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Show t th u that bM M the TtUrd Mrs. S U Whit. Bishop and Mr. IkaaA for tha loeal aaarkct aa4 1U C1JK mtWWUf 1 BWHK, C. A. Gamett the 25 Timpaaofor ataaa rfcoot kots steadyt goo4 to choice betters mtuuooarie aad their teacher, A. Mrs. J. p. Fugal a talk on $9 00 to sltQO; snttter cwa 11.00; , IX iteerai E he was honorably ro flow.-- ruUur r.t Amertcsi Fork bulls ?aalsratlMS Aemn, l eased a the stake confVeoc : Mrs. after ShoelL oa C. at HOUSES-HAVManila J. common aa4 sosdiuia calves ftM U Johnaoa. lira. F. Monday afUVnooti and The Sea Gull KirU of the ruontn InvitMrs. Uther VKIXS L. 8RIMHALL, Brake LtSSM Primary entertained their C. ( loldaway, Weeka Mra isia afternoon. feervice wot vaek raceipta total 1S4L Tuesday eO guests one IH stak yrrwdncy I and iresJers iairher. others : octal Friila evt llttlia JohascATMrtumHolaaway, Ser th I 100 and ward Aston. The members of re Busy Circle bishopries, making SATVUDAY, APRIL tl, lt!S Thtf party was hld at the Mjra Olive JeasC, Mra. Effie steady; goo4 steera fUJA ta lUXW; wen an oe in a ai ranged program club were guests of Mrs. J. E. Warrood and eholos aelfers. (9.00 tin - im tneir class leader, airs. Mra Ros Nelson, Mra Afini West . t...,. i In timt mrt M ttia Bd Asked Haxel Spencer. run, Adaaison. Mrs. 'ik,.,..).. and Uie of , $10.50, commoa aa4 mediuzs SAM ts May The fust part 10 .09 4 Alta Merger iimj, aster waien games uit? M.50; medium ana good cows $7.(0 was spent in game ana 195 ci 1011, iirc'uding Am- Ileitis . Hogs: ipts .03W evening and let resluiit nisi cuncludei Mra' Emily Baeon and daughter pla. ta $9.00, under graifaa $tlJ after which dainty refreah-mCat- a Salt Lake City's three ben bets Bg Hl 310 .in H head for lr. local see DIES IN AUTO 41 42H music, were bulls $7.03 to "43; veal the girla The of Garfield and Mra Florence Bea-- the pa:t. sered by .04 Metals Bineham fturaumrin transit to Oakland parks-.Mi. WASH g.'GTON. Apri 27 t l' iuao to were Mrs. A. rL tant bf American Fork were Bun" calves Heavy- ;4 kartle P found at tne lpJOT, r ;Bonanza - .12 IS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olpin gave Colo lit IXieene Hilarian Abadie, fb SoutR San Francisco market and calves $10.50 to $125T fceavy- - . Mrs. Olpin and day gujts of Mr. ndlira F. C. Thornton, ount and Victory theaters, Colorado Con. N:v. packt rj. About calves $7 00 Uv $9 30. a suppcr Sunday evening at the 7. 'oRiuKmK engineer and furnin :52 .ia"j Mis. C. L. Wright; invited mothers Shoell. undtr the di Crown Point Ih . 22 .. 15S r oonular playhouses iriomt of Mrs. Ines Olpin. The foi- - compto!l. - of tht' shipping board steady cotsld' Ting wi ti.ht and were Mis Pearl Wadley,M. Peart Sheep: raeclpti COTS. !ueuiilinf tion oi Ll aiarcus enterprises Chief Con 3 60 370 , Mrs. Jesse Wadley spi'iit lowing invited guests wete piesent: and "emergency fleet corporation.. quality, small lot 109 lb $U 40, part 1155 head for Utah breeders and . Adams, Mrs. Oscarson, Mrs. Jane original homes of the famous Cree- - Eagle 07 V 161 00 lb. Black-.-us- t. C7'i load few Mrs Piesuieiil W. was Ughu.