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Show PROVd EVENING GERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1928.' 1 WASHINGTON ITUBS- - 1 . T r I K". rWT W fCOHFOOU1Df-SMOV:UG,FOOft-- HUMUS: JkWMe "BlOWiNG HOtft I"t5l6rtf AND lEFT". WHf IW G6M VllTH IT? MAK " : . UrSD0tfY V00 w sWe r- By Crane GRASSHOPPER S(M WWW 1f WfcJrVO tt& 6U6SSti VVfr f. A V He SAMS -' NOM-SKi- Otf4AAN PICK. 30E, tW. HP S, j ' J WELL, HEADED S0M5 D NO V' j 1 1 y CONTROL TOLD . , By IL V. SWESSOX District Agricultural Inpecor From all indications, grasshop pers in some districts are going to be numerous this season.. Prepara- tkma should be made, lor, controlling themt. The formula for mixing the "following 1 - ' the formula:- Is WUMI V Ul III! 11 11. 1 u l l'l quart of pound white arsenlc,-or- 4 sodium arsenlte (weed killer) , quarts of cheap' syrup .or 2 mo-lass- . ' ounce Amyl Acetate , rttlfnesis. (foes tJu, ' - TMt.-5V)5- - XZfi ? ta' f yW CLEAN -- -4 mo Y tKAHCE.A- U' - tr?-- W v (CRtftMtV, 'A vkO'i : , A - -- ieu,we A TvCWS' STOCK BV WW NM,-.--r r ' " 0rp? non-ski- d MO BEFORC m "T1 k pound salt. Method: Dissolve syrup or mola's-ss- e in the,- water. " Stir Well. Add the arsenic or sodium arsenlte, and mix well. Sprinkle this poison solu- - sftvs tTit -- VIN'iTN SOX $5,000 V WORTC ; ; . tion into the bran, and mix,. The bran Bhould. be Just damp, not wet or sloppy. If the bran is too dry. more water should be added until the bran will crumble. Scatter the bait broadcast-hft- he veningr-e- r ' early morning. ' The salt is recommended if the lhoppera .are,, fult growiHrWlewhO son js aiKijnne, ina Ttis xnen Deuer to omit the salt Arsenic, . sodium arsenlte, and amyl acetate may be obtained from the igriculturaJLoffice, or from the agricultural Inspectors, at cost. The inspectors will also be glad to assist anyone needing help. N J ' . - 7 Mrs. . Lionel t Averett Miss Leola Hall and" Ed. Johnson of Salt Lake, also Mr. and Mrs. LeonWejghof Provo-- visited in Sprlngville Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hall. In the afternoon the party motored to Cold Springs. Mr. and . adnr RETURNS FROM HONEYMOON Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Campbell of Salt Lake, who recently returned from a honeymoon trip to Honolulu, visited two days of this week with "Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mr9. J. W, Grocsbeck in this SPR1NGVILLE .cJ. stret e thi lut I -e wi :ed. I she , arce! ke. evei Dn U ' t 1 y f n-- his n to aider irane towi ve in arcel led exp. . iNOfFSAFE KINGS BAY, Spltzbergen, July 5 (UP) THree of the 24 men who have been trapped within the bitterly cold Arctic wastes have come out alive and reports,.,eachtng here said three others missing since .. May 30, have been seen., . The three" men who come out were the Russian aviator Babush-ki- n and his two aides, Friday Babushkln strated an air the plane search for members-- cf crew of the dirigible Italia. He was -- in connection with' the working Russian ice breaker Mall gin; Four days passed without a word ; of the Russian hero. , Yesterday Babushkin' flew back to the Maligln. He told how he had been forced down in open water because of the fog and hew he and his two companions had battled for hours to prevent the floating' Ice bars from crushing the fragile sea plane. Finally he was able to take off again and returned to his mother ship without haying sighted any of ther m Using polar Explorers. the past week VISITS IDAHO RELATIVE'. Mrs. Walter