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Show i - PRO VO (UTAH) EVEN IN G H ERA L D TUE S D AY, FEBRUARY 23, 1 93 2 PAGE SEVEN " J 1 . i OUR BOARDING amp un-Trf ihi s v veRV. pis-tol. f-r-rHc COUM-r AUpT?E PE MERSAUt-'T VERV TbLlsHLVcKALLEMEP ME "7b A PliEL, Mrf k'McOai&a ttHat I ujas -TrE best PiSTot: SHg-t oils -THe coUrrEKi-r i . WE - METT A COLP,3ReV PAWlA li Trfe WoGPS 5F" SAMREAJJvr --rte "FlREP riRS-f'rHE BALL WHEEL --fHEKi BOOTS AND HER ... IKJ I B X -T $ , I riRS-f 'UHE BALL SrmiKO A CARRIAGE I'xS Z? LACB r : -THC TIP err His WAtteP J 3t NtTT-" TP a " ' COt-Yt r4 ntVife yisi ATE 'XWfc. OWL I U4MS "tO TMV. "TO ? WHKYs. VOUR , -J THt OKKt - . . : '. . CaMt 'JVC T in i s aL i MAWUfA ). VOt VCEKUO Of VOO OvTE. Ott Vol. WASHINGTON TUBBS ."r-i; iWee's k stET VlAniIN Wi ( V bott-eot Thought nqo-swoVJ AROFKTHEO COME OUT- KifcT ReKDVW'" ' ' 'SB Jf". V; IT ONt- -wV sWs sport. Y J wSiiT " feftL,' BOTTOM. Jy - ffrYA HE& ' 0 RGHT. Wfif." --"-V lew ;J1 ute t ' I I t0U4N RMSTV LfvPDER. i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS eoosohJ.jbua. uatc mos bawds Peps I PAOTWEa WAV Aayrbr wuisal EMTER I yi6 ; vjtttas OUT: im uomoaT r yoo : x?twowi;to hatc tus wax hi I iwutog, but i ha it 3 veemt HOUSE- NbLi F 3TkiKCf A CARRIAGE I FiREP, avr His WAtteP mcus-TacHe BUDDIES i fyiiR !r 7T ?KPPV z T III ' s . y NOT. A. SOUL N "SIGVVT, J V ,yv wca wwvicf. inc. wt u. s. fry House ? MAvdiT VBOUtfCO US OJOOOH j PAST IP yui A SiCX AAAM mm . -x BY AHERN ! SctuiP UKE -TH3.:. Mi&Pu of" AAi'.oup Kiovet-1. TP 60 TO"R tHCT 'fill- , 1 pIDdV HAME i.V-, 1U vWfABHt? aii VaaR LI M A-T. ;WS1V; OLP TLIHiTLCK WASfJ-T tirep since GiLiVS WORE BY MARTIN n : . VVOVWCfc. ( Ht VOO ? QK-AtH. 1&C, v. TOO. WWA i : j J . n-rr- 5 X CiKANri pkt. on. NOW JUST iCALAA OCWM, AMIS.' RerfPlBLO..-1 CAM BEAU2 HONK TOUPEEt. 56A' X AvE fpeR - i L Firestorie' s U ntold Stories of War Gain t Thrilling Anecdotes of Ger many's Quest For Rubber Related by Manufacturer. Geimany's desperate plight in the World War, growing out of her failure to lay in a sufficient supply of rubber, "being described at present by Harvey S. Firestone, Jr, vice president of The Firestone , Tire and. Rubber Company , in a series of radio talks on the romance ro-mance and drama of the rubber in- ,, dustry. Each talk is in the nature -f a heretofore untold episode of the war and furnishes a vivid side-lijrhton side-lijrhton the costliness to Germany of her serious mistake with regard to rjibber. The series has attracted tremeridous attention., In recent. weeks, Mr. Firestone has been deluged -with fan mail telling of .' the interest listeners everywhere are taking in these anecdotes of the war. . Mr. Firestone's talk is delivered at the half-way mark of each Monday Mon-day night's broadcast over the Red Network and affiliated stations of N. B. C. The first broadcast, covering cover-ing the Eastern, Southern and Middle Mid-dle Western states, takes place at half past eight, E. S.T., and the second, for the Coast and Mountain states, at half past eight, Pacific time. Appearing with him on the "Voice of Firestone' is Lawrence Tibbett, Metropolitan opera, talking picture and concert star, and it is estimated that an audience running high into the millions tune$ in each week to hear the program, r The stories of the war describe the extremes to which Germany went in her quest for rubber. Close ' surveillance was maintained by the 1 rubber control committee, which had charge of war-time supervision of the rubber that England allowed us to import on condition it would not be resold to Gf-nnany. Under these conditions it was very difficult for SPANISH FORK SOCIETY MRS. EFFIE DART, Correspondent - - Honoring Mrs. Grace Dart and Mrs. Margaret Fuller, Mrs. Effie Dart' entertained at a quilting Friday Fri-day of last week. Luncheon was served at 12:30 to all the members of the Dart family and Mrs. Hannah Han-nah Stewart and Mrs. Beth Hale. At six o'clock dinner was served to the .members of the family and Mrs. James Sorenson Sr.. Mrs.' David James, Mrs. Helga Jones I and little daughter, Mary Alice. