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Show A . .... tPA'gE-VSEVEKI .-I - f : -'i,-4 r . For- WANT ADS 1RHQNE495 f - Want ads JwUl apptar; on th ;CSasisined 'Ad P&ge if they kre in the office before 9 m, after which they will appear in the column '"Too Late, for CUasifica-ttoni CUasifica-ttoni , . , ' Want Ads 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 4 P V Rates First and se-vond day, each insertion 10 centa per line; three days 25 cents per line; onf,'weelc, 40 cents per unC; two weeKs, 70 cents per line; on? .month 1120 per Une. ; (Minimum charge 23 cents.) Count five words . to line. Minimum accept Hi, 2 lfhes. Double price will be charged if payment is delayed delay-ed or collector must call. Legal Rate4 . 10 cents per line per insertion, in-sertion, 8 pt. type. WANTED ? &LESMEW 2 GOOD .exp. appliance salesmen. Knight Coal anMce. Inc. sl3 FOIiTlENT OK UCASS 5 RM. furn. home. Couple preferred, pre-ferred, 25 E..7 No. sl2 FOB SALS HOUSES BY owner,: 5 rm. mod. brick. Salt Lake. City. $2000, small down payment, bal. like rent. 5 contract. Phone 564M. sl7 BY owner new mod. home. Leaving Leav-ing city. 470 N. 5 E. Ph. 311M. J ell FOR SALE- - OR LEASE . 4 1$ a. watear 5 Jaod home P.; "View on hi-way $5250; 1H a 5. r mod horn, P.View $2500; 14 a. and home southeast $2500; 10 a. and home,' west, $8500; 4 r. mod. home, - large lot, NJSL '$3150V:t-We'-'have:. many good buys, homes and farms. Trades! 8. It tot Prdvo.' Loans, fire ina See Prows it Haws, 53 N. UnL Ave. Phone 456L Best Bargains in ew and Used Furniture New Charter uaa Heaters, $29.50 to $69.50. Ranges, S7JSO to $85. llsed - BedSL Z1JS0 to $4.05. New Chairs $1.3$ up. congoieum Rugs, S4.70 10 st.ou. We buy, sell, and exchange furniture furni-ture at the General Shop, 15d NO. (7nlv. Ave. Phone'915-W. XR KALIS MlSiLLAKiEOUtl -if .. HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle motorcy-cle good condition $40. 57 N. 4th East. Phone 212W. sl2 1ST class canning tomatoes. E. of PI. View church. H. R. Jones. sl7 CUCUMBERS 30c, 40c, 50c per 100. L. Maycock, 2nd house west and south of Orem Snow station. ' s!2 BARGAINS! 3 show oases, 2 heating heat-ing stoves, 1 range, 1 bed. Ph. 756W. sl4 GRAPES 50c bu. Pick them yourself. your-self. 661 So. 4th W. , sl2 HOUSEHOLD furniture and piano. 234 E. 2nd So. s!2 FOR RENT FURNISH 2 RM. apt., new range, gas, fine for couple. Phone 306W. sl7 MOD. 3 rm. apt., kitchenette. 460 West 3rd South. sl7 -T 5 ROOM mod. house. 590 Easjt 4th South. sl3 GOOD corn for canning and dry ing. $1 per 100. 724 S. ll w. sie BLUE Concord grapes. H. L. Or- vin, Rt. 1, Box 267. Ph. 01J2. sl6 . or unf. mod. 7 rm. house. 234 E.s2 So. Ph. 1225W. sl2 MALE INSTRUCTION RELIABLE men to take up AIR CONDITIONING and Electric . Refrigeration. 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 as ayeli as planning, estimating, etc. Write giving age, present occupation. Utilities Inst., c-o Herald. sl3 FOR SALE CARS WHEN you buy an auto, ask youi dealer about the $5.00 down 20-nonth 20-nonth payment plan of the Persona Per-sona Finance Co 207 Knight ilock. Phone 210 tl UTAH'S hottest, cleanest coal. Money saving prices. Special on storage coal. Right Weighs. Phone 525. o9 fX)H REAL CnAL-tSTATE BAIlGAlKS--nENTAliJ Busi-. nesi - Vr ;Bisidence Bonds or Motaryi Woraw ' " ? l ' inSAJL' REALTY- COSfPANT . ie5f Wttt OmterAStreet Pro vos 11 ew Shopping f Center ; See-: our; windows - for. specials i our upporiumzy Widow? must sen 20 Acres Choice Land In Orem 