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Show . ;.PRiQ Vq - (UTAH) StlNPA.Y.HERALD UftDAV. rS 24,T.lfl37 PAGE.RRVEN mi na DEVILS TIP SPANISH FORK i LIONS Tl . NERO STANDING - w. L. P,C 1.000 -600 .500 .353 .333 gprlngviiie t ephl 1 1 Watte. ... 1 i i 2 2 Spanish Fork .. 1 Payson 25, Nephl 22, Springville 28, Spanish Fork 25 Thursday's Schedule: . Payson at Springville. . Fridv Schedule: 5 Nephi at Tintic. v Spring-vine assumed top spot In Hebo prep standings Friday night, defeating Spanish Fork 28-25 in a thrilling battle. Payson staged the biggest upset of the reason In the other Nebo game, trimming ftepni 25-22. Cherrington, rangy guard. sparked Springville to victory Over the formidable Spanish Fork quint. This fellow accounted for 11; po'nts, and played a stirring defensive game. Gardner, Span ish, Fork guard, again led his team's storing, splitting the ttcjngs for 9 counters. The Red Devils stepped into a M lead in the first quarter, and mde it 14-10 at the half. Spanish Span-ish Fork made a same bid in the last halfj but couid not cut into Spingvflle a lead more than 1 point. ..Pbyson confounded basketball critics by staging a comeback at Nephi. The Wasps had been ated at least 10 ioints better than Coach Stan Wilson's team. "Nephi built up a 15-9 lead at fhalfftime. but Pnvson's w!rl-wind w!rl-wind third auarter offensive rocketed the Lions into a 20-19 lead as the third quarter ended. The last period was furiously fought, but Payson clung tenaciously tenac-iously to its lead. Dixon was high scorer for Pay-son Pay-son with 10 points. PAYSON HON G. T. F. P. Frjsbv. rf 1 0 0 2 Mendenhall, If 2 2 2 6 Scharrer, c 0 0 0 0 Dixon, rg 5 1 0 10 Searles, lg 1 3 1 3 Bylund, rf 0 1 0 0 JVatkins. c 2 1 0 4 Totals 11 8 3 25 NEPHI G. T. F. P Trolden. rf 0 1 1 1 Greenwood. If 2 5 3 7 Duckworth, c 0 3 1 1 Foote, rg 2 2 0 4 Pace, lg 1 1 1 3 Garrett, rf 2 0 0 4 Kendall, rg 1 0 0 2 Totals 8 12 6 22 Score by quarters: Juab 9 15 19 22 i Payson 4 9 20 25 j Referee, Christiansen ; Beck. SPANISH FORK G. Olsen, rf 3 Cbadwick, If 2 Tuttle, c 2 Clayson, rg 0 Gardner, lg . 4 DarlingAfg . 0 umpire, T. F. P. 3 17 2 1 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 Totals 11 10 3 25 SPRINGVILLE G. T. F. P. Boorman, rf . 2 4 3 7 Fullmer, lf 0 0 0 0 Nielsen, c 2 1 1 5 Cherrington. rg 5 4 1 11 Curtis, lg 0 0 0 0 Cb'lda, rf 0 0 0 0 OLsen, lg 2 1 1 5 Totals 11 10 6 28 Score bv quarters: Spanish Fork 6 10 18 25 Springville 9 14 22 28 Referee, Hillman-, umpire, Bar-nftt.vr Bar-nftt.vr nIMTEREAPY I - TMK BIOOKST used car values of the jriar are available right nor.' We mutt lndve the large stock of uaed cafe re- teited a trade-ins on new car sales, fioij't wait tijl Spring. aOet of these winter-conditioned cars today and enjoy comfortable, economical transportation during the cold month. $IECK THESE BARGAINS 1934 Plymouth Coach $390 $933 Plymouth Oach $345 1932 Chev Seda $325 Model A Coach $125 1929 Chev Coach $100 1928 Chev Coach $65 1933 CHEV TRUCK Lohg wheel base, Dual tires ..... ANDERSON MM GARAGE PLYMOUTH - JDKJ0 r IMfertiatfdftal Trucks J Hanson Opera Relates -Tab. Based tH Timjtertbfc fcigerifc SfuM paKgeirl&en In Pnvo Canyon Snowslldes In, Provo canyon can-yon are pronounced' S&s an extreme peril to knotorists, in a statement . issued by the Sta,te Road commission. Extremely heavy deposits of snow on the precipitous slopes above many stretches or, the highway are seen as the greatest danger In the canyon. Disaster may