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Show PAROWAN TIMES. PAROWAN. Hit ruroumi r, or r. t.w'iMi ri i.i. Times Mill-lull- M.-ik- 1 -- . l lst - Limrjf am CITY CLEAN fjsVAudaiiiof id t.MM ITT EE I P PAINT UP Harold Mm hell - Chairman Orson Talbot. Eldon Smith, R.iUius-Aaron Pendleton, Cyril sen AIRPORT COMMITTEE El. ml Eiiyinon - Chairman Hulun l.ymiiti. Muyl.'ii liurton, III ton Smith jpritUC SAFETY COMMITTEE: Chairman i.Arih liiii-un- i Troy Cjvcuiid, Hav lleniley. M u Ilia ley, Tom Abbott A i AND IlKAtTIFI-- j PLANNING LICENSED ABSTRACTERS CATION COMMITTEE: Chairman John 11 Pendleton Affiliated with Moore. Elmer Haber Gnrr, Jay SECURITY TITLE Ca Mitchell, AmuM Stones, Morris Office a. I Court lIoue, I'arowan Itnsimis'O'n, R. A. Halterman jlNDPSTIlY COMMITTEE: A 0. Hatch - Chairman lor The beat In All Kinds Ct Ralph Mitchell, Robert II. Mtt- Hill Orton,. Thomas ehell. Lemmon A i C E COUNTY FA I HOOK I S V it COMMITTEE: AUTOMOBILE LIKE E. J. King - Chairman Thales BONDS Brown, Carl It um tiller, SURETY FIRE Saunders Clark, Seott Mitchell Sea INTER - COMMUNITY RELY- THINS COMMITTEE: W. CLAIR ROWLEY Karl 0. Mitchell - Chairman 'Howard Jones, Kenneth Joseph, Harold Harriett, Hornell Evans GENERAL ADVERTISING COMMITTEE: V. Clair Rowley - Chairman Claude Orton, Decker. Victor Norman REMODELING Olt It IMPAIRS I.IVE- Let me flKure your job. Plans AGRICULTURAL STOCK COMMITTEE: drawn. Kli.uiuing arranged, and If n Rh L. Ada.ua - Chairman Materials furnished right at E. Hnrton. Union Dul-;toJCharb-home. Roy Stublie. Art Lowder I I Farrell S(owe I ! It j Tor Ituildiiu! (onlracliug j j J. State IV. l.lsa-uce- Moore I Contractor IRON-CLA- PHONE 3871. PAROWAN COMPLETE COVERAGE RACK GUARANTEE! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY (FARM BUREAU INS.) & Fire iXSURANCE' See A. Uills Orton FOIt SALE Com-lu- FOIl SALE SEED CORN for Spring planting. Phone 0SR3 or see Howard Dailey at Summit. For Sale Or Kent The old Malinda Adams home. see imforniatlon For further Harvey Adams. Wanted To ISiiv! from artificial Heifer Calf Insemination. Contact Alma Hyatt Tela. 2456 FOR SALE Seed Potatoes for the early .garden. White Rose and Pontiac call 2913 or 3617. LOST 1952 Dodge full wheel size hub cap. Liberal reward offerd. Notify Bob Halterman. TIIOitTO'S COFFEE SnOP Good Food Exvertiu Preoared Efficiently Served Refilling and odectiug money from our new type fie candy vending machines In this ImNo selling; to mediate area. qualify for work you must have car, references, $600.00 cash, secured by Inventory. Devoting six hours week to business, your end on percentage of collections will net up to $2.10.00 monthly with very good possibilities of taking over full time. Income inceaslng accordingly. For Interview, Include phone in application. Write P. O. Box 14 44, Salt Lake City, Utah April 26. 27 . GAS STATION on hlway in got! lowt citv. near 1 11.550 op hotel. EsUbliahed tor 2 yeirs. Prw IA 142. lot, Btatton, modern equipment. Heler to TAVERN A RESTAURANT In lodustrUl Pema. city, tine Beet equp, kitchen, refrtg. hide, now on leaae. COO. No. PA 1000. furnishing Top reputation. Prtce $11. STATION. Only store in comGROCERY-FILLINGrowmunity Modern tldi. tceUente;u!p uy top shape. Pacre land. Price lor all $13,200 No. PA 938. ing BUTCHERING. RETAIL MF AT MARKET, processes item ot eet, calves, hogs. 3 acres lard. bide, over 30 PA 10C4, quip, chicken hse, Rf UL Price $34.SL0. Refer Iowa MEATS Secure future in good GROCERY sgri. tom tu unity. Low rent, best equip fulls modern. Pries fur outstanding deal $7,700 Roier to Ccwle fin. TA 109. 