&U rid here when he heavy and killed serit WTWarnick, today i visiting with relatives ArasiUtead, Mrs. Gertrude the remainder California spring lytuphoas and Movietone talking Dragon 12- ".15 Mr. and' Mrs. Edmund Cragun, Mr. his automobile "crashing into an butchers $10.50: 125 lb t.'cs tlO.OO, lambs, including 4981 bead In tranMis. Lacy WhiU'. Mis. Ella in Springville. ifcturea 02 ... East to .or; Standard M $A&0 sows $9.0a Mrs "Chiistmnsn. to Mr U and electric light pole avoid hitting packing Mrs. Ida Williamson. sit to Chicago, 262 to Omaha and Tomlinscn, Rickard Dix la his first 100 per 18 .18 M, Empire Mines One of the delightful parties of an.i Mis. Millen Radmall, Mr. and another ear. Cattle: Receipts 157, including 40 580 to St. Joe. None this market . Mrs. Mablc Di jggs, Mrs. Qhloe West and dialogue pic- at . . .05 k. East Crown Point f .1. .! n 41 and Mrs. Jcsie Wright. Itur HOirung on ine iruui, pro East Tintic Coi. 74 76 line J by faramouni wita a spien-ili"2.10 ' 2.07 ..... Eureka Lily. Mn aad Mrs. Howard Matthews supporting east of favorit8taj?e Eureka Bullion- .95 96 announce the arrival of a "baby boy players opens a week's engagement 38 East Utah .39 4 Hi the Capitol theater on an attract.06 H Gold Chain 07 Miss Eva Van Wagoner of Heber ive bill that boasts the brand new Great West. Mines .08 Mr is ilQ visiting with Miss June Van Wag and Marco stage present- Howell 27 26 oner. ation "Gobs of Joy" featuring the Iron King ..... .. .74 ,73 r rotund singing ex median Pat West Lehi 19 Tintic ..." 18 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galley vf and a group of the finest vaudeville' Mammoth 1.25 140 ..v.,,... Midway spent the week end. visiting sets ever presented over the West New Quincy 2 32' 2.35 , at the J. P. Fueal homj. Coast circuit, outstanding "among 8 70 North 9 00 Iwhich are "SnmryWeslnn the Ja.-- Worth Lily .10 Standard .". :09'i Mr and Mrs. ATTT "AndefsonTT" mous dancing gob.'DoUy Kramer, .01 .OtV Salt Lalio speiil Thursday visiting Opohongo Marco and blut'j popular Fanchpn Park .26 with Mr. rnd Mrs. J. C. Peterson. . 27 singer arid Blair, and Thornton th? Park King .08 r.int'ham 07'i Unlike Ihncers. jcnsational tap Park' Utah . .. ... 10 00 1050 Mrs. Eliza Banks, Mrs. Karl n'any of the Fanchon and Marco Plutus 1.50 and daughter, Louise, were 125 , Banks "Gobs of is 4oy" stage productions 1 00 Provo 95 t Mrs. W. J. Cordincr of guests of specompos 'J almost entirely ' Park Konold .60 .50 Orein on Wednesday. cialty vaudeville intcrspersi'd with .98 100 and plenty of Park Premier .. Jlryly- enserabl' J Rico. Argentine 41 Mis: J"s 'pHalliday returned to .43 music. But. "Nothing ' r"pv..j''v weeks' SO Park Nrlsori ...... her home Tuesday after .70 the- Truth". brings to the. speaking y So. Standartl 26 20 visit with Mr. and Mrs. Vera -gorgea otu.' of the moat successful of Salt Lake. Silver King Coal 13 75 1425 stage plays of recent production in Sioux Mines 05 .07 which the famous comedian Wil- . : ptena Clayton, Mrs. Alda :. .20 nnd John Christenst'a wera- Silver . Gardner . STanO, .os1, .071 eons without interruption inall the Lake vtsttcts Wcanesday.- 7IT Satt - Tintic Cent ral Ricnof the .Oi craters country. large TThtic Standard 13.75 1400 I prd Dix is given an opportunity in ih- Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Baxter 1.15. Ex, ... 