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Show THE SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 19: FAG" 15 ith i - , inntniTrAirnn I ih iiAHII illr H'.AIIV OTTERS IS'COEfflMG I oweriu ivJLGSt SUGAR BEETS PROFITABLE u Farrier Jw Jtneral held th idea that bite tnreation was profitable aeeaaa it increased the yields both by growth, in the beets and by in It In profitIle hit rruer not. to the water content. Both of let their itifiar-tiw- t fields en too these oadliona are true and It ts dry tbU teatwii of th year. . Iu ca therefore adTncated that the land tb nuU Is U'tiunlng to dry out and not be allowed to loose to much of U get hard or erna la its mlsture. rather dry It would to irrigation lalfmrnipaned by field aoou. (Kle'.rik for example wisdom to Irrigate Id a.-e late n AgrotiCiulst, Utah Experiimnt 'Station. . -- I . WE ARE WARNING YMJ TO MEET THE COLDAVITH .3 IDEAL JJ te JU ir mtTmsnutm-w,wTv- - - mrf3fJgs - " . EXPORTS MANY fire-ligh- ts 474 W. Center BLUMETHAL CO. P. L. LARSEN CO. 343WjLerT EO.MOECO. 53N.1 West... A, C ADAMSON BUCKLEY AND HAWS . . motor cars More were exported by Rtiidelmker during the firt six months of 1925 thnn by any. other automobilo . maker in America. , In mot countries, this achievement was won against the ennlty of a horNe"p6wef tax, ' which moke's ownership of irs more etwtly iu proportion to their rated .power.,-In England, for example, the b.iij-cy- a yea r jjuist-p- a jPta x of onf or xiund per rated horsepower, atxiut' $171 on a Studebaker BJg Six, "on which the power rating Ja 36.-!The smallest of the Stud0. baker cars, the Standard Six, carries - :.. i a tax of $129. On. the other hand, the tax, on cars which coniet with tb Ktanp-arSix runs from $81 to llWeai ratings being from 17.8 to 23.4 hori '' power. , ,. In spite of thig.handicap, he demand for Studebaker cars eaevr first half of the year to such nn extent that exportn'ttons ex ceeded those of any'othcr American cursr" Maiiy maker of cars ' which enjry significance In the American f icl obtained almost no foothotd, jn th foreign market. In, much ot this territory,., the Studebaker. Big Six enjoys a roptl tatlifn similar to that which a ?12,- (XX) EugliHh-madinr enlovs in d -- 139 N. U. Ave. : full-su- TONS ' or n " :i . ' ---- -- - offers x KnHnnai . t.iy. power than any ether car of weight, based upon the rating 6f the n. r WUqm . - .14 One-Prof- Studtbaker Standard Six Coach, $1460 Delivered for cash in ProVo ' , " 'I A'jhv u"- ; Or, under Studetoaker's airMod iniv lilerul Budget. , Payineit Coach be this may pniased out of monthly income, 5itb .an ini tial payment of . rV''' - . 0F-WALN- UTS , 1925 ' Phone 748 443 So. 3rd West.. .Phone 415-- J . t pay Brcmiuia tor the finest sfeeU We dm hard wood in body constructioa. PUte glass to the windpisffc j The finest grades of upholstery. Geo- -' e cine balloon tires. Unusually fine trig with bo exposed tacks, and nearjr hardware. Throughout the entire car dreds oi hid dee piaces you find the saras tegh- -. quality of materials and workmanship tha4 mm see out in the "open, .. The Standard Si Coach shown belo ia f And Inmrinn. tM nontM nnikU hm manufactured complete bjr one organisation, the iires resilient aormsrs. eam-- " - Being built ti a unit Studebaker cars funcuonortabj and ample loomwess. uan, win ait 01 xam aavamages 01 unu over But the only war to hides this car ia ass-assembled construction,- drive ith Feertjie luxurious upholstery, fii ia 3. It makes possible finer quality because 'the deep, soft, comfortable. seats. Experience an