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Show PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1934 f 'VUU.JlU LI I I I Ul For WANT ADS Phone Want ads will appear on the Classified ad page If tliey are in the office before 0 a. m., after which they will appear In the column "Too Late for Clarification." Clarifica-tion." Want Ads will be accepted accept-ed until 1 p. m., except on Saturday, when they will appear ap-pear in Sunday's issue if phoned into the office by 4 p. m. Rates First Insertion, per line, 10 cents; each additional Insertion, In-sertion, per line, 5 cents; one week, per line, 30 cents; two weeks, per line, 50 cents; one month, per line, 90 cents. (Minimum charge, 25 cents.) Count five words to line. Minimum accepted, two lines. Double price will be charged if payment is delayed delay-ed or collector must call. Legal Rate 11 Ms cents per line per Insertion, 6 pt. type. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS QUICK! Violin, cello, Degiin Ma-rimr;i Ma-rimr;i xylophone, 31- octave. All in excellent ooYid. A real value. Phone oSW. PI. Grove. s2-9-lt BABY carriage. Inquire at 780 Ninth I Tniversitv Avenue. sll CENDtlON baby buggy. $10. Call ; North 4 th East. A-l LUMP coal, cheap. Phone S0t II. -142 West 5th So. o(i DRESS Kit and bed. Wardrobe, etc. 150 So. 1st West. s9 DINING table and chairs. .675 East 2nd South. sl2 GOOD quality coal. Guaranteed weight. $5.75 ton. 157 North 1 East. W. H. Price. Phone 1144W. o5 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS PARTY to invest $300 good steady results Married man preferred. Write Box 7 c-o The Herald. slO TO RENT 3 or 4 room modern apt. Partly furnished. Reasonable. Phone 678J. sll LIVE poultry of all kinds. 101 W. '5th South. Phone 1273J. sl4 WANTED TO BORROW! $2500 on new modern six room brick home, excellent location. Will pay 6'; interest and not over '7',. I recommend this loan. WILLARD L. SOWARDS. s7 ROOM in private home with private pri-vate bath Write Box C Herald. s9 TO RENT 3 or 4 room house, unfurnished. un-furnished. No children. Box 2, Herald. s9 HTOVP:S, furniture. Highest cash prices. Phone 844J. s2 j TO BUY 5 room house. Give price terms ami luca-nuu m khh. Address box 10B4, Herald slO USELESS Horses aao cows. Dead ones If called Immediately. Call 680. Provo. tf This Curious two tons IM?,,jJ8-ti oS WATER. s, ARE REQUIRED TO PRODUCE V fit, . THE INGREDIENTS FOR A . ftlLLION QfiPOUMO LOAF METEORS . Of BREAD flrwS ENTER THE y 115. P FART ME NT Of AttRICULTUBC I Wik Mfi&tl EARTH'S 3 p 4 Si 1 w 14 itf J V fr,ct,on fffawaoo I WET! 1$ THE ; V MYM A ; x y?5 v f grass a it reaches OTH 6n AHF0HT i A m J i HOME and FARM! Do You Want $1000 Profit? Cost Owner $3300 for House Z Acres Land, Value $1000 COZY MODERN HOME ON STATE HIGHWAY, with full cement basement divided to cozy rooms- bed rooms living' rooms wash room fruit room coal room two entrances to basement with lights, water; new furnace. WITH MAIN HOUSE -hardwood floors cove ceilings breakfast nook light fixtures tile sink excellent bath fixtures TWO ACRES LOAMY SOIL berries of excellent growth good water right BUY THIS PROPERTY FOR $2300 Adjoins church store. Willard L. Sowards