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Show PROVO (UTAIT) SUNDAY PEIt i .the Salt Lake Mining FlIREEIilARCUS -- ousEsm ExchangeRcpott - SATURDAY, ATKIL Aft three beat hU tor the ensuing En efittrjtlnment trees art up oe muao a ine uiiuuh, kmeunt and Victory theaters, khe popular playhouses under the di- Irectkm Of L. Marcu Enterprises land original home of the famous Ivttaphoaa and Movietone talking N thi red pictures. uu in ni itrst iuu per and dialogue Ici'jt "Nothing But the Truth," by Paramount with a splen did supporting cast of favorite stage players opens a week's engagement 1st the capnoi meatcr on an aitrac- bill thivt boasts the bcand new Itive and Marco stage presen tation hGQM of Joy" featuring the rotund singing comedian Pat West and "grotfp of the finest vaudeville' act. ever presented over the West I Coast circuit, outstanding among Rtcaara ited S of tain 3 to ry tain rcr5r "WesfoiTHie Tt mono- - dancing gob, Dolly Kramer, rnpular Finchon and Marco blut'j singer and Blaij and Thornton the unuice p iiinccrs. sensational which io n iv... day olt.i the JVl Merger' Matals . in -- . Bing'hlra Metals Bonanza Colorado Con. Crown Point Chief Con. Ores- - Eqg'.e Dragon . , . . i 2 07 .95 ..2.10 59 .38 .06V4 anil One of the delight M th 1. M rHriiflnRpr. Mr and ami Mrs. Millen RadmaU, Mr. lOgderi Livestock Market Hogs: r.e ipts 1011, 50-F- umpy buUinPMto"SfiJ3r. veal WASHINGTON. Apri 7 it'll eft transit to Oakland 'uarkc i igi calves ia50 - to, $1323, heavy Colonel Eugene Hilarian Abadie, to South San Francisco merket and calves $10.50 to, $1125, teavy 57, consulting engineer and fonm-- t 52 to Reno, N;v. packfis. About calves th tfcM. rins wi if.ht and comptroll.v of tin' shipping" fcuard slt'udy Sheep: rcsccinti fOTC. 'aclmlln and emernenev fleet corooration quality, small lot l'.:9 lh S!.t40. Virt 1155 head for titan breeders and 161 lb lights $li (wf ?Cw heavy ' was killed when he sent the rem&inder Gmlifornlii spring his ' autnmobdo 'crashing into an butchers $10.50. 128 lb.'n'us (10.00;' lambs, including 4981 k..!i In tran-electric light pule to avoid hitting patking sows $850 to $900 sit to Chicago, 263 to Omaha and "ahoUhcr cur. Cattle: Receipts 157, including 40 580 to St. Joe. None this market ' v s $7-0- 0 t . c1-isi- 'iv ld hei.ilay :. h I i Mrs. Howard- - Mattfecws k. oner, Mr. and Mrs. Josifph Galley of Midway spent th.' week end visiting at the J. P. Fugol hom;. - we Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson of Salt Lake spent Thursday visiting Mrs. J. C, Pctcton. .wrth Mr. .094 M .27 .08 10.50 1.50 1 00 .60 1.00 ,43 0 56 it traightEi gilt or mx . 19 1.40 2 .35 26 rt . boy. tie n ,0T'4 10 00 . . fidtwrtifs of head or the local asarket an4 111 ia traasit to St Joe market Few Iota steady, roo to choice beifera T"4WVlSM; eutter cbera $5.00; , ouua n.7; veaiera, 11.22 down, common and m4)uim calves $70 u -week receipts total 1341, i t steers and vealera higher, others .. steady; good steers $1L40 to tHJKi rood and choice keifera (900 tn $10.50, comnioa aad medium S6-to " medium and good cowa $7 60 ' iuc'uding 295 to8.50; ww. under rrgGfjn 14 00 to n. PS Jl! th T. Qreatertkan ever ... Mrs, Ei;ia . Banks, Mrs. Karl of the Fanchon and MarcQ 