Studebaker, being independent manufacturer, tne surge of its tremendous power. And then with no subsidiary or allied companies to favor, Cbmoars it with other coaches. is free to buy on the open market, demanding The recent Studebaker price redaction1 and the finest materials at the lowest possible price. poucy f --no. yearly models orfly serve Studebaker purchasing agents are unrestricted rn.rn.m. mrKfiSltb .L InMM A.f jm in their search for quality and value. Studebaker and outarc designers engineer If yoa seek a bargain m a quality unhampered by side interests. means see this it Coacb. 1,,1 . among the more well to dp. To such an extent has this de veloped that export of Big Sixes during the' period mentioned almost iMinulled the sunt of all other Anier- n cars with an 8, A. E. rating of ,K) horseimwor or more. 27,000 Phone 109 ; . . . . oae-prof- greater " 'Jseand Am,k;i- - 'n,.t AUTOMOBILES The Ideal Vecto Heater is designed for ' homes and other Tuildihgs up icT8,000 cubic feet capacity. Price of Heater $125 G. t' .' . J tt naEy, because of thea Studebaker is able to ofier yo a star- - Auii-rli-- a STUDEBAKER v; , II. saving 4, s . Lock-Saf- . ' atnH-ation- ce - t Aod. 4. 1 . '''T-rX'r- i - ona-pro- St . (1) Body is made with high, project Jiira; Hating an unusually large heating ". volumes of air are warmed at moderate faithful ' temperatures, Turn Handle. Control it, and you have just 2)IIeat .. the warmth you wish. ""seamless construction insures cleanli..3) ness, safety and durability"" e Door prevent? forcing of the fire and (4) fuel waste, , V, y ; f . , , -. (5) Exterior finish ia grayvitreous enamel permanent' , ly beautiful. (6) Glow panels resist the heat of the fire ancj allow to shine cheerily through. the ,. M (a ' . and Exclusi ve . ia aet sb.mld whDie-nouli- Teatures of Design One-pie- atm ' ;A ..." 708 probably fcnow) oah THERE who actually build their can jeompkte jmajsjltheir own boditft. en. " gines, clutches, springs, fear seta, diiiereirtiaJs. teering gears, axjes, gray iron casting and drop forgingi.. x t - One of these if Fold la tin low priced field. The other is Stuelebkef in. ths fine car field, . This principle of nianuiatnire makes possible lour great advanuge.x ; Lr It eliminates the extra profits and overhead . a , . . . r oucr uw many muuuacTurcri navs 10 yaj end meruas in tfie purcflass price to you. mis setps :, , Studebaker prices low, N. 2. It enables ui to huild a better cr becau the vital pans are designed, engineered and t(. wjBm-;t((t- l " art e , c , y The Vccto circulates healthful warmth throughout the home i for the usual cost of heating one room., , 6 Special 4 rapfagea over alluwluf tb fteW to 8r()0n(J mht .become ao wet as to siifter for waterw bed ifflcnlt to handle.- - On the are-Mnxt luiiKirtaut ia the fact btat rape however this mndlthm dt)i not lieeta continue to make conttiderable prevail and so the Oah Experiment station advocatf! that farmers Irriimwth, if the soil is kept Bioist, are dug. Iu the eecoud e4e gate )4t about this time of the .iiutint: is usually wale easkr; in year In case it has been some time the third .ease the extractln of su nlBfe water was appliedFortunatcl-ware able tii make this advl-gar, is faeilluted l'y the beets being d BMiff cfleH) to which aenmut they from ai, point of view :'ut np better. Farmers, of course, rince. jt, iientifltsthe fanners the are now interested la this UiKtHiint factories and also' the solt It bene, and It la given here to indicate that fits the soil by kecjiing the bacteria it fs to the advantage both