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Show j ' m,maamM ""ORLDS LDEST VEHICLE MUFACTURER . i i I .17 f5- i I ; - : Studeb aker vX ,.m 1 starts its 86th year j lOCO Commodor Perry ol tho U. S. et j """l ",' OaefaJ Jfavy arranged a trade ear- MMTII fruri ' I tent witk lapea wboe ports had been W Wl JL 1 L lllj closed to Weetara nations lor centuries. In B 1 the seme year, the first Studebaker wegoa, S Tf f f I lorerunner oi tens ol thousands ol Stude- et M m M Tf ,aBaaaaaamaaaaeBaBWBeBWBaaeas' . . Lhhm. TO largest January sales nT H bh B gen and ended, Hawaii was annexed to tha i 0 -g j United State and Studebaker sales, world ' I tt I wld la oopo, amounted to J3,227,7 16.91 r-'" ' V'V n 8 2 ft rVPnjT I out ol which $180,000.00 In dividend. i K II i tVt were paid. Plans lor msnuiecturtng motor 7 ' . , a- 11 M cars were considered. P ' v ' I I ' I ' ' , . - r.- I OTUDEBAKER ii marching tfon and the superb quality of the g m O ahead more brilliantly today materials in the 1937 Studebaker I iwMweee i '--v I than at anytime in its 85-year line ... in the amazing economy , n,Ni. ' u history. . of this year's Studebakers with !j aNi ' - i ( A 1 In 1936, Studebaker sales of their gas and oil mileage that UK. i '( I passenger cars in the United equals or betters that of smaller ' ! S t- States alone were 76 ahead of lowest priced cars. 1 "Vli-- IX ' 1 1 t ! h 1935. No wonder Studebaker is be- 1 1 FV VH i g9 We aaderaUnk. ol j 1 And now come the figures for ginning its eighty-sixth year of I jUlf V . ( ; . ebait.lLwrrw kSaed attefrot January l937showingthatStude- public service so triumphantly! I J. V f rS . - j : br.,::..nlLUvtiT w.h . " baker S1leS ,oared Ur beyond No wonder more motorist. i D f f AK j oonetrnchoa work and were high la tavor 1 the same month a year aeo and everywhere every day are calling I If r 'l I r ' with tho Mormon who had emigrated to jo , k li vi Utah, as eU as with other pioneer settlers exceeded every January for the the exciting new 1937 Stude- ;j jy -i ' ol th West f past 14 years! v baker Dictators and Presidents 1 J jj 'S" ( America's spotlight cars! I j j ; """" 'N ' .... i l Old ideals plus .i,lt ,,. ,,,., . ,w I ST I new ideas! ?i rT-! 1 ( I Studebaker is making these phe- "MKmn mis 1 1 H " fkf nomenal strides in public popu- " U Anb ypj 1 Nt , S- Z r y . ' Iarity because Studebaker is & i sm mi itmitinr r JL I adhering steadfastly to the prin- , . m 1 1 lOftO Wilbur and OrvUU Wright . ' B ,;..a l : .j, v-v vr 1 mm mm fe ij I w made th world's farst success J CipleS Upon Which John M. I I; (ul mechanical airplane fught irom KiU . tl Studebaker and his brothers f 11 DvU Hill, four mil outh ol Kitty Hawk, S ' ...... . , ; M N. C. Production ol Studebaker electrio f , & founded this business in Febru- J f." runabout and tracks, begun the year ba- 4 , K j h (' fere, increased substantially in 1903. Plan ' 1 f M 103. i f'iiot gasoline propelled Studebaker were A' V lm 1 "Always give a little more than J l computed. 'J'( ' e your customer expects" ... that . 1 i ' . ' - V E was the Studebaker creed in the ; MmmmMmjm ; . I ll nid I 1 beginning. And it i, the Stude- iST.nt;. t 187811-0 L P baker creed today. Ifr-.a. ( " the gr electrical Induy w bora. You See proof of it in the mani- t 1 ( e. Friendly contemporary ol the Stndebeker ' , , , f . K'wmv,v- ' Ir J brothers, Ediaoa we later to develop th f fest soundness Of the Construe- kr. .i.., fcrn'i n..!t:i,-', m'-,vti- aV 1 1 j-Mv staege battery which mad poesibl th f If.J V- arly Stadebeier electrio automobde, th i ls company' Hrst "horeelees oarrtage ". aVueasaaait at-i..an. Jt iua.iunni.Mmiws. j .....ijjwiisniinn I li iisMir'unaaMamreralM. ' ..wwuwuii.ji J"J1 mmj VX. ' i .i'. ' irrT' - --v..-- r.--v,ir-s ; "i " ' ' '? : :" ; wwSJtS' r v;ifi?;! p 1927 js- .TctoeirA H V ? Hi 1 hMNjrpe historic Jtl.-. ol today' ' t ' J Telephone oonnecboa between New aioh powered ear wa each a i lOOQ A th Umoos old AtUntia Oty reciag track, now York Dry and London waa eetabushed. duaurbaao to tramo. polio 1 demolished, two stock StneWbehoc Preaidoam eel a Studebaker oelebrsked it sevenry-hfth halted it Stadebakoc at that I record far eeduraace thai stOl stands anchailenaed . . . 30.000 : birthday and, at Culver Qty.Cahiorma, ame was am oi th largest K I ooaeecutiv mil in Was than 27,000 miaama. Thi record mad Stndebeker stock car eeuhushed a act th largest maker oi horse ! under A. A. A. eupervisioa eoastiratea aa achisnraaaeat la sua- , new A. A. A. record ol 5000 coneecn-, . drtwa vehicle ia tha world. taiaed speed surpeseed only by meteors, oomeea and planet. v mile la lee thaa 5000 miaute. - I J ' ' I mmmiJ.r.zl"'l' a --see i ' ilere-a,twii"si "" ie'i aaumi -mmum alii lie i : - Jl 11 ' . ... ; 2nd WEEK OF 1 ANNUAL SALE Salesmen's Samples Knit Dresses and Suits This is the biggest dress sale of the year. Last week's response to this offer shows tho growing appreciation of Utah Woolen Mills values . . . and policies. Now we extend this offer . . . and add to it many other dresses and suits not shown last week. These are all salesmen's samples from last year. They are marvelous value . . . and are smart in stylo and tailoring. 96 Ladies' Suits . . . $12.95 Values $24.50 to $27.50 75 Ladies' Suits... $15.95 Values $32.50 78 Dresses ....... $2.95 Salesmen's Sample Values $9.05 to $li5 ' 86 Dresses $4.95 Salesmen's Sample Values $9.95 to $16.95 111 Dresses $6.95 Salesmen's Sample Values $1195 to $22.50 63 Dresses $9.95 Salesmen's Sale Values $10 95 to $24.75 39 Knit Suits .$10.95 Salesmen's Sample Values $17.95 to $2175 Blouses and Skirts . $1.95 Salesmen's Sample Values $4.95 to $6.95 j Ho Return, Mail Order or Exchange hc Original Utah Woolen Hills 24-30 RICHARDS STREET Briant Stringham, Manager ' Opposite Tabernacle Gate j |