20 over est years AUTO SPEEDOMETER SERVICE, Tank, battery, generator tr.yrK also. Annual iirus.s $4U,ooo Price $21.4t0. Rtier to Code IA 140. Nice community. GROCERY in industrial Penna. city. Lor term tease excentu-sullnics on good bldg. F ine neighborhood, customers, best equip Price $19,2.'0, Ctxfe No. PA baO. GARAGE 4 GENERAL REPAIR Or.lv sftoii in bustling & hr wood irk Iowa farm comui. Modern pumps, itood fianchises A best tmv at $7 M'O. C.Hle No. LA oo. T. Bldp covers restaurant 2 lots. Has o( 2 beer licences, 2 ants, rented offices. Price S2h,00G. Code No IA 230. in thriving loua section on S can lx town's main st. Sturdy frame bids. !j&.o04 Increased Price only $7,700 Peter to Cotie No. IA 203. BILLIARDS 4 BEL'ft PvKLO.t, exclusive n top Iowa Good bldg. nfputat-ontown. Steady customers, wceU-n- t Inc I. in deal with ail equip. 52 net $,0()0. No. IA 44 GROCERY STOKE in bus mess over 2G years. Bldg now on reasonable lease Modern, efltcl'-n- t equipment. Gross over $35 000. Salepru-- $7,480. Reter to Code PA 0W. Iowa city, estab FUR SALES REPAIR in prctefuTou re,;, customers. Folly equip 35 years, fine reputation, ped for Steady operation. Price only $5,300. N. IA 461 COAL YARD on Class 1 Rft. Excellent eqa.p loya, Uf employees, grosiog citv. Id52 net nearly flO.OCO. for sale at sacruice. Refrr to Code Number I A S5$ BEAUTY SALON in hi inromO Idas city. Best clelnts Gd Uansportatmn Modern, beaut, equip, A Refer to l.l 479 Shows very nice net. Price SVOod TAVERN, exclusive m prvprous Iowa communUy recroiHioi Brick Wdg. modernequ-psua.y trade, ideal No. LA 36d facilities. Price only $j,600. Heier to Code WELDING SHOP serves tounfc farm customers. Bes Oppvirtunily for growth. Excellent in area. Complete iin ot equipment Low rent Price only $7,700. No. IA 343 SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY SHOWS STEADY $10 OOC 26 machine:, 5 dryers, 3 ex profit on $3fi, 000 tractors, etc. Good oldg. Price C??.4o0. Cod No. LA 511 ELECTRIC SERVICE for aolot farm equip. mot.rs i. Only one urf kind in territory busy Iowa agric. return Sacrifice sale price $7,500. Refer to CoJe No. IA 526 COMMERCIAL MOVING A HAULINGwithassuredcon tracts. Trucks A trailers in -l eondition, garace good lease Price ccm:plete $21,600. Code No. LA 123 CROC f:RY4 SERVICE STATION inhish class distrlc at nice Penns town. New brick bldg. kL. jI location fcr botue. High profits. Price $17,850. Crvte No. PA 06 CLEANING, DYEING, FUR STORAGE. Wh'iiie est tbllshment, plant, 2 retail stores, truck fleet, best o equipment, loyal help. Price $144,000. Code No PA 96i ELECTRIC APPLIANCE SERVICE in lively Iowa farr center. Brickbldg. vehicles, equipment, best customers A good buy complete at $58,000. Code Number IA 249 RESTAURANT with remaikabie reputation in brtc bldg, on good lease. Very best equipment It future thruout. Steady patrons. Sate price onlv 5:1,900. LA 26C n AUTO SALES A GARAGE. make Iran chise. Gas pumps, complete equip, for sales A repair Good lease, lop location oo arierul hi way, 'ode IA 14 REPAIR SERVICE near major Penna cuy. 2 tr jrkz Pric tools, hoists, etc. Btd has h' ir.g qurts oil lor outstanding buy- $17,600. Refer to Code No. PA 75J DRY CLEANING in rich Iowa county. Most mudern complete equip, fine reputation. Owner has other Inter sell quiCKiy. Price only $8,600. No. LA 46t eats A DRUG 8TCE A MOBILE SFRVICE. Unique busines Is growing fast. 15.000 prescrip, in 1jS?. Strady eruwtl Est. good Will. Price plus inventory $8.8u0. PA 82 SEWING MACHINE DISTPIBUTORM'IP ishigh utcott. Penns district Nice uidg. with reasonable rent. Steady increase in volume adored, price only $16,500. Refer to PA 8C4. SELF-SE- P VICE GHtx' tRYesub. over 20 years. Btdg. cf