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Show "T- -. !ROVO EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1928. PAGE TWO our uuk wax 1. 1, i t ........ ,poMr : iiy Williams .: Hai .'rf' scissor B.U.SD sod buster Telephones Business office, 495; Society reporter, J07; Editorial it yod do not receive your paper before J5 p... m. telephone .- , 4BS and a copy will be delivered tc your residence. , room, 494. I Subscription terms By carrier in the county 45 $5.00 the year In advance by mail 'in the county, . ...,,''.',-'."county, $5.00. $4.50; (f v J.AMSP M w?4y fnK."; jXbe! M " -r- r- outside " The Bureau of Standards hai a Just completed study of the transparency ,'of various cloths to the valauble ultraviolet rays of solar radiation. As a result of their activity, 'It Is expected that a large percentage of children's clothing will hereafter be made from materials which let the maximum amount of ultraviolet solar radiation reach the body. The health-givin- g qualities of these rays are now so well established that their value Is no longer open to question. The bureau's scientists found that e cloth lets more ultraviolet rays through than rheumatic salt material. They also discovered My particular regime helDed this rehumatism; my bunch might be of no Value that there was a high transmission to ' of the rays through bleached white hat,?Ver:etch one :ha" t0 work these things ' s inamaually; material. Dyed stuffs held back was An I all n trvinc tn that in my case I found rheumatism came from an the rays and woolen goods were HILL BLU.Y as acid . half condition, and that whan "t transparent onlyabout ac"L " m,A cotton. White, cotton, viscose ray- condition I abolished my aches. on and linen were found the best watnre th,an very smart doctor's could tell me of the salts means materials of all. blindfold tests on my smoking or i open-weav- N. Ounnar Rasmuson, editor and manage B. managing editor; N.,C.JHlcks, county editor; J. A. Owens, advertising manager. close-wov- J Where Law Is Narrow ' ; bo that he could work no longer. Homeless and penniless, he had,d.r,i?ted .to .Boston,, hoping to be sent to jail for the winter ','-,":-- men had not for 30. years. Under the Tlawi therefore, h could 'not : be-- found guilty of vagrancy. The police were wander off 'nobody knew, where, obliged to turn him ,10030-40- ; T.V and to do jiobody knew .what. At first glance .this looks like just another common' case 6f Wai But it 13 something more than that It JB a jymptonuoftheway-- a great many things are done by --a great many of us in this year of enlightenment, 1918. ' iWWEU AM -- We would Most of us are pretty really I M MOV AGUE like to live by the Golden Rule, if only it were not so hard. We would really like to be kind to the helpless, to relieve misery, to treat strange unfortunates as our. brothers. , . But most of the time" it is too much trouble. We prepare to act and find that our hands are tied. We are not big enough or wise enough to cut the bonds of habit and inertia. So wrretahr ouruood intentions and the pe?soiv we intended to help gets it in the neck, regardless. Consider this Boston episode. The judge on the tench, (Copyright, 1928) Howdy, folks! Be it ever so th prnspfiitnr And tho policemen were all sincerely anxious to help the pitlable.pld wanderer. Not one man in the court humlle "there Is uu paycheck""! like your own! where he was arraigned wanted him to continue in his misery. Yet, in the end, he might as well have been surrounded A really timid man is one Who wears a Hoover button In his right by enemies I and a Smith button in his ltft. Nobody there was capable. of cutting the knot and seeing lapel - y to-d Everybody-wanteto it that the old man gotj-filiefBargain Offer: The Spcinl but there was an idiotic legal technicality in the