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Show PAGE riVF T , V t ; ! n i i If 1 r "a nr 1 BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY You will find these Merchants and Professional People anxious , to serve you. It will pay you to patronize them. v AUTO GLASS LET us replace your broken glass. Ahlander Mfg." Co., 476 S. Univ. Phone 100. AUTO GREASING PROPER lubrication and gasolines gaso-lines at Stan's Service. Station. 331 West Center St. AUTO HEATERS STEWART-Warner. Gas Heaters complete $15.95. Ford Hot-Air Heaters $0.49. Firestone Auto Supplies & Service' Stores, 229 West Center. Phone 39. Auto radiators -A- RADLVi'OKS repaired and flushed. flush-ed. Ahlander Mfg. Co., 476 So. Univ. Phone 100. AUTO REPAIRING SEE Ray Aston for repairing and brake service. Nimer & Clayson, 275 South University. - BEAUTY SHOPPE MILDRED James Beauty Shoppe. New location, 80 No. 2nd East. Phone 466. BUILDING MATERIALS ALL kinds. Home financing and planning. Fuel. Tri-State Lum-ber Lum-ber Co. 590 S. Univ. Phone 20. CHIROPODIST DR. G P. Wiseman, foot .specialist. .special-ist. Farmers & Merchauts Bk. Eld. Phone 256. , CLEANING SPECIAL c&sn ana carry prices. Men's suits and topcoats, 69c. Ladies' dresses and coat, 69c. Men's hats, 49c. Provo Cleaner. 77 North 1 .Wes.t. COAL AND WOOD COAL, wood, reasonable prices. Wood sawing. Phone 1362. DAIRY CHERRY Hill Dairy. Phone 713, 24 South 4th West Cream, milk, butter, cottage cheese and eggs delivered to your home daily. FOUNDRY WORK rBACKilAN foundry, general foundry work, stove grates, lin- ings, bronze and aluminum. 8S3 X West 6 South. Phone 1693W. FURNITURE REPAIRING REF1NISHING, re-uphoLstering like new. D. T. K. Co. Phone 544. . , CHILDREN'S furniture, also furniture fur-niture repairing, 369 North, 7 West v " FUEL SPRING Canyon and Blue Blaze coal. Sold on money-back guarantee. guar-antee. Money-saving prices, quick delivery. Right Weigh Co. Phone 525. - GASOLINE ANO Oil DISTRIBUTORS USE Texaco products. C. H. Vance, Agent. 7 S. &. Univ. Ave. Phone 30. - CERTIFIED lubrication at Shell stations. C. G. 'Wilson, agent. 55 E. 7 South." Phone 1435. HAULING MOVING and transfer- business. Yellow Cab & Transfer Co. Phone 300. ICE CREAM FOR party, family dinner. Chase's ice cream cake rolls 35c. Bon-nett-Vacher Co. 402 West Center. Cen-ter. MATTRESSES YOUR old mattress remade itke new. Utah County Mattress Co. 661 West 2 North. Phone 345. . PLUMPING and HEATING P. L. LARSON, 343 V. Center. Phone 574.., Call . us for estimates. esti-mates. - PLANTING PLANT Lillies, Tulips, Narcissus now. Provo Greenhouse. Phone Eight-O. SPECIAL Until Nov. 1Q WRINGER rolls to fit any make washer, or grates to .fit any make stove, $1.50 each. Draper Fix-It Shop, in with Jolley Tires Shop, 445 West Center. Phone 1C60-W. FOIt SALS RZAL E3TATT2 REAL ESTATE! An Estate Must Sell Quick Four Rooms Modern Basement Close in -Very Reasonable Total Price $2650. Owner Desires To Trade New Modern Brick Five Rooms Extra Apt. at Rear - South Front Lovely Flowers Lawn Wants Smaller Place. Two Apts. Two Sets Plumbing Modern Frame New Type Build ingLarge Lot Price $4200. Just Completed Four Rooms Modern Large Lot N.E. Only $2650. BUILDING LOTS A SPECIALTY See Them Soon Next Year Big Building Year! Select Your Lot Now! PHONE 1099 Willard L. Sowards AGENCY Office: 39 West 2nd North St., Provof Utah FOR REAL REAL ESTATE BARGAINS RENTALS : Bust ness or Residence I n surance Bonds or Notary - Work See or Phone No. 4 --HEAL REALTY CO.MPANY 165 West Center Street Provo's New Shopping Center See - - uur w maows for Specials Every Indication points to con tinued ,!mprove$ent in business conditions. Invest In Real Estate, it's sure and safe. We have a 5 room mod. home, full basement, n.a. neat, garage, 3x8 rods ground. 