occur at any of these points and an en gulfing fall upon an unfortunate, unfor-tunate, motorist might well result in death if is asserted. Veterans Discuss County Fair Plan With County Men Feasibility of placing the Veterans Veter-ans of Foreign Wars in. charge of the Utah County fair for a period of three years was discussed discus-sed Saturday in a special, meeting of representatives of that organization organi-zation and county commissioners. The veterans asked permission to supervise the fair, the "profits to be used for child welfare. ! Representing , the veterans at the meeting wereK. 12.' Tyler, chairman, Witford B.'Haws, AfifJo B. Simons, and Ludwig Poulson. County Agent S. R. Boswell. Mil ton H, Harrison, secretary of the county fair board, and Ar nold Royiance, county attorney, also attended the meeting. All three county commissioners were present, Hilton A. Robertson, William J. Johnson, and Sylvan Clark. No decision was reached at Sat urday's meeting. The commission ers will' study the matter, and reach a definite conclusion soon "We appreciate the Veterans of fry reign Wars organization," stated Commissioner Robertson, "and we think they are doing a splendid Work. However, we need some time to study the details of the situation Before any decision decis-ion is reached." Soviet Accused All Plead Guilty MOSCOW, an. 3 (I'.Pv A strange tale of international intrigue in-trigue in which the exiled Leon Trotzky was. accused of seeking the military aid of Germany, Poland Po-land 4ap,q t" overthrow the Soviet government was told today at the trial of 17 former govern- The defendants, accused of aiding aid-ing Trotzky's plotting, all pleaded guiltv and apparently were headed head-ed for the firing squad. The many allegations included a plan to give Sakhalin Island to Japan for its oil supplies in event of war with the United States, and to aid Germany's conquest of the Danube countries and the Balkans. Balk-ans. As in previous trials, the defendants de-fendants seemed almost to boast of their guilt as they shouted their sins through microphones. From Flags To Pants PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad, Jan. 22 U.n Barbed wire enclosures en-closures have been erected at the Pan-American Airways station at Cumbarebo, Venezuela, to pro tect the red canvas air socks. In reporting his defense mea sures to superiors here, the agent said natives were stealing the wind gauges and sewing them together into pants. Mattson Suspect LURAY. Va., Jan. 23 0LP Agents of the federal bureau of investigation today questioned a prisoner held here in connection with the Mattson kidnaping case Sheriff Ruffner said t'ne prisoner, held for investigation, gave his name at Mike Camara and denied any connection with the Mattson sase. An Entirely New PJan of j Merchartdiding! USED CARS "Buy With Confidence Mo ned o p'S'n'ble vhen buying a Used Car. Know what you are buying, what you are getting, and what you fcave a right to expect. This plan covers any condition, condi-tion, that may arise thru the purchase of a Used Car from, u. We believe that it, will revolutionize the selling of Used Cars, and ,we are happy, to initiate thia plai to the .people of ProVo and Southern Utah. TELLURIDE MOTOR CO. Phone 1000 - Eroya,vrjtah Ford Cars and. Trucks... J ANNOUNCING based upon, an tndLan theme, compos! com-pos! , t ," Prbfessbf ytpi&m-JF. Hanson ' of Brlgham, , lToimg university, uni-versity, other two.fult-length Indian qpe.iire