way ; and Evening Post, S cents; t cents;. ' Both, 7 cents. everybody knows that this nation stands second to none in its ' respect for the law." So the old chap was out of luck. Household Hint: A tasty salad One of these days we'll Jearn thatgood intentions are not may be made by turning the refrlg-ratupside down and shaking unenoughNot enough ? They re worse than nothing at all. -- 01 it the contents are well mixed. course, it may have been.a great solace to the old stonecutter, ""'" as he wandered off to meet whatever variety of starvation, weariness and loneliness the fates imight have m"stote fo? AND STREAM him, to remember that the people who sent him away had wishes. him best thsir. given -- i..-n- hair-snlittm- g. - s MT. or J.P.WilllAM Bca. u . , iMMovAQLe " eopv VHU Y KA n-CMC. SCXVKE, J ,. .tlJ I, ., -- - L. in B H Tonay's ,DfiniUbn: ,t Home la place where a man before taking A hath hiis tn fish a flotilla of tin battleships out of the tub. . rctisn. oufln the wild do not like human company but occasionally Vincgar will remove" most stains they pick man in an emergency. from the hands. ' " I Deer ' ..,.....-v..r-- IT M XJ ' IB - -- mm n, UU11-D1U- , U Friends .win that be-- J, Ulysses pleased to hear Pep is convalescing Mr. Pep, who prides satisfactorily. himself on his youthful appearance, sufferecL Aatrake of apoplexy FrUx day when a flapper In a streetcar said, "Here, grandpop, take my ... -- How Science Aids Religion eat" 1. LIAM LVW 3C fc it - - ,w"i jtjt . il , . , , ... . two men a. handful of flower seeds. One The , flapper doesn't nian, ignorant, throws them away. The other,-taugh- t by live . a darn about a man's looks; all she, cares about is ftia sclejxceviplants jand tends- them and revels for daya in the Give each-o- f t . J gold-diggi- I - SUe rTrVgarwell Balloon- 30x430 30x5.00 31x500 - ........ 5.94 ....... . t Western Giant Balloon tra hmrf thrjaUwt exira mil . te t IS, $lvm 33x6.00 SAVE AT THESE r- SALE PRICES Tiiiias aanet 1 ttre vcuwitiir. Trade taeee (.Hen 4wBke Re) la " ier. au - tate af 1.65 9.0S 9.65 10.41 11.36 12.97 .1.84 1.93 2.25 $1.63 8.88 9.93 10.40 10.88 11.25 . 31x5.00 30x55 1 -- -- - mm 2.05 Z20 2.2S 2.34 ' Siuoari mo 30x5.77 32x6.00 2.55l3Jx6.00 - rnr. tmm ?. tSl on. 4 m 1.18 j 29x4.75 6.55 .r uunytea Oltiir la alluwkaaa 165 14.87 3.10 15.53 3.15 Tires Mo tinted FREE NATURE'S KENEDY to nrihiw snd traigthea yoor elimimdve orgM. Then watch the trantformation. TnfNiUutuoH of mere laxativoa. Only 26e. Mild, taft, ptnth eafcl tffBKSSE8& -- v: with ;s A?3temGiaiit Balloon- ASK FOR SALE PRICES ON ANY SIZE TIRE OR ...TUBE NOT SHOWN - ai 7" X YUM GWIT n ALLCO: 13 illteBTBKH . WWrh mm hash better cause to render thanks to a Hla huntinr coat was dlrtv. It was smelly, it was damp, wise and kindly providence? iv-youKhould hear him holler Roeomnwrnlcd nd Sol'l by .the magnificence of the world and But Science, showing .Wule gave It to .a tramp! AH 6 Provo Druggists its treasure houses,-j- .the handmaiden of religiort.' Without "" it we should have nothing in which to believe, xothing to be i""'-"I""" '"" .M" """""" F"1"""11,'!, , l Klm g, ,. ' al- 8.79 31x5.2s 30x5.H ' 8r Sale Prtre ; 29x440 purse-onalit- beautF4fwgra4M!e-of-4he4)k)om- ' Balloons and remember our trade-i- n lowance on our old tlreal t room hunters, 4e w, " mw. non-ski- (Jglypimplei fun-T- r- savin pa are ofExtraordinaryfered In these full balloons with d treads. . broad, ribbed, Look at theta sale prices . . . d . kfcvv Wear-we- ll buylng-dciLie- me . H alwaxs s( six-gu- . If I 1 - 1. 0- v To the man who "lived 10,000 years ago it must have Sing ho! for wild adventure! . ' Sing' ho! for thrilling scenes! He world. know a mean about much didn't jnpprpd pettv Sing ho! for barking H had a hard time scraping a bare living. Comfort was (In "Western magailnes!') He muse to lacked. his mind' had he ;.... ... somfcthn.g nothing Constance Talmadge Is in Paris nd facilities for travel ; no books to read or pictures to look at Above is a photograph of Gou- for ier.nextj)icture. s He didn'Hi vet-h- e existed miserably.