5th East Center. Make an offer. PROWS Ss HAWS REALTY CO., 5S North Univ. Ave., Provo, Utah. I'none 456. A Good Money Maker Beautiful 9 Room Brick Home on East Center with good rental income. 4 Bedrooms and Bath upstairs. 2 Bedrooms, large Living Room," Dining Room and Kitchen and Bath on first floor. Newly decorated good floor coverings throughout. Furnace heat. 3 rooms in basement. See us for terms. 5 Room Brick Home, M&dern 2 Porches, closets and built-in cupboards. cup-boards. Only $2,500 Near B. Y. U. Terms. 5 Room Modern Brick Home Small barn, coops, flowing well; A Acre ground; on paved highway, high-way, close in. A good buy at $2,750. - J' GRAY REALTY CO. Insurance - Loans and Bonds 196 JVEST CENTER ST., Phone 370 RADIATOR REPAIRING CLEANING and repairing. See Arnold Mooney at Nimer & Clayson, 275 South University. ROOT BEER DELICIOUS root v beer floats Good sandwiches. A & W stand. 129 South University Avenue. TAXI DAY & night service. Phone 300. Yellow Cab & Transfer Co. 391 W. Center St. TAXIDERMIST' SPORTSMEN! Have deer heads mounted by a professional La-Mar La-Mar Groneman. 330 South 3 West. TOY REPAIRING TOYS, furniture and cabinets, repaired re-paired or made to order. Ras-mussen, Ras-mussen, 193 North 10th West. Phone 675. HIDES BRING your deer hides to Provo Hide & Fur Co. 143 West 6 South. Phone 367. USED TIRES YOUR choice for balance TJue: 4.75-19; 5.50-19, 6 ply; 5.50-17; 6.00-16; 5.50-16; 6.50-20, 6 ply. Also: 1 set 6.00-16 change over tires, wheels for Ford cars and 19 and 21-Inch wheels. Make your own easy terms. Morrison Auto Supply. WASHING MACHINES MAYTAG washers and parts. Provo Maytag Co. 174 West Center. - FIX UP THE SPARE ROOM .. FOR STUDENTS Best -Bargains in New and Used Furniture. We Repair Stoves and Furnish Linings and Grates for all makes of stoves. We also clean Chimneys. THE GENERAL SHOP 159 North Chlv. Phone 915W READ THE. WANT ADS DAILY Oonie Heel Good Buys EJ-ht Room Crick IIorr3 .- Suitable Suit-able for two families Ccre-in location. Very good for $2750. Five Room I Ioi?m (Brick with four room basement apartment. Double garage Close in location N $4 G00, good terms. Five Room New Frame Four room apartment Good garage. Located near schools and park. Very nice for $4000 terms. One Acre Very Good Land Plenty irrigation r water improvements Five Room Modern Frame House Chicken house, cow barn, hog pens, young orchard, $2700. : Choice Building Lots Any part of City. See us for your Real Estate Needs, Loans, Bonds and Insurance. Dixon Real Estate Co , 233 WEST CENTER, ST., Provo, Utah t for iR r4rr . FttttNisnno 3 ROOM apartment, - with batlv newly decorated. 745 North 2 East. . ' ' '' nlO APARTMENT, pay by week, re quced rates. 266 West 3 South Nov. 10 HEATED, furnished s le eping room, close in. 110 South. East. Nov. 14 3 ROOM heated. electricallv equipped apartment, hot water. 96 West, 4 North. nl3 . . . - . " OR UNFURNISHED. modern apartment. 270 North, 4 West. attractive 3 room modern apartment. Phone 954 M. 721 West Center. ' - - h9 ok unfurnished 3 room arart ments. Phone 363J. 227 East 3 North. . . n9 FOll REMT . Unf umisbeo 4 ROOM modern brick home. 275 East 3 North, Springyille. nl5 NEWLY decorated modern 4 room apartment. 642 North 5 East. . - v:'-r;A--:-.!--vH::-?.-.ni4 ROOM basement apartment,7 range. 144 West Z South. - nl2 ROOM apartment, modern, range, garage. 