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Show '? TnrE'EKlNG'HEriALr); .to mi enrrnan nnei? runcv 1 IllDk ; lullL J Ui i U U 1 LU U JLi U 1 lu I rninro j t u. s. government: Slif plufltSfock - '- l li -- lij hosMA ; ALLLEADVTQ ; iff U v :;:" wAi W1 n . . j' f v 1 ULY 12, 1323. WEDNESDAY, :. IlIS F0I1T SMITH DliUG STORE t 1 ., Dorv't Waste a Single Thin arrt . -- -- J&f n iHOPHji - - 'it I 3mi send It ta cue pf these V Hare Repaired Cleaned or Rebuilt Like New4h m RECONDITIONED . Sart Money by- bnyinj or exchanging for one of our nsed'eiirs that irTthorongnly rebuilt, painted, etc - ff car we- trade a entpletely E TIONED before resale and carries our guarantee. - very--os- e4 I - r tt rz - nrm ,rn- government waterproof Best quality, iihakl. . cheapest price.: Come in and examine them. You , will . PtiU CANTEENS You'll Neeo Some'Watet,, Along the! I Way, special 69c . money. . U i- - 'wrap -- . yt., II. POSTOmCE. 7 7 j , 1 a)LE.UELOW, STOKE A3 uutftrt: ' atuu hwf it But- wlierV-- 'In U'ulity it is thft pimv tlic romances of the vnguhotifi kiiiKdouj!) 'mot ; the iiIhco where nt range' trulls go Vowii; the ihtnc vhre the jiriuoe v1tluut a throne cii iv flud the girl who is always -wanderings . Ior W. C. Cole, the dnigRlst, is the iunof f ioiul po8tuiuitpr for all the footloose gyj)y 'trllxs of the '" .. world. . A: Know All the Trlb I Cole Bud his wife: know. the Ima- tlon of ucarty" every cypsfyJialie or chin in esUtcnee. To their Bt4re eneh week comes scores of letters mid dozens of telegrams,' hich they forwurd - to - their " tlesrtltiathms ' :t priHitiitly. - J uniy a sniiui perecntace 01 me residents of 'Fort Snilthknow utwit Cole's drug store: "but thousniids on thousandti of gypsies know ofHt. $1.98 tor $11.95 From nil the strant'e eoruers of ome tnewages to this the enrth (lriigf.-is- t fnrni thi jilalim nf the bill country of Austria, 'the field of France und Italy, the dusty liighways of the United States. by Jribe Cole himself is used to 'the Panderings of these :..romautlc:. tribes. When a boy of eleven be was adopted by a nouuidic tribe and be stayed of age, with them until he traveling all over the world. lie upeiiks their ImigiuiKU fluentljr. knows their etistonn and hulilts, shnres their joy aHd counnelu theui , in tlielr difficult ies. When he withdrew from the tribe of his adoption', in his curly twenties, .he turned his attention ia business.'' As lie tecauic permanently located various gypsies began to mail him letters to be-- forwarded,' until finally nearly every tribe- In the world uses lilu store as a central clearing station for corres.. : pondence. IVife Knowa Them, Too Mrs. Cole, too, isn. known, to the Several years ago the gypsies. to Ctin-Hd- jdotd . .'. . -- -- BY DANIELS AUTO WIIEL & BODY SHOP 812 H. . nnlt.'iT.-- H at M H M M ofust ,.,. . . M 3M-We- st St 6.W W. 33 . - Complete Citr Lumber and $ir-.- your- hone. B ontbousea. tenecs, etc., get your m 11U S Lnmber,' Bbinglea' ano . g Work from - . of Fishing " Tackle MEREDITH CYCLE CO. Tbttrm 81 lit V. Univ. Am PROVO LUMBER CO. ' s W. 2nd N. Talclmhilng loon " For prompt vice for "your and Plumbing IIatlng call E.0.M0E4C0. Phone 748. Res. f87-53 N. 1st W. J. . ; ': r HILL & JUENKE Radiators and We A, Work., i SilKj.iif, JJ IS ft S6(.J LU refunded. M Auto Tops, Seat Covers, Side CurUtus, Official RevarnbshfinT If if H l:itv Aula Tim . 1 LS & rahtting Co. J. NTavV I'hone 818 432 W. Onter B BURT SMITH Motor t 1 aiirl University. .Phone 175. AVTO TOP 1 nd Ignition syatemt, headlight etation, THEO. W, TICKERS 170 North fj St rei.ik all kinds of small C motors, starters, gener- ators, Welding:. $1 r All Work Guaranteed1" TO AHLANDERS MFG. CO. . Loose and squeeky .. wheels tightened for 11.00 each. Work Guaranteed . 476 So. University Av&" Body and Fender 4 " tires., buy and 'Retinoid, tiresT?., .,.1 683-- ser- jjiea g SAM'S TIRE SHOP -- 416 W, Center I specialize on the repairs of high pressure and bal- Decorating. , Graining Danaa TImMflrtnav y8t S 8rd 8, and".trdiT, " Painting VI I'hone repairing Phone-m- - W.' R. SCOTT -- MillwnrTf " " s - M M M M miies S tages for rent." up Payson Canyona j KEY AND LOCK . U'-t- e M. M Bathing, KshingDahc" eia. ing, well furnished ot- - THE GENERAL SHOP. Phone H MAPLE Sharpened ' ai .oM. OUT OUR WA- Y- . rcckage and Salvaee. Phonek61 Anything Repaired Buick Loops Globe in Record Run j!lMlM money- - W St - Center trilies decided to elect an outsider, or 'gorglo 'waaT "uTiTioH of mlulstrator. r Blnee Oole was, by uiloptlmi, one of them, he could not be chosen, so they asked his vWfe to .' server;. ty..i. nr. j rm n.A anxii'tw ' to Arl"tn V duod warS tot the wandering triiiesmen. 