Provo, Utah SNAPPY BUTS! 1 Acre. Water. Coop, Bldg.. $1000 Mod. Home, 5th W $3750 New Mod. Home near B. Y. U. New Home, 1 A., Canyon Road. Furnished Brick Home $2500 New Home S.E. . . . $4800 Good Home N. E..Trade S. L. C. 23 A. Farm, New Home $6800 ACREAGE -Any Size Lots. o Willard L. Sowards Provo, Utah FOR SALE 6 ROOM MOUKRN 2 Sets Plumbing; Hot Water Heat; full basement; two garages. On Univ. Ave. See us for quick sale PROWS & HAWS REAL ESTATE SELL or TRADE 5 ICoom Modern Brick, extra good location. $2300.00. ." Room Brick 2 large coops; good location; on terms $1000. 5 Acres Voting Orchard - Good Brick Home -$2650. Real Snap on a Home to remodel re-model on easy terms. If you have Ileal Property to sell or trade, we can handle it. Gray-Payne Realty Business Card THE GENERAL SHOP 159 No. Univ. Ave. Stoves and furnace repairing. Grates and linings furnished for all makes. We clean chimneys at reasonable prices. We buy, sell and exchange used furniture. Free call and delivery service. We pay cash for used furniture. Phone 915W. Satisfaction guaranteed. guaran-teed. Geo. Bills, Mgr. BUSINESS CARD FOR better stove, furnace repairs, furnace, vacuum cleaned, $3.50. Call Provo Stove Furnace Repair Re-pair Co. 844J. 89 No. Univ. Ave. s27 FOE SALE HOUSES FIVE room home $2250. Terms. 590 North 4th East. s20 5-ROOM modern home. Close In. Clear property. Furnace. 447 E. 3 So. FOR SALE CARS 1926 FORD tudor. Will take produce. pro-duce. 387 East 2 North. sll i 1 World MISCELLANEOUS PERSON taking red Iver-Johnson bicycle from Fred VVestphal's residence Wed. night, please return. re-turn. Reward. s9 PROVO Typewriter Ex. Wells L. Brimhall, Prop. Exclusive dealer for Royal, Rebuilt Underwoods. Rentals. 77 No. Univ. Ave. Ph. 12 603 J. tf MISCELLANEOUS INVESTMENT PROPERTY! Requires $1000 to $1500 Cash-Balance Cash-Balance terms- NEW STRICTLY STRICT-LY MODERN PROPERTY 'Latest electrical equipments included in-cluded income should bring at least $1200 per annum if properly proper-ly managed THIS IS A BARGAIN. BAR-GAIN. WILLARD L. SOWARDS, SOW-ARDS, PROVO. UTAH. slO FILLER DIRT Coarse and fine gravel; any quantity free for the hauling. 230 N. 1st West, tf BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES STEPPED N THE DOOR OF THE TOTT HOME, or 6oE FROM TVVE. SHADOW & OH TVi WASH TUBBS f OKI . PODNCB ' OlD BOARDMAW'S 1KI TROUBLE. )' ALLEY OOP FRECKLES AND SALESMAN SAM VP SCIRE HAVE TAKEN) PS FAWCV TO THOSE PUPS, SAMMY ( HAH, HAM, HAM ' AW. DOOTSV B050. W$& IS THIS MY ( HAVE A HEART VMS I h LUCKY DAY. ) V OIVE A &UY JT Mt h-v i y a rbpaiv j mi a i v 1 - Ss9 LI V.... rYOU MEAKI 1 GIT ME A BITE ( TO SAY XO' GRUB OR SUCH- THERE'S GOLD LIKE.VNT YO' DOWN THERE BCYS, AFORE I WHERE THAT ) TELL YO' WHAT a kit-, HAPPENED' J Phone 495 mam FOR RENT FURNISHED FURNISHED apartment after 15th. at 211 East 1 North. Call 1G7. sl4 FURNISHED apt. for (i girls. 35 East 4th North. sM 2 ROOMS to couple. 3K7 East 2nd North. .sll FOR RENT- - UNFURNISHED 5 ROOM apt. Heated. 257 West 4th North. .sll FOR SALE C0WS5 PUREBRED Guernsey bull, 13 mos. Or trade for good cows. 1st Place Junior Championship, Salt Lake County show. W. D. Pack, 2450 Kentucky Ave. (Holiday) Salt Lake City. s9 GOOD Jersey cow. Freshen soon. 390 South 5th West. s9 YOU A YOU HANDED HIS FRIENDS HERE'S A THAT SPOT OVEJ? HUNK OF- DPIED j THERE IS WHAR FISH ...FRESH VTH" SHIKIIMC LICHT just two gold MINE was.