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Show - V ' - ,- . . . ' v.- gito y Q (try a hjl eve ning he bald, t m u r s p, a y, o c t q;b e b X 1T3 3 PAGE THREE 3ST Jgt-SfcaasT Iri Mortuary Case court action on . the Claudin Funeral home case,? where Provo city is attempting to bring the new mortuary within the city zoning ordinance, is expected within the next day or two, it was learned from retiabler sources today r. MeanwHile: City Attorney Raymond. Ray-mond. Hblbronk i investiatinc? a petition - received Monday by the' City .containing Use -names of a large numbers of property owners in. the vicinity of Second - North and University Avenue, asking that the avenue On both sides of Third North be changed' from a residential zone to the commercial! zone It is on the east side of this block that-a O.' Claudin remodel-. remodel-. ed dwelling "intb a: fiinaral home this summer. Most pt the .renames signed on the alleged petition were placed there more than a year ago, in the opinion , of the city attorney; The petition was circulated at that tiip& by someone other than Mr. Claudlfl it:.is believed. Belief that the petition, which wa undated; waa an old one, came when it was seen1 that some of the alleged petitioners were the very ones who appeared personally or by representative to protest the erection of a funerl home when Mi-. Claudin first sought permission to' ! build there; : Provo city's zoning board has been handed the petition to act on and tne adjustment board is also making a more complete investigation. in-vestigation. The action of the city will likely an -injunction against- the operation of the business. busi-ness. The firm of Brockbank and Pope has been retained by the city to aid in attempting to make th-e company conform with the law. Rebekah President Visits At Payson PAYSON The,, official visit of jars. Elizabeth Watson, state presi dent or tne. Bee Hive Rebekah lodge and members of her staff was made to the local lode- ufnn. day evening. Members of the Grand Assembly ttso in attendance in ciuaea i. o. O. F. Grand Master Charles Stain. W. H. Aird, Robert xaua, rt. fillips, e. H. Smith and C. L. Booth. Fifty other quests were present from Salt Lake Qityrt ,Suen, -rovo, xenl, Eureka,- Cor rine and Opher. The program In the I. O. O. F. hall consisted of short addresses from a number of the viaHing officials and music by Mrs. Schofield of Eureka. Later a banquet was served in the dining hall with covers placed for eighty. C04.CH HAD iJ5 ON OUR.IOES EVERY MmiTE. ! CO.CH HAD US ON OUR.10ES ( ' FOB. qUj J ' AMD MCW 'TO W BUSY ON MY STUDIES'. HAOdl Aftt, H"H? EUyl.Y PLEASED AT JHE W QU VC: STiiCK TO YdjCL HOMiVJOttK . THATP FINE KeEPIYUR GRADES .utfSoto. You Must do fTiTd PAsr v f k ( "Then i-shouldn't geT a. chance . ; I Salt LakeStock Exchange As Furnished By WIXLS 1 BBTMHATA Br6ke Cuban Revolt Has r Feminine Side -TVS' - m v- 1 fit W rr Hl H XT' 1. - i1 H ,,.x o,: r; I 3 TtttjftSDAY, CkTT. 5, 193 Alta Tunnel ...... $ .03 S .04 & Ahiag.' Sugar, pref 60.00 A feminine defender of the new Cuban regime, this girl revolutionist revolu-tionist stands guard at a gate to the Cabana fortress Jail, which harbors convicted officials of the fallen Mac ha do and Oe Ceapedea governments. New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth No longer need you feel uncomfortable uncom-fortable wearing false teeth. Fas-teeth, Fas-teeth, a greatly ' fmproved powder sprinkled . on your- -plates holds them tight ai.