112 this excellent vehicle to demon- the stake board members 03 '4 ;03Vi Istrate for the first time his prow- - Utah Con. cf the religion class at tht'ir home - Swansea 05 .05 . a rolactor he and 4 speaking I Thursday t'eiing. after t'ae busi.16 .17 licks through "Nothing But tht' Tar Baby ness meeting, a social was enjoyed. Walker .... 3.70 3. 75 an Mining I Truth," adding .70 .90 atmosphere to ca. alixady hilarious Tintic Giant ...... Mrs. "Velma Rasniusiorr of Provo 2.15 2 30. farce which has proven one of the Tintic Lead . visited with her paients, Mr. and "... I Zuma., s .17 .16'j big hits of the new talkie season. Mrs. Jos.',)h I.a'T.oi on Sunday. Sales The Paramount tht'ater offers th? Am. Metals' 2000 '. 3c. new Warner Bros. Vitaphone Mrs. Roy Chipman of Salt Lake "Stark Mad," featuring a Big Hill, 9100 i is visiting with her mother, Mrs. speciirjPscTected cast of stage anJ Bonanza, 35!)0 i 12 hc.: J. L. Harvey, who is ill. scrca stars headed. by tht' sterling Crown Point. IOQO 'ii 16c. character actor, H. B. Warneri and Chief Con.. 200 Th membei s of the Young the screen's ' .outstanding conime-dienn- e, Cres. Eaele, 1000 m 7'ic cli:b wie guests "of Mis. Roy Louise Fazenda, in a hair- - Empire Mines. 35.10 t Smith Thursday afternoon An en East Crown of 1000 ii the Point, 5Hc. raising mysttVy .comedy timt was reported. joyable East Tintic set Con.. 2000 will 'u 75c. that Junglo your spine fi 500 Eureka more V. 7 and thriils ' 44 Lily, tingling give you Mr. and Mic. H. a Walker and . S202'i than did "The Terror." of Provo visited "here with children Eureka Rullion, 2150 ff Added to this fine fare the Para c i Natives Sunday.' THE mount also offers that inimitable Eart Utah 1300 ' 38'c. i . ' loam of funsters Stan Laurel and Howell: 4500 r: Mr. and Mrs. Niels Fugal were I Oliver Quiney. 23V) w J2.35-$- 2 S7. ' Salt Lake visitois Hardy in a brand new Hal New Wednesday. Roach comedy "Loud Soup'' and NY-Lily,' 100 '.i $8 85. Fox the North Standard, 1000 fi 9'4c. Movietonews bringing Sundav guests of Mrs. Sarah I "world news - events ' ' " w m ii in sig it aiv-i'i iwns Park King. 1000 !i 27c. iwwsf f" i ppi i' i ifhui wFUWty 'a.1 if ii n 1 m'wii mh sI'isiph-- 1 i"i- ywnj w.'.e Mr. and Mrs. John sound, with an interesting musical Park Bingham. 13.750 f 9e. of and Charleston; family at the Park Premier, 900 program by Ethc! Hogan $1 Mrs. Isora Knight of Salt Lake and console of the Wuriitzer. Nelson, 20000 Will Knight of Lehi. . A beautiful romance of young 100 29c Shield, Rtn?T'intr iho Oliver love, "Trur; Heaven, 8c. standard, 2000 McDaniels Mr. Melvin Mrs. and rerec'.Vs popular youthful lovers Utah Con.. 1000 't ZVc of Salt Lake ar visiting with Mrs. G jrge O'Brien and Lois Moran, Tar Baby, 1500.. JU 17c McDaniels1 parents, Mr. and Mr. a with Fox Walker Movietone, produced by Mining, 600 V $3 75 J. C. Peterson. fine musical score accompanying it Zuma, 30 ifr 17c. graces the screen at Salt Lke's was re- Garliind Salt Lake Mininz Exdionge Report IREEIilARCUS !i PLEASANT GROVE SOCIETY we WWW Ogden Livestock Market rv r r " I GREAT SHOWS , C'K-AS- ' ,a k-- t. , mpy - s . . . . . ek . . . It'll - . . Ea: tin L . . d tit ri ki . . e traight Eight or Six greaterMm jV-ch- on . . -- 1 . . Bti.. v. . full Dili iou , . TMO WO R L D ST UB E WK K ER-- S Hal-lida- 1 1 (ei ftdi sest I 1. ei $iei . - th ! libi In; U Jclu t er ! I . . fiiS' . . Via . r -d (inj n li Ich l i-r- .th U - .an. feci n 11 44c-40- c. fca. "S3.60-$3.6- 5. Mo-"cr- s' 19c-iR- e. $205-$20- ' FOR 97c-96- lag tnr j.fcv! r"i FOR THE SIX EIGHT at thefactory . th J hei . d a; i - i d&i 11 . 