Show INVITATION TO MUSICIANS Marcel Dupre organist at Notre Dame Cathedral Paris who appears in recital at the T TABERNACLE BERNACLE Thanksgiving night November has asked the committee in charge to furnish him themes from which he will select six six and with them improvise a symphony in in four movements lasting about thirty minutes These Thesa themes should be delivered to the tire committee Tuesday November Mr Dupre will announce the aut authors ors of the themes ha hIS selects before the Themes are not to be over six sixto sixto sixto to eight measures measures in length written on the same piece of paper and signed the by-the author as Mr Dupre keeps them as souvenirs Themes to be written on the following movements Allegro Andante or Adagio Scherzo Finale or Fugue Send themes to George C. C Smith 40 North Main St. St City DAVID A. A SMITH EDWARD P P. P KIMBALL BENJAMIN GODDARD TRACEY y CANNON I ANTHONY C C. C LUND GEO C. C SMITH JOHN J J. J MCLELLAN B. B CECIL GATES Committee f 11 W WANT A T TO BUY OR OR RENT THIS HOME i f. f a z l Whether it is cheaper to buy or OP to rent this home hom Is a much-discussed much question Below f r is a r reason ason fOr fop both answers and leaves i i the reader free to form an opinion you opinion you be bethe 1 the judge and jury Buying Price Cash Balance 35 Month With only only a a. S 'S cash cash saving to 10 begin ln with the housewife sees In Inthis Inthis this home bome an inter Interest st III In becoming its ts manager Each duty she co- co relates to beautifying It with new worth To illustrate how It helps her lieI to save a n. large portion of or her herAnt Ant Ent nt money each month as as as' the years l roll Il by bw r you see below how In twelve years and cars and two months after aCter purchase purchase pur pur- c chase It Is hers lers i COST THE FIRST YEAR I Interest t per month at c current rate of interest 7 on the unpaid balance of or the home per month 1955 Amount paid off on the principal principal principal prin prin- cipal or the thc purchasing price price per month the first r year 15 1545 5 Total Below Below is a table showing how as each fach J payment goes to IJa pay of off the bt the interest is thereby diminished diminished dimin dimin- each year rear and the thc fra fraction tion of ot each monthly Instalment going on he the principal thereby increases as in table where each part of oC paid per year rear goes to a PrIncipal Cost ot of Saved Sand Interest t ear 1840 P J. J year a o rd ra r 11 88 th lea eal 1840 sith ear F 24 l. l ar- ar 7 s Ul e t i Sv arA f 2913 1 1487 f U FY 81 60 ear y ear ari Vear 73 f I s n 9 j i v s i t i ein In the eighth U year ear it noted 10 d that of the twelve monthly instalments paid on the tho home mo will amount to Same am ame as as' the tIle first year ear yet goes Roes to pay on the home and only goes on the interest So on the the at-the end of twelve years cars and two months time the entire debt debt is is paid Jal ot oJ Incidentals that must be consid consid- red lU ing a n. home are taxes and W insurance we find they j t. t Taxes 1 at current E rat Per m month nth 35 le erest WJ year year per month 1955 dist l net et to buyer 2474 i r J vc i than renting even een with high on so much unpaid bal- bal arthe th first year As AR compared It In table above the ene en end of oC the g found only 1040 per month In- In In Interest terest which added to insurance and taxes amounts to net 1559 1 59 or ora a It a each month that year ear of ot the 3 35 per pet month paid of 1941 less thc rent home hOi than It than than it would cost to j. j Mark X Xin ll square if if y you youR u j 1 I b 9 3 to y In 4 i 4 pt 0 1 1 I- I r c k r 4 c. I Renting Price L Month J The rent renter r who desires to move into the above home would find the tho same conveniences could plant the same garden raise raise- the same flowers and naturally lly escape the of or paying taxes and insurance I an ance e I If the burden of oC making payments on the home is more worrisome In the fear that some monthly payi pay pay- ment meny i F could not be ec met O or if a a- higher IJ h rate of Interest r could be made by investing the same money In somo business s or commercial enterprise then the party would favor paying I r rent t. t I While the cost cost of the home purSe purchase pur- pur purI I chase Se does save save the buyer the first t year jear r and varying greater amounts as the years rears roll 1011 by some will contend that they dont don't wish to settle In an any one place therefore they go on renting There Is Is another belief wen well rounded founded that some families being sma small I dont don't need as large a house house as as' as this and naturally dont don't wish to pay pa out the interest on a a home as high priced a a. two-room two rented flat suits their the purpose better belter and using smaller living quarters mean mean nean the landlord does not maI maKe e them pay as much interest on living accommodations accommodations with less overhead To some people e the pleasure of ot raising flowers lawn and attending a garden is added work and no fun nor profit hence they go on renting Regard for the care and the maintenance of of oC the home gives a renter freedom of lax treatment aright a aright aright right to scratch matches on the wall all 0 or or knock another spindle out of or the fence or neglect mending a thing here and there as is s It needs leeds it Freedom Free Pree- dom from all these cares care of upkeep is reason enough for most renters Yet after aCter the ensue gamut of twelve years bf of renting ana anu after aner spending out what might be saved sated by buying the renter says sas he lIe does not miss the monc money and he has hag tried every locality in this and other cit eIt- Ies r lea les living where an and 1 n now noV w he may he formulates no no ties of neighborliness ness and independently spends his money as he pleases please Many families do leave the renting renting rent rent- ing class because buying during the