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Show THE EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1323. AGE SIX - FOOTBALL NASHMOTORS YOU (Ootftlnued from Page (toe.) ANNOUNCES ySmoot8mSpffirttQ3& turned Uttf. 13 yard T.rH. to at emt S ail aimAr VvcU., BILL, WHAT are you than f ea, fqr7 J B R REDUCTION " .b e tt,e r find l iving room, values jard yard grounded around end A pas w and then Bidduli lotenvitted v.., kHJf pa ms, going 15 yard before jm-indowned. Blddulph, Dixon Sod Knndaen again M la" the Motor has The Xaa company Mouutaiaeer line, lut the Cougar announced print, reductions ranging kwt the bull when , Grafton Interup to $3(J on the Advanced Six and I'M SURPXED.EDfAN from Dixon and ran cepted a SiiecUil Six line.. The new low :Ul YOU LOOK AT MV COir UTTtf before being downed' by yard "HOME SWEET HOME AND No L ace her Jto effective vein price DlXonofi bejjjhjradoi 3SLjard Jine to complete pas and Wigrara ouesTioK models tlwninelre' and the chtrae-tc-r theu gained rw yards ou another and quality of the earn remain paaa. , IIlKSiH" grounded a pan and exactly "as before ' Thin sweeping tirattot punted to Alclutosh.t Xash cut In prices in, -- In effect, a Voagnrtf ball on the 27 yard line. t you have a home and plenty double reduction, according to E. II. Fuller made a yard. KnudHen gained ,f good neat yoa should be MK'arty. general tales manager of eiKht yarda through tackle and then "Wheii l iankfuL company. If you're, running the Nash Motors fumbled, mwered and ,iwt four the new Nash model were nationalpw on coal, we ll be thankful ly Introduced July 23," say Mrv M- yarda. Dlxoa puuta 45 yarda to Alain ,f you phone us and order new .and ccarty,' "they' preneutea Junt aa the quarter ended Fuller ome. original body design, far. reaching placed the ball oh the Colorado eight improvement in - construction and yard line affer.be. had intercepted ' in engineering fliany refiw-mentpasta and run 20 yarda. and equipment all of which entalkd FOl'KTH QI AKTEB u;rgc increases In , manufacturing, Knudaen and Pixon KARO YAROS gojhree yardn PHONE 5O2S0. cost. If Naxb sales and production each nud then JCnud.ten i punned U. AVE uad'not leen smashing all records arrims the goal line for the fourth w for volume that time, would ( PfoJwwirrlb theBurnimfQtvsfich toui'bdown, but i)ixon falla to colcertainly have been compelled to lect on the extra point, J ' But Increase prior, materially. Score, tdung 3o, Western State 8. N'ash price were held at the same to Akin who reJlowa.rdjflcked figure and the response on Jhe part nturtcd 25 yarda. Mountaineer turn of the piddle to this .offering of u nuMuiiii, ., th. Vim.am. a .... I n ""l " and value srealer greater quality waa intercepted by KnudHen was iimfotitiiniousand conmry wide. first off a who yard run before In the Blnce he waa stopiied on 20 yard line. national Nasb inauguntl day, July Dixou and Kniidsen steadily 23, when thee new crira were flrit warded the ball to striking distance Kale more pluced on diNpiay, harp for the then pixon went-ov- er f of the nalea and than equalled touehdowu. Th'a time be kick-- ; fifth for the entire year of 1U24, which ed goal Ho waa a wtuner year for .nmb. Score, Young 33, Wesfjrjt,p. that It in now iMisHlWiv'for iia to Howard kicked to Aikcu who, re make theHe cwveplnK reductl()im on turned 10 yards. After bfn pasw the Advanced Six and Kiieclni; lx , bad teen grounded, jwtcd line and thus patw'on1 the earned 45, yards to Mcintosh whoreturned benefits of produc- 10 yards, .Mcintosh gained nine tion to buyers. ;. yards. Ktiudsen and Dixon made no been of has There cheapening long gains and then a pass from nmterlals, ctiiiHtrnctloB or mantifac- - IHxon to Fuller, netted the Cougars The same high atandnrds oT '27 Advice?- - tnring. and yards. The pass placed the ball workmanship that bare on the Mountaineers'; three yard limllty world-widreputation for line. Fuller made a yard and then OU'VE got to hand it to us. earned a e have invented a system xf C. W,, Nash hk a builder of high I). Lloyd rammed through the line tving the' housewife's hands grade cars are strictly maintained. for the sixth and last touchdown. id her temper too. Our plan And the aim of the Nnxh Motors Dixon again failed to get' the extra lows vou to have vbur laun- - company to continually give greater point jry called for every week and quality and greater value In its pro- - Score: Young 38 ; Western States , turned to you promptly in a duct is now attained In higher de- 8. veet sanitary, condition And grus ilinn mm befores- -' twrHearton- - PHLIoyl slowed remarkably abil. e want to tell you that the ably thla' present series of Adrnncod ity la carrying the bait He' made Six and Special ,ptx moilel are the several large st is very moderate. gains, the longest befluent ears that have erer borne the" ing for 20 yards. A puns from Dixon Nash" name plate. And the souring to Fuller was good for another four the yarda and then 0 rat ton .intercepted demand from all. sections world'.ia the best evidence of that." pas from Dixou. Thorie Inter