70-$- 3 i original homt.' of Vitaphone and Movietone, the.Victory theater, for 11IC WItllllg ww. '119 gldLUUi uua prodrction, although based upon the fives and experience's of a girl and fioyzdurTrithe Jgan& neverthclesa finely produced without any of Ihe grueaomentss or ghastliness of war scenes, fairly breathing from the screa tns very spirit of youthful romance. George O'Brien and Lois Moran wtVe never so 'appealing and Fox has surrounded them with a notable group of players in one . of uie most incresting pictures ot tne it t i it.. Clark, who on. for appendicitis is r.uich improved. Mis. j cently operated ljri Iflut NcW j Star Scores Hit ' Aejhjvirig; firmly established- Walton Mr. and Mra. Clarence of Salt Lake, and Mr, and Mrs. David Thorne were- - Sun' dav dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Harper. - ani1 family ! - herself ps one of the foremost stars of Europe', Chekova comes to Amor icajh r.er great . t success, "Mouliii which epens today at the RougeGCrge Nix of Bmgham spent SatStrand t'.ic iter. This is the most rewith Mr. and Mrs. C. A. urday cent of the scinillatine success..! which have- - come into this country i - from nbroad Dr. Dsan Marvcy Reeco Chip- man, the Misses Helen ana Liucite R-ia Chipman cf Sa,t Lake visited at the opXTndTa ,hp' V lncd J- L. Harvey home Sunday. v.lv A. or musical dlrecor has another in- sc Bwa tor -- mrer- i "'"M-ttcrcsting musical specialty and this tonal genur-- . of Murnaii. Lubitseh. Mrs. C. L. Wright who. was op- Hplcndid bill Is full', of novelties Dupont, Kejoa nnd for the the week miny de- t'.atcd t:pon the first-ovhich include Vitaphone Spice and lightful hours whirh are being Is slowly Improving. Fox Movloncws. to us given by Ronald Colman. Banky. Greta Garbj, Emil Mrrt. Margaret Wilson was guest Pola Negri, Mai'ia Corda. of honor at a "sunshine" party Conra Ve.dt. Tile li: could he ,iri..: t her, home iy. her neighbors continued tor many paragraphs. ami friends Wednesday afternoon. ! And what about the pictures. First, A progi am. aocial chat and dainty there was "Passion" then there lefrcshmcnts se'.vcd to pleasantly came "Metropolis" and "Fnni nn.i f'H the FOR RENT FURNISHED tntettluing rooms. Beside-- n Small apartment, heated, 'bath.t that- epio achievement Varirty, the puerT W TiOfior there wtVe pres-screen pbrch. 193 E! 1 North. Phone which was also directed by E. A. Mis. Effle Adamson, Mra Ann3 Dupont. 596, nie KolrH!. Mis, Hulda- Richin 4ntlueA-- ! is. st ta cinyton. Mrs. Annie in "Motrin f.-7.r toom umishedHi!t 335 E- 4th mn Janningn-an- d a30 rvuuKi.Houth or phone" 1135J. no uoes tne lienors with Clukova. World Wide Picturt'-- i FOR-RE- NT ARAGK-Brick garage. 