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Hale. A quilt for each of the honor guests was completed. Honoring Mrs. Lyndon Dudley, formerly Miss Ruth Chappie a i bride of last week a miscellaneous j shower was given "Thursday eve ning Dy Mrs. noacn unappie. Thirtyfive near relatives and intimate inti-mate friends werfc present. Games and social conversation were enjoyed. en-joyed. At 11 o'clock a delicious tray luncheon was served by the hostess .assisted by Mrs. Ralph Chappie and Miss Myrle .Chappie. The. bride received many beautiful and useful gifts -Friends of Mrs. Jane Bowen Wil- Hams gathered at her home, last Thursday to honor her birthday anniversary, ai y:.su a not amner us served to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Lois White, E. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Mr. and ' Mrs. Maurice Bird, the latter of Springville and the members mem-bers of the immediate family. The time was spent in visiting. Camp No. 2 of the J. Wylie Thomas r chapter . .D. - U. P. met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rachel Moore, First Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Hanna Browne conducting the meeting. Community singing, "Come Let Us Anewi-prayer, Mrs. Letitia Measom ; singing,- "Improve the. Shining Hours"; poems written writ-ten by John Joseph Hayes, read by his granddaughter, Ms. Rachel Moore, one of the poems worthy of special mention was an ode te the pioneers, written on the forty-seventh forty-seventh anniversary of their entering enter-ing Utah; vocal solo, Mrs. Elthear Warner; history of pioneers, John Joseph Hayes and his -wife, Rachel Wagstaff Hayes, read by , their granddaughter, Mrs. Rachel Moore; two musical, numbers, clarinet and piano trio, Misses . June Hayes, Eleanor Moore and' Ann Skinner; closing song, "America"; benediction, benedic-tion, Mrs. Elizabeth Hales. At the close -of the meeting, a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments served to 28 members and visitors. ' Mrs.' Daisy Daniels was hostess to the.Beta . Bridge club - Monday evening. .'A delicious luncheon was served at 830 at the card tables, the" : valentine' idea' f being carried out ' In '.decorations, 'favors-and refreshments. re-freshments. - Four tables of bridge f 6llowed, ? Mrs. Sarah Sterling winning win-ning the " high score ; Mrsi Gladys Hanson the second high and Mrs. Kate McAllister the r guests, prize. i -v A .V . -.una -i. . . . I '( ien uei i . Our , IbB f..l .. . . I t . I f iKinrvrrmTy: onom e: uaitc 1 Wide Audience mm HM iiJ? rt TtV. U 1 "! mii niiiiimM ijiiT m' j'n if HARVEY S. FIRESTONE, Jr. Germany's representatives to obtain any, rubber at all. On one occasion, however, they managed to get four hundred .tons of it and stored this supply in a Brooklyn warehouse. There it was placed in large barrels bar-rels in such a way that there re-, re-, mained a margin of several inches between it and the sides of the containers. Then molten resin was poured into the barrels to encase the rubber completely and hide it from view. In that guise, the rubber whichGermany needed " so badly was carried by motor trucks at night to a waiting steamship and eventually reached the German Empire. There are several thrilling stories of a similar nature still to be told. - Phone 1,1-1 W Additional euests were Mrs. Eva and Child. Mrs. Harvov ":ini,pn Mrs. C. M. Jacobsen. Following the dance at the junior. high school Friday afternoon, the j Misses Olive Marie Nielsen, June Daniels and Lucile Jacobsen entertained en-tertained at a valentine party for 25 of their young friends. Luncheon was served at small tables at 6:30 the valentine idea being carried out throughout the luncheon. Following Follow-ing luncheon games and contests suitable to the day were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Jared. Beck and Mr, and Mrs. Bish Johnson visited 'Saturday and Sunday in Salt Lake City1, the guests of Mr. find Mrsj P. Allen. ' , , ,T . , A Mr. and Mis. Hans Irsen left Thursday of last week for Los An- geles, Cal., where they will visit with the family of Mrs. Owen R. Parry for two weeks. The ladies are sisters. They wil lalso visit other' relatives and friends. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Dart. Sr.. were the recipients of a delightful surprise party Saturday evening to honor their wedding anniversary. All the near relatives of the couple invaded - their home laden with good things to eat. Progressive 500 i was enjoyed, six tables being play- ed Fred St Dart, Jr., won the high score, Mrs. Robert Jex the second! high and Mrs. Albert Stewart and Robert Chappie the consolation prizes. At midnight an oyster supper sup-per was served by the daughter and daughters-in-law of the honored hon-ored guests. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. James A. Francom of Payson, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Crandall, Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Stewart, Salem;- Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Jex, Mrs. Uil Stewart. I s,OCK ,n ine American orK irriga-Sr., irriga-Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Url Stewart. Jr.. Uon Compn-ny; evidenced by cer-Mr cer-Mr and Mrs Albert Stewart i tificnte numbers 1150 and 71. Arl'hnr Stewart und daughter Roth' VVM. STANLEY DUNFORI), Mrs.' Beth Hale' Rnhert Channle Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Dart, Jr., Mr. - and .Mrs. ; Lee Dart, Mr. and Mrs. JBlias Jones and the honor guests,4, all ofpanish. Fork. . ., , Mrs. RubyiErdelen Jof St, Louis, Mo.,' was the honored guest at a pleasant afternoon function in; the form of a bridge-luncheon Saturday af ternoon,s . the-, hostesses . being the Misses Chra and Pear! Cloward, Luncheon was served at 3:30 at the card V tables. Bridge followed. Those enjoying the delightful affair werethe guest of honor and .the Misses Pat Bowen, Gladys. Gardner, Donna Hales, . Monicc Waters and the hostesses. J , ; " r' v ' " , Mr. and Mrs. Fred-Dean ahd-daughters,,- Lor a and" Marguerite Thomas' spent Sunday here , visiting their. .v mother rfnd grandmother, Mrs. Rosetta ' Flavel. They returned re-turned home Sutiday night. Mrs.' Hannah Stewart is spending the .week -at Provo with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Crandall. 4k .- . - FOR SALE AUTOS .Good repossessed Reo sedan. Bar- ! gain. Terms to reliable party. Phone 1304. J f25 i SITUATIONS WANTED Man will do any kind of work. i Alfred Johnson. Orem. f28 Experienced lady stenographer and bookkeeper wants part time or all day work. Call 1472 f2T FOUND i ! Coat on West Drive. Phone 047R1 Owner pay for ad. f23 j WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Will buy good used 75 or 100 lb. capacity refrigerator. Enamel or wood finish. Write Bx L. Herald. ml To' borrow on Provo city property lst-mortgage. 142 W Second So. f23 LOST Black gauntM mit-glove. Return Re-turn to Herald or phone 778W. f23 Lady's black leather purse "containing "con-taining eye-glasses. Tuesday at Utahna. Call 04J4. f23 FOB SALE COWS Guernsey niiU h cow! f77 East 41 h South. f23 FOR SALE HOUSES Must sacrifice for small cash payment pay-ment new f rn home. 142 West Second So. f23 FOR ; nn. mod. brick house in Salt I'ike, will trade for home in Provo. Inq. 181 No 7 West. f2S ife -- - ' -' I Legal Notices Jn thp District Couit of Utah County, State of Utah, State of Utah. Plaintiff, vs. A. R. Kartchner, also called Arza R. Kaitchnor. and Ada Kartchner. his