245 West 4th South. . , . nl2 13SR4. nl2 FOR RENT IF YOU want to rent see S. W. Kitchen, Orem . State Highway. v. v;. Nov. 14 GOOD garage, close to B. Y. V $2.50 per month. J. A. Owens- - 691 North University Avenue Phone 894 W.. v . n24 LOST POCKETBOOK with hunting li cense, driver's license, other papers and money with name E. A; Brown. Reward. Return to .Herald. nlO LADY'S black "swagger- caracul coat at Utahna. Reward. Phone 1184R. ,n9 HOARD AND ROOM HOME board and room, reasonable, reason-able, modern home. 754 West 1 North. Phone 696J. n30 FOUND BLACK and white pointer at .Cliff Inn. Owner identify and pay for ad. ! Nov.10 WANT ADS 'PHONE ;;495: Want ads will appear on the Clasrifled . Ad JPage IX they are In the office before 9 a, m., after which, they will appear in the column "Too Late For Classification." Classifica-tion." ' .. . - Want Ada will fca accept&l until I p. ,'rnn :- ..escept 03 Saturday, when they will appear In Sunday's Issue If phoned Into the office by , 4 p. m. - Ratea First and second diy, eac2i insertion. 10 cents per line; , three days 25 cents per Una; ons week, 40 cents per line; two weeks,-, 70 cents per line; cne month $1.20 per line. ; -VV ' .Minimum charge x 25 cents. Mln'mum accepted 2 lines; All words must be fully spelled out and no abbreviations abbrevia-tions accepted. v Classified Ado Must Be Paid in Advanco I x .Lcrral Hate J0 cents per .Una per ta- tr ?"Trr r : DRIVING 'S3 Plymouth to Reno Monday. Can take four passengers. passen-gers. Phcne 023-J-4. Nov.9 WATr.tt to .buy rr PIANO and accordion for cash. Phcne 940R. SOS East 3 South. n!6 FUR SALE MtecelTanenn BUY your winter potatoes from us. Russetts and Bliss 90c per hundred, sacxed. Salem Mercantile Mer-cantile Co. Salem, ,Utah. n22 PRACTICALLY new Halsco house trailer, strictly modern, reasonable. reason-able. Jolley Motor company, 145 North University. n!2 FIRST class hay, weigh it yourself. your-self. Harold Maag. Phone 05-R-3 Nov.14 4 SUFFOLK ram lambs, W. O Meacham. VVallsburg. n9 TWO 5 drop electric light fix tures. Like new. Only .$6.25 each. 91 North (University Avenue. n!2 : ' ' i DELICIOUS apples 50c .bushel up. , Free from worms.. A.; G Hulick, : Route 3, Box 231-A Carterville road. tf ROME beauty , apples by bushel or truck load.. George .Gronenxan, 11th West 12th South. Phone " 030J2. ' ' mo GOOD Russet potatoes, delivered Phone 03R2. ' 1 nl5 JONATHANS, Wines and Romes, No. 1, 50c. 894 North 4 West. Phnne 429J. dl COAL, all kinds. Christopherson Yord. West Center. Phone 791. ' ' nl2 WORIi WANTED ANY kind. Girl, high school graduate. Phone 529 W or call at 527 East 4 North. , . .nl2 SPRIHGlflLLE blRS. MANILA BROVN V Oorresponuent Phone 223-W Mrs. Harold .Christensen will be hostess to members of- the Ladies'; .Literary , club at her Thursday. Announcement ' is made of the marriage of Mis3 -Viola Evans of Butte, Mont., to Wallace Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pat rick of this city, which took place last week. The young couple will make their home vin Springville. . - In compliment to Mrs. Viola Evans Patrick, a bridal shower was given by Miss Lola B. White at her home. Mrs. Mae B. Huntington Hunt-ington 'reviewed the book "Spring Came. On Forever,"' after which a tasty - lunch was served. " Those participating were Mrs. Emma Alleman, Mrs. Sarah Palfrey- man, .Mrs. Eugena , Bird, Mrs. Zina Con die, Mrs. Fr&a Alleman, Mrs. Af ton ' Palf reyman, Mrs Maggie H. Wood, Mrs. Ethel Weight, Miss Bess Finley, Mrs Marva Taylor, Mrs. Nellie Child, Mrs. Bessie Averett, Mrs. Eiva Averett, Mrs. Cecil Rdbertson, Mrs. Ziska Waters, Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler, Mrs. Inez Parker, Mrs. Irene Strong, Mrs. Fred Sum-sion, Sum-sion, Mrs. Margaret Ostler, Mrs Melva Jensenr Mrs. Blancn Evans, Mrs. ; Sarah Lambson, Mrs. Beth Lambson, Mrs. Amanda Oakley, Mrs. Myrell Banner Mrs. Ada Mae Patrick, Mrs. Lura A. Patrick, Pat-rick, the Misses Marion, Elma and Erma Patrick and the bride and hostess. A delightful evening was spent by all and the guest of - honor received