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Show rilK Thursday, December 20, 1034 Cousuiifflmlii- TIMES-NEW- I - Visit 4-7-:- Hfl1 MP Past, Looks Ahead V-- nen-limb- le cm: At this season our thoughts in gratitude to our friends who hive i... ssililc the jiast year's work We exend to ymi tlie season's kindest j;r. and liojie the coming year will In in Happiness ancl Prosperity ; !e t!,. ,s ( u F ALL the limy that Cousin Surah could choose to couie !" Florence Gor-do-n cried, at she crushed the telegram and threw it tn thu floor. "Could dt-thing be more upsetting wore uunoylngy A few minutes before her heart Joy of had teen singing with Christmas. She had been t.wtl with satisfaction and pride ai she looked around the little bungalow. But now everything was spoiled Cousin Sarah, the most eccentric and utterly Impossible of all her relatives was cotnlt i to spend the holidays with her and Ted. At any other time Florence wouldn't have minded so much, for In spite of Cousin Sarah's pecularl-ties- , she really had a feeling of affection for the little old lady. But now she was overwhelmed by the thought of what tlie Andersons would think of her. Robert Anderson hud charge of Ted's department, and was a big power In the company. During the past year, their only daughter had married and gone to live abroad her husband had been given a three year appointment In Shnnghal. Ted had made the suggestion that perhaps the couple were lonely and might enjoy spending Christmas with them. At first Florence would not agree: the thouclit of the rather pompons Mr. Anderson and his equally wife filled her with dismay. Reluctantly she gave tn to Ted's wishes. The Invitation was extended, and to her surprise, readily, acSince, she had done everycepted. thing possible to make the occasion a happy one. But now Cousin Sarah was coming to spoil all her plans! As soon as Ted opened the door that evening, she rushed to him with the news. "I wouldn't let It worry me, honey. If the Andersons are the sensible people they ought to be. The ONLY Truck At Price That Gives You ALL These FEATURES ANY '. i (Eljrtstnms bntmo Jog that are g The season of ring true! "Iad making wishes is here Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Telephone if you can't be SELLS FURNITURE CO. Mrs. . Sylvia Peters, Mrs. Merle McPherson and Miss Delia Mc- Pherson were Salt Lake City visit ors last Monday and Tuesday. Ecrnice Evans, who is attending the L. D. S. school of nursing in Salt Lake City, is spending the holidays in Nephl at the home of her mother, Mrs. Leah Evans. (5 I'M ate! i'J'sj'! B trJNrljgj Dr. P. L. Jones Dentist tVfeodowbrook Dairy The NEWHOUSE HOTEL Salt Lake Cttj, Utah Mrs. J. H. Its Popularity Offering 1 lndlYidiiai rooms at a price that exceedingly moderate. ? V Single $2 to $4 Double $2. $0 to $450 400 Room . 400 Baths Y W. E. Sutton General Manager car comfort patch at the right box Chauncey W. West Assistant General Manager oi tne uanel Safety glass is stanaard equipment throughout. Triple ventilation includes: u uiear Vision ventilation in door windows i2 Kasv oDemiim windshield op erated by a single center control; mi laree screened cowl ventilator. beat width increased to 48 inches. Pienty of leg room and elbow irunn rntrtnr of cab comnletelv linprt ulth ntl.raetivte. durable Deb bie grain material, insuiaiea root and dash. New 18 gallon fuel tank with conveniently located filler cap Mew Rip-Cool- ed Quick Stopping Brakes Cast alloy Iron drums with ral cooling rims dissipate taster. Drums will not integ- heat 'bell-mout- No "fading," even when making a series of stops in rapid succession. Newly designed brake mechanism and makes quicker stopping smoother with heavy loads. Longer life between brake adjustments. Truck - Type New design assures much longer clutch life minimizes slippage and smoother engagement permits Lower pressure at idling speed. outer on of clutch ends Weights release levers increase plate pres sure by centrifugal force as the speed of the engine increases. Im proved ventialtion makes clutch run cooler. Diameter increased to She Might Break Loose With Some 11 innches. Larger frictional area. Vibration dampencr elimates synFreakish Stunt. chronized engine and axel noises. they surely won't mind an old lady acting op a little." New High Efficiency But Florence continued worrying. Ted, being a man, couldn't underCooling System stand, of course. He didn't stop to think that It might even hurt him tn the office if something should Larger water pump impellers circulate more water per minute. Six happen. fan draws more air Cousin Sarah arrived on Christ- bladed Radiator 2 mas eve, a queer looking figure, through radiator. 