wife. A." Ij. Coolev. lind Jane Doe Cooley. his wife, Trncey Loan and Trust Company, n corporation, do fendants. The State of Utah to Said Defendant: De-fendant: You are hereby summoned to appear ap-pear within twenty day.s after service serv-ice of this summons upon you, if served within the county in which UB -.aeium-iii-.DiougnL omer.wj.se I within thirty dys after service land defend the above entitled ac- n and in case of your failure ! c. ,,A llld,..n4,,i wiit h, rendered w v " " J ,"- " ' " against you according to the demands de-mands of the complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. y This action is brought to foreclose fore-close a certain mortgage given as security for the payment of a certain cer-tain promissory note to the plaintiff plain-tiff dated May 1st, 1928 and covering cover-ing the property herein described, to-wlt : Commencing at the Northeast corner of the Southeast quarter of I Section 13, Township 5 South. ! Range 1 East-of the Salt Lake I ' m 1 .1 ! o U Or ....1... iviei iuiun, incnce oijuiii on i ims , thence West 56 rids: thence North 30 rods; thence East 5G rods to the place of beginning. Containing in all 101" acres, together with any and all buildings, improvements and appurtenances thereunto be-l be-l longing. Less a right of way .OS of j a chain on the West end of said property. AUo 10 shares Of Capital I Attorney for Plaintiff I P. O. Address: Commercial Bank Provo. Utah. Building, Pub. Feb. 2. fl. Ifi. 23. Mar 1 132 Tmk.W-NATUXE'StEKEDY-toaltht. YourelimlotiTorynwiUbfanctiocinac proparly by morning- and your constipation will end with a bowel action aa free and easy aa nature at her beat no pain. & fc-ripinff. Try it. Only 25c. The 41UVcgetable Laxative FJWMaECJifT Make the test tonight BY BLOSSER .OtrTSlOG , POODLC WAITS QES1DE PP. CA..... Business Cards THERE ARE XO BETTER BARBERS It you want high class service Call on Wllford Russell hurtle. Ilanke and Sllm" Hard ICITSSKIX BARBER SHOP 190 W. Center St-Provo PHOTOGRAPHS Portraits and Kodak Finishing Try Our Border Print ROLLOW STUDIO S3 V. Center Piovo FOUNDRY (eneral I'oundrj- and Machine Work. Eleetric and Acetjiene Welding PROVO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY THE GENERAL SHOP 159 No. Univ. Ave. Phone 91 5W Used furniture for sale. Stove repairing. re-pairing. We furnish any purts, linings lin-ings or grates for any stove made. Furnaces repaired. Chimney cleaning. clean-ing. We repair any furniture used in the home. Satisfaction Cunrmteed CFJO. BILLS, Manager MONEY TO LOAN NEED MONEY? Here you can obtain a loan of $10 to $300 within a few hours. Only signatuies of husband and wife required, re-quired, assuring complete privacy. Small monthly repayments. co u ut : ou s, nhiNinr.D, I HELPFUL SKRVICR. Call, write or phone. PERSONAL FINANCE CO Room 9, O. P. Sk.igR.s Bldg. 2nd Floor Phone 210 75 East Center St. Provo MO N E Y A Cash Tnn on "your Automobile. Automo-bile. Pay it back with Small Monthly Payments. No Indorser. No Red Tape. Quick Confidential. 4 General Finance Corp. 191 Uetit Center. IMioim- H3 Provo. (Ttah YOU CAN BOTtKOW to pay your current hills and repay Jie Ictin fior.i your salary. Columbia I'.ond & Mortgage Company, 01 North University Ave .Ground floor, tf. AUTOMOBILE LOANS To give you cash or pay off present finance company and reduce payments. V. H. TUFT Farmers & Building Merchants Bank Phone 124 AUTO LOANS! Attractive rates - No Delays State-Wide Service Erwin lan & Investment Co, WILLARD L. SOWARDS, Representative Phone 1099 AUTOMOBILE LOANS From $50.00 tOj $500.00 , Automobile Insurance Manning Finance Service II. Jolley, Local Agent 165 W. C. St. Prpvo Phone 338 WELDING AYRES VVF.LDINO WORKS Acetylene and Electric Welding We weld anything made of metal 12 North 4th West. FOR "RENT"- - UNFtniN HED 5 rm! modern home, 1st So. 8th. West. $20. Inq. 782 W. 1 South. f29 Lovely 5 rm. home, carpeted, steam heat, garage. 