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Show PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1935 For- WANT ADS Phone Want ada will appear on the Classified Ad Page If tbey are in tne office before 9 a. m., after wbicb tney will appear in tne column "Too Late for Classification." Classifica-tion." Want Ada will be accepted until 1 p. m., except on Saturday, when they will appear ap-pear in Sunday's issue if phoned into the office by p. m. Rates First insertion, per line lu cents; etch additional insertion, inser-tion, per line 5 cents; one week, per line 3'J cents; two weeks, per line 50 cents; one month, per line VO 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 10 cents per line per in-sertlou, in-sertlou, 8 pt, type. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS LITTLE pis-s. $3 50 each and ducks. Sot- I'eay, Benja n: m . j 1 4 (JOOD Saddlf horse cheap. H. H Ekins. Rt 3. Box GO Provo. j PKONTKS for sale, 3"c dozen. 1S8 North 3rd West. , jl2 TOMATO and cabbage plants. Cauliflower and asters. We deliver. de-liver. 4G7 So. G West. Phone 677W. jv3 ALL GRADES of Coal. A-l. Call 801-R. 442 West 5 S. jl9 GUAR, nut coal, $4.50. Pea coal $4. 911 N 1 Phone L'OGJ. j!4 LIVE! and tresh dressed poultry Ph. 1273J. 101 W. 5 So. j9 DELTA hay. Any amount. 1163 N 5th West". Phone 562W. jO WANTED MISCELLANEOUS LADY with 2 children wishes to) go to Twin Falls, Idaho, first j part of next week. Will share ' expenses. Phone 1234. : - ' I MAN and wife will care tn child- less apts for apts. A-l care. ; LADY wants transp to 'Idaho, i Share expenses ii(to No 1 Phone 1234 jln 1ST. class used saddle. 912W. i! ! LIVrE poultry, highest cash prices paid. 101 W. 4th So. Ph. l'J73J J9 TO BUY e llo. ,.d coiid .. reasonable. reason-able. Call at 133 E. 1 No. alter f:30 p. rn. jl'J TO RETn'T. 4 room mod unfurnished unfurnish-ed home, reasonable. 141 West 1st. South. RELIABLE couple wants to rent 3 room unfurnished apt. with heat or stoves. Ground flour. Write Box 13 Herald. jl7 TWO room apt. by married couple Write Box 3 Herald. jl FOR SALE LAM) 3x10 LOT. Private Driveway $'J "()., Call 5S No. 4 West jl2 This Curious AUTOMOBILE. TIR CASINGS and TUBES frequemtl.v become: SUUZA MZEO SOLDL.V TOGETHER. DURING THE HIGH-SPEED DRIVINCt IN AUTO RACES. BECOMES FRESH AT THE END OF THE T FIRST SUMMES2. AFTER IT IS FORMED S V A I THE SALT MELTS DOWN I INTO X THE WATER. AGiAIN. ' l z " Tr jTATB NIWXk z sevekty&fivt: cents HOMES & FARMS Willard L. Sowards Phone 1099 - 39 W. 2nd No. 10 a. with crops, B. B. Water. 5 a. with home, coops, barn and crops. a. home, crops, garage and improvements. 3 r. house, large lot $1400. 4 r. frame, large lot $1000. 4 r. mod. brick. 5 r. mod. brick. PROWS & HAWS 85 N. Univ. Ave. Phone 618 Business Card Furniture Dealers FURNITURE REPAIRED LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED at Reasonable Prices! We Buv, 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 FOR RENT FURNISHED 4 ROOM home until last of August. Phone 824. 40G No. 4 W. jl3 SMALL furnished rooms. South 3rd West. RM. mod. apt. All turn. North 3rd East. 3 RM. pleasant modern apt Garage, Ga-rage, lawn, flowers 111 N. 1 E. 2 ROOM mod. apt. and sleeping room 371 No. 3 West. jl4 APT. newly cleaned and papered. Piano. GOO No. 1 West. jl4 HOUSEKEEPING rooms and bed room. 3U E. 1 -no. Fhone 654J. J13 3 LARGE rooms. Gr. floor with garage. Phone 1335J! j9 3 RM. basement apt. Garage. 232 East 3rd North. jl2 ROOM for light housekeeping. 185 South 1st West. J12 ! 3 RM. apt. Private bath. Must , have job. 459 No. 1 West. jl2 j ! BEAUTIFUL furnished mod. home ; on avenue. Adults. Box M, ; Herald. jl2 ' FOR summer. 3 rm. home to re- j liable small family. Apply 462 ; South 3rd West. jl9 j HOME at 75s- North Univ. Ave. j Call 56S Jll r LARGE h room, modern. Lady or couple 247 West 3rd South, jll FRONT room, ground floor for couple or gentlemen. 2 rms and kitchenette. Fine. Phone 30b . JUS ' i APARTMENT at 142 E;;st 3 No. i 270 No 1 East. Phone 1525J. jy4 ; 2 RMS. No children. Don't apply if not wcjrkmg. 