'They do not steal little children," says Mrs. Cole. "They have too many of their own. I've lent theui money many times Tind never once have I been cheated." " " Fond of Ornaments , The gypsies' fondness for ornaments leads them to carry most of their wealth on their persons, in the shape ''of Jewelry or as gold coins attached to the clothiug-Gypsies a re "'very teligious;' tlio Coles say, nsually adopt ing the religion of . the country thev Hi)en(l most of theirtime In.' Thus the Kuglish gypsies are Episcopalians, are Cuthnlica and Spanish. Turkish gypsies are Mohummedaus. The Coles hafe enough pictures and trinkets gypsy friends to stock a musi-um- . ' ; r Moved We Have "' t Exceptionally low priced . Dur" GUAEANTEE Goods e changed or .Auto '' Center . Thousands of. other articles Szperi Workjnnni, tSatisfaction Ouarantead, . in INSET, IS MRS. COLB. Tl) THE RIGHT IS A riCITKK OP A CirSY THEIR CENTRAL DANCEltf TYPICAL OF THE T1IOUSAXDS WHO L' nt nUiIfw '1I Iiuh Ihe B"1" pliiyg, the sumt' nnrt)1e--tPI'fountiiiiu- - the snuio racks of mtiga- - a It will sure pay to you come in and examine oh? stock. It w"::i.pave you .50 per cent. KKPAiacU . can (tve you Ml SIC AM) MUSICAI. ; 8000 dry blocUi MEECHANDlSIt ktnda w pimrante on your We 'repair M slioea. cat laattfMlneBtfc' M ' AU Klghf Kpalr GLOBE MUSIC CO. M S7 N. Univ. An. Them. rtuHwt.444, M , , jilnre wuthtjrliwm Everything to make your. comfortable, v Prices are the very lowest. HATS VLTO WHFRIA ANU BODIES v . . . . flk, ''1 "f; KFOKT. SMITH. Ark.; July 22.II lokHi)o auy other urug store, tU's Ladies, men and boys. The best in the coun- -, try; every pair absolutely guaranteed to give satisfaction or a" new pair will replace them. Ranging in price from SOCKS ' 1 ' THE CITY TAILORING CO. "We Clean Your CIothea Cleaner". Fjihcy Gowns a Specialty ,Jl Northrst West St j ;,(7x I " COCKS' KE THE HIKING SHOES for LEGGINS IS ABOVE . SHIRTS V - H just received a big shipmentof Government COTS that beats any other cot on the market. On sale M QQ tot one weeTc only at..'. .; , .". tv.-- . .7,T;'; .ywjJU. J': fv You willJiave to hurry they won't last long KHAKI BREECHES ' 7 850 ''7 Wo have -- . f avc ; .- Reasonable terms. SUPERIOR MOTOR COMPANY 1 . Thermos Bottles -Field Glasses . f up Tents, waterproof ........ ... A11 ' . S Canteens Mpss'Kits Frying Pans V) 1 - Economy: hlroe Repairing '.-.- AUTO AND WALL - v 7 The Canyons and hills invite you. Make your outing worth ' while by having the right kind of equipment. 7 We have everything for the hiker, camper and tourist Miscellaneous -. ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION ' PHONE H Will be most enjoyable if you got well equipped. Oar stock is complete and reasonable. Government Very. sizes. These tents are Special 7 i a I r - i four My 24th Oiiting TENTS )-- 3 - ""V v:?tiiil l' 1 '? -- ' SpeialLf ' Stationary Gas Gaginea and Motors a 8iecialty m M . West Cunter St. SL - " z: m . fBIIIIIU3EUaailXBIEa3SSZS8SIlHEIHflBIi WILLIAMS 4 RICE TO JAPAN. 2 7 alarm. One effort, to. prcveiit a rice shortage Is en btUiupte to 'TXIKICI, July 22. (TJP) Japan raise rlt succeiitifully in Mongolia. amkeg sike out of rice and as a Bafon K. (Ikura, will luoyin oracrcs mrcsulLIias to import rlt from 'Wal-xand' Burma, each year; dcr cultivation there now, and says This, though ' It may' SowkJ '' like be cittr iirotlucE a grade ittrr efinitl carrying leo to Aiiiuudsou right now, toichiriTgraln whjch,ii,tbe basla ... is a facte api wmj BlikU U causiug of Japan's daily nieaL ilf some -' L 6000. A A -V- - -TT y. a. - yVl y. ... Grr.iMl rt .UGMTtC? chic-fly- , cut. M-- STA OPLDMGeQ-US VAEAW FILLERS. KlW " j -- ---- t ' - r BM; . 