-d comfortable. ' No gummy, pasty tast" or feeling. Deodorizes. De-odorizes. Get Fasteeth at Hedquist Drug Co., or your druggist. Three sizes. adv. sinpiqnri out? Take Lydld E. PmkKam's Vegetable Compound Can anythlnt b mora wevfaa for tcfc ... you ar tired ... ailing ; - yt cannot stop. There cornea a time tow itntethiag anapa and joa And yovtsclf uiaiptj worn out. , Jt " PtokWi'e VetfetabU Corw' rouaeV wiU batp yeawlta tanie actlotitU y?.vnwd atraogth. andvrlU make yam dart taaka aaam eaaiar. tayon,, wvnr'l waaiwlriwt to u aay that tber ore benefited by thle medicine. Buy a bottle from your druft- SJat todar ... nd Mtrh th. -.a.lJw Bir Hill .......... .10- .13 Bingham Metals . . .02 U .03 Bristol Silver ..... .09 .12 Bullion. 00 .00 Cardiff 10 .15 Cen. Standard 01 .01 Chief Con .60 .65 Colorado Con .02 .02 Columbus Rexall . . .01 .01 Con. Wagon 70 1.00 Combined Metals . .07, .084 Crown Point .02 .03" Crescent Eagle ... .02 .03 Dragon .03 .OT East Crown Ft. .. .01 .02 Eureka ZJly 25 .27 Empire Mines 04 .06 East Tin. Con 16 .20 East Utah .... .02 .03 Eureka Bullion ... .18 .20 . Eureka Standard . 1.12 1.17 Great Western .01 X)3 Horn Silver .. .50 .56 Iron King 06 .07 Indian Queen 01 .01 Lehi Tintic 01 .01 Little May 00 .01 Mt. City Copper .. 1,32 1.37 Mammoth 30 .40 Moscow 06 .07 New Qulricy 02 .03 North Uly 55 .56 No: Standard .01 .03 Opohongo 00 .01 Park Bmghani .02 .02 Park City Con 20 .21 Park Utah 3.20 3.40 Park Nelson 03 .04 Park Premier 06 .07 Plutus .20 .35 Provo 10 .18 Sacramento 03 .03 Schramm - Johnson Pref. SOver King Coal. Silver King West. So. Standard . . . . Tar Baby Ttntic Central . . Tintic Lead Tinttc Standard Utah Met. & Tim. U-I Sugar, com. U-I Sugar Pref. Utah Fire Clay . Utah Home Fire Ins Utah Power Light Co., $6 Pref. .... 16.50 Utah Power & Light Cq-,.T Pref. 20.00 Utah Power & Light Deb. ....v 46.00 Vict6r. Con. . . ; . .02 Walker -Mining . ... .86 Yankee Con .01 West Toledo ...... .00 Z. C .M..I t 16.00 Zuma," ...... . . .05 . . "-. .-, , . SAIES. . Eureka Bullion 500 (S) 19c. Park City. Con. 1000 21500 20 c. Walker 800 ,90c. Eureka Standard 100 $1.15. Mt City Ctop500 $02. East ;. Tintic ;Con.-l-l000 : 18c. MbacW 3060 6c. . Tintic Standard 100 $4.45. North' lily 200 ' 55c. -T?6w Qtiihc?-8Xr& 2c. West . Toledo--- , c, - -oWiEiiSEcimrriKS : Am. Smelting 46 7-8. Am. Telephone-120. Kennebec 22 7-8. E. Bond and Share 19 . Safeway 42 U. S. Steel 47 Silver 39 5-8, Spook Party At Paramount Friday "Can you take it? Have you ifre nerve to see skeletons come to life talking skulls, spirit tappings, spir it state wnung, gnosts, linusnsr asks Manager 5. I. Levin at : the PawtmdUht. "If ybU cah, then make plans noWi for- "spook parties" at the .Paramount Friday , night. Do not come alone be" sure you go hi a crowd for yeru may never know when the ghost win be. sitting right along . side of ybu, . for the ghost sonletimes leaves the stage and comes hi to the audience and sits with you;' but-don't worry about a little thing" like that. Manager Levin says everything will be all right if yru a,re not' alone. AL1-DIN the celebrated mystic will-appear on the stage of the Paramount theater in person , at Friday night's midnight spook par iy. rrogram .wjli ioeg.fi witn , a screen mystery thriller, "Tho Sphinx" with Lionel Atwill in the leading roll, followed by the stage show at .11 p. m. ,; Admission tickets may be pur chased after 9:30 p. m. Friday. night usual prices' for this special stage and screen snow. BROKEN VEINS Varicose Ulcers Old Sores Relieved At Home 6.25 .82 .07 .00 .01 .25 4.40 1.30 1.75 . 