many, lovely lifts. . Dr.. Leslie D. Burbidge and George Burbidge of Salt Lake City, were , guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harrison on Sunday. Among those who went from Springville to Salt Lake City Saturday to attend the Taming' of the" Shrew," were Mrs. Buleah Whiting, Venice Whiting, Mrs. Vilate K. Reynolds, Elaine Brock- bank, - Mrs. Ruby Christensen. LaJeune Whitney, Bernice Park, Mrs. Hilda Grant and Da ma Grant. Mrs. Virginia .dinger was hos tess to a group of friends at-a social at her home Friday eve ning, cards featured the entertainment enter-tainment followed by a dainty lunch. There were present Mrs. Carol Peterson, Mrs. Jen Allen, Mrs. Myrle Diamond, Mrs. Lenore Bills, Mrs. Iva Snow, Mrs. Iris DibUe and Mrs. LaRee Warner. War-ner. . AUXILIARY PARTY SPANISH FORK Obser'ing ArmisUce Day, the American Legion, Le-gion, auxiliary unit 68; will entertain enter-tain at an afternoon card party Friday Nov. 10 at the American Legion hall. The ladies are invited and a small admission charge will be made to help further the work of the unit. Plans are going forward for-ward under the, management of competent committees. The function func-tion will commence at 2 p. m. Card3 will be played and refreshments refresh-ments served.. Coanfry Dbctor Freezes Cancer Victim An army of hopeless cancer victims is calling on Dr. V. D. Cunningham, Cunning-ham, country doctor, of Pryor. Okla., for help since he adapted a freezer .from an icebox to use the '.'hibernating sleep" method of treating , the disease. His home-made . apparatus, cirrculating refrigerant re-frigerant through hose c!l to reduce temperature of 86 degrees, here is used on Mrs. Homer Stout. 4fl. - - Oddities In The News HOVE, Eng. The Sussex watch committee banned , the Russian anti-Nazi film, "Professor Mam- lock," todaji saying it; might cause hatred for Germany. :00: HARTFORD, Conn. Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes was offered a charter membership in the Grouch club of America today on the strength of reviews of his repent book, "America's House of Lords -An Inquiry Into the Free dom of the Press." The organiza tion's president, Willard B. Rog ers in a letter to Ickes said that the executive committee voted to submit to you a membership card. This, which will be mailed upon your acceptance, is unusually at tractive In the size, shape and THIS CURIOUS WORLD -S2NJIS SHO, BOSTON RED SOX, WENT IN AS A AND HURLEDA , OF BASEBALL A BASE RUNNER WHO HAD E3EOrxI WALKEHD BV THE STARTING PITCHER. WAS CAUGHT STEALING SECOND AFTER. SHORE WENT IN, AND HE RETIRED THE AsjX7 ; , OQSSQ . : . COPR. 1939 BV NEA SERVICE. INC. A BIRD'S TAIL-HAS TAIL-HAS AN OP - - FEATHERS. . . ANSWER- Wrong. An ieequake breaking up of any great ice mass, FOR SALE AUTOS (CrS rnr"? 3 -A nf 1 Or I Wr Chcv. iDealer 1 Day Special! So. Univ. 1937 DODGE DELUX COUPE Radio, white side-wall tires. ; Finished in Alpine Blue. This car is original I throughout. Today Only JJ S3 FORD COACH New motor - f O f . and Paint 31 FORD SEDAN with trunk. . Black finish 7 7. . . Za CII2TV. TOWN S3CDAN New paint and tires f Radio ........... ..... . ... S-2JJJ S3 C:.i:V. SPORT SEDAN Complete overhaul " fs s . on motor. New black finish. Tires - perfect .. ls mS 9 CIIEV. SPORT SliDAN Radio, seat covers. lflpO Dual horns and clock. 