Wheeler of ttilstsity city. . v is with her .daughter - Mrs. ' . O.visiting at Sanford and family Paul, -'Idaho. She expects to be goae one VISIT UTAH'S MONDERLAND Mr. and Mrs. Johri'S. Boyer and month. son Edward and daughters, June VISITS IN KAYSVILLE and Mary, returned Monday from Miss Jane Alleman is spending an enjoyable motor trip to Cedar this week at Kaysville, the guoRt Bjvaks, Zlon, Bryce and the Grand of Miss Bertha Sessions and r'-- " Cnnyons. They were also accomwith other friends at Morgan panied by their daughter, Mrs. Boyd Buchanan and three chil- I PROPERTY-TRANSFERRE- , RETURN HOME ' and Mrs. T. O. Hutchings have returned to their home in Sprlngville after spending three weeks with relatives at Evanstoir, Wyo., and Ogden, Utah! They ytert accompanted by their granddaughters. Norma and Florence, who will spend three weeks here. n-- B - 1 -- " won tie L ssty ;e in Witt the void ut h ed II ihe is, tt of e he ru lirs ' ?r. y ?s an toget ertie ren i gan club er ho hized 'd of dont i last l te in oevei he wi stai I ich t ry of kite a sllc to "1 ttere -- h ali gerly at at ies. . ticks --twice TAmmm piuthase is made at flllfestnAirtkl) Store ; - uAe it lAcJi:. - (4 the proud parents at the family .residence Sunday, July 1. Mother and baby are doing nicely. : Western Auto's "Customer Is Always Right" policy is your, guarantee of absolute and lasting satisfaction . . . And we don't try to measure your satisfaction, either . . That's your privilege. If anythin? should ever haDDen to one of vour "Western Antn" tires that you think should be adjusted, bring it to the nearest of our more than 150 conveniently located stores . . . regardless of whether or not it is the one from which you made your purchase . . . and tell us what you think we should do to make it right . . . "write your own ticket," as the sayingjjoes, and we will promptly and smilingly -. make good as you desire! . .. J .Scw WINGATE RETURNS J. F. Wlngate returned to his RETURNS FROM COAST Miss Virginia Packard has returned to her home after a month's visit with relatives and Mends in ; NO NEED OF TMS AXPERlCNCC WAS TAUGHT I '."'.?''', " ' '"' v. you ft rievrMQ FE zzzz r-- " TO S WIM AT llc u ever, i tha iltei What mm Glengarry du ml 38." - i-- 1 I've t vlndo he if ?ed-t- . s one s fla s ch ted a WI1U nted on a n, Tl urlo r ;- -t ?ertle t to Make Your Savings Even Greater! Trade ' in Your Old Tires - ; OS HOWIffl 1 PROTtCT ; - , r Saturday to 6 o'clock. Let us show you the cause ,of your Hay Fever. ...".'.";. 4 " teste made without charger: 2 : part-payme- nt C. 48-lb.- Sack of Utah County Flour " 10 Cf lbs. Chop Barley 1 00 lbs, Fine Ground Oats 100 lbs. Chopped Oats ... 100 lbs. Whole Oats.'.Z Service nections are maintained whore w have stores, so that goods purchased from us may be properly and promptly installed at a very low' flat rate in many instances FREE OF ALL inallcities I Full FiiBiliooaQup 1 1 Balloon. J -- mn J WtarwdlBoDooo MM SUM ' naaraatM I I . U , : " J Western GUntBalloon Sirnatn BRVlnir are offered full balloons with broad d treads. Look at ribbed, these new low prices , . . and remember our trade-I- n ' allowance on 11.000 J scosts. N Mil Extra heavy throughout . . . built to give extra mile.ie under the most exacting service. At our low prices, they offer of tire economy. Trade-i- n uiUowance makes these prices even yout old tires! " Sir Our New Low frir .lower. 29x4.40 Balloon Ti . '.7: $ 6.65 Our Nrw low Trirr 7.25 29x4.40 B.IIooa 30x4.50 Balloon . r.