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Show r ' . - PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY MAY 5, 19 3 5 ,i I : r ': ulL t iTn r rwrfon rivii'i i Km lr I For WANT ADS Phone 49 S Want ads will appear on the Classified Ad Page If they are in the office before 8 a. m., after which they will appear in the column "Too Late for Classification." Classifica-tion." Want Ads will be accepted until l p. m.t except on Saturday, when they will appear ap-pear in Sundays issue if phoned into the office by p. zn. Rates First Insertion, per line 10 cehts; ech additional insertion, inser-tion, per line 5 cents; one week, per line 30 cents; two weeks, per line DO cents; one montn, 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. Lqgral Rate 10 cents per line per in sertlon, 8 pt, type. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SPAN of 1500 lb. black mares. Inq. John V. Stubbs, Edgemont. m7 SEED potatoes. Improved Rus-setts. Rus-setts. Grown in South Fork, Provo Canyon, C. W. Thomas. 360 So. 4th East. m6 EABY buggy at 662 East. Phone 880J. North 5th GOOD team, well matched lbs. each. 292 No. 8 East. 1550 mlO BEAUTY shop, fully equipped very low overhead, living quarters. quart-ers. Will sell reasonable. Write P. O. Box 276, Salina, Utah. m5 LARGE kitchen sink and gas radiator. 719 No. Unv. Ave. m9 LITTLE pigs. R. G. Ercanbrack. Route 3 Box 119. PI. View. m8 SPRAYER. R. Phone 026J1. F. D. 3. Box 206. m8 GUAR, nut coal, $4.50. Pea coal $4. 911 N. 1 E. Phone 206 J. ml 5 ELEC. RANGE, right new. Buick car, good cond. 718 W. 1 No. m6 ATTENTION SPORTSMEN If you are interested in the new j light weight Elto Outboard mo- ; tor, or any kind of Elto motor j see Ted Smoot, resident agent. 329 E. 4th S. Phone 837W m5 PLECTROLUX cleaners, air purifier. puri-fier. Demonstration free. C. Wil-ford Wil-ford Larsen. -Phone 04J3 orl'270J. m22 LUMP and nut 801R. 442 W. 5 So. coal. Call I mil I SPECIAL on summer coal. Large ; pea $4.00, nut $4..r0, stove $5 per j ton. Buy now from Hill Bros. Coal Co., Phone 1208. 125 E. j Center. mil i DELTA hay delivered, 1163 l No. 5 W. Pnone 562W. m4 FOR SALE FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD furniture. Elec. light fixtures, eke. water heater, 40 gal. water tank, monkey stove and white tile kitchen sink. 213 South 1 East. m5 This Curious 193 BY KEA SERVICE. if the HYDROGEN r IN A TEASPOON F Lit- OF WATER BE CONVERTED INTO HELJLJM, ABOUT IOO.OOO KILOWATT IO.OOO WORTH OF ELECTRICAL CURRENT. . . IS SET FREE FARMS & HOMES See Willard L. Sowards REAL ESTATE BROKER 39 West 2nd North - Phone 1099 6 R. mod. brick, garage, barn and out bldgs and 5 additional building lots, sewer and sidewalk. side-walk. Sale $4500 terms. A number num-ber of home, farms, ranches, business property. PROWS and HAWS 85 N. Univ. Ave. Phone 618 Business Card Furniture Dealers FURNITURE REPAIRED LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED at Reasonable Prices! We Buy, Sell and Exchange USED FURNITURE Free Call and Delivery Service WE PAY CASH FOR USED FURNITURE Satisfaction Guaranteed GENERAL SHOP Phone 91 5-W - 159 North Univ. GEO. BILLS, Manager Seed Potatoes Hay