6900 miles ;'. S, d -We have 14 different models in -ton and 14 -ton. trucks.' All makes. If you need a truck we have it. Come in and look them over. ' Ve have 8 Late srodcl Pickups, All Peady to Go Good Transportation for Small Monthly Payments i open evenings lDl.i!n::lh IInlrcrc!ty..Avcr.:: .1 .V ? : , ., . , ; ; : : color of a lemon and is only sent to people with proven grouches." :OOr ' BUFFALO, N, Y. wire is no longer a useful partner in an economic eco-nomic . unit, ' Dr. Will . Durant noted philoposopher and author, said today she is "almost alux- ury." "With industrialization of society, so-ciety, it ( marriage) is no longer a unit - of economic . production," he toid a civic group. "A wife to day is almot axluxury a thing of beauty and probably joy forever. ; ,v-v ; -:OQ; " v.'', , SANTA MONICA Cal. Eve-blonde, Eve-blonde, labout 23, and very nude sat on the beach. , She let the surf . sweep across her toes and- to police who ar rived in scandalized horror at such goings on, she said: I'm Eve. Would you please get me some pink blankets ?" . Police bundled her into a coat instead and took her to the police station to ascertain her identity. Dy William Ferguson is the concussion attending the as from cold. " FOR SALEAUTOS r. i. . . "U i '. '...r.hc?.in! M V rr- r m ma av V J EARTHQUAKES t ( . ARE CAlOED ) H ri " H THIPANOGOS WARD SHARON WARD Mrs. rierrill CraruUU Reporter I'hor o C ! t-R-3 Mrs. Lorna 'Mayeock reviewed the play, "A Family Portrait," by Leora Coffee and William Joyce Cowan 1 in the assembly program in Timpanogos M. I. A. Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charle3 Bird, Mr Heber Bird and Mrs. Alice E. Bird of Salt Lake City visited with the Joseph E. Booth family Sunday Air. ana js.irs. J-ieo I'ouison en tertained at dinner Saturday eve ning for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rowley and Mr. and Mrs. Law rence i'almer. The Elders of Timpanogos ward are sponsoring an "apron and overall" dance in another of thei series of Friday night dances given at the ward amusement hall 'mere will be good music and the public is invited. Mrs. Fern Laudie gave the the ology lesson in Sharon ward Re lief society Tuesday "aiternoun her subjtct being, "John." Mrs Pearl Newell sang a solo with Mrs. Ruth Mecham as accom panist. The Liberty stake of Salt Lake City is presenting the play "Adam and Eva " at the Vineyard amusement amuse-ment hall Friday evening. Thl3 promises to be a Bplendid performance perform-ance and all members of Sharon stakeare cordially invited to at tend. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells have moved to Orem from Vine yard and will make their home in the Dan Jepperson cottage. JMr. and Mrs. J. D. Park, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Burr enjoyed a pheas ant dinner at the Burr home Tuesday Tues-day evening following a day of hunting. Mr. and Mrs. J. George Stratton were dinner guests, also. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Price are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter born Friday at the Lehi hospital. Mrs. Price was formerly Miss Mary Jacobs. The Prices are located at the Orem station in Orem. , :, . Miss Naomi Park visited with missionary friends in Tremonton over the week end. With thesa friends she attended a party in Logan Saturday evening, returning return-ing to Tremonton for conference Sunday. .' Mr. and Mrs. Cutler of IIol- brook, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Carson of Salem, both the men former Tongan L. D. S. missionaries, missionar-ies, visited with Rudolf Woolf-gramm Woolf-gramm at the C. Lucius Laudie nome Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Park visited in Salt Lake City Tuesday. Their daughter", Naomi, returned home with them to participate in the voting. : Gummings Slated v To Give Lecture National racial habits and characteristics char-acteristics and how they have influenced in-fluenced the present situation in Europe will be discussed by Professor Pro-fessor B. F. Cummings of Brigham Young university in his lecture on the topic, "National Character Factors in the European Situation," Situ-ation," before the Rotary club at Price on Thursday evening. Professor Cummings, head of the department of modern and classical languages, explains that national and racial traits are shown in the literature that is produced in any country. One short phono rail will start yoa rncHy f-wsrj more comfortable home and pet it in ttcp l. i clivers around you. 1, Phon us well help plan your ImprovrnfE;ts. Ccr-" Ccr-" " fol planning, wilb our practical experitirr, means dollars saved. 