-.an' DAYS STILL IS .' AN' LAFE AGO.' MOSEBY'S STILL A'GUARDIKI' HER.' YOU 6ETCHA ( HAVE.CHfEF? THEY'RE TM CUTEST LI'L FELLHS I'VE EVERSEEfjf ( BUST MY ) OJUV A 1 Af V Tni s. "mi -iii-wi. maaaaaaaMaaaaaaavwws LOST CHEV. truck wheel and tire between be-tween Provo and Payson. Reward. Re-ward. Phone 07J4. s5-6-9 BOARD AND ROOM HOME board and room $5 per week. Modern home with heat. 754 W. 1 No. Phone 598W. ol PERSONALS EPILEPSY EPILEPTICS! Detroit De-troit lady finds complete relief for husband. Specialists home-abroad, home-abroad, failed. Nothing to sell. All letters answered. Mrs. Geo Dempster, Apt. 0-10. 6900 Lafayette La-fayette Blvd. West, Detroit, Mich. HELP WANTED MALE WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY to make $240 a month, $45 first week. Be a grocery dealer. I furnish you complete. No capital needed. Write Albert Mills, 6594 Monmouth, Mon-mouth, Cincinnati, O. WAAvntmwvAAAAAAAAA HELP WANTED FEMALE RECEIVE 100 dimes daily by mail. Instructions 10c icoini. Pandola Sales, Box 334 Sta. C, Los Angeles, An-geles, Calif. ftfiCAK. AFTER TH' DEAL ME? f EAH.' I'LL OIVE j" yy kJv I LJ f YOU A BREAK , AWRI&HT: LISSEN AN1 I GOT A SUJELL- HUMCH, CHIEFY, ) ADD 'EM TO TH' OL' SCOUT.' i THINK THEY'RE POLICE FORCE? gOV, . COOS. SO LET'S ADD 'EM TO THE ,THASS A LAUGH PAYSON SOCIETY MRS. A. R. WILSON, Correspondent - - - - Phone 64 Miss Thelma Erlandson left last Thursday to resume her library work in New Jersey after a de - lightful visit of several weeks I with hPr narPnt T r .i xfr Hpni'V TTVl-l nilonn Henry Erlandson Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Petrie ajid daughter, Mrs S. J Umphenous and husband and baby of Belling-ham, Belling-ham, Washington, came for the celebration and are visiting here this week with friends. Mrs. Pearl Hand and children, Maxine and Jack left Wednesday for their home in Long Beach, Cal., after a pleasant visit with relatives here. Miss Allean Barnett accompanied accom-panied them for a visit. Mrs Hand had charge of the southern California Cali-fornia float for the parade. Hyrum Crandall of Gunnison was one of the interested celebration celebra-tion visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ross and family of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Spalding and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Simmons of Provo wre guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Nelson Nel-son and Mrs. Genevieve Ellsworth Ells-worth over the week end. J. Will Knieht of Provo was again one of the most interested VOVVOT DO VALV F63AW 00K' OUT HEAVA .VTM QM F20Ki 06 ? ?0 CHAGRINED IS THE BlG Jgame hunter? at beims . TREED BV A LOWW PORCUPlMt rvvi He DROPS EVEN FARTHER r WE'RE GONNA TIE YOU UP ALL SPRADDLED OUT -AN' THEN WE'RE GONNA THROW ROCK.S ATCHA f YE2ZJR. GREAT BIG ROCKS: - an' THROUOH WITH YER USELESS CARCASS if - visitors at the home coming cele- 1 bration. 