5s W. 3 So. jl8 4 RM. mod. furn. basement apt. Phone 247J G40 No. 3 E. Call after 5 p. m. jl5 2 HOOMS modern garage and basement. t-. o y. I 3 R;.-.. baseu,etu .:jit. No children I Phone 1SGR. jli I F Og J ALE O R JR ADE j ONE small ice cream outfit for I less than half price. Call Bunker Farms. Phone 016R2. jlO World ( l?TH CEfMTURV) THERE WAS SUCH A SHORTAGE Or LEGAL TENDER. THA"J 1NNJS AND TAVERlNS ISSUED THEIR, OWN. 5 P LOST BRACELET. Spun silver. Near! Paramount theater Tuesday. Re- j MAN'S Waltham watch at Provo H. S. Reward. Ret. to Herald. jl3 GREASE gun. Return, to Handy Service. Reward. 500 W. 1 N j9 j MISCELLANEOUS WTT T t A,. c, m 1 1 .., v.V, DMr, I and Loan certificates. Prows and Haws. 85 No. Univ. Ave. Phone 618. jlO L. C. GUYMON, Electrical Contractor. Con-tractor. 471 East 6 North. Phone 31 W, Provo, Utah, jll FOR painting, papernanging or kalsomining call 1232. G71 E. 5 S. J9 wvoi BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS ( WELL, 1 SUSPECTED THAT WATSOM AMP LAKE WERE If l .19 ALLEY OOP ! 'WELL-KJ0W THAT TH'J SAY OU KING IS GOME, FLAP YEC ADVISOR TO TME GUZ HIS MAJESTY, DOWN, FOR WILL HAFTA V CHARGE OF TAKE , OF TH' CROWN ' fCTS CHARGE' ) V .t jS us OF TH'C?OWN SALESMAN SAM fljeiA.,X C3-UESS TH' BLEACHeR. ) I SHOUL-O spw MdTlt3ov; HOODS cC'OM'T cacc cse POP- THATU)AS a OlALLOPl FLV HOUJDY, PsFTeR. THPsT HOCAER. WOUIl OlT SOttE- R.E-' I KNOCKED T'DA H, WC? FRECKLES AND SPECIAL ST vho'D BE ) THAT'S FUWKJY... g DELIVERY ) SENDING A BLANK PIECE ) LET 0 LETTER FOR 1 ME A ) OF pAPER ME HAVE YOU, MR . SPECAL NOTHING ) A PETTfKlGILL J DELIVERY ? J 0U IT' AT ' j Phone 495 umns FOR SALE COWS FRESH Jersey cow by H. L. Orvin, R. F. D. No. 1, Box 267. jl3 JERSEY cow. Phone 023R2. Just freshened. j9 GOOD milk cow. 231 West 4th. North. j9 PLUMBING SERVICE For Dependable plumbing and service call Gilbert Field. 1396J. tf WANTED SALESMEN MOST sensational tailoring line in history ready. Davis announces many new money " making features. fea-tures. All clothes insured, one year. Low prices big compensation compensa-tion and bonuses. Experience unnecessary. un-necessary. Samples furnished. P. H. Davis. Dept. AE-45, Cincinnati. Cincin-nati. (AJUATf you 1 rVOU SUSPECTED IT ALL TH' TIME? BU SY BEE DO YOU EAl?S AN' LISSEN SAIP.AS HE WENT ME FTAKE AFFAIRS -CEPTlOM AT TH' OAT HIS FRIENDS k CHARGE? f HELP WANTED FEMALE $35 - A - WEEK OPPORTUNITY. Need woman to service 100-fam-ily grocery route. Everything furnished; automobile given if you qualify. Write Albert Mills, 7168 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. FOR RENT- - UNFURNISHED ONE 3 rm. apt. elec. equipt. Sam Levin. Phone 189 or 557. jl4 GLASSES near 4th Ward. Call Registrars Office, B. Y. U. Pay for ad. 6 RM. house, full basement, new furnace at 618 East 5 No. j9 FOR SALE HOUSES 2 HOMES located on paved street 243 and 266 South 3rd West St. Any reasonable offer accepted. W. P. Clayton, 381 West 2 No. Phone 537-M. j9 BOARD AND ROOM GOOD room and board. Medium price. 357 E. 1 So. j21 BOARD and room for working men. 218 No. Univ. jl4 ROOMS and board if desired. 320 East 1st North. j28 GAVE EM OUR $22,000, KNOWING THEY VVtKe CROOKS OH, YOU IDIOT you SIMPLETON! YOU THA5 WHAT I SAID, MEAN TSTANDVYOU WHISKERED THERE AM" TELL LOUT MOW, SHUT ME THAT GUZ. YER TRAR OR LEFT YOU IW X ILL THROW YOU out:' 'RFV FER. SACA HOCODV, .ThTS fE, FAM5 DID TH' HQfEl RUM KlMGrl MYODY C3-IT THAT 'KAY ' KAY' 'r it n f MAYBE IT WAS WRITTEN WITH LEMON JUICE... IVE SEEN The wds pull that STUMT, EDGEMONT MJtS. EVA GILLESPIE Reporter - Phone 040-J2 The Pleasant View chapter of the Utah Daughters of Pioneers met at the home of Mrs. Dave Glazier Thursday afternoon, with Captain Ida Ercanbrack in charge. The lesson was given by Mrs. Zella Colvin and readings read-ings were given by Mrs. Florence Glazier and Mrs. Maud Glazier. Dainty refreshments were served to the above members and the following: fol-lowing: Mrs. Annie Gillespie, Mrs. Margaret Pulsipher, Mrs. Ezetta Johnson, Mrs. Merle Foote and Mrs. Ruby Jones, a guest. The next meeting win not be held until September. Miss Betty Quinn left Wednesday Wednes-day for Las Vegas, Nev., where she will join her mother, Mrs. Ethel Quinn. She has spent the school season here with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hogan. Misses Nola and Cecil Johnson returned Thursday from Huntington, Hunting-ton, where they have spent the past ten days visiting with their sister, Mrs. Gene Harding. Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferguson and NV DEAR OLD TUBBSY, 3JK1 JUSTICE. fSLAC RE XVOU 6URKI ' I " "J FOttCbOT . SLACK-JAWED MY EYES SEE LIAR AM' YOU kFlCE AIN4T MAM E'NUFF TEACH YOU TTHPOW ME J BETTER'M ANYWHERE rX T'CALL ME A X AUU L KMOCK.ED FEK ir, v v P HUriCN i a THERE I HELD THE PAPER CLOSB 10 A i HOT L6HT 6L0BE, AMD frowm tverrvw6 L. APPEARED. Mr. and Mrs. George Boyce, Jr., went to Saltair Friday evening, where they took part in the dance festival of the M. I. A. after which supper and dancing was enjoying. Mrs. Zana Madsen and son Kurg, Mrs. Adelbert Bigler and son Mark, and Mrs. Ralph Mel-drum Mel-drum visited Salt Lake Friday where the ladies attended the Primary conference. Class Leader Jessie Smith will have charge of the work and business meeting at Relief society Tuesday afternoon. It is also report day for the visiting teachers. teach-ers. The ladies on Districts number num-ber one and two will be in charge of the refreshments. All ladies of the ward are invited to attend. - VINEYARD MRS. GEORGE F. WELLS ! Reporter Phone Ol-R-4 Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Anderson Ander-son and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Davis attended the M. I. A con- j ference at Salt Lake Friday. Miss Bertha Carson entertained at a waffle supper Thursday evening eve-ning at the home of her sister Mrs. Carlyle Bunker. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Bunker, Mr. and Mrs. Carlvle Bunker, Miss- t) 193S BY NEA VOU DO ME A 6 RAVE HEAR THOSE SHOTS ? ME UP n.' linr All X YR GOMMA SEE.' I'LL HERE COMES A J HANDFUL OF STARS ' LIAR,' Ccj 1935 B NEA SERVICE. INC. FT T. M. j 1936 HMMJ IT SAYS: THREE LARGE DIAMONDS, AND ), YEAH I Norma Anderson and Bernard Anderson. An-derson. The Handy 12 4-H club girls met at the home of their leader Mrs. Nora Harding, Wednesday afternoon. A business meeting and social was held. Miss Vera Lystrup of Salt Lake visited here during the week with her parents Mr. and Mr.-:. Fred Lystrup. Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. m Relief society will be held at 'the home of Mrs Susa Madsen. Mrs Vera Larsen will give the theology lesson "Zion's (Camp," and Mrs Maud Holdaway will give a talk on "Nutrition ;uid Diet." A social will follow and refreshments will be served. All women of the ward are invited. The following young people attended at-tended the M. I. A. conference in Salt Lake and participated m the M. I. A. dances that were demonstrated demon-strated at Saltair Friday evening-Misses evening-Misses Norma Anderson, Merler.e Wells, Leah Hardine. Delnhia j Fransen. Lyle Holdaway. Dean j and Melvin Miner, Clark Boulton and Clyde Holdaway. At the Sacrament services Sunday Sun-day evening talks will be given tv the ward chairman of the building and finance committee and by members of the bishopric Mrs. i Ella Hebertson will rentier a solw The public is invited. BY MARTIN WOW) CONVE SERVICE. INC. T. M. REC. U. S. PAT. OFF. BY CRANE flHAVS THE SHERIPP, MV BOV. I TlPPBD HfM OFF IN ADVANCE, ANP HE'S BEEN VVAITIM6 FOR OUR FRIENDS, OUT BV THE TURPENTINE STILL. BY HAMLIN A U I VTV OMCC VCD )HAMD T'STRl KE TH L . , J. , f, c kINGSO, HEPES" WHERE VOU rrrAnTcn SOMETMIMG T. M. REG. U. S. PAT. Of F BY SMALL A I R.IO-KT INi THE tOKILE. I tXJAS SITTINJ'CXJ Mr FROMT porch' w 7 REG. U S. PAT. OFF.l BY NEA SERVICE. HC- BY BLOSSER THAT MEANS ) FRECKLES IS J I 1 ) IMS BY NEA SERVICE. |