142 No. 6th West. promise that there will ba other Rv '."vices for Conrad E. Tinrnt a30 productions following which will Phone 687J. c who died rt the family resistar the beautiful and talented de Tueaiicy, will be heW from Chekova. MISCELLANEOUS !hr K".ver Clt" meeting house 8u:t-'a- y Expert curtain stretching. 65 E. ft 10 a. m. Tht' body Oth South. Phone 1230.. m5 nrning i t r b token to Nephl where Vh:le wa talk nf Television's roftt- -helrt in tne Suin ins and what It will mean to radio. - rv cci v.ll TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS is oi and oroaucasting twining good type f.urope Canary singer -- r i ne li cnarge oi oisnop mnv yet Radio receivers a3 'heat. writer. 447 E. 3 S. l win De in tne take the place- of the old family Python. Intc-monsent are calories i Vine Bluff cemetery at Nephl, unwhen heat lfiirnpo WANTED MALE HELP ... I -.. J .ttu.tl.a of Dcscrct the v...... wave-."lne on over other tht Kilocycle In writMale bookkeeper-Ap- ply mortuary e.o. ml lengths. lng to Bm 0, Provo Herald. What B- ' Am.i.' ' ' rieht " 7' t rif " ' ' ' iw ! I t- -t " " f VII-m- a ' Jan-ning- TOO LATE FOR 1 j CLASSIFICATION v" r-- . - l - - - t "- nt - -- - FUNERALS New Commander Eight BROwMejjCoMMANDER Six BRoycHAM,55 tixwin wheih and trunk, standard Brougnam iquipmtnt. Commakder Eight Coupe, $1495. Commander Six Coupe,$o. Prices at tit factory. Bumpers and spare tins extra - " "Y" Male Chorus Of 1929 Is Successful - - - - . - -- - - than ever and that, in a new Studebaker coachcraft splendidly inCommander, is achieve- -, terprets the flectness and endurance of the ment indeed! Yet today's Commander is a new Commanders. than its car illustrious The new .Commanders are lower, due predecessor greater which sped 45,000 miles in less than frame. Ball bearto a costlier double-dro- p ing spring suspension, pioneered by Stude 23,000 minutes in heroic proof of its speed and staying power. baker, providesstill further Studcbaker Now, as suave straight-eigease, because of new type or brilliant six, The hydraulic shock absorbers sells Commander by Studebaker, and deep sprung cushionBuilder of Champions, ing. Safety is enhanced GREATER -- now " new-da- its superb performance.,. Youthful and smart, the rn,i -- v. xceptlonally tka n oiv N 't hM Ml W Hansen. The ehorm h v tf w... nr IBM. directed by William and I4al points, lnjin? tU.etwrt VUh tour vl mJ mently yckr.W successful t'.. more cars than any other car manufacturer on earth ''SluMa'ker Champions" Sunday r in-hal- f brakes that insure n the distance accepted a3 or six, the newCommander is a worthy heir to the world-wid- e fame of the name it bears. Drive it an hour or a day. Its mettle will win you. , Straight-eig- ht ht y provides a grace and beauty as a setting for ji n? n amplified-actio- n velvet stop standard. STUDEBAKER MODELS AND PRICES -- Ky T6whess,"greaTer road-steadine- ss at high speed, windshield, steel core steering wheel, evening 70.75 to 10:45 The President Eight. The Commander Eight 1 he Commander Six The Dictator1 He Krtkine Six 1495 to 167$ 135010 5S 126510 39S 860 to 04 . . rICI AT T H Eastern Time. Station WEAF and NBC coast I FACTORY st network or Auto Compsi 1 218 West Center Street IMf'.inilVIMsni'.l'T1' M'TfTTt'TfTTTTIlllfll.rillllltliyailllllllllllllllSlllllHllllllllllllllI I |