3md daughter, Louise, were Plutus 125 Banks Is "Gobs of Joy" stage productions Provo oi 'Mxs. W. J.JCqrdifter. "of 95 guests almost J compose entirely of spe- Park Konold on 50 Orcm Wt'Jnesday. vaudeville with intei sperst'J cialty Park Premier .98 I vly ensembl'3 and plenty of Rice Argentine ... Mrs. J'j6-j4- j .41. HaUiday returned- - to rvjpv. ittzsv 4ntsic,'-- ' "Wothmg But J Park Nclspn her home Tuesday- - after a Weeks JO to tho speaking So. Starldard the Truths-brings visit with Mr7and Mrs. Vein Hal-- , ... 20 oaC of the mogt sticceasf'.il Silver Coal 1375 1425 King lidjy of Silt Lake. rlage plays of recent production in 05 m which ..the, famous comedian Wil- Sioux Mines Mrs.: Stena Claytonr" Mrs. " Alda Silver Shield 28 .20 a liam Collier played for several Silver and John Christenst'a were Stand. Gardner .07r .084 without interruption in all the Salt Lake visitors Wednesday, Tintic m .10 large centers of the country. Ricn-rr- d Tintic Central . 13.75 Standard 1400 Dlx is given an opportunity in -Baxter en- - j . 'Mr. and Mrs. Elwood d 'ilv Ex. ... 112 1.15 this excellent vehicle to demon.03 H 034 tertair.ca trje staKe Doaru memneis strate for the first time his prow- - Utah Con at thc'ir home Swansea Less as a speaking actor and he rol 05 i)54 of the, religion classafter tlie busi . .n Thursday .17 licks .through "Nothing But tht' Tar Baby was enjoyed. social ness a mecTTng, Walker 3.70 37!ft: Mining an Truth," adding .70 90 atmosphere to en alicady hilarious Tintic Giant ...... Mrs. Velma Rasniuson of Provo 2.15 2 30 farce which has proven one of the Tintic Lead visited with her patents, Mr. and 16 4 Znjna .17 big hits of the new talkie season. Larsea-u-Sundayr Safes T ne uvamount tne'ater offers tnis Am. Metals.' 2000 fit 3c. new Warner Bros. Vitaphone pro Mrs.'Rcy Chipman of Salt Lake duction "Stark-Mad,featuring a Big Hill, 9100 (if is visiting with her mother, Mis. ' 124c specially selected cast of stage an J Bonanza. 3500 J. L. 'Harvey, who is ill. screva stars headed by the' sterling Crown Point. 1000 t, 16c. S3 character actor, H. B. Warner, and Chief Con., 200 Th mcmbeis of the Young the screen's outstanding' comme-dienn- Cfes. Eaele, 1000 7c. club wie guests of Mis. Roy Louise Fa'zenda, in a hair- - empire Mmes, ,T500 Ii Smith Thursday afternoon. An en of the East Crown Point, 1000 (t 5Hc. comedy raising mysttVy joyable time was reported. 75c. jung'.; that w;ill set your spine to Eas,t Tintic Con., 2000 tingling and give you more thiiiis Eureka Lily, 500 ft $2 2 07V.' 44 Mr. and Mia. H. S. Walker' and ri $2 024. J he Terrof." per miaute than did children of Provo visited here with J Added- - to this fine fare the Para-- , EufeRa .Bullion, 2150 '.'a, i Tativcs "Sunday. mount also offers that inimitable Eart TTtah. 1300 384c. team of funsters Stan Iaurel and Howell, 4500 fa c Mr. and Mrs. Niels Fug?.l were Oliver Hardy in a brand new Hal New Quinry. 23G0 ( $2 2 37 ' Salt Lnke visitois Wednesday. Roach comedy "Loud Soup'' and Ncrth Lily, 100 Si $8 85. iox Movietonews bringing the North Standard, 1000 ffr 94c Sundav guests of Mrs. Sarah At- - J world news events in sig:it and Park Kinp. 1000 w 27c. ion sound, with an interesting musical Park Bingham, 13.750 ft- 9c. of Charleston; wood and family program by Ethe! Hogan at the Park Premier, SOO f $100-99Mrs. Isora Knight of Salt Lake and console of the Wuriitzer. Park Nelson, 20000 '., Will Knight of Lehi. A. beautiful romance of young Shield, 100 tf 29c love, "True Heaven," starring the Oliver tandard. 