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Show f .Ccpcdi Section ' ' " i j. ... - 11' i i ; - ' . ..... , - i ' ' ' " .. .. . ' ' ' 1. 7" , ... . strai;gerussiaiireugious JL; V; ' - Is tp give our cpjtomers the best values possible in " J 'iurnliiire.lV-- .; - pawn-shop- itor-Mott- o Is to first consider quality then price but at all times to give perf ectiatisf action. :" n . flaaGS9BBaHaBasaSCSBalflHaaa3a!aaMBaVa Our pustomera are entitled to the greatest tion in making their payments, and in case of financial stress they are accorded the most liberal consideration considera- - t - the-obje-ct list - --m.i IT My Baby v';y.-KLX- . Her' big,"browne7es1idancing -- SnllCprogram And Glad to see her daddy coming-H- ow she chortles loud with glee When she sees me in the doorway And starts calling out to me. It s a heap of satisfaction And I'm proud as I can be When my baby wants to love me liertacra-flmfflngitiaaT"- t - . Jt 9 m, ISie p. . s frost report. KFL JC7 Meters, Angeles4- 10:45 s mM. cooking talk; 5 :30 p. m., orchestra ; 6:45 p. m., "Romance of- Radium 7 pyja., Chinese "Gar tens orcbestra ; &ilu jnXUd English roiit songs, irisb ballads; p. m., grand opera selections broadcast simultaneously by KPO; 10 p. m.; m.7- There's no time fot being sad- JKitb tnybaby's arms around me ;And she Bays she lpyerherdad. - ' 7-- Snt4euin0p0fflyBee5 - ; MerrlU DuckBT KNX, 337 Meters, Jlollywood Usual features; 3 p. Little Jean's talking lesson ; 3 :15 p. nu, Helen's Household Hints; 7 p-- nv, nitrth contest; 8, 9 p. m., programs; 10 p. 7 m., Goodrich. orches tra 1 11 p. m., West orchestra. KH J, 405.2 Meterst Los Jingeies " i . n Of some 'of the splendid lines of quality furniture which.we carry to insure our customers of well-know- 1 x the best values. ; .Jlix - Eloor ar a N ritt; , nIHmrmiuyil Servant," President W. A. Iiobin son ; "Between You andj" Albert II. Powell ; "The Relation of the litmmerciftl Club 4o4he 8 temixi HA. iCurtls ; "Tlify 8ay,l CharlesH. Dixon ;'"To the Ladies," Dr. U D Stewart; reading "A Perfect Tribute"-MrsDonwr Barey ; rvlxSl dlied C. P.Ferrin and Miss Flo- ence Bushman Covers were pinced for 110 including the members and - r4.VCT tAVMONT , tPWAW t - H AR.N AHO PAU UNI ( TBH.C in. their partners. Our Equipment Is Is Modern In ' f y 1 :l;-- 7 i ' '. - :r' ..' y ' r ' ' "'. . TIRE PRICES TAKE DROP ' Every Way- TTyi if;.:77;.L:;: With our equipment, which is modern in every way, we are able to give service that is appreciated. Nothing has been left out of our Funeral Home that can - add comfort or The Slumber Rooms afford the privacy of one's own home, making it possible for the family to, be alone. We are able to take our ser- -, vice anywhere, for distance makes little difference to us with. our motorcars, '7 - -- ' - con-venien- ce Z-L- r- Hatch Funeral Home " j 'wit sv.t'J pawn-broker- s- two-third- 'whlchi;lh?Jm!kthe nvniaBir . one-thir- rhli rnT country Is a sure siKti' of distreSSnow! Predominant. Widows, repre10X3 18 in sented by roughly per among the massesT In Germany; 'pawning bus a Uh cent of the total clientele, now form 36 per cent 8tudents, profes-Englatally dlffereut slguitauce thnu iu over or the rnlted fstatcs.i sors,.- - artists and physicians, too, s la consid"HockTiig" is to 'the German what now frequent the Inst straw is to the drowning erably blgher numbers than before man. Few Germans use the pawn- the war. Highest, however, is the shops ns a meaiis of lldini; over increase' ln the aumber of govern: Tsbiirl ngs ment officials and civil servvnta Hsrdly any one iu this eountry who pawn at the "Pfandlelhe." In pre-wtimes they made up less would pawn his Mougiu; on wilh'the tnteivtlon of recovering than 5 iier cent; now their number " is almost 12 ier cent of the total. (hem