the :Sun Dance" opera. and : ihe -rBeax: Dance" cremi?nUls Valid legends. . '"The -bleeding f&xtf ( ,V?Wch will be Dresented dufin'sr the scnodl yfcar; by 'toe itadents ofBXtf" directed .by Pf esip Hansoft s Dasea uppn idk legenaoi ;nm- panogos wniien py rxpiessor BJugepe , L, RDerformeVphy1 bunt .Timpangos .wi Director obertsl' has irbne over the Tim- Danoeos trail, manv times, and has listened . .to 'the stories t61d by Mr. Roberta. , Several Vests ago Carlton Culni-aee, Culni-aee, then a. younr 'poet in Brig- ham Young university, made .a poetic rendition of the legend of Timpanogos for use over radio station KSL. This poetized version ver-sion of the. , story , so intrigued Professor Hanson that he lmmedl-ately lmmedl-ately began upon the opera. TMs was back In 1933. 'After more than a vear and a half of labor Pro fessor Hanson how -has his opera .completed. TLinpanflgos Legend The legend, of Timpanogos is a story of TJtahna and Red Eagle, tt carries thetwo young Indians to the top of Blount Timpanogos, where Red Eagle pretends to be the God of the mountain, deceiving de-ceiving Utahna, who went with him to the Timpanogos cave. According Ac-cording to the legend, disillusionment disillusion-ment and death followed. Jdother Nature consecrated the great love qf the two young people, however, by causing their two hearts to entwine and attach themselves to the ceiling of . Tim.pa-iogos cave. The tears of Red Eagle for his lost love form the little lake in the back of . the cave. Professor Hanson has taken that story, and from his thorough knowledge of Indian customs and music, has been able to produce a tender and beautiful Indian love story. Among the unusually interesting numbers in the opera are the Prayers to the Gods for Rain," "Utahna's Prayer," in the second act, written in 5-4 rhythm, and i her love duets with Red Eagle. ! The chorus, "Climb to the Top ! of the Mountain," is one of the best numbers in the opera. Weird dances and ceremonials will have their place in this fantasy of long ago. New Deadline Set inability of many states tf set up tax collection machinery in time prompted the treasury decision de-cision to extend for 60 days the time for the first quarterly payment by employers of the unemployment un-employment insurance tax, treas ury officials explained today. The act provides that employ ers must pay one percent of their total payroll to the federal government gov-ernment for the unemployment fund. It requires employers in states which passed the social security laws that imposed un employment taxes to remit to the federal government only 10 per cent of the federal tax. The re maining 90 per cent goes to the state. Juveniles Organize Inter-Space Group MANCHESTER, Eng., (Ameri can Wire) Two school girls and 15 schoolboys here have formed the Manchester Interplantetary society. The youngsters will attempt at-tempt to construct a radio-controlled rocket-driven projectile capable of reaching the moon. Clumsy At Dancing, Clubs Wife To Death SAN QUENTTN PRISON, Cal.. Jan. 23 (U-EiNatividad Valenzu-eia, Valenzu-eia, 24, was hanged today for clubbing to death Jovita Valeri-zuela Valeri-zuela 17,. his bride of a few months, because she wanted to go to a dance and he hated dancing because he was cliunsy. ijalf Crop Gone ' LOS ANGELES, Jan . 