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Show sir revwmif iwr lOsrrM STUDEBAKER Fine car, beauty r at moderate price, brilliant performance, and a wealth of luxurious equipment have made Studebaker' new Dictator Royal sedan one of the moat of the new Stud" popular models baker line,. ' according , to ,Naylor, Auto company, StudebaKer-Ersfcin- e dealerhere. Brilliant In performance, a prov ed by the record of a stocR Dictator which traveled 5,000 miles in Ices than 4800 consecutive minutes, the new Dictator Royal sedan Is equally outstanding in new beauty of line and finish. t r Wide full crown fenders, lacquered" in color harmonizing With the body, hang low over the smart wire wheels with, their large, chromium wheels are mounted lis front fender wheels. A wide body belt, emphasis ing the car's low .hung appearance. is antlnqiie finished a new Studebaker stylejglflaJion3iqr motor . . ySt. s"v' ) perfect comfort. Seat cusnions tips la the' center of the flat, thin and basks tr6 upholstered m form gup steering wheel of steel core fitting pattern wltij a new over with hard rubber surface. Trfl stuffed treatment that provides ad steering wheel Ts"Tad Justabte. so that ditional comfort, . The rear seat is the largest man or the smallest woflanUed bv arm rests. An ash re man may enjoy absolute driving ceiver Is recessed in the right rear ' comfort. ;. ; door. Other fitments Include silk The new Dictator Is a marvelous-l- y curtains In Tear and quarter win easy riding car, offering a new dows, and a silvered robe rail. degree of luxurious comfort over Door and window mouldings are all types of roads. This Is k result of Studebuker's exclusive ball-befinished In American walnut. " The same beauty characterizes Ing spring shackles, combined with the rout compartment, with its hydraulic shock, absorbers front wealth of driving conveniences. In- and rear. struments are grouped in rectangu lar frames of dull silver and are in i Landing field lights" "are turned directly. Illuminated. A hydrostatic by the noise of approaching airgasoline gauge and, an engine ther- plane motors by the use of a remometer supplement the speedome- cently tested device. Tuned to the ter and other gauges. Tilt Ray drone of a plane motor, it responds headlights, spark and throttle con- - to no tther noise. In IS POPULAR if KMCK to PficjVO SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER' 16, 1928, mohair and Beats lve passengers. .trol, are all at the driver's "finger " PAGE SEVEN ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fennoclc Mrs. E. J. Dorr ant of Mesa, Aflt," of Detroit, Mich., are visitors here haa been visiting in Provo for two this week end. weeks with hef son and family,- Mr. W. R, CoiUof Burley, Idaho-- , island Sirs. JLi. 3: Durrant Mr. Dur- a visitor hero (or a few days, rant is a worker In the Mesa, Arl-Roy A. Walker and wife, of Paris, iona L. D. S. temple, and Will re-' Ehia W. Khie of Garland. Utah Malio, epe"nt the week end ht Provo turn to hef tabbri ft A fe days; , few with friends. is a visitor in this city for Mr. and Mrs. lamar Scott wish ; dayi T.vnn of Wallabuf ar and i fci announce the arrival of a fln Mr. and Mrs. Hulwt Brown of Nellie Rowley of Provo wef issued baby girl, potn jTiaay ntgm at in Cedar City are spending several a ' marriage license at the county home of the grandparents, Mf. and days here with relatives1 and friends court house Friday. Mr); Joseph Shaw of Lake- View. " Mrrand Mrs. C. W. Clark-an- d4 baby ar doing fine, Mr; and JMrsi W. F, Shrrver rot Mother-a- nd ' ciiliai en or Denver, con., are among Eureka visited here Saturday. The", new arrival ha one brother t -the Provo visitors ovef the Week , O. K.Tlay is here from Price for and one sister.' ' ' - . end.! , ( a .few daya, Mr. and Mr Rex Davis are re-' 'Miss Phyllis Johnson It spending Mrs. A. Hutching' and daughter f jolcing' .over the safe arrival of a few days tn Salt take, -- the guest Lorna viailed here from St. George fine baby boy, born Saturday morrt-ing- 1 pf relatives and friends. at thefr hbme. Mother and baby, the latter part of the week, Mr. and