--H- e famed mushroom hound, lanh, spent "VenuaV Judging by pictures of as hoe he to he didn t have baying, providence; anything praising praise the pack of toadstool beagles. Venus, the clothes shouldn't cost .Yet. all around him were the means to make his like as leads . la known to every mushroom hunt- - very much. . filled with interest and nappmess as our lives are. ue was v In Central Utah. Ooulaah h a B. Y. U. now has the bull on merely waiting, dumbly, for somebody to come along and cross between a banana spaniel and Western States' 10,yard line!" 1 Bulgarian clam retriever. .He JMOrld's ahow .him Ihe wondersand Jheituses. ac can and follow the speedy, Very a million .time as much, to be thankfu! Ksene of. a Art Shannon. Ta.v. miles. for Shaggymane for as thejmap. of the Bwamps. And yet, some bigoted people And when the mushroom to finally to bay, it Is Old Goulash science, which discovered these wonders, showed them brought ho fiercely attacks the wily to us and adapted them to our uses and It with a sharp But other Ieadersarewiser. Bishop Anderson of the map of dispatches his teeth, being careful, Natnra'swarnmi klpmtntclfrymir Episcopal church has just, told his fellow clergymen thai lowever, not to injure the pelt, ' ccmplexkiindpintndroMinjoarp! which sallow is cheek. l"ral wonderful renin highly prized by mush "Science and Us achievements are the crowning glories of the follow thorouBh eelon rleaiuins. Take K? twentieth century;" i.fi'-V 11...." JJmM I- d ait j j"e, rrnvciji jiuu economy event, on tires and tubes that have earned the friendship and confidence of hundreds of thousands of car owners. Tires and tubes with a proven record of mileage and economy. Tires and tubes that are backed by the reputation fof honeety and fair dealing1 of the world's largest retailers of Auto Accessories, with more than 150 conveniently located stores to give you service. Guarantee of Satisfaction and to back up our Iron-Cla- d ancLour ..uustumeu is i iiiuuiLjjQiicyi 4 4 -f ,'- -' tofx - iiil Ifli - "o...mm II C or deep-voice- - I adi-ar- ?5 " " E :. no-ti- vllrtii I long-lastin- Ra;-ird- w U The inauguration of a timely event that will save thousands and thousands of dollar, for motorists throughout the west ; I Summer is ended , . , vacation lours are over . tires are worn ffom,.long eco- rains and snows with slippery roads approach, and new, safe, trips . . . Winter A tifrt" Tivod U1V Tloncoaittr mrn clrlA 11 l nvi'inl JiUbU '' iUW Qro UVVVOUVJ, " UUUUVAly : -'- ' r. I -- $ $ $ LOCAL MAN KECdVERINO FROM SHOCK! , . f PROVaeAiiONs s 5 "Soo," Mien.. was canoeing along the Michipil -- Hen ue, saw iwo aniProf. Ernest F. Stuhr, of Corval-li- s, mals racing along tha shore. One was a he and was stag Ore.rBSs" 'spent years making pursuea oy wolf. chemical examinations of the trees a--big Suddenly the dear of the United States and has com plunged Into.,tha river and swam pleted his work. He found that towards Kohl's boat. The wolf fol- there are 1177 different kinds ofL,wed nd..t.h deer came ngni op trees but, more surprising - than 10 me canoe. At this the wolf that, was to learn that 137 or over turned and finally disappeared Into 114 per cent, have medical virtues. the woods, the deer In another dl- - ii , ?Geor8e KohUof the NATUKELAND gor-geo- boo weeTs am . plrtuVSb?C See any current woman's magazine ad pages. Canon Ellis N. Oowlng:JAgood healthv damn is much better than ' a continuous grumble." Dr. John Grter ..Hibben: "Th" la thend of education that" we may become' something more than an interested hanger-o- n