23 (ITE) Slightly Klghe- temperatures .took the .edge;.off the southern Calt-Toftiiia Calt-Toftiiia coia: snap . today but the iLmage alreadV Was 'done. Jt wis estimated unofficially that one-half one-half of the ilOOOjDOO citrus irop' has beeriqestrojred; OVERTIME PARKING Five Provo motorists forfeited S2 bonds for overtime parking when they failed to appear before City Judge Don R. B&ertaoh Saturday Sat-urday morning: Tney were Mrs. Earl Singleton, A. 8herman Chrls-tensen. Chrls-tensen. J. C. Graham, Mark K. Allen ' and .Clifton ,Tolho. tl . i i if . im .m " J.. .. .... i. ii S p eclat? HUDSON Lon'r Wheel ias Custom Sedn Rd?gH&ter si ilillt tf tit" &LN FBJbicCO; Jan 2$ m i4New VibtihirKi)rote out today between ; rival Trtuna of tohg- ibmejx . as another inaif ,M peaee.'nioveir In. tbe costly coast maritime strike was reported. ;. ttJJte irioting1 'brojke, put lh the heart, ox: can .jjanciscoB nur C')itricta:''-Mki-a; rex-urrehce bf vesterdav's jdlsbrders. in wbich one., ijakn j bt,fan6tlief beaten 'and' Tnany, arrested " ., : Wmher of tbe same: loh'g- Rhpr ; groiijps which had cttahed before tongsKoremen belonging to -the International IJ6ngihore-mttfs IJ6ngihore-mttfs ' ' association ; of Harry Bridges, and, to an . Insurgent waterfront linion headed by Lee Hoijah. . Therouble. reportedly atartea wnei ' nembers of . the Holman union agabi attempted to sell anti-radical anti-radical literature in the city's financial fin-ancial district. : - ; ; TV n i - OilS Steels Rise Oft Stbtk Exthahfee . i . -. . NEW. YORK, Jan. ,23 (HE) Gil shares .took, over leadership on the stock exchange in the short session, today., They, rose fractions to more than a point and bol stered a list that was markedly irregular in. the early trading after a steady opening. Dealings light ened after the recent pace. Standard Oil of New Jersey, leading blue chip of the oil group, was the feature. It reached a new high at 70, up 1H. Others to make new tops included Bams dall at 34 H up Phillips Petro leum 52 up 1, and Atlantic Refining 85 5-8 up 1V4. Steels, rallied to small gains Motor shares came back to the previous close or made small gains after early declines. Consolidated Edison at a new high of 49 up 1 1-8 led a rise in the utilities Rails firmed small amounts. Mer cantiles were mixed. Coppers were steady. SLOAN STATES 'IT'S UP TO UNION' (Continued from Page One) union employes at Flint, Mich.) until the controversy with the United Automobile Workers' union is settled, Knudsen said. Murphy, who likewise returned to Detroit from the Washington conferences this morning, appeared far from pessimistic over the immediate im-mediate labor outlook. Ranking union leaders Homer 1-- priaenc aiia wynanan 'ii7LPt1 ffj Aaarun, Mortimer, turned to Detroit by train shortly, alter Knudsen s arrival. "We desire a settlement of the strike . lust as mnh as General Motors," Martin said. Bill Kern New Coach For Carnegie TecTi PITTSBURGH, Jan. 23 (IIP) Carnegie Tech announced today that it is leaving "big time" football foot-ball because "it is too expensive." At the spine time the famed Tartan school revealed the hiring of a new head football coach to succeed Howard Harpster, all-American all-American quarterback in 1928 and head, coach at Tech since 1933. The new mentor is William F. (Bill) Kern, first assistant foot ball coach at the University of. Pittsburgh. Along with Kern, Dr. Edward Baker, backfield coach at Pitt, went over to the plaid. Each was given a two-year contract. Unionists Seek State Grouping Union officials of Provo, Salt Lake City, Pleasant Grove, and Payson are working to formu late a general