HrL' D. F. fteoreo and" of are doing .nicely". "'; Mr.nd Mrs. Elwood GledhiU the' MisU Lartha WelU ana Miss kaui- son ;I7illy are spending sevarji rparlii, 'Idaho,' are visitors at dtivs in Ifovof from thcr home in home' of Mr. and Mrs. John Linton1 rvn Wells. Logarrdale, Nev weref ' ' " ' ( visitors here last week.Ellto, Nevada. for a few' days. i CITY NEWS - MVv-hit- - ? -- ... " - . - , i3J- -- Thi deep; narrow radiator b( new design is ranked by - hanffsome by a brightly headlamps,-- Joined -plated tie rod with a, graceful "S' medallion in the center.. The rad latqr. is topped with a flat winged cap emblematic of the Dictator's championship speed, and this samethe winged motif" is repaUdJn owt lamps. Radiaheadlamps-an- J!k - - -- - MMis MEW i ....... .1... --r- H.r i ... . - r 3 1 ' "" - r- .... : - cowl lamps, cowi bead and hub caps all are BEAD THE STd.jgEN COLOR THE PI3TUI(E5 Mima" Mr shouted, "lhirki- - n yelled J, they rode, along upon the lion s I hoie to shelter we soon get, 'cause J'm afraid w ell air get - wet, raf '. ma " a .a r fl m- -v ww - r J X e 1 it. "t J" .. '' 'ilk. n - the sky - is getting I1ck. lauRtied Cupu'. , Ha! not rijht. There's not a sign oi t storm in sim. j nc ciay the is almost 'over.- - - That sky is dark. We 11 ride along and do our best to find a comfy-'placthrough. r1rlgrevfeal bright outa side.; The lion jumped ui to its to rest!" And then a seat ocouijk fee' and all the roiling, iunny spunu,-anupon its hack, and off tliey started Look! "Ha! 'That's ..... 1 , , a m " L6W"Roof Line Low roof lines terminate In n i sound v.as tlnindt'r, launty polo cap visor. Window sure. Your judsirfert ol t!it have deep reveals finlsheT'n coner's poor." And then the r;iin trasting color. There is it smart y,v.n to fall. -- The Ji6n picked up folding luggage grid mounted-Ispeed. He found' a way to quickly the rear. The Interior of the Dictator Roval in a cave. "Why, this is fine!" veil, d sedan is upholstered In rich, silky 1 lus is just tlie place we need And there they stayed an hour i I or so until the" "fain "cto'ud"1i7i need to go away and let shine WW we pevJri:raapsScout to do,' HUKKAY1." some pi.ice tinct a lieap brightly'plated la chromium over nickel, making them rust proof, tar nish prcol and practically ImpervT ious to wear. MM 1IM,C ' ' - ; - l- -i I. I ' IV IK, I -- & - jP.rTLB E" 1 E the--su- J tL . i ' j J ill II I t J - r A 1 3 J't - " 1 - . 7 thev-'hear- - Tinie-rt.oo- . FOR! LATE iTOO r . CLASSIFICATION They IM . fW.: I oVr ,rale.l : ..u v ?r o he and- rr wiflrTirfinl" i ' s hU i I like this," cried Coiipv. VANIT1LDRESSER in good condl- - Then Srouty peered far, far ahead, tion for only51o.50. Taylor Bros, and w ith excitenicnt, loudly said, ' .s23 ."We're coming to an archway. It's a f 'ai e we've never Wen." white gold Helbrosj "Speed up there, lion. Skim the wrist watch, with square crystal, air," cried Scout., ."V e soon .will The kindly heast re- -' Finder please notify Dr. M. W. Mer- - he there. P.ownrU. rlllr Phone- amithe' rrarhrrtTthe1 archway wide. "Oh, gee'" said arch- FOR SALE Concord "grape's. First Clowny, "This 'is grand.--Th- e house wist of Lincoln high ach"- - way sign says, 4iiiiiial.Laud. s23 to be real wonderiul Barney Bigelow. : Come on, let's eo r : an i ii T1 mti mwmm ni vaA (The Tinymites' arc welcomed Animal Land in the next WANTED 2 Klrls to board and stury.) room. 688 No. 1st East. 2 blocks Copyright, 1028, XEA Service. I no, s23 from "Y." Phone 4S3-- - The 1929 Atwater Kent . 013-R-- Radios are Here - dining, round and square, and up. Taylor Bros. s23 $7 95 LOR SALE Clark-Jewin Acondition. Phone -l 6LEasLjfith North. 453-W- Just Plug in the Socket i . ' K. S.tL. PROGRAM gas ranee ' For next week. .' s23 : NEW OAK DRESSERS with plate mirrors, $16.50. Taylor Bros. s23 Monday evening, September 17, 7 to 7:30 Hef Bert Hoover will be heard over KSL from Washington. Resident of Tonga Will Attend BXU. Tuesday, September. 