6 room house; barn; coop for 600 hens;, good location. Take small home on this. 5 Room Hod Brick Home Good location; pi iced very reasonable for quick sale. 6 Room Mod. Brick, 6x9 rod lot: shade, shrubs, flowers; good lo cation. $2650 $300 down; bal. like rent. F2950 1 Acre unoice Land, and water right close in; 6 .room mod. brk. house; good . flowing well. $300 down, bal. like rent See Us About Tour Real Estate Problems, Loans and insurance. Dixon Real Estate Co 236 West Center - Phone 75 fOB RENT--TTNrUkNTSHET STRICTLY mod. 4 South 1st East. rm. apt. 145 14 ATTRACTIVE 3 room new apt. Tile floors. 381 E. Center. sl7 2 ROOMS with light, $6. 650 So. 6th West. sl7 MOD. 3 rm. apt. Elec. range, h. w. 155 East 5th North. sl7 2 RM. mod. apt., priv. bath, sleeping sleep-ing porch. Adults. 579 N. 4 E. 816 3 RM. mod. basement. 6 rm. mod. house, 5 rm. house. Near Lincoln Lin-coln H. S. Thos. L. Kitchen. s!2 3 RM. basement apartment. 156 South 3rd West. sl2 NATIONAL cash register. Peay's Mkt. 266 So. Univ. Ph. 1544. sl6 NEW Magic Chef gas range and dining set. 265 E. 6th No. sl3 THE Elders of Grandview ward raised acres ' ofctrnf odder as! a project. They want bids on it. S10 1ST. class Elberta peaches, ripened ripen-ed on tree. Jesse Smith, Rt. 3, Box 195. Phone 040R2. s22 . . i EUREKA coal range. Reg. $74.50 for $65. Gessford's Inc. 08 MOD. HOUSE. 123 W. 5 N. near B. Y. U. Ph. 41J, Sprlngville. 813 3 RM. mod. basement apt. 231 South 2nd East. sl2 IfeitiConifouzfed a. i- - tf i Beauty little Five ttooia Cottage -Very dose in to center Built of .CementrrBrick -Wood shingles Modem Fnrnscettllttn -feja- , tures including : fireplace hardwood hard-wood hooTS-r-'ExXr Flnftx Location Beabtif ulU Lot of . Flowers Shrubs Play v. Ground i - New Paved Street SEE THIS HOME ATTRACTIVE QFFER NOW TERMS! , , . 4 l : PnONE 1099 Willard H Sowards AQENCY Summer Bargains New, Mod. J3rick,-Iargi Lot 2 coops, consider trade. 4 R. Frame, basement. partly finished. fin-ished. Consider trade for larger -home., 6 R. Frame, good condition. Only $1900. Good terms. 5 R. Mod. Fraax-e. Basement. Real terms. Only $2450. 4 R, Mod. Frame. Only $2000. Good terms. 6 R Mod. Frame, heated. Good terms. Only $3000. Other Real Buys and Trades. MONEY TO LOAN At Low Interest Long Terms. PHONE 370 GRAY REALTY CO. 196 WEST CENTER ST. Real' Insurance bata'and SGuird iarishiiNbtices Consult Oannty- i3erlc -or the, RespectiveJ Sleners for Further R Iaf amtatloa. vj.' a M "m WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANT to lease with option of twying, 4 or 5 room modern home with acre of ground, close in. Write Box G. H., Provo Herald. tf FOR SALE OB TRADE 1930 CHEV 2nd East. 4 door. 131 South sl4 FOR RENT FURNISHED 3 RMS. and bath. Also sleeping rms. Adults only. Phone 363J. 227 East 3rd North. al6 2 RM. mod. apt. and basement and garage. 240 E. 3 So. sl6 STARTUP;S apta., pop. prices, mod., coolest. 67 No. 1 W. slS OR UNFURN. 3 room modern apartment. 142 No. 9th W. sl2 3 RM. mod. apt. Gas range, furnace furn-ace heat. Ph. 415W or 534. sl2 EXP. girl for housework. Apply 261 North 4th East. sl5 EXP. maid to live with small family, fam-ily, good pay. Ph. 043R1. sl7 BLEEPING rm Close in. Reas. Good for railroad man. 185 So. 4th West, rear. sl3 HEt-F VamnrFEMXrarT?" bath. Adults; 459 No. 1 W. Ph. 236W. S10 "J Crown Point Conaolidated Min ing company, a corporaUon, .Principal .Prin-cipal 'place - of business,! Provo, Utah-;-'- 4:.H: ;;?NUceis ;eraby given : that there are delinquent upon the' following fol-lowing described stock on account of assessment No. 31 levied 'on jthe 22hd day of July; 1S37, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective , stock- noiders are as follows, to-wit: Cert No.! Name Sha ' Ami. ! 