state council of unionists at a meeting February 7, John R. Edwards, temporary secretary reports. Wage scales and proposals and legislative problems will also be discussed at the meeting in Labor , temple. Sajt Lake City, at 1 p1. m., on that date, it is stated. General Haierood Tlls Plati To Atoid Wars NEW YORK, Jan. 23 (U.W Maj ven,: jonnson - riagooq oners - a blueprint of a . hew : national die- tense policy in an analysis ,oI ',the present military , estabHsnmeh't with the publication today of his book, "We Can Defend America." The . retired corps wmifnander, who was center of a vigorous army controversy a few months ago, argued that "the biggest isn t the beat," and advocated: . 1. The, world's beat navy in our own waters. 2. ThA .world's best air cdrp in, our own air. ,3. The world? best army" on our own land. Hagood's defense nian is based on two conclusions that America can atay out ot war ;at home and attend to its own aEfalrs, and can buiw a fence around. U. -S property and, warn everybody tb stay out v-; . CROP BILL PASSES ' ' WASHINGTON, Jn. 23 Ufe The sthatt agriculture conUnfttes today voted to report favorably a . $5000,000 eed and crop pro F4Tr WANT AOS PHONE 405 Wahi'i.iwe bn the OassWedAJ P4.1f the are ; in the office beor 9 ' ,ta.i tite which . Ue wttl appear irj tcoluton "Ppo Late for Qaeaiflca-Uoni'V Qaeaiflca-Uoni'V ;.. :' -. Want Ads wi5 he, aiccepted until .4 p. nji Accept on Saturday, .when; they , will appear ap-pear in,. Sunday's.. Issue if phoned into the office by 4 p. m. Rated First insertion, .per line 10 cents; each additional insertion, inser-tion, per line J5 cents; one week, per line 50 cents; two weeks, per line .60 cents; one month, per line 00 cents. (Minimum charge, 25 cents.) Count five words, to line. Minimum accepted, 2 . lines. Double price will be charged Lf payment, is delayed delay-ed or collector must call. Legal Rate 10 cents per line per in sertion, 8 pt. type. At A Glance BY UNITED PRESS Stocks higher under lead oils. of Bonds irregularly lower: Italian lines Tirm. Curb stocks irregular. Foreign exchange steady. Grains fractionally higher, MARKETS SALT LAKE CITY irirst erade. lb. $ .36 Second grade, lb 35 Sweet cream butter, lb. . . .37 f Parchment wrapped, He less) EGGS Large white henneries doz. .27 Medium white henneries, doz .25 CHEESE Full cream triplets, lb 19 Vi Full cream longhorns, lb. .20 Full cream 5-lb. sandwich loaf, lb. 20, 1riDlets. western cured, lb. .21 Longhorns, western cured lb. .22 Markets Wlsah!Ht cuiBd-tbr-.23roril from-the-ted Presbyterian Wi lb 4 Mission society to return to Addis Ababa to carry on her husband's J8 AN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23 U.E -iDalry market: Butter: 92 score 32, 91 score 33, 90 score 33, 89 score 32. Cheese: Flats 19, triplets 18 jobbing prices, flats 20-21. 'Eggs: Large 22 V4, niedium 20, Bfifill 18 H. NEW YORK, Jan. 23 r.Pi Following are today's custom smelters' rates for delivered metals, me-tals, cents per pound: Copper Electrolytic 13; export 12.70. Tin--Spot straits 50.95. Lead-r-New York 6.00-6.05; East St. Louis 5.85. . ZincNew York 6.35; East St. Louis 6.00; 2nd quarter zinc 6JL0. Ogdeh Livestock OGDEN, UUh, Jan. 23 (UJi (USDA) Hogs: for week, steady to ,1$ cents higher; -beat local butchers late 10.00 to io.15; mixed mix-ed kinds 8.50 to 9.85; bulk sows 7.50 to 8 J5. ffrUf ' week, receipts 1,674 ; generally strong to 25 cents higher; high-er; quality not as good as, last week's