$ 7.83 30x5.00 Balloon, 29x4.9$ 9.25 30x4.60 Balloon 8.85 3U5.O0 Balloon, dt 30x4.95 9.55 30x5.00 Balloon, dt 29x4:95 11.45 . . . ... 10.15 31x5.00 Balloon, fit 30x4.95 11.95 30x5.25 Balloon 31x5.25 Balloon . ..TV. . 10 95 32x5.00 Balloon, fit 31x4.65 12.65 30x5.77 Balloon 1.95 30x5.25 Balloon . 12.95 Western CiantCmd 33x6.00 Balloon 13.90 31x5.25 Balloon 1345 Smtuims nan nite, -,30x5.77:Balloon iTrrnrr-14 IbJPer!r-Lar- fl fii JUtaili of (Kta. Su. is.om mum) Auto Suppli . . Serving th 32x6.00 Balloon, 17.95 Our mas'slve, extra heavy duty motoritt tinea 1909. Caaranlfd 33x6.00 Balloon, 18.75 oversize super card tires are extra Unas . . 20.7S heavy throughout Tirtt, Camp 32x6.20 Balloon. extra tread and Xmmn'u, slclevvull thickness CooJi, Coif Equipmtnt and extra heavy Radio. Open Saturdays to 9 P. M. carcass and extra quality mate-- , rials.. We invite comparison with any ' other standard make tire: , Other Sizes Savings. Oor Man Law Prle. '. 30x3 H Reg. Six CI $ 6.45 -30x3 H Extra Ovaralxa CI. 6.97 More than 150 Stares in the West 30x3 5. S. Overiix. . . . v7.90 Mx4 N S.S. Overtixe, 10.95 32x4 S.S. Overaisa, 11.81 33x4 S.S. Ovaraise, y 12.48 12x4 H S.S. Overaisa, 9 ply 16.28 33x4 H S.S. Ovaralxa, 16.78-34xH S.S. Overaisa, 17.90 33x5 S.S, Overaisa, 23.35 129 35x3 J.S. Overaisa, 23.88 act lbs. Wheat lbs. Wheat 100 lbs. Blended Millruh 100 lbs. Dary Feed .100 lDOlbiLiayjaash $1.75 non-ski- 2.75 52.75 53.75 - .. .. .. '.' 52.75 51.80 52.65 52.50 :$4.00 CASH AND FREE DELIVERY Cnni car-we-ll tnruM WOO thick, tough, treads, offer tremendous savings to car owners of the West. Allowance for old tires, tool. road-grlppl- Km Law rrir 303 CI. Regular Six. . $ S.45 S.6S 303H CI. Regnlar JO3H CL Oversize . . , , 5.9S 30x3 H 3. S. Oversix'. . . , 7.40 S. S. Overtize . 31.4 8.95 5. S. Overtis . 32x4 9.40 S. S. Ovriis . . . 33i4 9.9S S. S. Overall . , , 11.40 34x4 32x4 H S. S, Oversize" , , 13.90 33x4 H S. S. Ovaraisa , . . 14.95 OftV Sis.. PHONE 34 40 SOUTH FOURTH WEST Mllw OtiirriTcTsiri standard Weight tires, with 8li Utahri:; ' ........ :$1.65 100 lbs. Scratch Feed . 100 lbs. Golden Meat Scraps - in thee ... s" Elmer Barrett in attendance. "Western Auto" A feature that saves you . Service . conmoney V & Dr. Tires Mounted FREE! Extraordinary 1 z:.-- ir---:.- 0f -- -- an-tee- , iNational-hLaboratorie- Put new, fully guar d Western Giants or Wear wells all around, and use your old, worn tires as on "Western at them, any Auto" store. QUALITY AND SERVICE 60 Free Hay Fever Clinic Hotel Roberts J seconds of the business day . . . every sale an expressionof confidence . YOUR PROTECTION ' V. arate transactions were made at our more than J50 stores last year T., a sale less than every two ! . IT'S-SA- -- learn-for an tee d Pricesi r ie s Guar at; Money Saving ScfuUinfjh debt VISITS RELATIVES HERE Anton and Marlon Olsen of Salt Lake came to Sprlngville this Week Where they will snend a month with Mr. and Mrs. Dimlck Childs and other relatives. in our Iron-Cla- d Guarantee of Satuf action, and' the sincerity of our "CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT' Policy . . . , Visit the "Western Auto" store nearest you"... and pleasure. And behind all this pleasant atmosphere is a' feeling of security . . . Confidence mora rere&hina than ana other. caiw arocer 'retwrnA your money OGDENITES VISIT ILERE panied by J. CEepcorn, came from Ogden Wednesday to visit with Mis Hutchings parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hutchings of