1 iiixxiiraxiinniiiiBiEisisiaiiijnsxiiEniii; - . r - , .. .; . ... -- - j. p m i.t Th above Illustration shows the route taken by the "round the world" Bolck. The lower left photograph ahowa Kenilworth Castle, Warwick, England, In the background : the photo at the upper right ahows the globe circler in front ii the Paris office of the. New York Herald. The car is being driven by dealer representative. It will hevc hair S."iO diflcrent drivers when it completes ita world tout 1" New York. . After-cor- from Now iforK l.ltjr last Otwmber 4 b driven f rum one ituirk d. alor to another in a trip irouad the world, iu ntarlng the end f lie lon Journuy. r 'Th car, a Stnndnrd Six Tourlns TMdl, Is strlctv "on Its own." unaccompanl d by mechanics or P"Clal drivers. Wlu rv it returns to Mew York t'itv th machine will tinv(e heen handled by approximately ,. iSOtdlKerent drivers. .f . Thi 'last dimcult lea; of the trip has boon completed, a lonsr run over the questionable roads across the continent of .Australia, The car Is flow enroute to New Zealand and Honolulu, from whence it will be hipped to San Francisco and driven crVH the United States through Detroit .and Flint to' New York ' ' ' The trip around the.,. world jwas enntvlved to demonstrate hat a Hulck will travel to the remote cor- -' nere of the earth and that on such a Journey tt 1 alwaye safeguarded by tirvlc facilities. The oar has made Its itrlp without faltering.' Driven from dealer to dealer by dealers' roprnsentatlvea enly. .it has- demon-- , tratttl liulck'e ability tv withstand! the trom kundreda of drivers of vnrlous Batlonalltles ' 111. n4 degree of ek ,irttll-f- "- !; - l be-ti- K . . rtobe-enelrcll- . ' VX FEATHERWEIGHT. Jr , - "man-hendlin- . rns from trnrrBtirara.T aombly line in the factory at Flint, Mich., it was equipped with four spare tires and a shovel; Supple- mentary tanks on the running boards provide - oil, gasoline ani water for the long1 runs over deserts and other uninhabited regions. - ; After being: boxed (!fid sent tdllew York CItX it was shipped across the Atlantic to Liverpool, where ita land Journey started on December 21, 124. The car was passed from dealer te dealer enroute to London. . . ' It theft was shipped frenLlrOfldoii to Amsterdam. With, frequent changes of drivers It passed south through Europe, visiting Brussels and Paris and finally reaching the Mediterranean at Mar seines, France. On Jahuarty to,Ttx was placed on k steamer bound for Port Said, Egypt. Front thore it was driven south to Cairo,. Then the route swung "eat of Sues." where the real test began. Through Palestine and the biblical country, the car6.proceeded to Beirut On Fehruary it left there for Damascus and Bagdad, accompanyone desert of tbe convoys of the ing Nairn Transport Company, which usea Buicka In Its des Incidentally ... .... ert fleet ffhe FyrlhTi desert was crossed Without diflioultv.- - The Buick distributor in Beirut, however, gives some idea of the country traversed, in the following 'letter excerpt; V ' ,.. , Il . l ss !3rr im ,"w'W UlTTornM TiilMee; being nothing more ikan a cart track strewn with large boulders. In the run over the Lebanon Mountains the car climbed to a bolght of more than a mile. After spending the night at Damascus, the run to liaKdad was made at an average speed of 35 miles a hour." , Th ..JJosopotarhlar- - distributors took the Buick at Bagdad and drove It td Basra on; the Peraiuo Bora-bafrom whence it Was sent to jtulf.. India.. From there it was driven over Jndlfferent trallmada across India to Agra, and finally Calcutta. It then went to Cffylon, where the Buick distributors drove It for three days before sending it to Perth, on the southwest coast of Australia, where It arrived April 1. The desert waste of southern Australia between jtcrta and Adelaide 'vas regarded as the most difficult part of the trip.-- The distance is something more than halfway across the United States. This long stretch of bad going was negotiated successfully, as was tbe shorter Journey from Adelaide to Melbourne.- near the southeast end of the" continent. The car since was driven to Albury and .' then to Sydney, from which point it .. was shipped to New Zealand. ""completion .of tW" globe m Journey It is planned to preserve t ha, T car as an . object j erf hiatorlcal in.t. i terest, Our New.i Balloon 540-mll- e :tn Tire Equipment! m H M It's in our window. y, M n When youV balloons collapse just bringr j ' them for expert repair to KM . Mr pr m tt,. Brimhall BrosT - r- .'' "Tire Merchants" Balloon Tire" HeajlqUarters '"'. .... v;-- s at - i,i' KxsxszsxxxxxxxsxsiszxxxzunanxxixxknsxxsnEui 1 |