tops; car good .969 pound Idaho steers 7.25; roost of supply medium and, good heifers 6.00 to to 7.75; common kind 5.75 down: medium an good heifers 6.00 to 7.25; ,plaJn..heJrfrangedas low as 4.00; car weighty 'loahos 5 J50; load good whiteacedii cowf. &50; part load extra good Idahos 5.70: load Utah, hblsteins 4.50; buik medium and good driyeins 4.50 to 5,50; fewt tup tQ , q,7a common coWs 3.75 to 4.25; cutter grades 2J50 Vt. JWp; bulls 4.25 to 55i best vealers 750" to 8,60; laif and tnedram kinds' 4.50-0.25 ShjwpvFor..wei6k,. receipts 12, 857;. sales UmUed'ta.tnKk-4ivlsloru steady; 4iucke4 injt484nbs. mostly most-ly 7.75 U 8; MKvf&gHh Wnd down to t!ew Yearlings 6.00. NEW YORK; Jab. 20 OLE) Copper Cop-per waa st eaxly-abroad todar sales being reported at 12.T0 cents a pound, unchanged, from yester day;s quojAtldh ! The domestic market aQo" was unchanged 'at 13 cents a pound. Buying here arid anroad was re-ported re-ported as moderate. . 1935 TRUCK OoBed Cab Picltnp - A. B. WORSLBY MtONE 6R6 ; FmUrin .ADunnance-riaie w-wavInteme w-wavInteme Jnropferiy: ' 2S: Acre. Mod. Hoos Coops ptaW Highway Trade for Pro-yd Pro-yd Hoxne. 4 t , f 5 Acrea; COtger bitbiiildnigs; 1 Acre-4 :.R. xoc. vose in 15 A , 8 'S Bench Sfek bif. house; S A ' Double House Poultrv: zo A. House, ouiniags., poultry, 2 A., 4 Ri Houe 125d; State Highway; , - . 4 Aptt Incbme R,ep. $110 Ma- Cheap: 5 Apt9-. Lge. iiot Ptived street, $3800; . Grocery Stqre, Equipped, Estab lished. Cozy, Modern. Ney Brk. House Basement - furnace; large lot , paved st.; bargain; term deal. PUQNE. 1099 WiHard L. Howards BROKER &9 W. 2nd No. St-, Provo, Utah Business Card GtettERALfflaOp" ,159 North University Ave. Stoves And. Furnace REPAIRING Crates and Linings furnished foi ill makes. We clean Chimneys xt Furnaces at reasonable prices We Boy, Seo an Jchange Used Fumitnrti 'ree cah and delivery service. We pay cash fqr Ustd tFurniturp. Satisfaction Guaranteed GEORGE BU,LS. Mgr. PHONE ft 15-W MISOELLANEODS NASH tailored to measure clothing, cloth-ing, suits, o'coats, ladies' mannish man-nish suits. 1937 spring and summer sum-mer styles and samples. Andrew Hartley salesman, 144 N. 4 E. Phone 607J. f5 Widow Carries On Missionary's Work CHICAGO (American Wire) Mrs. Winifred Hockman, widow of Dr. Robert W. Hockman, Ameri can missionary who was killed in Ethiopia by an Italian bomb in December. 1935. has received a work. She will leave with her baby daughter early this fall Oil Up On Curb NEW YORK. Jan. 23 (U.PV Oil issues advanced to bring an irregularly ir-regularly higher trend to the curb market today. Volume approximated ap-proximated 527,000 shares compared com-pared with 633,000 shares a week ago. Whatzittewya, Bud? NEW YORK. Jan. 23 U.P The telephone company was determined today to do something about putting put-ting a "sparkle" into the voices Of its customers. Too many telephone tele-phone conversations are marked by sloven defects of speech it decided. Too many people, for example, ex-ample, use "wadjado" for "what did you do." An application to the company will entitle anyone to a pamphlet, "the voice with a smile," which Is guaranteed to help "make your voice a messenger of good-will and to gain a pleasant pleas-ant response." BIG CAMPAIGN FUND WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 (UJ! W. Forbes Morgan, treasurer of the Democratic national committee, commit-tee, expiajned today tithat a $10,-SOO.OOQ $10,-SOO.OOQ fund the committee will build k up tn