5.40 20.00 90.00 6.40V .85 .12 .01 .02 .30 4.50 1.60 1.80 5.25 25.00 50.00 70.00 18.50 2i00 50.00 , .05 .91 .02 .01 18.50 ? .08 No sensible person will continue to suffer when powerful penetrating, penetrat-ing, yet harmless! antiseptic Moone's Emerald Oil can readily be obtained at any drug store the directions are simple and easy to use. Economical, too, a nd J Schramm-Johnson Drug Co. guarantees one bottle to give splendid results or money back. adv. Special Offer To Victints of Gas Indigestion Pleasant To Take, Elixir Help Poor Distreaoed Stomacha or -Money Back, Says Cliy ' Drug Co. ' 7 , ... You can be so distressed with gas and fullness that jiou think ypar heart i goring to stop beating. ? Your stomach may ba so distended distend-ed .tbai your breathing la aKoVt and gaspy: . "'" vs.. . You arc dizzy; and praly for quick relief what's to ber done? . J ust oiie tab'lespoonfuil of Dare's Mentha-Pepsin and-in ten minutes the gas disappears, the pressing on the"lieari ceaitM v . and you cn breathe deep and natdrair - Oh f What blessed relief; ,but wtiy not get rid of such attacks alto- getherT-vWbyhartf Indigestion at all- . - .. Especially; when City Drug Co. or any druggist-anywhere guaran tees- votes MeMhaPepsfn; ar pleSs ant elixir, to end gaa or indigestion FT SISTER MARY NEA Service Writer ALTHOUGH it's far better to 0rr on the side Of . under-season ing; than , over-seasoning, a dish that! roust He seasoned entirely after: cooking is never. so eflfective as one seasoned during the cook- Irigli No matter now choice the foKidstutfs f u$ed: 'careless "sea'son- ing"leaV6a the- cooked dish flat and uninteresting. ' . Naturally; tastes dter widely, bttt tbe essential point to keep in mlrid is the necessity of choosing a seaaoning that will bring out aiid -enhance the flavor of materials mate-rials used. Salt, sugar, pepper and vailbus spaces. are always at hand, and the-clever use of them ii the art of cooking. -Silt' is" necessary in nearly every dish prepared. Desserts, candies arid sweet' of all kinds gain in flavor if cleverly salted. Any com bination containing milk or cream requites; salt. A few grains o salt added to coffee improves the beverage. Inadequate salting is the cause of many tasteless dishes. Sugar Improves Meats Sugar is another everyday seasoning sea-soning that works wonders when judftiously used. Unless vegetables vegeta-bles are fresh from the garden a little sugar is needed to restore their natural sweetness. A bit of sugar rubbed into he roast contributes con-tributes greatly to Its richness and flavor. All dressings or sauces containing lemon juice or vinegar require a little sugar to emphasize the acid. Both sugar and f-xlt are helpful In blinding several flavors into a smooth, perfect combination. Highly spiced saucts and baked-stuffs baked-stuffs are dependent on skillfuV seasoning with salt and sugar. The strength of spices and salts varies. Those which have been exposed to the air lose much of BREAKFAST? Slicea peacn-es, peacn-es, cereal; . creantr sauted eetf .. tomatoes with-4 creira saice,Uoast ilk, coffee. . LUNCHEON: Squash and bacon scallop, sliced tomatoes, hut" bread and butter sandwiches, sand-wiches, baked pears, milk, tea. DINNER? Fillets of Ash With spaghetti and mushroom saucej steamed cauliflower, cucumber and lettuce salad, blueberry Bombe, milk, coffee. their' savor! ness. Also, some foods absorb morfr seasonings than others. Pepper is one of the spices most commonly used in the average home, yet' few housekeepers discriminate dis-criminate between the varieties when selecting it. White .does not produce a better flavor man uiacn, uni u is consiaered a bit easier to digest and is less noticeable no-ticeable in white sauces and dishes that are not highly colored. As a seasoning for meats and dark sauces, black pepper is more effective, ef-fective, because the real strength of the pepper berry' is found in the outer shells of which black pepper is made. Cayenne pepper must be employed very sparingly, but a deft use of it lends rest to many a dish. Paprika is a pleasing spice in both flavor and color and deserves a prominent place along with salt and pepper. In soups, sauces and salads or with I fish, meats and vegetables its mild sweet flavor is desirable. Its delicate flavor and vivid color make it an excellent garnish also. Remember there are two kinds the Hungarian, which is pungent and decidedly stimulating, stimulat-ing, and the Spanish, which is very mild.. City oners r; The Herald is anxious to publish pub-lish all Items of local interest and would appreciate our cooperation if yo3 would telephone? tele-phone? such" news to the Her-alf Her-alf office, Ethel D. Ijambeau, 494-183. Orwge It.