1 Mr- and Mrs- Arthur Ells-, worth of Lyman, Wyo.. and Mr 1 ana Mrs- jacK MCisein or kock ''Springs, W online were celebra . . ... tion visitors Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Wanlass and children of Los Angeles have been guests of Mrs Loins Daniels and Mrs. Delia Huish Mi. and Mrs. Finley Brooks and L. .) Price of Salt Lake were their guests over Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Docile of Pasadena. California have been guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Cone Colvin. Mrs. Julia ll-vin ll-vin of Los Angeles is now visiting at her son's home. Mr .and Mrs. Marvel Mernet of Duchesne, Mr. and Mrs. Eldou Reece of Price and Mr. and Mrs. Elias Bona of Benjamin were guests at the Viv Patten home for the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. John Loutensock and Mrs. LaMar Loutensock and son Jack of Magna were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bingham ! over the home cumins: Mrs. Lillie Brown and family of OHHH.WEQt MAt 60. ejtPs SM'i wuit rvr-v vji-v NO NTERRV)PT10NS, :li2j tiV."ii 193 BY NC HOUR PASSES. AnDTW:timc uoupct m uciiov nim pit. wi" ii-w KfcULy tNCOUMTfeKb A BEAR. r Pi mjm' tatfttr e 1934 BT ft LA SERVICE, INC T M IN TH' TREES - OUZZte when we oet LAFE M ME FOUND T-' MINE .. A' ii WENT UP- STREAM, vVHiLK LAFE TOCD GUARD WITH A RIF'.E. -r " 1 - .1'V TV 1 OOCbS THOUGHT TOO DtRNL.D O' THAT SMALL, SAM.' ) M S t. LF V: Mb" v S Draper were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Hill. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Huish -returned home Sunday from a tr ip t the canyons of southern Utah an.! Boulder dam. Miss Ehan- th Huish and Miss Carol Huish also ai-rived ai-rived home Sunday fron: a vaca tion trip of several weeks to Berkeley. California. Mrs. G. A. Giliskie and t"in children of Salt Lake. Mis H M Bouidman and ihilditii oi l'i..o and Mrs Eva Bailey w-m :mu-M-of Mis Armmta ('lavson lot home coming Miss Beth i'ta.ni 'accompanied Mrs Giliskie to Sail Lake for a week's visit, i Mrs. Edsel Swaner and Mr.-: Tommy Nelson and baby Kit Wednesday for Boulder City altei visiting for several weeks with Mrs Harriet Crook Mr. Swaner and Mr Nelson tame for the celebration cele-bration and accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs Jimmie Simons Si-mons also returned to Rouldei with them. Home coming guests at the home of Mrs, Adelia Dixon on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Quayle Dixon and children of Wyoming. Mr. ami Mrs Raymond H Clayton and family of Midvale. Delbert Greenwood of American Fork, Mi ami Mrs. Lowell Fraughtwn i Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hansen Han-sen of Spanish Fork. BY MARTIN 0b HEQE TO TKF BOOTj SERVICE INC T M HtO U S KT Off BY CRANE MM REG O. & PAT.Orr! By HAMLIN Ml. hltflif I'M GONNA &OUNCE Y PUNNY L SKULL RIGHT INTO TH' MIDDLE OF OOK.IN J KING S ROYAL PALACE BY BLOSSER I AIMED TO XYN AMITE A CUT, ABOVE HERE AM' SPLIT THE RiVER, TO HELP OUR PROJECT' USED TOO MUCH DYNAMITE, AN' THE WATER CAME DOWN" APORE LAFE KNOWED WHAT STRUCK HIM. IT WEDGED HIM Rptwepm -rc . . ... , . , m rocks. A v.u r M M(C. L. PAT 193 BT Tt .EWVICC By SMALL RUT 60 G" COULD USC 'EM OM THE MORE TRIVIAL CASES , COULDN'T 60E V a rr jk i I T m nia u pai off M i |