the net four . years will be used to finance" national state, congressional and possibly county and municipal .campaigns DOESKIN SHOES FOB SOUTH ; Doeskin shoes in soft, muted shades, - are .vsmart, tpt jsuthern resorts now and wil be important Verywhere next summer .J)Cut . on high,- but open , lines-, these .come in' such lovely tones as citron yellow, endive . green, drget-me-hot blue and rhutus pink.' v . i ' ,. , DRAWS JAIL" SENTENCE Edwin Smith of Provo. wa sentenced sen-tenced to serve 10 days irt jail or pay a fine, of $10 when he pleaded guilty . to an Intoxication charge in Judge. Don R. EUert-jon'i EUert-jon'i city court Monday morning. Ha was returned to the custody of Chief of Police Henry East. TODAY'S K BEST iUY! it i J' 1929 Chryster Sedan ...... m WeJLnvUeyoa to see some oi buf ?c buyiv in Homes for re-niodehn re-niodehn and noniea now ready for occupanoy. We can not Duild on i,erms that you canlbuy and remodel. Now is the time to buy a good farm or ranch. We wiU-ahpW yoiJ any time. We vtifite. initirance that Insures. 6 Prowa ftIawa No. UnL Pjeastfr&ttii Show OUR BARGAINS I Moonii Be'rn---Ktchen Cabinet Southeast' Terms Xlf 00 5 Jlbom,. Modern Brick Home laved street Close-in. Only , 12100, 1 Room Brick Home Terms Qnhr j t'i,. j-. ......... . . $900 New 4 Roo .Friaime-rThree acres .mi fruit: Real. Tertna, $1900 New todetii Five Room Home Basement--S9Htiieast. Can trade . ior larger noma., New 5 Room Brick Home Tile Bath and rtitchen. Finished basement fireplace; oak finish. Real-Buy on Easy Terms $5250 Manv Good Buvs or Trades in Homes and Farms. List Vith Us For Results Long Loans ' and Low Interest. Real Insurance. GRAY REALTY CO. 196 WEST CENTER, PROVO FARMSj! Sewer before have we had such & :lne list of choice farms for sale un such reasonable terms. SmaU Down Payment 20 Years on Balance! We are agents for several largt Loan Companies have ac- lu.red these farms and will seil at a fraction or their real value. COIE IN AND ASK US FOR INFORMATION Real Estate Bargains We Have Them! HOMES, FARMS, RANCHES For Sale or Lease Watch our window for bargains We write all kinds of Insurance and Bonds. HEAL REALTY CO. NEW OFFICE IC5 West Center Street PHONE 4 for Information or Appointment BUY NOW 7 Room 2 Apt. Br. House with extra ex-tra lot: ideal close-in location; suitable for single dwell ng. duplex - or apartment.-Wa-se4-fer $50QOj now offeree for $2500 on easy. payment terms. A Practically New 8 Room Mod. Brick with 2 sets plumbing; full basement; ha. furnace; a rare bargain at $3500. Very easy terms can be arranged. Fine Strictly Mod. 7 Room Home, h.w floors, steam heat, big airy bedroom; fruit room, coal room furnace and laundry with tubs and taps in basement; double garage; nice lot, very good location; only $4600, terms. Buy TfcrougiiUs When You Bay! List! your "property with us when you Want to sell. Always the Best in Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. Itfa fio It We Say So. Dixoijt Real Estate Co, 336 West Center - Phone 75 v - . BARGAINS! 4 room home, nearly new, full set of plumbing. Only $1600 , X X X Good ranch, cows, horses and machinery. Good terms, or will trade for home in Provo. Many other' good trades. k x x Beautiful new home near B.Y.U. with two apartments in basement. base-ment. This home will pay for ' itself, XXX Payne Real Estate & Insurance o. 225. WEST CENTER tRQVO, -tTXAH. mSTETOtlOH , UNCLE SAM 193? JOBS. Hen-women. Hen-women. V 1280 to $2100 first year. Yearly increase.' Paid Va cati6ns. Tiryi.next irBv& examinations.'