stone masonry at low rewtal. Equip ron.plete A wen man;aind. Fine buy at $15,40. Code PA 749. rlrlat are. vry blJ. of Ce City traveled to Clr. Ilb-- ill" jSiinduv, There they Joined 'n the Silver Wedding Anniversary ji eh br.itiun of Mr. and Mrs C. It (limit Crane, Mrs, Crane an the former Marie ILilter-imu- u of Parownn and sister of the lu.lb'S II n i it i I t Lluyd Adams. young aun of Mr. and Mrs. An. tu tnij a broken Jumped from day evening. a II A da ms, mia-fo- Wllliam Mursibn ta In the Iron County Hospital where he i.i reeoverlng from Injuries sustained while loading baled Iny on a pick-utrmk Ho fell backward to p Tuesday. the ground mit For Bulletin WRITE lF 'tj ;j miDh l I I I t i i:l. her by i.i.;, i on ii ; y ' I.I theic wile Po I a U RAL Cunt. attend u as many es pua d IiiiiiiIht vvlio ul Pvt RodiP'y home on a III ; ,r, . they and attendance at the and Mis. Clarence Corbrldge, Mr. mid Mrs. Merrill Jameson, operas being produced there FriMr. and Mrs. George Pierami a day ml Saturday. son Mr. and Mr Durward Mis Normun H. Miller and Evans and Mrs. Berta Kvais II i He daughter arrived during were over from Milford. Mrs. Wood's son. and the week for a brief Visit with her parents, the John W. Bent- wife were here from Oakvlew. leys. and other relatives and Calif. Hut her daughter, Mrs. friends. The family resides at Ruth Rhoden of Rosehurg. Ore- you. was unable to leave San Antlo. Texas where Cap Miller Is stationed with the Air husband who has been In a aer- bms condition for some time. Force. tills-me- i D-- 7 I.,, ' hr Lid hi eo in plot mg Hell) Wanted Reliable lus with car wauled, part or full time, to call on farmer in Iron County. Wonderful opportunity. IVrmaueut. Wilts today. McNESS CO., Dept. P. 212:: Magnolia st., Oakland 11 7. Calif. FOIl SALE Stewing Ileus Dr ssed F. Waldo Tuylor-teli'phn- ne h!tiiis vicinity. iraJiilnt NO"' Help auled Female vl-i- on g. Su-vena-', Word has been received l.v Mr. John S. Mitchell that (heir son Jim who Is with I ho Air Force in Japan, Is In a hospliiil there for a hernia 0- -! ' rution. The same Information n received by hla wife, Hetty, who also reside here. Mr. and COOLER j he Mitchell received a phona their oiher son, Lieut. Preston Mitchell who has been in the Army hospital at Fort lillss. Texas, since his evucua- tiou from Japan In January. IIu stated that he was satisfactorily recovering from a aecond r pern tlon performed to correct Injuries received in Korea and would lie home next week. HI wife has been In Texas wl:K hint mid will bn with him when lie arrive home for a leave before he report for further duty. 1 WITH I J ' 30-da- . 3021 Ventiktti Awninji That Zephyrs admit light end air; repel sun and glare. The thenno-eyph- e principle, which inducee Hrcuto tion, "Utah dependi on its basic Indus tries, like farming and mining. When they're successful, everyone benefits. Right now mining is facing a problem costs are up, white selling prices of some metals aro down because of cheap foreign metals dumped on the American market. The result has been some shutdowns, which hurt us all. It's a problem that must be solved for the sake of every citizen in our state." - itvjb 'Miiiws it exclusive to Zopfcjrr. Zephyr aluminum awnings are finished In baked enamel guaranteed not to chip or peal. Styled to suit your Indlvlcual home. Rasy credit term available. Buy from local your dealer. See me for price ot morm window and doors, Venetian blinds. Kenneth M. Joseph every State of the 48 YEPSK MSEE3S BUSY MISE ecuiwsmE? than any other make! son-in-la- illness. No matter the size or type of truck you need what better proof could there be that a Chevrolet truck is your best buy! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris returned last week from Northern Utah where they had visited with the Lyle Morris in Provo and with Mrs. Dora Rollins, the Roy Moores and the J. W. Woods In Salt Lake City. Lyle is enrolled in the BYU. Mrs. Pauline Gilger and two children returned last week from Foley, Alabama where they had visited for 21 months with relative. They were accompanied to Utah by Miss Mellie Douglas MORf CHCVIOIET TRUCKS IN USI THAN ANY OTHC MAKII Recently published official registration figures for the last full year show that truck users in every single State bought more Chevrolets than any other make! It is difficult to imagine more convincing proof of Chevrolets superiority, for such clear-cand overwhelming preference can lead to but one conclusion: Chevrolet trucks must be better, must ut enjoy solid advantages over other trucks Such preference must rest on a firm foun dation of good, sound value. And, a course, it does as owners of Chevtoia trucks can testify. So before you buy any truck, see ioi much more Chevrolet truck offer you Stop in and see us soon. cxinuttpw Hand aid tquipmtni and trim Ubaomad U dfprm tnt on avaiiabiUty of mattrid. Bradshaw Chevrolet Company 360 NORTH MAIN fiTRpET IN Mrs. Roland and Holyoak. H made the (rip Sunday to bring him and his wife buck to Utah $2 hourly jiowitble, doing t. He will leave for the easy ' 'mh,Y on II.. 3...H to to Kellum. Wo furnish ovary-thinhandwork. euilmrkailon the for N.J., point Kn-ro- e For detllo-Wrl- to European ihertre. Mfg. Co.. Yorktowrn, Ind. CpI. Jack Steven la enjoying , u moiiili's leave with hi par! an I ent. the Albert oilier relmlvea and friend. The young man spent the past year with the armed force In Korea. 5 In INSURANCE W. MOORE with Up l'.S. Army at Sail Luis J. tibl-pCaltf. Hi parents. Mr. Maas' I have been appointed I .TO HANDLE INSURANCE AVAILABLE leave after HAIL cull from , j Kam'uka tu-da- 1 1 Special SUce ,olN About Our Servlto Men Iteave-an- (rielids. i III pa to-vice el, d d the in the ii, Aim. lie t lo in were Mr. and I, uf,li.' Ho ptt.ll III .Salt Like Mi.' IL.iiy Holme. Mi. VP'a iti slli'ti he IH u tiller the lUlf S ,. lieu on and Mrs Lois Milne, of speeiall-t- . "i Jennie City; Mrs. nd M'i l,Ut Wles'agui is lit til Hugh Wood. St Geoig.-(Jllgei home lie lulled tliejr sou, Gam Kvie of Provo; .Mr, and Clinton, who took Ills days otf Mrs, Don M. 111:11 mid Son, Mr, Pat Dot.snn, and Mrs fiuni work at IE ndcruii, Nev., ami Mr-l.m lie Bi iuki rlinff all of La to visit Ins folk. The Imrw-.T- i Cllgi-family was ul o up fro.n Vegas From Heaver ealne Sir. and St (Jeorge during Hie week-end- . ; r Mrs. John Hutiii and daughte-Mr. and Airs. Ivan !( M Im from umi lie. Mr, Mr,. .raveled to Salt Like City la it Georg Wood and daughter, Me. eoniblned week where from the third tier of bales on the truck when a bale of hay sirmk him after being thrown 'from the top of a I stack. He received a u.iitured hand Mr. und Mrs. Harley W. Dala hip whbh ton received word that and badly brul-e- d their son lin given him considerable and daughter were to trouble for several years. appear on a tiailouul televNii n show from New York City on Mrs. Pearl Russell huM be-- n The com.le who resld" lib-li- t uling in tlie City office Friday. at Nashville. TenP., hnd hen as collector of light and water' in the "Big Payoff winner I while Mrs, llerta Burton roll u has been convalescing from a program and were getting ai trip and a chance recent major operation. at other prizes. Mr. and Mis. lnm Lyman arweek rived In Parownn last where they expected to establish COMMISSIONERS