2. Modern material our stffe en -hracet I'ue Kiot ' rerent, time-saving materials. Ve'll tccemmenj a reli- Lle contractor, if yoa have none. . 3. Apply for a loan yon ran fir; ly for au F.II.A. Lome ' modernization loan at oor oRice. No rasb outlay !s necerc.iry. You pay fr r-i.-itilala i I laLor in convenient lawntLly in.-. -tjUinent .nil to i t your income, Yoall. funJ the Invest rtent fef a traall t:"i- eah motSi Luy a lot of home comfort. TRI - STATE LUMBER CO. 503 South University Avenue J r"-. U 0 Provo residents who ate providing pro-viding accomodations for student.-, of Brigham Young university have been Invited to meet at ti c campus Thursday evening with the housing committee of the university, uni-versity, according to-Dr. Alva J. Johanson, chairman. The meeting meet-ing will be held at H p. m. in room 218 of the Education bulling. bull-ing. All boarding house keep err,, apartment owners, and pro; Motors Mo-tors of other accomocUtu m which serve students of I;. Y. U. are invited to be piesent, Dr. Jo'nanson said. Supervisors of th University dormitorie3 will u) attend. Members of the B. Y. U. student stu-dent accomodations committed, in addition to Dr. Johanson. arc: V. JL Sncll, p. P. Bigelow, Floyd Millett, and Mrs. Nettle Ken Smart, dean of women. Ladies' Auxiliary Sponsors Meet in The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Orem town board heard Laval MorrL, landscape architect, discuss dis-cuss "Landscaping and Bcautifi-cation" Bcautifi-cation" in their meetinir at the Sharon stake seminary buildin - Thursday evening. An inteitvitin;: ui.scus.sion rollowed the talk. The Singing Mothers presented a selection and Wayne Cumuli, accompanied by Mrs. Gunneii' sang two polos. Mayor B. M Jolley spoke briefly on commu nity boautlfication. Mrs. Cr.ice Ilarusen urged all who were interested inter-ested to complete their membership. member-ship. Miss Bessie J. Kitkhnrn. home demonstrator, was also in attendance. President Ada Skinner took charge. legal :otig:g Probate and Guardianship Notices Considt County Clft.1i or t i lUwpwtlx Bljrntr for furl- t j NOTICK TO. WATZirU l.fLS Quince K. Kimball, 237 North First West, Salt Lake City. Utah has filed Application No. 1 15030 to appropriate 8.1G sec. ft. of water from American Fork creek in Utah county. The water will U diverted during the ntire year Jit a point N. 23 deg. 11 nun. W. 4403 ft. from U. S. Mineral Monument Monu-ment No. 1, American Fork Min ng District, said Monument loin;' within the KC'i NW; Jlec. 21, T. 3 S., R. 3 E., fSLB&M. Tip water will be used to generate electrical energy for mining purixes In American Fork canyon aiter which .it will be returned to lr. natural channel at a point N. r dcg. 42 min. W. 3515 ft. from f ii.l U. S. Mineral Monument. Protests resisting raid Applica tion muM be in affidavit form v.'itu extra copy and filed with T. H. lumpherys, State I.:nr:inecr, 403 !tate Capitol, Salt Lit? City. Utah W'ith $1.00 filing fee on or cfore December 30, If t. H. HUiirnriiYs, State Erir-.ccr. ' Pub. in The Daily Herald Nov. 2, 9, ,16, 23, 30, 1033. - y 4 V i -'V What doi your neighbor tre v!.;i L walk ,by yoar borne? It it a modern,' pleasant plare in good repair? Does it fIl your family's needs? 1 VI. |