-,' Common education. Many Sdcial Securtt$ Jobs. Full particulars", . . sample coacning testa uand. jlst pcUoris FREE. Apply, today, iure. lierald. Box , is5SDv..--i:-;:r.:. m T m m m " m mm -wwwmmmmwmmww IPHEN, yti buy an auto, aai y'6u ucwu knjiuk I '9 (.wu, mr montb payment plan of th Pr-Mns Pr-Mns . Beanos Co. 20t Knight SPECIAL! 1931 PdJrriAc SEDAN ' $29P BURS NAiSH LaFayette Service . PHONE 295 50 Ifokt First North y .m.iii .m. .mil, . m ii I. mi in 3 FOE EENT FUENISHED CLEAN 2 rm. apt., new Montag range, rug, curtains. Ph. 306W. . J29 3 ROOM heated apartment. 66 J29 East 3rd North. 2 HEATED rma. for It. hskping. 155 E. 2 S. Ph. 347J. J29 NEW 5 rm. home, furnace. $37.50. ' Inquire 255 W. So. J29 STARTUP'S apts., warmest, mod.. popular prices. 69 N. 1 W. 13 2 RMS. newly furn. auto. h. w., cooking. Couple only. 459 N. 6 East. j24 OR. Unf. mod. apts for couple. 511 East 6th North. J27 1 FURN- rm. with basement and garage. 240 E. 3rd So. j24 "' ' J i " " " 3 RM. furn. apt. Adult only. Inq. 158 S. 1st West' Ph. 1159. j24 FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS 1ST. class Jersey cows, will freshen fresh-en soon. Phone 029R2. Inq. 1443 West 6th South. J29 HEATRQLA. good inditW $12. 245 North 5th East. .v j25. 2 ALMOST new circulator heat-. heat-. ers. Real bargain. Maycock Appliance Ap-pliance Co. Ph. 78. 51 N. Univ. j26 FEB. pullets, 65c each. 6th South. 1318 W. J24 20AL ranges, late models, $14.50 up; sanitary cotton pads, $3; Rome day-bed and pad, $9.50; monkey stove, 4 hole, $6; coal heaters, $5; hardwood breakfast set. $6; stoves and furn. Bargains, Bar-gains, terms and trades. 445 W. Center. j24 300 White Leghorn pullets, Jersey cow. Carl Bronson, 241 W. 7 S. Springville. j24 COAU clean During, excellent for stove, heater, fireplace or furnace. fur-nace. Chris Cbrisfbpherson. Ph. 791. f4 CALL 801R for Spring Canyon or Peerless coal. 442 W. 5 So. fl2 PEDIGREED Boston male Bull Terrier. 1 yr. old. Ph. 74. d31 i OR LependaMe plumbing service can OUhrt Field and 2n -tt WANTEII TO BUY STOVES and furn. 1 pc. or house-full. house-full. Highest cash price. Ph. 23 7 W. tf LOST LIGHT rimmed glasses between 3 N. and 2 E. Return to 70 West 1st North. j24 fob REyT.-rarraNisHgp PARTLY furn. . mod. cottage. Adults. Ph. 226. Mrs. E. D. Partridge. j26 STEAM heated apt:. Close In. Ph.: 4. Heal Realty ' i ', ' ... J26 WAyTSD--SAT.T;SMEN EXPICRIENCEO new and used car salesman. Burt's . Nash Service. J29 WWII I 1 -y-,-, f- -ffj J. WANTED FEMALE .WW...... - - - - - . -,- J,-,-m,-roruMO(j,- ADDRESS envelopes at home, sparetlme; , substantial weekly pay: Experienced unnecessary.' .Dignified work. JStamp brings. tet$?- Vogue Co.Cept, 3670. -Jackson, -T&anessee : f't. !yyywwi'yiywiMiii(il(itl( mtALE HELF-tLADIES SPECIAL work for married women. wo-men. Earn to $21 weekly and your own dresses FREE as bonus, No canvassing Fashion Frocks, Incv Dept.--C-2683, Cin cinnati Obio. PIANO 1.ESS0NS ' , 1 ywiivwwwwwwww C. W. REH, autnor of the Reid piano z method. Simmons , home. Tabernacle, -every Saturday.- tf Wk Guarantee ;i - t& Sell YdU Any Make or Model - - - USED CAR For Less! WE ALSO CLAIM That ybir get more for your money in a 1937 Stude- t A oaxer tnan -a.ny car leased to the public. re- GEO. MAYCOCK MOTOR CO. , Studebaker Dealer . 35 N; 3rd W. Pnone40iv Prwo, Utah: 'M REMEHBER-r-The Hcmse That Gives Tou More ana Sells for Less. duction loan bill. - n - |