productive years ears of or their early married mar mar- Vied ried Hed life Ufe them mar f helps to build an equity In a home hone of their of-their own which later can bo o transferred to a better better better bet bet- ter home as their their financial financial earning earning power Jower reaches its height The I renter tal takes as a gamble that some someday day he day he may find circumstances better better better bet bet- I ter with a chance then to get the home he desires desire h If It however the I Ih h home me Is not pare purchased ased b before ore old age begins to come on chances for lor ownership ownership ownership own own- are lost f Vote yourself Int Into the theoffice office of a art rt renter or an terpt tenn of of office ot- ot flee fice to be tho the next twelve ve years ye Mark X in aqua e if if 1 you I I II wish to rent next ears r wf fin 1 I 1 I 6 Most 6 any poor old fish can c n float and anda drift along and dream but it takes a reg reg- regular r 9 ular live ive ODEt one to 1 against the stream J 1 i. S i Someone n e e. left a card on our desk the other other- d day y be bearing ring the he k above bove legend Its It's one one of of the the shortest shortest Complete stories t ries of why one 9 succeeds and another r fails fads ever wl written vAny v I. I i Any An meI merchant chant must have gross gros rocs turnover t to s' s succeed a and d to g get Y t this is turnover p particularly in in m the smaller cities i l lie he must must stock a g great reat rea variety of lines nes at a great greaf range range of prices prices' that w will 11 appeal to the m masses asses Things that men and women women cov covet t are not 10 of a necessity Y J. J all made of precious metals metals' and jewels Recognizing zing this fact we have have with marked su cess been swimming against the stream of the custom o of ot f years by adding to to- our sto stock k many n diye diversified lines self selI seldom sel- sel I. I t. t donl dom found in jewelry stores of imported and d domestic estic novelty and V art rt wares vares that are are are- attracting wi wide le attention n i i Lets Let's carved Nand H oak dishes catalog some some of of- these items stems and ld c candlesticks andle sucks le leather ther goods from from England A Austria Austia us tria- tria S Spain and Y Y r Germany English g c g aret holders and pipes pipes- glass from Italy Bohemia Bohe Bohe- mia Germany a and nd Japan f fand wrought hand wares in brass from India and German Germany Y wares in n smokers smokers' rs' rs arti articles les jewel boxes boxes and 1 desk sets made m in Europe of wonderful inlaid wood and brass Chinese Chinese Chi- Chi J r nese Mah sets of f quality 00 and up a good white clean L bone bone set cannot be bought for less beads pendants and art jewelry velry J I from al all 1 parts of the world enamel bo boxes es and novelties from GerI Germany Ger Ger- I I y r many any France and Italy French fans in lace and feathers of VO wondrous won won- lI l- l drous Brous beauty genuine bronzes from Austria and imitation ones from j x the best American shops s lamps of all kinds all kinds and for halls or orV orx r V console tables froth from the most exclusive Ameri American an factories s sterling 1 II 4 mesh esh bags from 1700 1700 up a vet very Y handsome imported line at one- one I j half the prices prices' asked for less attractive pieces elsewhere St Stationery ti nery from froin the finest mills i in l America This This department j has developed into one of our most profitable ones Look under the flap of the next wedding invitation invitation envelope envelope you receive and you will probably find it stam stamped with our name name We create creat original T stationery monograms engrave engrave calling cards calling ca cards ds in in the vest newest newest texts Our Our Our- I Christmas cards are all unusual in design and we furnish the best families in the intermountain country country with these charming messages TIe siges for Christmas greetings I Ours is an old old establishment t. t Those hose vh who frequent our our store 1 always find familiar faces behind our counters which adds adds to the l charm of trading with us Herman with us for twenty eight years never too tire tired to be a gentleman under any provocation and an expert in every every line we carry Blacklock who vho buys buy and sells our b beautiful stationery and I who knows vs everybody Lawson quite as much interested in the cusI customers customers' cus- cus I rs' rs wishes as in the stores store's profits and justly Tyler alert and helpful at all times Appelman who vho is asked three hundred t times t a day for the correct time and still smiles Harriet who strings your beads and displays our pretty things Otto who vho for Jor twenty five years has opened and closed our store with the precision of the rising s sun l ert who over oyer i a period of three thirty-three years has mounted two VO generations of engagement diamonds These with others who vho s shave have served shorter periods are our assistants who vho have an an equal interest in their store and their customers and it strange as may seem to some take genuine pleasure in showing our beautiful wares vares even though the visitor has no idea of While this advertisement may not bring to the readers reader's mind nd any concrete item of merchandise particularly offered this week we ve hope it will vill create a desire in the minds of 11 many ny to visit our store if for no other otIer purpose than to see t the b bewildering lg display of of- art and c colorful gift wares I 1 b This is your invitation to come Please ask sk for the correct time only when it is is very veryn n necessary The c calls are av averaging raging on one every tW two minutes every workday of the the the- n year and to al answer Ver S them i is 15 devastating a our off office ice e efficiency I hank ian you y I 1 J i. i 1 i m it 4 I 7 I I iv i i II f 1 J V ot o n. n U t i 0 tt 2 6 q NA St 1 e. e I t 6 t f I t I i 1 |