" or "Write in care of Springville Herald," 25c per insertion additional to regular 2c per word. ARTICLES FOUND and turned in at Springville Herald office will bo advertised one issue only, without cost to finder. Owner may identify and claim upon payment of 50c. While care is taken In handling such lost and found items turned in to the Herald, no responsibility is accepted for such articles. CASH WITH ORDER Except with business firms, maintaining maintain-ing open accounts with the Herald, all Want Ads are cash-in-advance. The rule is made necessary because of the expense of posting small accounts often equals the amount involved. Unless you have an open advertising account here, please do not ask , us to accept Want Ads over the telephone. The publishers reserve the right to edit, revise or reject any or all advertising. In case of error or omission in any advertisement adver-tisement the publishers are liable only to the extent of rerunning re-running the ad. Errors should be reported immediately. CAR PAINTING BODY and Fender repairs, glass. Specialized painting. Theo Phillips, Phil-lips, 20 East 1st North. Phone 155. SOFT WATER SERVICE NO equipment to buy low monthly month-ly rental. We handle all service. serv-ice. Culligan Soft Water Service. Serv-ice. Phone 385. SANDING HARD and soft wood floors- Whitney Whit-ney Construction Co. Phone 88 or 660W. WELDING ELECTRIC and acetylene welding. Large or small jobs. Morgan's, 241 So. 1st W. Phone 201-W. SOLVENT USED for cleaning clothes, paint brushes, etc. Non-inflammable. Jack's Service, 699 South Main. PAPER HANGING . PAPER Cleaning, first class work, reasonably. Phone Jay Johnson, ' 260-J5 RADIO REPAIRS EXPERIENCED Radio man, . all types of repair work done reasonably. reas-onably. Inquire Hubert Singleton, Single-ton, 160 East 1st No. INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE FIRE Auto, Marine and Life Insurance In-surance Surety Bonds and Real Estate. Springville Insurance & Realty Co., 154 So. Main., Talk of an impending buyers'' strike which would lead to a "tail-spin" "tail-spin" of consumer demand under pressure of a "flood of goods" SHOE REPAIRIXQ EXPERIENCED shoe Wo Complete shoe repairing entire family. Goodyear ?' Repairing. 272 So. Main. - - - - .- TIRE SERVICE VULCANIZING, recapping ing and lighting. Car and h supplies. Ed Johnson 2nd South. ' TAILORING - SUITS, overcoats, slacks wear. Boys' and youths' eta" sweaters. J. M. Hunter r Brookside Drive. Phone 566S' BOOKsT " BEST sellers, L. D. S. publics, youth and children's bo Art City Publishing Co t South Main. '' DAIRY PRODUCTS PASTEURIZED-! other dairy products. Daily j livery, Sanitary Dairy pi,,' 377-M. WATCHKEPAffilNG WATCHES and clockT all work guaranteed. One wsi service. Leonard's Jewelry, South Main. TINWORK" " SHEET METAL WORK-amH cycle repairing. Dunn's Garag-145 Garag-145 So. Main. Phone 200. $from the nation's factories e: storehouses was termed prepay da this week' by B. Earl Pucker j president of Allied Store Corp. MAN'S WRIST WATCH Chronograph Chro-nograph make, stop watch combination, com-bination, ideal for coaches and railroad men. Darrell A. Ber-rett, Ber-rett, 44 No. 4th E. Phone 295-W. J-ll-p FINE Prewar Colonial carpeted garage and 'fireplace. 30 South 4th East. J-ll-p CANARIES 2 pairs. Inquire 149 So. 1st East. Phone 226. J-ll-c BABY BUGGY 65 So. 2nd West. Phone 347-M. J-ll-p MISCELLANEOUS PICTURES of Lincoln school classes and Grant first grade may be obtained by calling at the Herald office or contacting John Collett, 732 East 2nd No. j-6-p ALTERATIONS on men's or ladies' la-dies' suits and coats. Plain sewing, sew-ing, also quilting. Phone 272R5. jy-ii-p CESSPOOLS and septic tanks cleaned. Prompt service, reasonable reason-able prices. Free estimates. Phone Provo 2429W. a-22-p NEW Electrolux Cleaners, service ser-vice and supplies. 290 No. 1st W. J-ll-p WANTED RABBITS Alive. Highest cash prices. 1008 East Center, Provo, Utah. Phone 1751. A-l-p CLEAN COTTON RAGS Must be good size, no buttons, etc. No overhalls, or woolens. Please weigh Price paid by pound. Herald. Her-ald. Office. BAND instruments. Davis Repair and Music Co. Provo, Utah. jy-25-p FOR SALE SELECT Three-bedroom modern frame home, located in the heart of the city Inquire 503 So. 2nd East J-ll-p RECONDITIONED mowing machines ma-chines and hay racks. W. F. Wiscombe. Phone 023J1, Provo, Utah. jy-H-P COOLERATOR Ice conditioned; G. E. car radio, 96 East 7th So. Phone 562-W. 7-11-p AIR CORPS SUN GLASSES in leather case, $6. Inquire 205 E. Center. J-4-p THREE-UNIT Apartment house $15,000. New brick home on on Second East street, price Fourth South, $10,500. Modern home in Salt Lake City, $4,800. Cabins, service station and ranch at Kimball's Junction, $21,000. Brookside Realty Co. Phone 327 J-ll-CA BABY CARRIAGE Thayer, good condition. Inquire 623 So. 2nd East. J-ll-p BLACK English Currants. Bring containers and pick your own, $1.25. Phone Mrs. Alex Long, 271-R5. J-ll-p BATTERY RADIO. Call 390-NW for information. J-ll-p WEAKER PIGS Phone 117-M. Inquire 667 East Center St. J-ll-p RASPBERRIES Light and dark. Phone 336-R, Max Smith, 112 E. 2nd North. J-ll-p ENGLISH POINTER PUPS. 1099 So. 4th East. Phone 670-W J-ll-p GAS RANGE Good condition. Call us, Springville. J-ll-p |