15 per cent more dressed In a rustling black silk inches wider; area. Water jackets exgown of a cut and style long out radiating full length of cylinder walls tend of fashion. Florence's heart sank and along upper part of crankcase as she looked at her, but she tried keeping both engine and oil at an to make her welcome sincere. efficient operating temperature. The Christmas dinner threatened to be the stiff, unenjoyable affair New Crankcase that Florence had feared from the first Ted had no right to Invite Ventilation System such people as the Andersona It seemed Impossible to get them to Directed flow cianKCAse ventilation unbend, to act In the natural, hap- reduces corrosion and oil dilution py way that all people should act, by removing acid fumes, water vapespecially at Christmas. . . Florence or, unburned gasoline and other felt miserable, for there was also impurities. Cousin Sarah to worry about; at V-- 8 Performance With any moment she might break loose with some freakish stunt Economy Cousin Sarah did. It seemed as If the stiffness and formality around The Ford V8 truck engine de-- V the table was too much for her. Never had Florence seen her act so elopesno more than 80 horsepower. more fuel than a "four". ridiculous. What would the Ander- Uses Dual carburetor and dual Intake sons think? cast alloy manifold. Light-weigFlorence was soon to know. She pistons. Exhaust valve seat inwatched them become as delight- serts. Heavy duty copper-ela- d confully human as any folks could be. necting rod bearings. Special truck They were Joining to Cousin Sarah's type cylinder heads. fun In a way that amazed her. And soon Grant Anderson was passing Lwo cost Engine Exchange plan; his plate for another helping of with Rear Axel Full and Mrs floating Anderson was turkey, praising everything In the most en Straddle-mounte- d driving pinion . tbuslastlc tones. . Cousin Sarah, whose visit Florence had dreaded . . Ful torque tube drive permits so much, was turning a dull and Free - shackling of uninteresting dinner Into the very I a of kind gayest party Rear Springs . . . Deep, rugged Seml-ellipt- Westers Newspaper Onloa. BOOKLET X Rates I t all-su- el ci;i.w-iit!i- Heavy Duty Clutch C I liil:' construction. Real lor the driver. Adjustable driver's seat ot lilting back type. Passenger car .iu! instrument Krouued directly ui Hunt of the uiiver, with, dis Welded I I ON FARM CREDIT frame with no Oil-e- A booklet has been published by the Agricultural Commission, American Bankers Association, on "Fac- and Cab. tors Affecting Farm Credit," for the purpose of furthering on a national scale the taking of farm inventories and the making of credit statements as sponsored by the commission la cooperation with the state colleges of agriculture and the U. S. Department of Agriculture. The goal Is better relationships between farmer .evtomers and their hanks. Jackson Motor Co. hephi, Utah wi-du-- s si-ii- t Ord & Mangelson DKUGGISTS IF YOU ARE A LAST MINUTE SHOPPER UMI'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR STORE We have rebuilt our Stocks for YOU CONTEST ON JUNIOR AUTO ENDS MONDAY DECEMBER 24th AT 9:00 P. M. Rules : 1 Wrap all your vote cards in a bundle. 2 Write your Name Address and number of cards Plainly on the bundle. 3 Bring them in not later than 9 P. M. on above date. 4 Person Having Largest number of Vote Cards RECEIVES THE BIG PRIZE. Bailey - McCune Where Bargains Await You MILLS NEWS Jack Kelly was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening by a number of friends the occasion being his A program birthday anniversary. and games furnished the entertainment for the evening, after which delicious refreshments were served to all present. Phone 345W Mr. and Mrs. Dean Howard and Mr. and Mrs. H. M Hanson attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Hudson at Nephl Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edhart Bendixion and family visited Saturday at Nephi and Levan. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams had week-en- d guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams and family of Champlain. as rK':''UMl"iii!iiiin.ii;;ni mm B' .v..' " ft ... &:i" Sill STARTED e FIRST TIME A tcuch of the end cway starter... you gc! That is, when you. use the right kind o rr.cior oil ss Front Spring Shackles . . . Baked enamel finish . . Deep skirted Fenders Match colors of Hood I'luisttnas time, when lndly and sue iwll.ikes ajear are ('c.d yu to last through the year. r lc "Kick-up- " V At Nor do the relief figures Riven above include the many millions of dollars made available by the government for road construction and for county and city PWA pro Jects. The gerat volume of money pour ed Into the widely scattered projects by federal, state, county and city administrations has reached every part of the state, rehevein per sonal distress, aiding business rec overy and rebuilding community morale But while all of these activities and all have been going forward, reauirine careful atentlon to the planning and execution, the future of the state has not been forgotten. Planning for the best economic development of the state is a very imporant function of the government. This type of directional forethought in the past has been one of the many duties of department heads. The planning function thus accomplished was generally done and state programs became fairly well unified. Some of our state departmental executives have realized for years past the definite need of a planning system extended into the future. It was this type of forslght that caused the Utah state road commission in 1928 to formulate a ten year plan of state road building. Other departments have followed this idea ip the adoption of long-tim- e plans. The value of pur poseful planning was brought home last summer when It became known that Utah was one of trie first states to receive immediate response to telegraphic petitions for drouth relief. There was no expensive delay and waiting for plans to be drawn with definite aims and supporting reasons. Plans were already prepared and based upon facts, the most of which had been in de partmental files for months. Experiments in long rang? planning had been so successful that this state was pleased 10 accept the suggestion of the national planning board to appoint a state planning group wnicn is now functioning. 1934 Cjrveetxyiujl ed. ht Waton Deserving H New Comfortable Coupe Type Cab New with them Miss (Continued From Patse One) ergenry relii'f fund. Nearly million dollars from that source has tot nl provided been jMiured into the for relieving suffernw Practically every dollar received has eone fur the purpose intended by the legis lature, the overhead beinvr a amount Everyone who has paid a penny as sales tax on a purchase may be assured that lie has helped some one In need. An apreciative word should be expressed for the FERA state organization, set up under the direction of Robert H. Hinckley and ably carried on by a capable and efficient corps of workers. It has been my privilege to work with that organization daily and I can attest Its loyatly. My sympathies have t?one out to those whose normal Incomes have been cut off and whose work lias been lost and prospects ruined by the widesnorad drouth of the past year. Although Utah took action and secured drouth relief funds earlier than other states, the work was undertaken none too soon. Conservation of water, saving of orch ards and other cros were projects under drouth relief. Help in scores of places was given to secure culinary water. Attain the government aided, and again valuable service was rendered by volunteer and by ether workers who responded to every call and valiantly met and aided In overcoming serious conditions. Since September 1. 1932, the state of Utah has received from the federal government $18,652,546 in RFC CWA and FERA funds for relief The state contributed purposes. from the sales tax $1,912,354.61 and local governments gave $1,176,033 39 In addition, local contributions un-d- e rthe CWA amounted to $707- 717.31, making the total local funds contributed $1,883,750.50. All of this money has been expended for the drouth and unemployment relief. This does not take into account the state building program, for which 1.512,500 was secured by the state administration as a loan and grant to provide employment for those engaged in building construction work architects and those engaged in building trades generally. By the use of these funds, es sentlal and needed structures at state institutions are being provld lo ffr spoken PAGE FIVE Gov. Blood Reviews 1935 FORD 8 TRUCK Halhcrinc VWW &Ic!man NEPIII. UTAH S. and gasoline. At this Joyous season I send a wish to you A Happy Glad New Year A Merry Christmas Too Ed. Chase Conoco Dealer And that's easy! fm.' - Mew Vico motor oil coid-pro- nsw winter there are for modem motors rjrcid-3is specially relined for cold It rncr'cos starting weather. easier. Ftp 33 winter gasoline helps the good cause along by starting ctt the first spark. It's a real jV 3 - Bi superfuel. with tetra lead at price ot .ethyl ri-jul- cr gacchne. There's a Pep t tionin yourneii Drive in lor winter motoring service. UTAH OIL REFINING COMPANY Stations end Dealers in Utah and Idaho Distributors ol Atlas Tires and Batteries 400 Service |