142 W. 2 S. f28 4 rm. mod. home. Partly furn. Inq. 388 W. 3 North. f23 3 rm. mod. 445 South tith Eat. Inq. L J. Eldred. Phone 705. f2 3 and 4 rm. mod. apts. Freshly cleaned ami decorated. Priv. bath. Heat, garage. Built-in features. $17.50 to $32-50, also 4 rm. mod. cottage, close In. Inq. 392 No. 2nd East- Phone 186J. ml ; -Sunny .'3 rm, apt. Private, bath. Ground flKr, garage! 390 "Vy. First North. . ' :l m SfMWVaSaJahrfarfaaaaaaaai JlO AR U AND ROOM Redrm. liv tftod. home for 1 6x2 ladies. i-Kiru u acsirra. jasi 2nd North. . For men or women. 1 blk. wrstbf -Y"; 476 No. 1st W. Call 307W or 13(M. ' . ' f26 FOR SALE - FURNITURE " New SwHjful; Hand Store. We buj for ;iWh. We sell -lorctibi&SSl Weal Center tl Want Ad Rates First Insertion. lln. 10 cents; each additional insertion per line, 5 cents; one week, per line, 30, cenia; two weeks, per line, 50 cents; oue month, per line. 90 cents. Minimum charge 25 cents. If not paid within mree days double price will be charged. Count five words to line. Minimum accepted, two linen. Legal Rate 10 cents per line per Insertion. SALES! TRADES! 3 R. House Outbuildings -LAND AND FRUITS - Will take a Good Truck. o o o -o Central Location-4 R. House. (J R. Iot IDEAL $2100. O- o o o S. E. "House MAY TAKE CAR. o o o o PRETTY AND NEW -A REAL HOME -A SACRIFICE PRICE, o - o o o 13 A. Water Rights . TOTAL PRICE $850. TAKE A TRUCK, o o o o 26 A. A Nice Home Water and Lights STATE HIGHWAY Fruits - Giapes YOU'LL LIKE THIS BARGAIN. o - o- o o A. Brick Cottage Coops 500 Poultry $2400. o o -o o $1500 FIRST MORTGAGE v Take a clear home. o- o -- o o' Phone 1099 Willard L. Sowards Real Estate Rioket 39 West 2 North Pn.vn. C.i.ih FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Delta hay. fii.t and sccoVtd c.i. Phone 1361. ml Bldg. lot. 3x12 red. Su front. Cheap. Good phonograph. Ifi9 No. fit hWest. : f23 Nearly new McCr.rmack-Dce: ing cream separator. Call 1020-yWest nth North. f28 Meat and chu ken .pies. Home pastties. ;,1! East 1st N. tPJiur. fi.rU. I2H Apples, sweet 'ider, ptatw'".s. 4.re bu. Thomas. Phone 104 S. 125 Ijire hall tree with mil i or, tx scat. Also Hot-Point !' t : ic imn. Nk 1st Ka,;l. t21 l-'at mutton' $2 J2.rd i :-!l. die:. ) e.l :.ii,l deliveicd. I'l.one 7'!V. tV i I Imii' EX-Cl-Iv-CIS pi'oiim ts I'll' ne I Mis. Duncan. 1477.. ;.: N. h i W . 129 Home made bread, i oil.-, pits and cakes made to order. Ph. LTiKW. f22 i Cheap, Pink-eye beans 4.? North 1st West. Phone 280 W 124 Apples and potatoes. Delivered. Plione 1139W. Lyvcit .Johnn. 1271 West Gth Soiuh. 123 Delta hay. first and sei .n,l imp, Phone 1304. T22 First class nay ..!. l'hi,- .r.4R, - ' f2l FOR RENT FUKNISHED 3 rm. mod. apt. Phone 437W. 257 We:st 4f.i North. f28 3 rm. mod. Range furnished. 141 South 7th West. m6 New cozy apt. near H.Y. 141 No., 1 East. Phone 414NJ. f28 Heated front hedrm. with; lava-too'. lava-too'. Good hoard. Reasonable. 334 East Center. f26 2 rm. mod. apt. Coal and gas range. 314 West 4 South. f25 3 rm. privatemodern apt..Very cheap. 262 East Second South. f23 Desirable apts. Private .bath, garage. Close in. 92 S. 2 WesL; m!6 Or unfurn. mml, apt. $15 to $25. Phone 529J. 227 East 3rd No. f2 3 rm. modern apt, with garage. Cheap. Inq. 789 N. 5th West. f23 Strictly modern 3 rm.hpt. Private balh. Large closet and china ejosets. 154 East 4th Noith. Inquire 41 East 4th North. Phone 414W. m9 1 apt. at the NIXON APTS. 185 I South 1st West. m2 j Modern 5 room home, partly furn rHeated, garage. 555 No. 4th E. In quire below. . 23 FOR SALE OR TRADE 8 a. farm and 4 rm. horned Close in . Phnne 519. - . f28 POULTRY BABT CHICKS ;i, Strong healthy White Leghorn $9.00 per "100, .Express prepaid. No agents or salesmeiL Write to Graham Gra-ham Hatchery; Hayward. Calif. -v tf COAL U Hauled by v Day or Ton PHONE 462 A |