of the in a propee working condition. farnwf aad factories that befls Tfifi mty risk is the. one men be irrigated or jit leust kept wolut tioned, that of- - excessive etorma about diitRing tinie. Fanners mxwn, late i the Season. . ' Maiiy'years ac Hiifnr fttctorle of fourse. take the reKixmfdbinfy used to hold the idea that it'waa not of estimating the weatlier conditions a good thing for tha beets to be kep tint opinion of the agron- njoist but- for them to dry out be- - oniy .department of the agricultural cause this made them richer In so. college that it fs wisdom, to irrignte' advocated, how- gar and for a long while they urged drF eo11"-- It 0-t irrigation be very farmers not to" irrigate late In the ver' to wet np season but they have since come to heavy, nicrcly just ehough s the soiL Rathir light- i'v realize that It is Trombitf to have are mttMeBt ot the fu(.t taken from the moist soiL that evaporation Js slow. the nilK ji S . . . e ... . .Phone 411 Plumbing and Heating Contractors . LOS ANGELES. Sept., 23. (IT) California's 1923 walnut crop will total 27.000 tons, nccord'ng to Cur-lyl- e Thprpe, goperal nianagcr of the California Walniit Growers associa tion. he ThlsTs-tsecond largest crop Ihthe state, Thorpe said in attributing the bumper harvest to the exceptionally healthy condition of the ' trees. The walnut nrca of California extends froin. Sonoma county south to ' Orange county, --- 218 Naylor Auto Go.' ;- W, Center, Provo -; Phone 261 -- Sl'i ... , d ' i T H f MISSIONARIES I 8 I S S D U T E D K A B R Y B . They're Jiist ilLike New New Colors New Styles di. lng'e s d rffex e Schoolma-am:aHit- 'HOLD REUNION .4-,,, A-GradeM- ilk- "The reunion of the eastern states mission society will be held Saturday evening, October 3rd, 1925, at 8 :30 p, m., on ie roof garden of the Smith Memorial building at the Xv Tj S. high school. AH interested In the eastern states mission are cordiully Invited to be present. senfi-fliinu- on Screen - Reflects Good Health ; purer U--irJi-- --: are the faces of happy, robust children children who.thMigh their, early years have tfefcejlifjed' almost entirely upon ,Miliirj)nY, our sanitary dairies. ;; ''l:'nH21 .... ' -'7 mm: , , . ,t .- - ,v V in every bogle of MIRRORED m m &J& . " , , ., , JMHfisV.'-i;- Our products are pasteilrized in a glass-line- d vat, and 5pledr d over a J 1 cooler. German-Silver-Cte- Kmi -- . ; - v . f v Not only Milk, but ;oftitf products, s(uch as Cream, But- ter, Cheese, etc., are 'presented to you with the same cfeanli- ...- ' ' ' ' Why Discard Perfectly Good Clothes? "I Have Them DYED NEW COLORS? Have Them Altered. jpeaW Good LADIESSUITS ' ,11 , ' ' T I ! - Kr 1 . - -- WMk " " 1.46-- 1 i i tf-- ness- .- for Cleaning Prices Until Oct. 1 .$1.00 up $1.00 : mens s&ers ::. 41.00 ' de Utah County Dairy , Phone 930 ; Special Price's on Curtains, Drapes, Rugs, Quilts, work. "Blankets, etc. All high-clas- s ' All work guaranteed. Clothes insufed r man in nr & nuinrr voniTonr uiuiiiuij ur JUNIII& 54N.4West : ; ; i . UJ.U .. . - .... n 'i. . our"CIearifed v Milk r.nd Old Boss Brand Butter at all" leading A-Gra- .:i.JL,$1.00 LADIES' COATS . . MEN'S OVERCOATS' . , .:?rC,&.;- inn UUi, IIIUi l Phone809 Two months sro Thelma Todd of Lowdl. tn.4 thousht her" lift Wor would bo toictiliif school. But scteen'xpi-i1UiouKht she had an uiuiua;' w.. , am ii,,w i uu? vi ihv mwn fNiunuung novj- - j v. u i f r, vneiamounifcnwwMuontaciws . , . ' ' ' ' ' .. rSH" ' - s ' , , - 2 ST'r" ' - ' ' I j .s ' ..." .... k '" . ' , . ' a, ..;.-- jf LT , . J i - f imj ,v- j . ' i |