2000 r 8c. . Mr. and. Mrs. Melvin McDaniels screen's popular youthful lovers Utah Con., 1000 r 34c of Salt Lake are visiting with Mrs. O'Brien Tar and Lois' Moran, 1500 17c. Baby, G'irge McDaniels' parents, Mr. and Mr3. produced by Fox1 Movietone, with a Walker Mining, 600 fr $3 3 75 J. C. Peterson. fine musicrl score accompanying it Zunia, ZOO fv 17c. graces the screen at Salt Lake's Mis. Garlpnd Clark, who was rc- original homC of Vitaphone and operated o'n for appt'ndicitis cently for the Movietone, Victory theater, New is much improved. the coming 'week. This glam'orous production, although based upon the Scores Walton Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lives and experienced of a, girl and - and family ot" Salt I.kc. and Mr. 7"" ... the war l nevertheless Alter Having firmly established and Mn. David Thome were finely produced without any of the ps one of the foremost stars Mr. and Mrs. gruesomenOss or ghastliness of war of Europe', Chckova comes to Amer day dinner guests of Dewayne Harper. scenes, fairly breathing from the ica in r.er greatt success, "Mouliii screo.t the veryspiril of youthful Rouge," which opens today at tho George Nix of Bnigham spent romance. George O'Brien and Lois Strand t'.icitcr. Thi is the most rel. with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moran wtVe never so appealing and cent of the soinillating successtj Fox has surrounded them with a wh.!ch havo come into this country notable group "of players in one of nun, uuiuua. Dr. D;an Harvey. Reece Chip-matho most Inercsting pictures of the What a debt America tn the Misses Helen and Lucilc new laiKie season, me , cinrmnnv p,.. ' rr jewel yon. a Chipman of Salt Lake visited at the u' ., ' ,. popular and talented Victory thca-,an- d vv vuutiu ica t J. L. Harvey home Sunday; " j . j:, Which TIC r.'.)VfnntAr) musical . V.,;...' wno was torcsting specialty and this torial efniiiM of Mnrn.,,, t k,.. .1' MI3. u. op, ... T7 snlendid bill Is lull of novtlties n. nngni. the first of the week r.pon , nours wh rh k.i- iiKnaui :s slowly improving. Fox Mov'loloncws. given ta us by Ro'.inld Colman. Vil- ma Banky Grela Garbo, Emil Jai- Mr. Margaret Wilson was guest nmgs Pola Negri. Maria Corda. f honor at a "sunshine"' party -- TOO LATE FOR L could be Iprl her home by her neighbors for many paragraphs. nnd .in friends Wednesday afternoon. CLASSIFICATION continued .uuui im pictures, l'trst A progiani, social chnt and dainty .there was "Passion" then there sieved to pleasantly FOB RENT FURNISHED tme ""Metropolis" and "Faust" and Lcfrcshrucjiti; Ml the inteit'ilning rooms. Besides Small apartment, heated, bath, I that epic achievement "Varic.'iv. t screen phrch. 193 E. 1 North. Phone which was also directed bv F A the pu".