19, 6:30 to 8 p. m. Radio Industry Banquet yarlety TrrofTam will come 6ver KSL from New York.' This will be a wonderful program ' L ; by many great artists. "TuesdayreptemberiSrS to two years. Among the other -- -- n, , lulleu4ynylock-carTindc- Lake V 1 I $125 iJw freight It. HeBiy lrMooro and P. Aberoromble. Reoelvent, Iddon i, AndeT8on,rTrarflcTMgr t. m " ItIOOt-"--- 1 mm a t mm w w jf v v i1 ' J JrW a. m . - - 1 New styles, new lines, new cotors, new a price possible only because of Sludebaker's it manufactured And'!.'..'!'.'..!! behind it, 76 years of building quality trans- portation. Come drive a Dictator you'll want to own one if you do. coinfort-4- t One-Prof- '1'.' " STUDEBAKER'S FOUR NEW ' FINES The Erskinc The Dictator. .. . . . . . . . . .The Commander t-- . . . iuc t rcmucni r.ipni All prices f.o.h.factory ......... t-- ... $ 835 to 1104 to 1395 to 1665 to two 1183 1435 xooo - (, ,S i a' " -- - ill i ' 4 fit 16-$1- 72 Convenient ' , "rif'--.: . . r' - Xilrt! r-- ' " i 3t x'-zt-- ', , J'jFrr; '"nrf-ii- . Netti e . . :.: Terms N demonstratio- - j. t "r v sMt f 'fiiir - ni I v fJr II - r iifyv ! - v Jk rvvT i - ,Ht, ,;VSm'- Car illustrated it The D'dator fu.'nr Royal Sedan, $I39S. , n- TeBuride Motor Co -" - ,'e mm.-- vj " Call 279 for a application. riir lofvlee for protection Salt Lake & Utah :km t .. cars' and special of perlshnble w mm - FROM rales (o parties on ' Special w m -: - Speaker t ' m I3L , Complete Including Comniutiition. or fimi Milr- Miteaife Rnnhs CENTS PER MILE Good between all stations. Private II H r m T .t r- Smith through KSL. PRICES i and safely.. t and return... r t LINE"---. flovotQ Salt Al 9:30 p.. m. Saturday evening, Septembtf 22, 8":30-The National Democratic Committee will piit on amusical program from Washington, D. C.7 through the entire network and KSL., and again this night and every- Saturday night, the one rh6ve mentioned, be; tween 7 and 8 p. nr. Rolph's Orchestra, Excursions Week-en- d .vSB r fV. - Those who use the tii cheaply ft :: ; W-'j -- : k ."OREM a mmmmm. -- 6 and Robert Harris from Vancouver, British Columbia. These young nun are nephews of President Harris ahd sons of Denlnnn Hnt-ris- . "German" Ellsworth of Washlng-toD. C, former president of the D. S. Central states mission, ias arrived In the city bringing with him Mm ITllaiimftli nrA Vm.p lent members of the family, who m attend the church schooL 'ft. f k .. m. 8 p. will again talk from Oklahoma.City studefpjiilng tor t from foreign countries B. Y. U. are - Blaine nor Thursday, September 20, 7:30 to , cr m i-- ' - " Al 9 p."rn.-GovcrSmith will beard over KSL Trorn Omaha. a -- '"t and will reir,',r the Young university. Mr. Sanft has been a studTnTaftne . tS. college in New1 Zfftttql toe r. 'wj These shackles poise the chassis friction-- v free, permitting perfect functioning of hydraulic shock absorbers and long, pliant springs. Lubricant sufficient for.more than two years' average driving is sealed in each shackle. They will never squeak, nor rattle. Studebaker holds" more official records for speed and stamina than all other makes .Cars combined. . The Dictator's record cf 5,000 miles in 4,751 minutes stands un- - " vciLin "thCTonga7Inu2iaaarl Provo, m IDING comfort, such as Studebaker alone can offer, is yours in full mcas- tire in the smart, new Studebaker Dictator at $1183. For not only The President Eight and The Commander, hut also Dictator models arc equipped with Studebaker's exclusive hall hearing spring shackles. . dent-- at t m T7w i ri mm T7i"T7 jT7 r f - 15I35k J. CABLES, .. .... Opposite Roberta Hotel Phone 825 mto ' --- m ROBERTS SUPER SERVICE s23 All Electric 'II jta .' 11 . your II " FOR RENT 1 first class apt., one ' room, and parage. Steam heated.' 185 So. 1st West. Phone" 346 after 1 p. ra. ol5 vr-- others? HDOSIERjCABJKBIJaJheQMeji4- - FOR SALE Household goods. Inquire H. E. Strang, Provo Bench. Phone sl8 . an II Em dh Tl a money some places than That-ough- 924. j ' - - . more for get : FOR RENT 4 rooms and bath, strictly modern heated apt. Phone n II - -- -- Isn't it a factthat you eV s 1H3 Copyritbted, j oak, only 421.50, Taylor Bros. , ' " . LOST-Ladl- m '11Utf fill . J RADIO HEADQUARTERS a carry, com pit te stock of all radio "supplies. j . may! V. inter Co if 2 TSrWest Center St7 Provo, Utah j. , |