Coni. a home. The couple have vlsitied in Tennessee and Florida since the sum of $1 2,776.14 plus the their marriage in New York CP.y old Cat whi'li the County on February 4 th. now owns. The mutter was ... . taken under advisement. Mr. and alia. Edward A contract agreement in con- ( uinpbcll and their three sons ncction with tin Public Nursing moved to Parowan urn now domiciled on the Wataon program in Iron ( oiiuiy for 1913 was signed by the Chairman of Adam farm. The family is orig- the Board which called for an iuully from California but residof $2,421.90 by ed In Cedar City during the past expenditure Iron County. yea r . As has been previously reMr. and Mrs. S. A. Halter-ma- n ported, the adjtis'nient of sal-- j and Mr. and Mrs. Bain ary schedules for county offi- Matheson have visited during the dal was also considered at last week with relatives in Milford week meeting und a resolu- and Beaver. to complete the1 tlon passed The two couples together matter. with the Adrian Daltons and of Road matters, cheeking the Xaul Warbys enjoyed a hill against the County and trip to Leman Vv Cave Sunday. other routine matters occupied Saturday dinner gueata of Mr. the remainder of the time. George Stevens and his daughter, Mrs. Clara Wurner, were Mr. and Mrs. Vene Orton, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Patterson, Ann and Helen Patterson, and Mrs. Hat- tie Ashworth of Beaver; and Mr. and Mrs. Adlia Wood and fam- ily of Cedar City. Mr. Hugh L. Adams was re- ported to have suffered a heart attack Saturday while attending the funeral of Mrs. Eva Wood. He was to have been one of the speakers at the Wm. U. Thornton funeral which followed, but was unable to meet the assignment. Mrs. Christine Dalton underwent major surgery at the Iron County Hospital last week but is reported to be improving satisfactorily . Mrs. Berta Burton has spent the week with her and daughter, the Ramon Bentleys, in Henderson, Nevada, while from her she is convalescing I 9 vi when he havetai k Sun- - Over from Beaver to attend the Wood and Thornton funerals on Saturday were four daughters of the late Ernest and Genevieve Ward Lowe, Mrs. FlorAlberta Mrs. ence Boaugard, Limb, Mrs. Beatrice Willdon and Mrs. Vera Watters. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Graff in Northern spent the week-en- d Utah where Marv. attended a meeting of the House of delegates of the Utah Education Association . They were accompanied on their return by Mary Mrs Alices mother., Lenore Glen of Tooele, who will remain a in Parowan for awhile. M iss Jean was Halterman home from the BYU for a weekend visit with family and friends. tos. rtf Guitr r l i Snare Time WOIIK IMJAF For garden plowing and other custom work call Kent Marsdea at 3421. Mrs .Hid A I 8200 Monthly IN Life - Automobile Registered hereford bulla 2 years old, Graded. J Harold Mitchell MONEY I) Oi l.i HuHnek of and Mr I'oley, . ;.iiid fniiiily, Mi ill.. I Mis J.y I.eooUlil Ultou. on mill P.i and ie Reger taiiiily M- -. Masier of Parowati, .lEtUeriiiau Peiuwau and o( i 1 Alii. ei Mr, i 'j. l. PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Oilo., Kugeiit Kt-- TAIL APRIL tom. Juiouu, AND PUBL1S1LKD i ItEl AIL .MI.Kt'll AM S By lU il'UMMl'lThE. - t h.iiiiiwn PUBLISHING PAROWAN Ait u ur Juei-i'A A PRINTING CO. Jii. I Aldi a ii li.i AIjicII B.l lo. C. K Victor M. Norman Hutton. Jfy tt. Mill hell Publisher, Manager Entered i Second Class Mali WATKIt DK Et.OlMEVr Offiro at OUMI ITKE. Matter at the II. ltiililiiMiii l hull man Utah, October 27, IIomiihI Waul, Parowan, Elmer Ernie, 2915W 111 1.1 III M.iirih u. Harvey Ad' I CEDAR CITY, UTAH PHONE (10 ' |