215 James Thomas 1000 $ 5.00 239 J. B. Keeler . . 100 J50 291 J. B. Keeler .. 80 .40 .999 J. F. Fyffe .... 800 v 1-50 1032 Thomas B. Jones 500 2.50 1122 R. J., Evans .. 145 .73 1147 NieU Anthon . . 150 .75 1290 A. L. Prfchard . 95 .48 1291 A. L. Prlchard . 355 1.78 1429 Sheets Niel Co. . 500 2.fc0 1523 Olaf-Rosenlof . 125 .63 1911 Wm. Hdbba .... 500 2.50 2032 Olaf Rosenlof .. 265 13 2178 C. A. Ferguson . 55 .28 .2993 K. M. W. Co. . . 100 50 3303 J. R. Stutz 200 1.00 3434 Fred R. Payne . 1000 5.00 3452 S. C. Slaughter . 1000 5.00 3521 May Stansbury . 175 .88 3617 Walter Boshard 100 .50 3713 Mrs. Con. Haruii- fin 155 3720 H. ' Tremayne . . 1000 3760 James C. Leetham 50 3800 H. B. Smalley . 1000 3801 H. B. Smalley . 1000 3802 H. B. Smalley . 1000 3803 H. B. Smalley . 1000 3804 H. B. Smalley .1000 3960 James A. Pollock Co. . . 167 3984 John W. Chip- - man 84 4184 J. W. Mcintosh 1000 4185 Julius C. Anderson Ander-son 150 4263 A. E. -Tomlinson 1000 4298 Henry Smith .. 200 4328 W. K. Spafford . 300 4329 fF. J. Hedguist . 300 4453 E. Thorn 1000 4459 Thomas B. Jones 422 4462 Dan A. Stewart 500 4520 Edward E. Stevens 1175 4632 Samuel. Bealmear 3000 4639 Leymour B. Young 500 4761 Geo. W. Meyers 500 4783 Cora F. Burgner 67 4784 Dan A. Stewart 180 4816 Geo. Anson 1000 4830 John Hines . . . 1000 4855 Mrs. J. B. Turner 500 4864 Dr. J. C. Clark 1000 OR PARTLY furn. 3 rm. mod. apt Couple. 170 W. 2 So. o4 STOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRING W?,M!....EA 22? HAVE your furnace vacuum clean- WANTED TO RENT RESPONSIBLE young couple . a . wisn small moo. apt. xum. or partly furn., near a. y. u., ac3ui Oct. 10. Write Herald Box N. Y. s22 ssMsSsssss t EDUCATION AIR LINE RADIO OPERATORS We are receiving more calls for Midland trained airline radio operators than we can supply! And we have the proof. The expansion of the airlines; huge, luxurious "sleeper planes" ; improved and enlarged radio communication facilities spell genuine OPPORTUNITY for every ambitious young man that can meet our requirements. Tr amine that is Drepared. sup ervised and approved by Airline Radio Personnel includes actual "on the job"' operating procedure, pro-cedure, airline operations, aids to air navigation, meteorology, "P. X." reports and many other fascinating and necessary subjects. sub-jects. If you are between 18 and 30 years of age, having no physical defects and a high school education, write fully, giving phone number, age and address, to Midland Television, Inc., Box. .. 92 care of Provo Herald. sl3 WANTED TO BUT SEMINARY texts, "Story of Old Test." by J. A. Washburn; "New Test Stories" by Obert C. Tanner; Tan-ner; 'Restored Church" by W. E. Barrett. See Mr. Washburn, Phone 954M. sl2 5 RM. home or tidg. lot. Will pay cash. Write Herald Box 5. s30 USED BRICK, about 7200. Write Herald Box DC. tf Watch For Utah County's Most Startling Announcement! ; Naylor Auto Co. Your Dependable i Car Dealer, PHONE 261 1 Fifth West & Center, i-J PEACHES,; pottawattamees, grapes, tomatoes. All 1st class. Phone 01R2. sl5 k FT. glass show case $8.00. Gessford's Inc. sl2 FILLMORE Service. 