-- of honor there we're pres-nJ'.is. Effie Adamson, Mrs. Anm3 Dtipont 596r Rirhii" In Varictv" niimmi :nt,,i,....i ' nie Koirian. Mrs. Hul'K Mrs. Annte stv room turnwnea apt- and Moul7n in inji.mn Jannings a30 Rouga" ho does the hmm . with ijouth or phone 1135J . xim m ? .74 .xl.25 . Mr. eonoc I Miss Eva Van Wagoner of Heber 084 is visiting with Miss June Van Wag- - 07 .26 .73 18 .,i Opohongo Park King Park Binfffeam Park Utah . aid Mr. announce the arrival of a baby 96 32 North Standard S L. White, Bishop .and .76 .06 . A. c v . hf. san.t of American Fork were SunMr. .and Mis. Joseph Olpln gavo day guiSt of Mr. snd Mrs. F. C. Shoett. a supper Sunday evening at the rionu of Mrs Ines Olpin The. fol- Mrs. Jesse Wadley spt'nt th-- lowing invited guests were present: week .end visiting wrth relatives Prisioeat and Mrs W. W. Warnick, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Cjfiguif,' Mr. in Springville. ' Gold Chain . ..' Great West. Mines Howell Leh) Tintic Mammoth New Qitincy 25 eT"'V P'a East Standard Empire Mines East Crown Point : East Tintic Con. .'. Eureka Lily . Eureka Bullion . . East ytah Klng-o- Bing. Mr. In the Third la honor day i ... ui trieir class leader. ra. Hase) Spencer. The first pert of the um was spent t OS 3K evening music, ailer which dainty reiresn- mTatSweT Served 04 H invited officers were Mrs. A, K. .12 IS Olpln and Thetnton, Mrs. L.--i HH Hits. C. L. Wright; Invited mothers 33, were Mra. Pearl Wadley, Mrs. Pearl 3.70 S60 Mra Oacarson. Mrs. Jane m Adams, 074 Black- ArsaiUtead, Mra. Gertrude , .15 .124 uiuM. Mi. Lacy "WhiU-- Mis, 02 Mrs. Ida Williamson, Tomllnscn, .18 .is Vi Mrs Mablc D:iggs, Mra. Qhloe West .05 054 and Mrs. Jasie Wright, . BLg-H- M Iron PrtmiJ7entettfcr er- h a social week wu that hel Garoett atak hoax miMinwriti and their teechft. g. D. Moor, who werw Honorably ro- - flow.r culture r.t Americas Fork W. VI r Khnol lira. 'J. waseS a the itake after I am H inkH - afrricae. Other ftnrrr tTHeeday aftfrnoon. motlth tatoyr,-'rffcim-1fa1 were led Mrs. Ella Holds, way, tie stake presidncy Anna Johnaoa, goest The members of the Busy Circle Mrs. Olive Jenef, Mcs. Effie Aeton. 'snd ward bishoprics, jnaking 100 well in ai ali X Mra. Rose Nelson, Mrs. Annie West ranged program oo - t lub were guettte of Mu J. E. WaiW f'fst petrt of the evt- toiiLjt on TtuirsdAy, jaoa Mrs. May A damson. nuig, alior w.uch Mrs, Emily Bacon and daughter playeJ and reficshmt nts concludej f First their Friday evv The party was held at the The Sea Gutt girls of the Asked Bid Salt Lake City (i LP. SUNDAY.. APRIL 28, 1929. W.Un nilthechapelTimpanog il PLEASANT GROVE SOCIETY Ttwhra GREAT "SHOWS A 1 ie iSt b er iti ibi STIJBE BAKER'S WORLXrAMOW . . sea-mm- Jii 3iu . . "iri'i - avy- the" with last tho f etics,' mrt's The ai. ia Tch . rr! 4th' Die nson, Uiller in n --Mfe-fesWfa " . PI v. ' a: 44e-40- ai 1495 l9c-1R- with 05-S- S7c-96- c- ser II ,v when sche.L :'coiil- n: 5:14-e- at linif hours ;u-vI hi my 4G? : ' , I ' r i V M ta: ' Uxi Xr' ' A' h T( 70-$- e Star Hit v. 1 4 t imyr-dnrt- Sun-rrsc- lf Snt-ut!a- y Fu-ga- , tl 1 n, j n-- , 1 . .. I i ot-.- .u, 1 t , tJt',r?i-CJaytwr- ''-- JFUNERALS C'.vkova. World Wld PiTturt',i which is sponsoring "Moulin RougFOR RENT GARAGE Brick garage. 