Sterling H. Nelson Co. Call Provo 022-J-l tf MAN wants transportation to Chicago. Chi-cago. Phone 757W. m6 WANT to buy brooder, cheap. R. 3 Box 206. Phone 026J1. m5 TO BUY or rent from owner small home or acreage near city. Inquire In-quire rear 485 So. 5th West. m8 TO BUY small modern home from owner. Will pay cash if price is right. Wright, R. 1, Box 116. m8 CHEV '25. '26, '27 or other small cars. Phone 04R1. m6 DAY BED. For sale some furniture. furni-ture. 188 No. 3 W. m5 ALL kinds trucking, moving and transfer. Nathan D. Hiatt, 1333J. ml6 WANTED SALESMEN SALESMEN: Sell advertising novelties, calendars, fans, thermometer ther-mometer etc., for nationally known ri'rra. Liberal commissions. commis-sions. STANWOOD HILLSON CORP., 96 High St. Brookline, Mass. FIRST class salesman. Excellent opportunity for the right man. Apply Telluride Motor Co. 50 W. Center. Phone 1000. m7 FOR RENT - FURNISHED OR UNFURN.,3 rm. elec equipt apt. Adults. Phone 226. 195 E. 4th North. m7 JONES apt. Modern. Adults. $22.50. 27ft N. 1 E. 1525J. ml8 FOR SALE COWS ONE 4 gal. Jersey gentle family cow. Fresh three weeks. 977 E. Center street. m" MISCELLANEOUS IT'S HOUSECLEANING TIME! For painting, paperhanging or kalsomining at reasonable prices, call 1232. 671 E. 5 So. m9 World "Cir AHUfAMJNG BIRD HAS A PROPORTIONATELY LARGER BRAIN THAN! HUMAN BEN&SS ITS BRAIN IS A TWELFTH (T5 BODY WEIGHT; A AAANl'S IS ONLY A THIRTY-FIFTH. BUSINESS OF SEUJNGr FLOWERS AND FLOWER SEEDS IN NEW YORK CITY. IN Q02J GRANT THORBURN. A NAIL- MAKER, LOST HIS JOB, AND, BECAUSE NEIGHBORS ADMIRED HIS WIFE'S GERANIUMS, CONCEIVED CON-CEIVED THE IDEA OF SELLINO INC. HOURS OF ENERGY. . . . OR. M i FOE RENT--UNFURNISHED MODERN 5 rm. apt. Main floor, garage, adults. 376 N. 1;E. mlO 7 RM. mod. new home. Garage. $35. Call 460M or 1297. m8 ONE 3 rm. apt. elec. equipt. Sam Levin. Phone 189 or 557. "7 FOR SALE CABS 1929 CHEV. IVz ton truck. $150. Inq. 331 No. 1 E. m5 '29 PLYMOUTH good cond. $50. Call at Handy Service Station. m4 PERSONALS WANTED local ambitious young couple matrimonially inclined. Liberal expenses and awards. Strictly confidential. See or call manager of Paramount theater. mlO OUTDOOR play is good for children chil-dren so is the fun of chewing WRIGLEY'S Spearmint Gum. BOOTS AND HER r WASH TUBBS ALLEY OOP Q V'TMIMK t DOMT WANTA I'M SCARED OF GUZ , EH "P HAH WHY, I CAN KNOCK 'IM OUT HI3 CkOWN t0 FA6T, MAKE SALESMAN SAM AW 6ET CMOcAV OJITH FRECKLES AND YA MEAN RUFE HAD A HOLE IN HrS SHOE, AN' CUT HIS FOOT ON A DIAMOND STICK IN' OUTA TH GROUND ? kXka? y- III'! MS0kJJstn WOW V MISS PEj&yt SAH-SHE PE f-" f VVHOS TH' K OKJLV CHILE OP MISTA LAKE, (To V utery jYwrki millionaire Jll LUMBA MAKI it'd y but, YA I ALLEY- ) t slk, soy. i- y - , v y (THAT'S HOW HE ) FOUND THE RICH-(EST RICH-(EST DIAMOND PIELDS IN . jME WORL.D.' jj Phone 495 ollumm HELP WANTED FEMALE NEED MONEY QUICK? Here's a genuine opportunity to make $42.50 a week at once. Operate grocery business from your own home. Supply friends, neighbors, others. I furnish everything; car given producer. Details mailed free. Albert Mills, 7142 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. ADDRESS envelopes at home, sparetime; $5 to $15 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Dignified Digni-fied work. Send stamp for particulars. par-ticulars. HAWKINS, Dept." 697, Box 75, Hammond, Ind. POSITION open. Married or Single Woman, showing stunning stunn-ing new Spring dresses. $15 weekly and your -own dresses free. No canvassing. Experience unnecessary. Send size. Fashion Frocks, Dept. W-5600, Cincinnati, Cincin-nati, Ohio. BUDDIES BE KING-. 