in the march of the world's progress." v Mrs. Annnmae Brawl, New Tovk type of designer; "The fipan-isclothing for women with its coloring Is coming back. We have comtTto California to make "a study of these styles. , There is no better place outside of Spain to make such a study." ' , u. TIP OF TONGUE so he mightshave,,bedand something to eat. i.AU, of thisvhe;xplained to the judge, who listened and prepared to sentence the man to three ' monthsiin jail, ;.';, "v,Vv: - en mmw$L immtwm Tread s " thankful for. ., - ' vi . i birds nests where the young . art aiAed,''yea'r after year, In supreme peace. A family of squirrels occu. pies one of them and they half fill . Mrs. Amarilla Ampleglrth csn't it every fall with nuts and acorns. , .be-end her huaband ,jwrke cause he Is so co"wrblind no can't tell an egg plant from yranruit How Weak Blondy, the manicure. Is able to make her eyes (behave. but 'her shoulders and hips sacm to get the best of her at timesT Prof. Digtendele,.rwhd ikwws; Ffcl Better, Lock Youager aiid nearly everything, ays the stocks H&vjStea4ier liervea-- r which contain the njost ftater are not the best onas on wfileh to float I( you only knew-- r you rundown, a loan. v whft are .dragging anemic .vonten ':-"- -'" ' i yourself around Cfi your'nerve what a wonderful increase in strength longer-wearin- 7 WomeiGrowStronger In Smoking Room ' ITwo youngsters jveretalkln; said a tall snuiksr with a .sickly grin, "and rUappettefd to,6vfertiear the following remarks 4 i(, 'My old man,' declared one, 'doesn't have to ,pny any attention to traffic rufw.. .He's a policeman.' " 'Neither' does mine,' said the other. 'He's a truck driver." " rv ), i These new tlrea have been specially designed to meet the needs of modern motorbiffr " They pro- - " Vide extra traction and Bafety, besides having g THK CATNON'S MOUTH Before Pickett and his 12,000 men charged the whole union armv across the amoni8 ."wheatfleld" M Gettysburg.jin-,J863.iQ- i. Ijb plant-- . ea a. coupie oi nundrea cannon be hind the wheatfield to belch solid mew at the enemy, .as, prepatar tion rpr eathe gallant and desperate Pickett-jLtopk mpst or his guns Iontwhen ihe retreated; bui Wter th war. the battlefield commission placed Confederate qannons In the thesnne spqtn that I3f. eIect'fldrjJV-- 7 ,oi aesaiw powrter and sheH. nearly all fit thews guns now hold ia COMBUSTIBJ-- . Take an ordinary envelope and lighf it ' hold your match? T and health TanlacwiU give you, you wouldn't hesitate ji .moment about going to your druggist and getting abig bottle of this splendid inedii .MnAddie L. B4rry,of 4036 82nd Ave.. Oakland. Calif.. tay: "I was weak I didn't even badly wanttojit up. I began to think my caae hopeless, but Tan lac put me on, my leet. No lliave ft splendid appeye and feel stronger thjin jo ,vearsl ,, k TanUcias free from. harmful drugs Nature as the watr you dqnk-onl- y own medicinal tonic faerbs.. Druggists know this and for, the past: 10 years Jiave jracommended ;it .to men and women Who need p puick "pick! up" that will put thern qn .their feet jtnd give thein a new inlcrwt in Tife;"So eonfidant arethe makers of Tan lac that if you art not helped by it, you get your'jnoncy ,backon rfiquwt. - . J, t s r ', r where did you r ' Apply this principleln firing coal and you can Iburn more of the smaller sizes. - EiIBEETO PEA COAE, Delivered in your bin for f - MlUXPN BOTIUS VSEI Card Wear-wel- l 30x4.50 Six. . 30x3 CL 30x3Va Q. Ref. Size. . . . 30x3Vi Kef. a O.S.r,,,, . $ 5.18 5 J7 5.66 6.95 . 30x3Va S.S. O.S. 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 IT. I rri utaiii i ....11.20 ...... 11.93 ...... 12.31 oalCo. 232 Sale Frit. Western Giant Cord r...'. ..... $12.78 13.73 ...... 