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Show , p railNta4$hFta$0$ k .THE DESERET NEWS j,., WEDNESDAY 'MARCH , PIES Cut Off Funds fer; - II HtfffP th mfcM b America. Rapidly Ama-inWorld' Jewels; Art Centers Also Are j Switching to U. S g- knot m dins Thee hitnni BheeeliMrnaed mlhed ' BT J. C. ROTLE. .'(Special Leased Wire Service (e Tbe Deseret Neva) NEW TORE- - March I America vas largely reeponsible (or the big South African diamond rush In tlie Llchtcnberg district, which got ut of band and necessitated ot all the claims located, and resulted In the "" announce ment that the ' government would hold an- rash" other Friday. Amort a very large part of tho world's precious stones and Jewel. In addition Amerl can are buying AC. tore than n hundred million worth of Jewels each CMtoBw receipt! tbow that worth of diamond val-ro brought hero each year. ThU uation does not lneluds the duty on tho stone nor Include cutting, this hug tnonnttng or setting. With dominant demand. America is the In the diamoment factor for tho mond market of th world. Cr--U is a question, say Louis Parisian Jeweler, tlsr, well known now on a visit here, where the will come stones of i future supply from. ' ' - - SuppUcw Failing. Th soviet hav sold nil their treasurer. h said, "and th bast have samples of precious stones mints always come from tbs old fores I worked out, ' now being large rise IB th pries of precious stones So b short time due to the fact that the floating supply of old at on os Is exceedingly small and rests In tbs hands of existing firms -- There Is BO doubt that diamonds, pearls, emeralds very large ruble tout dol-la- rs yr. and sapphlree are always In great demand and will, an they have for ao long, dominate tho fashion la Jewelry. "America is destined to become the great international art center within th next IS years Almost alt great art creations have flourished in field, of gold. That Is what the United States is today. 8 pain was tbe center Ib the llth and llth centuries when the riches of tbo world wero pouring into Spanish coffers Franco in tho 17th century and England in tho llth witnessed" thef iouriahing of - art coincident with national power and wealth. It Is now Americas great opportunity to produce through Its painters sculptors poets, htgoldsmiths or Jewelry craftsmen.-Bougas Savings. No small part of the precious atones In America are bought with la tho idea of convertible-wealtmind. In many circle Jewels take th place the savings account and represent security readily convertible Into cash. Then, too, among a certain number a diamond la tho concrete' symbol of financial prosperity and success Engagement rings alon purchased In 1117 win undoubtedly represent two score . million dollars The protection of precious stone entails a tremendous expense "for every nation in the World for Jewels are held responsible, tor more crime than any other form of wealth. From tho day tbo rough stone Is picked from tho gravel or wrenched from an oyster shell. It Is Workmen are searched guarded. Inside and out. tho simplifying the former Investigations No small part of th duties ot th customs officers of the world are devoted to preventing Jewel smuggling. while If Jewels were nonexistent and police forces of most cities might be eut In helf. - Diamonds hav never gone oat of stylo, but the stylo of diamond cutting and setting vnrlen as rapidly aa the design of women's millinery. Th present vogue tends toward tbs long four cornered designs or to square cut diamonds "The Jeweler is th Slav of tho dressmaker," K- Cartier concluded, for ho creates for tho dressed, not th undressed woman. But nevertheless ho can act Independently, and go to tho arts for his Inspiration whether that art Is of tbs past or of tbs models type." (Copyright 1177.) - X-r- ay - oraents nssIMe, TkmAgti KouriaMag Digestible No Cooking Dm Homo Fond rVhih few Ail Ages SAVAGE STORE IS SOLD AGAIN UTAH-GRAN- D COAL The Fuel Ten Hive Been Looking For. It 1 A Money And Labor haver Keeps Tour Naborhood And City Rale Cleaner. building, CbesterfleM Coal Co. of the historic Savage to II south Mala Phone Was 4(1 and 771. r rtroet. for th second tlm In SI days was announced Wednesday, when It . was mad known that Moee Lewis, pioneer merchant of tbo Intermountain district took over the property following a cash transaction with- - Dr. R. Ray who bought it from th Savage estate Feb. 3. It is understood tho money inwas about 371.009. Ib soon. volved Tins building has a 23 foot frontage on Main street, and -- as a of 110 feet. It la two storpreparations depth ies high. Mr. Lowls said h made th get Seeds purchase ss an investment, believth future possibilities of ing Grow. New Bait inLake, and be added that b plans complete remodeling of the now structure, probably looking to the opening of a dry goods business tothere. At the present time Mr. free. Lewis operates such stores in Loand Provo, and In Montpelier, copy. gan Idaho. ' Prsst. Brigham Toung