'CAUSE mill i 1 1 t r - ' THASSA LAFF.' TALXIM S'MY TURN.KIOW ' WHEM FROM UWPEK I GET THROUGH WITH THAT bl& BUZZARD, pick up W BOWS HIS FRIENDS BUT HE SAYS MONEY ISNT GOOD FOR ANYTHING BUT THE HAPPINESS IT GIVES PEOPLE AND HES GONNA TURN THIS VORLD UPSIDE DOWN WITH THE THINGS HES PLANNING TO DO 1 FOB SALE LAND FEDERAL LAND BANK FARM FOR SALE 55.18 acres, located 3 miles Northwest North-west of -"Payson, under Strawberry Straw-berry Canal. 15 acres pasture, 40 acres under cultivation, good soil. Some buildings. See W. R. Wightman at Payson or J. B. Seeley at Elizabeth Apts., Provo, or write Federal Land Bank, First National Bank Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. m8 HELP WANTED MALE RELIABLE young men to take up Electric Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. Prefer men now employed and mechanically inclined, in-clined, with fair education and willing to train spare time to become experts in installation and service work. Write giving age, phone, present occupation. Utilities Eng. Inst., U-7 c-o Herald. m6 ROUTE man for local grocery route paying up to $37.50 a week. Automobile furnished producer. pro-ducer. Write Albert Mills, 7141 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. BOARD AND ROOM tf uniMontu Dearoom ana gooa board. 342 So. 1 West. m8 ftlLUOKRYAS,SUH. AIRE HES FROM LUNfSPP UP NAWTH, PE FISMiKl, k. i W-M I riAklC YW ID I'M GONNA MAKE YOU his pieces, you - soSer. FROM RUSSIA HUH CAfG., OVQi. OM A L.1NER, 5' rOSE- A J ( HE DESERVES HIS LUCK, THOUGH - HE'S JfS GONE THROUGH LIFE WfTH A DONKEY jf AMD A KNAPSACK, LOOKING FDR GOLD.... ) AMD HE FOUND DIAMONDS, Cv r INSTEAD f A I j 5" OR EM HAPPENINGS MRS. MERRILL CRANDALL, Reporter - - Phone 026-R3 ; Mrs. R. D. Wells was hostess to the members of the Orem Lit- erary club and a number of in vited guests at her home Thursday Thurs-day afternoon. Miss Lorna Wentz gave a reading of the three-act play "Rebound." Mrs. Nina Strat-ton Strat-ton and Mrs. Melba Calder sang a duet, "My Morning," and Mrs. Stratton sang-a solo "Somewhere a Voice is Calling." Mrs. W. M. Vernon accompanied them on the piano. Tasty refreshments were served at small tables, members present were Mrs. J. Erval Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, Mrs. J. D. Park, Mrs. Verde Washburn, Mrs. Tom Jacobs, Ja-cobs, Mrs. - Roy' E. Park, Mrs. Raymond Cutler, Mrs, E. H. Calder. Cald-er. Mrs. LeEarl Burr, Mrs. Dean Park, Mrs. Tom Cordner, Mrs. J. D. Pyne, Mrs. Clifton Pyne, Mrs. J. G. Stratton and Mrs. Wells. Guests present were Mrs. E. O. Excell, Mrs. J. B. Sumner, Mrs. Malon Drage, Mrs. J. C. Calder, Mrs. J. McCarthy, Mrs. Howard Strang, Mrs. A. V. Watkins, Mrs. M. F. Crandall, Mrs. George Ladd, Mrs. W. M. Vernon, Mrs. Clarence Pvne and Mitia T ,nm a wn rru. tt: . ... ward will be in charge nf thTnrr, ara WUI w m cnar&e Of the pro- "1" I tne Msron VN?KW MBBL OCAOt CMAUPFEUR, NJ' DEV SAY HE" OOIKJ' BULD A MILLION DOLLA " WNTA HOME OUT ON SUNSET POINT. 