8 E. 4 S. on canyon rd. Call or write Riley Fillmore, Spanish Fork. sl5 PEACHES and tomatoes del. daily in Provo. Ph. 051J1. sl5 $840 CASH register for $200, gas tanks and pumps, $50. vCarpenter helper wanted. Thos. L. Kitchen. s!2 FANCY Utah Hale and Elberta peaches, tree ripened by the bushel or truck load. Ph. 014J3, McBride's, 1st orchard south of Utah Power new steam plant. 385 West 12th North. s!2 OREM peaches. Before you buy peaches call at Dean Park's fruit stand, Orem, and see fine quality. qual-ity. More choice than ever before be-fore because of light crop and ripened on tree. Prices right. Elbertas and J. H. Hale. Ph. 051R2. sl4 GAS refrigerator. Cheap. 1st class cond. Terms. 32 N. 2 E. Ph. 1427. slO FRESH Jersey cow. Orson Vernon. M. mi. w. of P. G. Cannery, Orem. sl4 CANNING tomatoes. Phone 035R1 Rt. 2. Box 33. sl3 TOMATOES, Art Phillipa, Rt. 3 Box. 67A. Ph. 052J2. sl3 TOMATOES, grapes, pottawata-mee pottawata-mee plums. Ph. 021R1. o5 HIGH grade piano $65. 495 N. 8 W. Phone 328W. sl2 MAYTAG washer, $12.00. 444 East 4th South. sl2 KITCHEN range and dining table. Also sell or trade apple boxes and baskets. 582 N, 1 E. slO BARTLETT pears. Julian Hansen. 5th place east of Lincoln H. S. GRAPES 3, 4, 5c. Italian plums. D. Kader, Rt. 3, Box 127. ol BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WOULD you like to own: a good cafe and - confectionery busU , ness? 10 ;yrs. under same management. man-agement. . Will, sacrifice. J. .LV Theobald,, Plensant Groveli. Wonderful Opportunity. Expert ence Unnecessary. Addressing envelopes for us. . Everything Supplied. Write, enclosing stamped addressed envelope. Nationwide Na-tionwide Distributors, 401 Broadway, N. Y. MIDDLE aged woman for general gen-eral housework. Good wages. Ph. Wick's Place, Provo canyon. can-yon. sl2 FEMALE HELPSALESLADIES SPECIAL work for married women. wo-men. Earn to $21 weekly and your own dresses FREE. No canvassing. Give age and dress size. Fashion Frocks, Inc., Dept. E-4385, Cincinnati, Ohio. , HELP WANTED MALE , HUSBAND AND WIFE to run home-operated grocery' agency. Everything supplied; no money risk. Earnings up to $200 in a month. Details , mailed free. Write MiUs, 198 tenth St., Oakland, Oak-land, Calif. HIGH school boy to . milk cows. Board and good wages. Phone 027J2. sl2 DUE to increased business the Fuller Brush Co. needs another man to help call on established customers. See W. A. Moody, 197 No. 1st East. sl4 REMINGTON RAND (portable Typewriter Division) will employ em-ploy reliable local representatives. representa-tives. No experience necessary. Write M. N. Rand, 315 Fourth Ave., Dept. 912B, New York. YOUNG man, high school graduate grad-uate with some knowledge Of bookkeeping and typing fbr. office of-fice work. Write Herald Box A. sl6 i PLUMBING SERVICE FOR Dependable plumbing and service call Gilbert Field 520; tf A SPECIAL! N193fc Nash Sedan RadioVand Heater Deluxd ft faff Equipment ... v JCtjj) 3. BURT'S N ASH LaFayett&Service PliONEj 295 50 East?prst.Noiih v ed or repaired now. Call Holland Hol-land Furnace Co. 471 W. 1 S. Phone 417 today. sl2 STOVE, furnace repairing. Stove parts, chimney cleaning. General Shop, Phone 915W. a30 ' lw-irru-u'U'Lrijii. LOST FISHING pole and reel on Provo Canyon Rd. $5 reward. 476 N. 1 West. .12 BOARD AND BOOM HOME board and room, modern home. Reasonable. 754 W. 1 N. o& 4S84 John Hines 1000 4934 John Hines 1000 4935 Wm. Mines 1000 4944 John Hines 1000 4947 John Hines 1000 4999 John Hines 1000 C$000 John Hines 2000 5001 John Hines 2000 5014 John Hinea 1000 5015 Wm. Hines 1000 5137 Mrs. Ernest Grant 500 5153 Erka Newman . 46 5179 Isabelle Hall .. 