this city. "JllUIIIlHHHVlli!L J Schilling tea Utfie onty truly. VcaA teaa4 rebfitij fraarant a4 UwaAtntke Oriental tea tyaf&enA. 3ka& wkf it - Look at Hour watch. every two seconds throughout the busi ness day (8 A. M. to 6 P. M.) someone makes a purchaseof Tires, Accessories, Camp Goods, Golf Equipment or Radio, at one of our more than 150 conveniently heated stores Tftof what rolled up last year's great total of more than SIX MILLION sales, which in an area registering about two mUUon automobile owners, clearly indicates the widespread confidence "West- ern Auto" mitrua , ... Thi$ confidence is the result of years of honest dealing . . '.'high quality and dependability at pleasingly low prices . . courteous treatment at the hands of men who are specialists in this line . . . trained tojmdjerTnrl ynnr mnrnring problems . . . men who consider it their duty to help you to greater motoring comfort, safety tafietjin BABY GIRL ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs. erald Thorpe are saw dent) ' r, IS GUEST OFTJK. BEAL Dr. John Beal spent swo days of tcrtie it Under an arch bf flashing sabers held by the military staff, of New York State's chief executive comes the daughter of Governor Alfred E. Smith and her husband. Francis J. Quillinan. The bridal coude are snown 4evwg me cathedral or conception at Albany after the marriage ceremonjrrwnich . was performed by Cardinal Haves, of New York Citv. lifelong friend of Governor Smith. dren-Miichfi- D GUESTS OF PENNINGTONS Mrs., Cora Piper, and daughters of Salt Lake will spend this week with Mrs. Harry Pennington and her mother Mrs. Joseph Bate, tod ct I .... - RETURN FROM CANADA VISITING RELATIVES Mr. anil Mrs. Howard B. Menden-ha- ll Nell Mrs. Swartzvagef and returned this week from a two daughter, of California are visiting weeks motor trip to Alberta, Canafather and with her John Clark Mendenhall, who sisters ' Mrs. W. K. Johnson and da Miss Alberta accompanied them there, will re. Mrs. JVilllam Muslg of Springvllle. main to visit with her brother Deal Mendenhall and family. VISITS LOCAL RELATIVES M."Houta,-Jr.; of Richfield, home In Sprlngville Wednesday spent two days of the past wcelt from a trip to Washington, where with his father P. M. Houtz Sr he represented the Sprlngville' Kr-and "with his sister, Mrs. Harold Alleman and family here. - I m... n A ies- - Oh, 1 SPEEDER IS FINED fine of $10 for speeding was imposed on Otto Stewart of Spanish Fork in Judge George Balllfs city court Tuesday morning. The arrest was made last Thursday by the city traffic officer. at the International convention held at' Seattle. While there he visited Mr! and Mrs. Will Erdman at Kent and Mr. and Mrs, John Finlcy at Puyallop, Wash. He also spent a short time In Victoria, which' he states is an especially interesting city. "wanis . - - ' C pted !'- I '4 m C nr V 1 Anna Brandley, who. has been living at, the Jabes - Taylor IDAHOAN VISITS HERE farm during the past year.' reccnt-l- y Mrs.' Maud Hall of Rlgby, Idaho! Daniel home of the is spending the summer with her purchased ' Street Mr. Sumsion Is building a aunt, Mrs. E. O. Hall and family old of modern bungalow south the here. home. er fs - iir- t Nelson Beal here..- Dr. Beal recent ly completed a dental-CoDenver. . ln up 4 Mrs. visiting-Drrand- " Mrs. rlagt peoj Id ot ed b capi to h I v was ng WHEN AL SMITH'S DAUGHTER WAS MARRIED RUSSIAN FLIER ........ J ....... ........ ..... AU 1 . - j4 at Proportionate' 4- t-p- iy 4 West Centeiy Vtajr-- i |