ceded a pas from Grutton just as the game' was ended. SuoWfloung 38 ; Western Stales i 8 never W IXlL - tre js -- fi; V iMOODSBtfrORD J7 a Satn tt?Mrl. ..Hi: V7ffig if - ' your. tre three-mont- fj Oi one-hal- .A'r , i. frti-- rcord-breakln- HOUSEWIVES! Do you Read Sunshine's . .jrmmu . e . i . -- j( There Are No Finer Displays of Living Room Suites In the State of Utah Than You'll Find On Our Floor InBigMeetJ .y.:v Learn to I. The lineup: Western Stale Whalley . Young University Swenson 1c. Gillaspey . Trenary Charleston has a springy davenport to soothe the kinks oilt of The ideal living-roothe tired loungy chairs, to welcome visitors, a roomy write letters and keep accounts, a decorative desk that makes it table at hand just when somebody wants to lay down a,bpok. Yoii will ; from these stunning two- - and enjoy creating YOUR ideal living-rooe suites and occasional pieces.1 You will save money, too; for d than usual, ' every piece is even "Kohiney Ig. Sloan Axtell from .... Hlggln Ted ... 1 , Merklcy m '. Tg. thre-piec- Howard lower-price- ' rt, Dpwd asya Thorne ....... ..... ... . . . Worthlngton . re. Gratton Suites Peterson qb.. Storm Aiken. - $150 to $450 Knudsen llil). YVIgram Blddtilph rhb. at Ilumm . Dixon fb. Utahna Gardens Phone 263 . for Appointment Cozy " Everythingto Make Living-Room- s C'orlH4t . Substitutions:, Western States fflli'gerrlxilgainore for Whalley, for IeorhmnVhallcy .Smith for Wigram, bourse Volga-mor- tlmM Charlie Chung, China's foremost golfer and present holder of th championship of the Hawaiian l i kinds, who t to compete In the HO,-w- o open (ournamfnt at Los Angele I sext January.' lie expecta- to mak good showing fn his Initial appear--I nce in a big ckisslc In thla countrj. :: for' Smyth. For Fuller for Blddulph Mit4utoh for Peterson, Hayes, for Romney, .1). Lloyd for Fuller, Hayes, Anderson for Corbet'tt W. Lloyd for Swcnson, Peterson for Mcintosh, D. Lloyd for Knudsen, Hayes for Merk-le- j Harris for WorthlugtMii Clark .for Romney, Rigby for Anderson, ' Leavltt for Howard. Summary : Touchdowns Western Youjngvety .-- mm Buca.r, 4 PROVO EUREKA Aiken 1 ; YoungT-Dix- on 4, Kimdseu 1, 1). Lloyd 1. Score after Dixon 3. Officials: touchdown I'tah; umpire, Referee, Warner, Rcddtsh, Stanford; head linesman, Wilson, .Chi'eagoj States Phone Phone 20 0MBNY. IMjORBROS SP.NISH FORK; Olson Players again. "Pygmalion," the first play of the series, was wonderful in presentation. The players, the theme, the art. all were excellent. Another such occasion Is expected on the second visit of the . Players. The Bnsiness and ProfiS8i(nal Women's dub of Proro- is responsible for bringing the Moroni Olson of Provo. Players to the The organization was on having so many expressions! of appreciation after the first production,, hence, they are Intensely in the second A"fcJ: Moroni ,and his players. MORONI OLSEN PLAYERSHERE 'When will the Miiroui Olson Players be here agata". . Thla questtott has been asked mnny times during the past few NECK BROKEN IN FOOTBALL SOI'TII EKXD, Ind., (LT) from a broken neck, received In- football practice,. James Powers, 19, Notre Dame Freshman Is battling for his life in a local hospital Suf-ferin- g SMOOT LUMBER COMPANY. nrial UpCiai A rmisticeLga-jyan- CUIUS : ce if'..: : weeks. The players will be here Friday A'ovemlier 2f. The play to presented at that time ia ''The Ship,'' St. John Itriue'g finest achievement In this play the dramatist has cheated in fliinature the modern world The four great: quostlons. l .''What am I "Doing in This World? What am I Here For? What's the Good of Me? What'sXiod to do With Me? are presented. Yet St. John Jrvlun l(ke" a' true artiKt, never "preaches, ' he just pictures and 'suggests. Many enthusiastic people are waiting eagerly to enjoy the Moroni .- here. Surgeons have been brought here from Chicago, and an ojieration was performed yesterday. Following the operation the doctors gnve Powers a fight lngchance for rwovery. WEDNESDAY, Nov. ...... ,::J:..S ... DEBT ISSUE ' v r 1th. areal 'time 1 .WASIIINGTpN, Hoie for agreement play-love- d . orm Married Folks Dance at Armory . The married folks dances conducted by the Murdock orchestra in the oast will Iks held In the future ,in the Armory every. Wednesday night, commencing 'Armistice' Day, I Married Fo,ks Tuesday, November 10th Music by Breinholt-l- g Dastrup and their OFchestra. Admission 50c. Extra Ladv 10c .. A HOPEHELDW - 1 r ,. -. 40 Oa-afoJL , NoV. 7. (UP) upon terms for settling Italy's 12,138,000,000 del)t to the United States early next wek Uhortly after .the two reconvene Monday was expressed by a high mem-ber of the' American commission A today: An early agreement it quite. . possible,- he said. Belief was expressed In other quarters that the Italian have to Premier Mussolini the ' best American terms which can bo expected., v after-iKM- y J November 1L The American Legion In member are joining with-thethe Armistice Day dance when kime is expected . alg Utahrik Musiczby-JNewHouselHotellOrchest- ; ;:;-r- .; .. raJ ..' :.. - to:evervone. uiahna Gardgns! ..UJa- - |