500 5271 Mrs. J. P. Turner 1000 5302 Margaret A. Kieth 333 5337 Joe Briers 385 5340 John L, Gillispie 500 5357 John Hines 1000 5380 Julia Ferrel Shores 500 5381 Wren Wilkins . . 1000 5383 Chas. P. Reynolds 100 5387 Wren Wilkins . . 1000 5625 W. H. Clark .. 500 5637 Milton Bullen . . 275 5666 W. M. Havenor . 1000 5689 Wells L. Brimhall 500 5693 J. A. Boshard . 2000 5770 P. C. Downey .. 160 5t81 Milton Bullen . 300 5785 T. E. Diamond . 333 .78 5.00 .25 5.00 0.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 .84 .42 5.00 .75 5.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 5.00 2.11 2.50 5.87 15.00 2.50 2.50 4 .90 5.00 5.00 2.50 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 2.50 .23 2.50 5.00 1.67 1.93 2.50 5.00 2.50 5.00 .50 5.00 2.50 1.38 5.00 2.50 10.00 .80 1.50 1J67 - 870 - r?SOH?1.50 - 00 2.60 t SCO -- B-CO 1000- CDO 10W 5.00 1000-6.00 483 ,700 300 500 500 IS00 3000 1000 f00 ti? 62 47 1000 100 1000 500 600. 500 690 500 495 X50 2.44 3X0 'ia 2-50 2.50 2.50 WO 5.00 '2.50 ,31 " . .29 24 5.00 50 5.00 X50 2.50 2.50 3.45 2.50 ,98 S5i 2.50 5i0i; Barton iBrough V 5S04 - Anna Hanson "TV 5CC3 Wells LL Brimhall 525?A?ET PoUettU. 5374 Thrift thcTjUeni 5875 Thrift Jjia Asad. 6SS3 Ralph & Cadger 5896 Mrs. Margaret; Embeltonfiiwi 5923 Maria 'Johnson ;. 5938 .W.-HTChllda. 5937 J. C. Johnson . eOU X3eorge Baglln 6020 H. , Cbilds 6022 WH ChUde 6033 IdaiF. Goldwln 6093 A. L. Booth ... 6164 H. Gullickson ... 6167 Jos. C Lynch -.. 6168 Joal C. Lynch . '6169 Jos C. Lynch .. 617j0 Jos. C Lynch . . 8179 Frank Wehta .. 6193 W. H. Child ... .6206 Frank Alexander 6260 W. H; Child .; . . 6273 W. H. Child . . . 6274 VV. H. Child ... 6292 .'C. 'A. Zackrison 6303 Ivy G. Corf man 8308 Mary J. Jones. . :6319 Arlle L. Freckle- j. ton .j . 6333 Haueter, , Nephl 300 1.50 6383 R. A. Mayo . . . . 500 2.50 3384 R. A: Mayo . . . . 500 2.50 6438 H. C. Goodrich 10000 50.00 6439 J. H. Hendricks 2000 10.00 6444 Ruth Haule .... 250 1.25 6450 Imar Pett, Sr. .1000 5.00 6473 J. P. Sprey ... 1002 5.01 6502 Max Moffitt ... 1000 5.00 . And in accordance with law and an order of the board of directors direc-tors made on the 22nd day of July, 1937, so many shares- of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction at the office of the Secretary, Secre-tary, 75 North University, State Bank of Provo Building, Provo, Utah, on Wednesday the 15th day of Sept., 1937, at 4 o'clock P. M. to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the costs of advertising and expense of sale. CROWN POINT CONSOLIDATED CONSOLI-DATED MINING COMPANY, JULIAN F. GREER, Secretary. Pub. dates: Aug. 29, Sept. 5, 12, 1937. .... : UTAH MING fi: m ? Markets a at oian BT UNITED PRESS .. Stocks higher in active trading. Bondalower. t, ,.: M . . Curb stocks higher and fairly active. ' 'Foreign exchange generally firm. .Cotton; futures decline to further fur-ther new 4-year lows; , early options op-tions below, 9 cent loan peg. -; 'Grains lower, season's lows eV tablished in all . deliveries of wheat. ':Z ' ; .7 ."" ""I r, : , Silver tmchahged in London at 19 15-16. pence a fine ounce. "' - t Metal Piices -lit r-5 -" NEWTORK, Sept. 11 ajj Todays To-days custom smelters . prices for delivered metals, cents' per pound i Copper : Electrolytic 14; export 13.90. TinV Spot straits 59. Lead: New York 6-50-6.55; East St 'Louis 6.35. ZUnc: JSTew York 7.60; East St. Louis 7.25. BUTTER PRICES LOS ANGELES, Sept. 11 (U.P) Butter: ( Extras 36, prime firsts 34, standards stan-dards 33, undergrades 31. Stock Market