- Catne of Logan, is a business-visitors inr Provo. ; A. V. ftancon and Hal Anderson are here from Boulder, Nev. JartlSf Hart Brown, of Spanish Fork, and' Lillian Gray of Payson, we're gfantfed a license to marry, Wednesday at the cdtmty clerk's office. Elsie Peterson of Redmond, Utah, underwent a mastoid operation opera-tion this morning at the Alfd hospital. hos-pital. Her, condition is reported as being good. Raymond J. Nielsen and Opal LaRue Radmall of Pleasant Grove, were issued a marriage license this morning at he county court house. Willis Payne and Bailey Lind-strom Lind-strom have left for a 10-day auto trip to Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. IL B. Mensel and Frank Mensel spent the week end in Marysvale, -visiting Miss Dorothy Mensel, who is teaching there. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Potter of Bancroft, Ban-croft, Idaho, are spending a week HURRICANE SWEEPS CUBA HAVANA- Oct. 4 (U.E Torrential rains and hurricahe winds swept the central provinces today as the goverhmerit hunted the leaders of opposition parties n the capital. Santa Clara province seemed destined de-stined to bear the worst of the hurricane, hur-ricane, and several houses collapsed col-lapsed at Cienfeugos, on the south coast of Santa Clara, while in Santa San-ta Clara, Camaguey, Matanzas and Havana provinces rivers swept over theil banks in low-lying districts. dis-tricts. Because of rough weather, the United States battleship Mississippi Mississip-pi and a destroyer of the patrolling patroll-ing fleet mved into Matanzas harbor. Doctors Give Creosote For Dangerous Coughs For many years our best doctors have prescribed Creosote in some form for coughs, colds and bronchitis, bron-chitis, knowing how dangerous it is to let ttiem hang on. Creomulsiort with creosote and six other highly important medicinal medic-inal elements, , quickly and effectively effec-tively stops all coughs and colds that otherwise might lead to serious ser-ious trouble, Creomulsioti is powerful in the treatment of all colds and coughs, yet it is absolutely harmless and is pleasant and easy to take. Your, own druggist guarantees Creomuision by- refunding your ' money: if you are not relieved after taking Creomuision as direct-' ed. Beware the cough or cold that harigs on: Always keep Creomul- sion on hand for instant use. adv in Provo and vjcinity, visiting relatives rela-tives and 'ff lends. . -. ' Jtnn Hewsley of Englishtown, New Jersey, is among the visitors in Provo.- Clara Preston of New York City, is spending a few days iff Provo. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Ashworth will Epend the week end visiting their daughter, Beth, who is teaching teach-ing school at Vernal. Mrs. Evelyn Moffitt, Mrs. Margaret Mar-garet Pace and Mrs. Oneta Fortie of Boneta, Utah, visited in Provo for a few days with .Mr. and Mrs. J. C., Moffitt. . Mr. and Mrs. Fmnk Maharry of Lennox, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. M.-B. Maharry of Greenriver, Utah, spent last week as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Beebe and family. The . visitors were taken oh trlQ0 to the various places of interest around Provo. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Maharry of Greenriver, Utah, joined the group over the week end. Mrs. Clara Hamm of Sheridan, Wyo., is the guest of her nephew, H. B. Mensel and family. Anna Louise Rogers of Pleasant Grove, ; underwent a majors operation. opera-tion. .Wednesday 4 at the Aird hospital hos-pital and ia reported to be" 'doing we. . , ,. i -vr - INSULL STIUU SAFE ; ATHENS". Oct. 5 OIE The State's attorney for the appelate ourt today to-day informed the United . JPress that analysis of the extradition pa-p pa-p rs for Samuel Insull, expatriate! Chicago financier, would require at least rive days, and that it would! be impossible to submit the case to I the court within a week. Hearing, as a rule, is more acute, I with the right ear than with the! left. RADIO TROUBLES? CALL 544 For Reasonable and Expert Service D-T-R CO. 3 PREPARE FOR WINTER'S ICY BLAST By Installing a CRESCENT rwrm a tad ... Burns LESS FUEL, with less shoveling; No Shivering. Made in a variety of styles and sizes, at new low prices. - i PHcedat ' and ud , See Them On Display v- Con. Wagon & Machine tCo PROVO, UTAH f v. You can nuke ft easier and better With an electrle Corn topper. Black Metal OCkA Popper Nickel PlaUd Popper ...$149 li'lh. Bag Qtdck-Fire Qtdck-Fire Sooth Amerl- if,vifti.,i-n tat; Bromo Qumino 40's 30 laxative Bro- mm i FR1IAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS YGHFt WEE os 511 Milk of Magnesia ll onus Antiseptio iF.Oilis Antiseptic jrtat '-48c 75c BARBASOL tj 8oz Jar . . . .49 65c BARBASOL IS Tab ,.,v....42 50c PEAU DOUX SHAVING CREAM 27ch 2 for 50t CAMAY SOAP-C SOAP-C for CREME OIL SOAP t ?ior icue WOODBURY'S CASTILE SOAP 3 for 25 50c Hospital Ab-... sorbent Cotton.: Cot-ton.: Lb. 33 , 2 for 50 1 50c Sterilized Gauze. 5-Yft:33 2 'for 596 r. Cream of Al- niond Lotlo- 11- ounce Cream ot Almonds Al-monds Lotto?. -o.v..'....2To 49c , Doubly- Electric SANDWICH TOASTER Can l;e used as a table grill $1.49 CHCCK YOTO NEEDS FROM THIS LIST OP BARGAINS any tne Larger Size f, UJ4;:: r rrlt Pays ! Eight Reserved to Limit Quantities SavoS to 30! R.C.A. Licchsed ArUUcrat ... t RADIO TUBES . 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Scholl's Zino Pads. 33c Sl;50 MALTITjES 98c 50cPcbccoTT;i 2 for 63c 508(olynos?SL 2 for 63c SI.25 S. r.l.Ai ........89c PalmoliVo Soap ..S for 32c LUX SOAP ......6 for 35c LIFEBUOY Soap .S for 32c BREETHEX for Head CStik Gives Immediate n reUef J3 25c BORDEN'S EAGLE for 4Ca 50c Mary lake Lavender Lotion 29c 35c Mary Lake Lavender Lotion 19ft r- i 73 c. fcS 3dc TOILETRIES $1.00 POND'S CREAM. !-lb. Jar 79C 0c POND'S CREAMS 4-ot. Jar 42c Me Campana's Italian Bairn 4QC I h; " t- . - . J . T-J- , 25c Campana's Balm. Tube... Italian 21c Pea a Deux Linen Finish BRIDGE CARDS 33c 2 for 69c $1.00 Hind's Honey & Almond Cream.- 11-Ounce 11-Ounce '.'C.'7Sc. 50c Hinds' Honey A Almond Cfeam. 4--ounce 3 Co 25c Phillips' Dental Magnesia . . 2 for 37c 50c- Revelation Tooth Powder 37C 35c Revelation Tooth Viscolizetli Hilt of Quart Tlscollzed Mnk 'Of. 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Jar. .. 28c The latest sea-sation sea-sation in U FonnUtn Pens! FOUNTAIN PEN ine Neweat veuurrf-flli: veuurrf-flli: pn. ;Hand-aome ;Hand-aome ; barrel, in latest color ef fects. , W r 1 1 es eveniy will not-leak. not-leak. f 1 Aatonutic ) Pencil :..,20cr Wahl Oxford PEN & PENCIL gffty st;es 49c 75c HJLLilO-E THEATRICAL THEAT-RICAL CREAM Pound . . 2 for 03c 75e PERFECTION CLEANSING TISSUESt-; on. Pkg.-of 500. ............... J VC 30c HOUSEHOLD . ; -f fl A RUBBER GLOVES Pair.. - JtlfC 2 pts. 3Tc 'f;. $1 MONARCH HOT WATER B0TTL Pnh 2-'t. rCapacitr 5 1. CO LAVORIS .3 50e LaTftrts .37 Atcofio! Compoiind - d'? S2.G3 IIURITO S f 79 ki wartti ;3e Seed "Dark , -fl , GEr.l 3Iieromati- Wlti 5 Gem Don ble Edge.- Blades. 1.00 -val-e for Anaconda 16, pr money bacfcadv V |