1' r buTe.A kiooehuhsa OID3A OO AMY PRftCXlCIM' oki board ship NepSKl ! PLAVED ome -SELPS, AM' THEM rrT SfLL TEAR OFF HIS &0LGS AN' BEAT j T gram at the conjoint meeting Sun- da7 eveung and the honor badges will be awarded at that time. President A. V. Watkins will be the speaker of the evening. Mrs. Lloyd Mohlamace of Seat-tle Seat-tle Washington, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Terry. Mrs. C. T. Drage left during the week for Seattle, Washington, where she will visit for several weeks. Charming in every detail was the bridal shower tendered Mrs. Richard Burns ( Miss Anna But-1 ler), a recent bride, by Mrs. Willis Terry at the home of Mrs. N. A. Jacobsen, Thursday afternoon. Spring flowers were used in the entertaining rooms. Games and tasty refreshments were the diversions. di-versions. The guests present were Mrs. James Loveless, Mrs. George Loveless, Mrs. Bill Williams, Wil-liams, Mrs. Ivern Pyne, Mrs. Charles Terry, Mrs. James Jensen Jen-sen Jr., Mrs. Russell Healy, Mrs. James Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moncus of Lehi, Mrs. Elwood I ' uavis, Mrs. Carl Farley. Mrs. John E. Chrlstensen. Mrs. Don 'nia T o wH-wauen, rs. jon Clayton Sr., Mrs. Alvin Loveridge, A BEAUTIFUL HEIRESS, AN SHE THMKS WE'RE WONDERFUL. OeASY, BURN MV CLOTHES WELL, BOYS, WE f nra t - g a OVBR - BUT IT TOOK - Ly t935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. T. M. REG. C SOCFl C3-UtSK W(T A SIMPLE. AN' 0). LOSe 1 vTh' BALLSK hi THE. OCeAMj i " HADNT WORKI holes in his II BAfttprtcrrcrn 1 FOR WEALTH, HE'D J QOSH NEVER HAVE CUT As, y if V-T- ! I his foot on a J i; ?i ! " I Mrs. Frank Thome,- Mrs. A. V. Richards, Mrs. Floyd Patten, Mrs. James Gillespie, Mrs. Niels Jacobsen, Ja-cobsen, Mrs .James Carter, Elvira Gerrick, Lorna Jean Kofford and Lenore Kofford. Miss Rae Davis who has spent the winter in California is spending spend-ing several weeks with her mother, moth-er, Mrs. Lottie Davis. Her brothers broth-ers entertained at a surprise party in her honor Tuesday evening at their home. Games and tasty refreshments re-freshments were enjoyed by a number of young people. Ogden Man Named On U. of U. Board SALT LAKE CITY, May 3 U.p Governor Henry H. Blood today appointed Roy D. Thatcher, of Ogden, as a member of the beard of regents of the University of Utah. The appointment followed the resignation of Congressman J. W. Robinson, Provo. He will complete the unexpired term ending July 1, 1935, subject sub-ject to confirmation by the state senate. An eminent Baltimore physician has said that snake venom be- comes harmless when exoosedt j comes narmiess i ultra-violet light BY MARTIN BY CRANE V UP AMD AT 'EM, ROMEO. WE HAVE AN ESTATE OF our own to settle;. A BY HAMLIN PUT IT SIX DINOSAURS COULDN'T KEEP, OOPOFFN GUZS U. 8. PAT. Off. BY SMALL BY BLOSSER nfl I 'S II. J 1 1 J 1 YOU'RE A NECK, t7n Ii V PPArw ) NOW vvOW VlX Jl TwAS HE MOM. CAN I GO m f: |