uccovery STOCKS l BY UlfITED--lvRESS ( " Stock Alta Tun. Bingham Metals Bid Asked Chief Con. . . . Colo. Con. . . . Comb. Metals E. Tin. Con. . . East Utah Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily . . Eureka Mines Horn Silver . . Lehl Tinttc .. Mt. City Copp. New Quincy Ohio Copper . Park Bingham Park City Cob. Park Nelson. . Park Premier Provo S. K. Coal. 11.00 Swansea Con. Tintic Cent. . . Tintic Leaed . . Tintic Standard Victor Con. . . Zuma New Park . . . . . .01 .01 .32 .33 . .31 .34 . . . .77 .79 . .03 .04 . .26 .27 . .38 .39 . .02 .03 . .22 .22 . .90 .94 . .01 .02 . .30 .33 . .32 .34 . .00 .01 . 8.10 8.60 . 1.53 1.60 . .10 .15 . .94 1.00 . .26 2X . .03 .03 . .37 .37 -.04 .06 , .10 .11 .35 .41 .11.00 11.50 .02 .03 .02 .04 .51 .54 . 6.90 7.10 . .03 .04 . .24 .26 .25 .26 NEW VroRK, Sept 11 vUH The stock market made a technical tech-nical recovery today. Industrials retraced about 1 points of yesterday's yes-terday's decline of 8 1-3 points in the average. Rails made small gains and utilities barely held their own- . Throughout the list were gains ranging to 3 points, although a sizeable group of stocks fluctuated fluctu-ated in a one-point afea. Trading crossed the million-share mark for the first Saturday since March 13. " Steel and railroad issues were leaders. Several high-priced issues, which experienced 5 to 10 point declines, came back 2 to 3 points. Copper, chemicals, electrical equipments, equip-ments, motors and amusements Were prominent on the advance. w. w I Ogden Livestock GRAIN RANGE CHICAGO, Sept. 11 (UJ? Wheat High Low 104 Sept. 102 106 Dec. 103 108 May 106 UNION LABOR Aimoiiiicemeiit Provo Local No. 1066 International Association of- Machinists HE Wasatch Chevrolet Company and the officers and members of Provo Local $?o. 1066, Internationa Association Associ-ation of Machinists Union wish to announce an-nounce to the public thata-satisfactory working contract hasf been negotiated with the Wasatch Chevrolet Co., and that wages and Working conditions in this shop are entirely satisfactory. . ' It indeed gives us pleasure to make this announcement, as the Wasatch Chevrolet Co. has always been equitable with its employees and relations with employer and v employee- have - beeVi wholesome and harmonious.' r ? ' 1 ' FRANCIS A. UtBCHT, President. Used Cars havf accumulated while our shop has been dosed. Now' they are Jbeing r rapidly . reconditioned. Bigger and better bargains 'than ever in Used Cars for the buying I ' public and .'for Uilidn'Meinbers. I f i; Our Reconditioning Policy is the" best :-r-our finance rates are the lowest, r BEcbNfi' stf tAi? 4 j)nivers. -AVE.-; r - l - - I OGDEN, Utah, Sept. 11 (U.E) (USDA) Hogs: For week, strong to sligitly higher; bulk good and choice local butchers late $11.25 to $11.35; mixed light and medium weights $11.10 down to $10.50 and under; bulk sows $7.75 $8.50; few light kinds" t $9:00. w Cattle: For week, receipts 1,-901; 1,-901; local gr&sa cattle unevenly lower; carlots with freight benefit bene-fit steady; half load 770-pound Idaho steers $8.50; 17 heifers same load $8.00; 2 out at $7 00; common com-mon and medium steers mostly stockers and feeders $5.00 to $8.00; foad good Nevada feeders 820-pounds $8.10; load 706-pound Idahos $7.85; car 795-pound Idaho heifers $7.50. . Sheep: For week, receipts 100,-926; 100,-926; fat lambs weak to 25 cents lower feeders steady to strong; bulk best fat lambs $9.75; several loads $9.50; 3 decks Idaho feed ers $9.25; few loads $9.00; trucked truck-ed in fat lambs in small lots $8.50 to $900; few lots $7.50 to $8.00; 3 loads 126-pound drive-in- ewes; $4.40. freight paid to coast; car' Nevadag $3.60; few yearlings out at $6.00 and few common ewes at $2.00; stnaU lots trucked - in ewes $30.00 to $3.75. Youth Returns to : kCorimceM6ther . He Is Still Alive SALT LAKB "CrtT, Sept.VlO UJ9 Earl Dean Cummlnga, 16, was en route home oh a motorcycle motor-cycle today to convince his mother in Shawnee, OkUL, that she was mistaken in Identifying: a .body buried two weeks ago as his.. Mrs. Ella - Cummings doubted his identity for a while- and believed be-lieved It might be . "some scheme to get money fromme" when he wrote and . asked for aid in get ting .home after a trip ;to California. Cali-fornia. ,: ' . . r, . Two -weeks ago she had idehu-4 fled the body of a youth killed by a train near. HobiTt, Ok!a. ,as Earl's body and, buried it . beside the body of her daughter, who was killed in the New London Texn school disaster. .t .Earl asked for 110, and included these identifying remarks:' "Do you remember when pa licked me in Texas after I rode his-horse on a bridge and nearly broke lie legr?" and "didn't you have your teeth but when I left with Monte?" Mrs. Cummings remembered; remem-bered; Earl bought a motorcycle to ride home. Ely Monte was the friend with whom young Cummings was traveling. trav-eling. Monte's chance letter to a, . friend in Shawnee gave the mother moth-er her first indication that the wrong person had keen buried. Auditor Reports -City Finance s Provo City's financial condition is on the upgrade. Confidence that the city will finish 1937 without borrowing on tax anticipation was expressed Saturday by City Auditor Mary F. Smith as she released her August report of expenditures and revenues. - ' " Only one other time in recent years has Provo finished a year without borrowing. That was in 1936. With four months left in 1937 the city has an unexpended appropriation ap-propriation of $52,962.60. Of' a budget appropriation of $182,184.-70, $182,184.-70, a total of $129,222.10 have been expended. The street department has spent $22,379.65 of an appropriated appropriat-ed $22,575, leaving but $195.35 unspent. All other departments appear in fairly good shape, however, how-ever, according to the report. Since the street department has practically completed its year's work, it is likely it will ,finish without borrowing. Provo's public improvements' program, of .1833 haseeea o&aay new projects completed, many' more advanced, and some begun. A total of $15,472.93 have been expended thus far this year for public improvements. Among the improvements made: Southwest water lines extension. Canyon Glen project, skeet field, Softball field, North Park improvements, and graveling of streets. . Report of the waterworks fund shows that $48,934.41 of a budget bud-get appropriation ot $66,500 have been expended, leaving $7,565.59. A total of $48,447.38 have been collected, according to the report, re-port, or an estimated revenue of $66,500. . PAGE IN IDAHO CALDWELL.. Idaho, - Sept. 1 OLE Delegates of , western states irrigation projects today awaited opening sessions of the seventh annual irrigation congress here Tuesday and, Wednesday. . i V--- ii m r 1 S Youthful lYour chiMa evas are a!rW pcasaMdon.Thy neeaA V J I ! the best o;irr todTTTOtecuei Most5 toathW eytA V I . oflments coa, b corrected bv . " - " I f modem methods. 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