17.06 17.82 ...... J9.72 33x6.00 32x6.20 j. 33x6.75 Illrh Tjue Massive,' extra heavy duty super cord tires at the lowest prices ver . . Suction . tread gives greater traction and safety .extra rubber ives longer wear . . . and our trade-i- n allowance offars extra savings; v ' 23.30 S.S.O.S..;..... S.S. O.S... S.S. 0.S -- SA. O.S........ 8.51 8.93 9.46 10.83 1121 14J0 "JVesleni Auton Thick '. . . - ... 32x4. A 30x3Va.41.26 31x4 Servlcel-Xlarekml- .. 1.75 32x4,... $15 33x4... 19 A 33x4 I 2.56 2.65 4 . Stores fa the West - 50 , saocs you money. 1 Sewla eonnectiont-a-re maintained in all cities where we hade stores, d that goods purchased from tis may be properly and . promptly installed at a eery low flat rate . . in many instances . . FREE of ALL COST JumboExtra tubes made of 1 -.Tubes Kd same material as Jumbo Tubes, '. Sale I J fait I Siiie but Jiot as heavy. Guaranteed Trie Siie Z Price for one year. ...... 34x4 4 $2.70 30x34 .91.39 BLUE RIBBON GRAY TUBES 32x3 H . 1.84 35x44 2.97 30x3 5 30x31.;X .98 31x4 . 2.10 30xS 2.97 1 31x4 Z.ZO 1.39 33x58.19 33x4 2.30 34x5 . 3.33 BLUE JilBBON RED TUBES 2.38 85x5 . 3.55 I y. . . A feature that .1 Phone .. Blue Ribbon Tubes Era-quallt- , , ...'.$ ...... SOxS.00, . . . . 31x5.00 32x5.00 30x5.25 PRICES t g( 7.46 31x5.25 8.41 30x5.77 10.75 32x6.00 Sale Price SsH 32x4Va S.S.O.S........ 33x4Va S.S. 03,.TTTr. - $5.40 per ton. 29x440 Blrh Freerara Tjne Our Sale Prloei .on these full aUndard weight tires With thick, treads, oftough, fer tremendous savings to car owners f tha West. Allowances for old tires, tool is . 42 and. extra' (tual;ty construction through and throuirh. Note the continuous conter and citde running strips that give ion per life, and make stwrlng easier . . , also the deep grooves and the cross slots that hold the road on Any sort of going, treads', jleryeus I " The Bobber Sh6) I ' ,. man appeared in thejjolice feourf at Bosr: "An ton the other day- toanawer "to &jcfirgg"0f 'Vigr&hcyr Te.QM cha,pWfli obout done ior. .'He was a Vermont stonecutter.by trade,' but ti8 and ill health had weakened him r (Hill Billy's views, in his dally stories, are his own. They do not,' -.lecessarily, coincide with those of this newspaper. EDITOR.) " . . . By HILL BILLY . For some days' I have been sending Jack letters to eager correspon-Jent- s who wanted to know the name of that salts "tnat cured you of rheumatism." Now did I say anything like that? ' I did not. . t : I said thlsll do not have a copy at hand, but I know what X said): " "Any omer salts, might Have, done as well." I wrote that as a gesture of friendship; rheumatism raised hob with me for two years; I conquered "it all by my lonesome; if .1 can help somebody to miss my h - I desire to do that little thing; I'm a kindly cuss I make no living, or personal satlsfac- -' tion. damning folks. EOT I was not promoting any specific medicine- - " I said ANT fruit salts; and you folks have kept hie busy itelllng you the name of thisr particular salts- and it Is not even an anti-aci- d salt, Jet alone an antil SUNSHINE CLOTHING Published by .ihe Herald Corporation, E. C. Rodgers, South First 'West St., Provo, Utah, daily. .Entered, na seeond-elas- s matter at the postoffloe In Provo, Utah, Member at the United Press Association, NBA Service, Paine Editorial Service, and the JaiHeS G. ertppa Jiewapapera. , ",V '; 7;:i:"p' 60 yf Answer to Correspondents SCIENCE M president, at " SECTION TWO rr , "j 129 West Center . 32x6 36x6 5.30 . 5.71 Bale Prire" 30x3Va Reg. Siie CL. . $ 6.13 30x3Va Ex. 0.3. CL.;, 6.63 30x3V, S.S. OS 7 SI 31x4 S.S. 0.S 10.41 32x4 S.S. 1U6 33x4 S.S. 11.83 ,. 32x418 S.S. 33x4'8 S.S. 34x4iaS.S. 33x5 J5x5 O.S........ O.S........ 0.S.7;7.715.44 O.S...i..m5.92 O.S........ 16.98 S.S.J0.S......;. S.S; 0.S 21.70 ,22.66 l Auto Supplies . . Serving the j uivturut'a nce ivibJ Guaranteed C Accessories, Tires, CampGoods, Coif Equipment and Radio. aV)NafeV ... ! I |