next " - pawn-shop- hriefiliofnoDe.v ' - M611-dn- y Coverings Charter Oak Parlor Furnaces, Universal Ranges. eAfi rhis is the Bedroom Furniture arlngs hair-likfeathers and no members of the army air service art an. . t kindly, called "kiwis" by their flying brethren kiwi bird of New Zealand, a bird with whatever. , e Non-flyin- ' m ... employmeut bureaus. Besides tbe miuildpal "Pfaindlel-- : he, Berlin' pawnbroklng, there are 313 private' pawnshops! in the ernian ciipttaLAU reiKrt jan enormous in-- The famous SAVAGE washer and dryer. acquainted medium for old and new members, a banquet was given Thursday evelng in the . Second ward amusement hall, Raymond H. Clayton was toastmaster and . the following program was carried out- C. J. Fer- Community singing led V;, ilii 1 pre-wa- uit pjfailiLri-Kistert'dnt4- Washers iY.SQS4Jib20.rTtt mark the close of the, chamber of commerce memberehlp jlrive andss a :. gSt . lei p Stoves PAYSON CLUB ( Special to the Herald. ) -- Kvritn municipal pawn-show4 . saddled with more than 43,000 IMtwned article, the reclaiming ff which Was overdue ! a figure three . times as higb as during the hardest times In German history. - ' r daya, the CompsKd with of rthe clientele7ji? jotanakgqp haa under--gon- e Gennau s a change,. Iir 1913, were workers. Today- - they form -although their actunly . ual nnrnber' Increased considerably." 1 7 "': , gay ..night...life. Economic distress has revived the business tbrKhni;t pawnbrokers Germany. But nowhere Is the revival more' evident than in Berlin, which has at present more tbun Armstrong Linoleum, Sanford Seamless Axminster Rugs, Whittall Angelo Persian Wilton Rugs. Is GIVES BANQUET I s. pay-day- Vallejo Syncopators, - -- J2J!aJ8!9lLpXherJuiujils toh m' BEELIX r. P.) Daily, strange 7 As. rile--, the Cerman. once his que)ues .throng the msin thorough property haa been pawned, figures) fare of Beritn'a tradllioual white on-longer periods of. separatum.:; ftghtjdlstrfct s In "this" country Ileni'e; cars Whei at night hitU iwef are ouiformally made; out for two and taxlcabs uulosd their cargo of; iiM,Rths ia the private gay couples. In the earl)' "hours of and for sis months ' in the inuulcip-a- l blesk wlutry days hundreds' of hag"Pfundlelhe." . gard and bedrsKgled kmkUtg".p6jle. even tlili ' long period of ftxit stand In line, hugging meagre ft)f proves Insufficient tor bundles of ciothes or carrying ottdsiR"1" and ends of antiowted bbusebold . ,n, recovery of pledges. During and. after periods of economic dls-- ' goods. pledges : They 'Tirei i t lent ly waitin g for rtes " How liT the'pa the ojieuing of the "Pfandleiue," the ever," never before has' this, aceumo Berlin muuiciiial pawrtsh,-which- , oddly enough, is next door to the lation .reached its .present dimenPalais de Diinse, the LilM'lie, the sions. At tbe end of last year the lawn-ticket- ' . m.8 ? ' NOW MADE TO 7.IIDDLE CLASSES a . . ASNEVEKBEFOREjHOSTLOANS RETREATS -- . .. ,c, . ' - , . TOMORROW (UP)--DeV- tb t. ; .- BERLIN PAWNSHOPS FILLED -- - - FKBRTJAKT 21 KPO, 4284 Meters, &ta Francisco bl, nonsectariaa church it M08COW, tt br bandits and arm deeertera. Ore 9 :5 a. 10:45 a. m., weather ; p. ffforta of the Tsarist government far back in the Bonn tains, where services; nu organ redtal; p. m. States 1 Russian -coerces into law "cannot the" professreach fhearBif 7 ( :M p. m.. Palace or-orchestra; fh the faith of Orthedox ing them. They entice- tmperstftiona cheatrhi f torch, the uatry - bm - always ppawut womipa Into their retreat tra. . . i ;' possessed a multitude of dissenting where they are rebaptlxed and girea KQO, JSfll Meters, Oakmnd 11 aect. Bom of the sectarian art new Bimea,""'.'" s a. 7:30 p. Calvsry rresby-teriaoite rational, rejecting the yener- Tot a ear women converts work church ; 8 :30 n. n.i KGO LitattiM of Imager and other rites of . tbe Orthodox church to favor of In tbe fields or garden and leaq tle Symphony orchestra. modest Uvea; then they enter the KXX S37 Meters. Hollywood 10 ampler forma of Worship and ahow-- fettgioas harem of v this r strange a. p. m., First Presbyterian Ing atroBf eonacientlou scrapie brotherhood. The women are 12:43 told ' church; p. ni., orchestra ; 2 against tbe taking of human or thai thry mnst put oft "the; purity p. m., musical program ; 6:30 p.""in. animal llf e. ; 7 , win the First Unitarian chnrchf 9 p. ul, But certain groups of sectarians of the flesh in order program." r given to wild orgies. a which "purity of the "souL" New-borchildren are killed and burned aa a KIU, 405.2 Meters, Los" Angeles religions testacy is curiously blend- 10 a. m., sermon. Dr. Gordon "sacrifice to God" by these fanatics. 7 ed with abnormal sexual mantfes-taOon10:30 a. m,, 8 p. First Among these are the Bkop-- i : Despite the organised atheistic Palmer; Methodist chnrcli; 4 p. aw Wasonlc toC who J1t tbe f depths propaganda of the Communists, the . Jtibrthera Bussian forests, practice traditional Russian faith tn re servicei,l8. p. mi, programs, aQtilation and go ao far aome timet liglous miracles persists, espedially 10KFI, 467 Meters, Lo Angeles a. m., church federation; 11 a. f-- rnt to crnctfy selected member of In the country districts. The latest theix gronp, and the KbisU fn of many incidents in which "mirac- m.. Temple Baptist church ; 4 p. m., .aome remote diiitricta akug . the ulous'' - apparitions are : reported vespers; 6:49 p. m., Father Ricard'a ahorea of the Volga, where meetings took place In the Ukrainian village gunspdt Weather, forecast; 7 p. m. Synchrophsse EnawUtlii; Btrlng often end In orglea of 7 :30 p. m., light opera i 8 p. m, claseexual es- to hare seen the figure of Christ accompanied sic hourj 9 p. mJBlue Bird Band; .eaeei. , through wtthouLJLJteaHL 10 p. ma Packard orche8traJ '' Qtilte recently the Soviet author- - the clouds. - Tbe walking field where the ' FEBEUABT 22 71tiea nave, become aware of the vision . was supposed to bsve been 428J KPO, Meters, 8a a Francisco existence ef aome of these fanatical seen soon became of gen-er- -Jsuaifeaturesf-1 Beiger zfeett::te7the stsixaaetiiitiOitzVTsl veneration and pilgrimage. The orchestra ; 2 :30 p. Washington's moontaina, on the dividing line be- local authorities, anxious, as always :15 p. m.,' chiltween Europe and Asia. The wild to expose religious imposture, are birthdayrpregrsnrr 5 6:40 p.m., dren's hour, stocks; .: sectarians, their ranks often swelled investigating the case. 8tates orchestra ; 7 p. m., Seiger or chestra; 8 p. m., organ recital; 9 p. m., simultaneous KPO and KFI broadcast ; 10 p." m., Cublrla orchestra., KGOr361-Meter- sr Oakland Us J. A. OWENS ual' features; 3 p. musical class When the evening Bun is setting ics; 5:30 p. m.. Aunt Betty Stories And my daily work's complete, . for Kiddles KlubL.fi P- - m., Brokaw orchestra; 8 p. m., educational prox And it's time to hasten homeward, I. " . gram. " I go with eager feet 508 Meters, Oakland 5 p. 'Cause I know my darling baby m., women's hour ; 6:30 p. m., 'Ath Will be looking for her dad: ens Club orchestra ; 7 p. nu, news ; - : PEOVO, UTAH. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY '2171925- ON THE AIR DROTIIERHOODSEiniCEWOLIEN TOTHEIRLIOWM " Good newsfor the motorist has been ""announced"" by" "the Firestone Tire A Rubber Co at Akron, Ohio. Prices' of all 'Firestone tires and tubes have been cut substantially. This Is the first reduction In tire f prices sTnce tbe cost vf crude rub-- 1 i "sky ber started its rocket" Journey to high levebj about epoch-makin- a year.ago. 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