142 No-- 6th West. promise that there will ba other a30 productions following which will Thone 587J. MISCELLANEOUS 01 Chekova. Expert curtain stretching. h South- - Phone 1230. -- iu5 -- ''' '- I ,!' - of the" Descrct . "Y" Male Chorus Of 1929 Is Successful -- - - ht or brilliant six, The ." Commander by Studebaker, Builder of Champions, y provides a grace and beauty as a setting for new-da- its superb performance. Youthful and smart, the V Yri 7 i f tfoj. than ever and that, in a Commander, is achieveYet indeed! ment today's Commander is a greater car than its illustrious predecessor which sped 25,000 miles in less than 23,000 minutes in heroic proof of its speed and staying power. Now, as suave, straight-sig- il'rt n "I, " , - U t l) U 11 irl U ( W. B- - The to a new Commanders are lower, due costlier double-dro- p frame. Ball bear- ing spring suspension, pioneered by Stude baker, provides still further Studebaker ease, because of new type now sells more i VI ? v foil, hoi hal ?oan ... .... ... V. vl . ' :,.;--!- , ,'-,..- ii j in . ... - , tquipment. ing.. Safety is enhanced than any other by lowness, greater at high speed, windshield, steel core steering wheel, road-steadine- ss car manufacturer on -- hydraulic shock absorbers and.ji&cp earth STUDEBAKER MODELS ANirrkiCES. The President Eight The Commander Kight U95 The Commander Six The Dictator The riKEI AT Til Aete u- 218 West Center Street , 'TTntnntnttTr1 4ie.UUUlUn.lllTTTHTTTTiTr : ,"-- . . i 167$ i3Sto SS ' Kr.sk ine Six . - . mp TNI "Studebaker Champions" Sunday evening 10: IS to 10:45 Eastern Time, Station WEAV and NBC coast dhwtrt by William r. Hansen. The chorus Y. Usmal chorus ct n4 Hals Wu hiade elng.nj tl a4 successful ckr, weotly tMeptionalty shows the p and amplified action brakes that insure n velvet stop in half the distance accepted aa standard. Straight-eig- h t or si x.the newCommander is a worthy heir to the world-wid- e fame of the name it bears. Drive it an hour or 1 day. Its mettle will win you. -- fhet u Commander Six Brougham, $i2S-s- ix win wietls and trunk, standard Brougham Commander Six Coupe, $Ijjo. Prica at tht factory. Bumpnt and spar t tint txtra. new Studebaker coachcraft splendidly interprets the fleetness and endurance of the new Commanders. GREATER i While we talk of loir vision's Imb and what it will mean to radio. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS EXir'oDC is talklne.of broadcasting Canary singer and good type Radio receivers mnv yet a3 heat. writer. 447 E. 3 S. . take tho place of the old family WANTED MALE HELP furnace, when heat calorics are sent Voi u ... tht.' ether on kilocvcln wavid-.- the eras- - ovrr "ww KiLi...n..Anniu ofP' vwnnvpxi mortuary Co. Ing to Bait 5, Provo Herald. ml lengths. com- - " "" ' y 65 E. ' Brougham,. "v irnl r..'. vices for Conrad- E. B"lc who died rt the family reside ic - Tueadry. will be held from the ".ver Cltv meeting house Su:i-anrrnlns t 1" o. m Tht' body 11 ! bA taken to Ncphi where hcW In the South rv'cci v 11 rr- J c' -S o. m. Both i v. ni w in ennrgw oi uisnop Interment will be In the Dycher.. un- i Vine Bluff cemetery at Ncphi, star the beautiful and talented y NewComm AM6F.R Eight Commander Ek;ht Coupe, - y ajt FOR THE SIX Brilliant s p roil- rt2E.l; c. - ay bysidont y i c kg P fv at thefactory 35-$- )- 35 FOR THE EIGHT " i tr.i!- la . wit-- - l US ' 1265 to 1393 860 to tOif met oir st . netveork -- 1 ( |