owned tho property until 1173 when it was old for IH.ni, according to records. Later tbe property was taken over by tbo Church, through FTest. John Taylor, and In 133 th C. R. Savage family took It ever. and Mr. Savage used It as his photograph shop for many yeans u due here Make now, and That Catalog ready Write sent for day your CARPENTER SEED COMPANY KERR IS MADE ROAD ENGINEER PROVO, UTAH. H. 8. Karr Appointment chief engineer of the stmts road commission was made permanent by formal action of the commission Stop Aggravating Your Con- Tuesday. Henry H, Blood, chairman. In dition with Trusses Which moving to make the appointment Bind and Chafe. permanent declared that Mr. Kerr had taken hold of the work and are as had efficiently and intelligently STUART'S PLAPAO-PAD- S tirely dlffri$ &4taR Focal medi carried out the state highway policio applicator madi bold tbs distsadsd cies without a bitch in the program purposely to fn place Ko straps, tboTbo policy of promotion within parts sscursiy atorganisation baa met with apbuckles or obssxloos sprtafs Can-DNo tacks. so grinding prsssura. proval la all parts of the state and cannot chats, or prsss ahon Id bo continued, Mr. Blood deslip th boos. Soft as wlwt against clared. assy to apply IttexpsoslT. In for thousands nigh twenty ysars by most obst lasts ruptures rsportsd in privacy of tbs boms onqo4 btndrsncs from work. without Awardsd Gold Medal la Root Grand mention honorable Prlx fa Paris sad Panama Exposition ta 8aa Francis-co- . natural process of recovery May 9 to 14 was ths time set so afterwards ao further uss for trusses. Stop wasting time and tentatively for fho 1927 campaign money on appllanoee; learn bow to close tbe opening so for Community Cheat fund at a the raptors cannot come down. It inoetlng of the board of directors will cost nothing to try th chamber of commerce Tuesso send no money. Just the at ths day afternoon. coupon with your address today. Member agencies In the chest have been requested to fils their FOR FREE TRIAL. COCPO l.ahovwtorira. Vae, Ml budget requirements with ths budfbfM M ftuart Bilgg ft Ink, get committee by March II. so that tlm for consideration of tho amounts will be available. R- - N. Toung. secretary, reported AJJras of tho 1924 pledges is Mall will briag trial $ that tlS-14Rtvra till FLAPAO tad lllwtratH lack M although some of - that outstanding, ! amount is In installments not ahaahrtk tm. t . dua. j-e- FREE TO 1RUPTURED ot Community Chest Drive Set fpr May 1 ' -- PLA-PA- O. STEADY PRICE Highway in Tooele a Zo'C. M. I. Art Dept. Buyer. ts BT GEORGS C. SCHNACKEU A Special Purchase Sale ' , (Special leased wire service to Ths Deseret News.) March I Wheat CHICAGO, prices today hold fairly well after a higher opening, although bulla wsrs disappointed over failure of outside trad to develop volume demonstraTuesday's Mowing tion. ' Ths fact that Liverpool followed our advance of yesterday, closing 4 C 9 higher, brought early commission house buying, but ths market ran Into 'realising aalee and reefing order to eell May at ' Buying was " not broad enough to absorb these and prices reacted sn countering good upport at about. Tuesday's doss. A report that th Canadian pool soiling at Winnipeg also caused a little pressure. .Trade. was 'eon sidarably smaller than yesterday. Despite the strength In Liverpool futures, spot wheat there wee lower. It lookunchanged to 1 ed as though cash wheat there would work Itself downward . to readjust Itself to the futures. Arrivals at ths United Kingdom nr Increasing and mostly ot southern hemisphere wheat. Foreign buyers nr after Canadian wheat to mix with th Argentine and Aus- of beautiful t i Porch Pillows IQ On sale tomorrow 5jl at the very special : 7 price f o a a aa a a Three' loioclcl 91-4- L - fibs .' - - assort-- - Then is a large ment to select from, in , variety of shape. ' le - They aTT all bright in color and you will find fruitf floral and ccmven-tioadesigns. - 'ikefrihiedl They are most suitable tar porche. .and al Dont Miss This Sale for Thursday -- The quantity is limited and at such a remarkable price they wont last long. tralian. ADD COLOR AND CHARM TO THE HOME. You have always wanted several of just this sort of pillow and now is yonr oppor-- t unity, : , Boy Your Pillow Tomorrow. Minneapolis and Toledo millers report n much bettor flour busi- ness over night. Tbe seaboard told of foreign bids . advancing with ths upturn hero Tuesday but the volume of business was not menintioned. Minneapolis stocks creased 149,999 bushels for tour days. Weather was favorable for the winter wheat crop. Brills hr apraaOers asaiiut anrckaeee la Wlaalp. eaa4 a Util, (radio ta , wheat wm late, hat ematvra nppvrt Cteela I. C C Grants Permit To Moffat Line to fravealod aieeh eoeback. prices were eachaasod to fl tower. Cora rloot I to ft lewar. Oats wan aaehaaseO ta ft higher. Lard chad na ohaacod ta 1 higher; ribs tl to it) higher: halites I hlsher. Local cash sales were tt.HS haehela eg sees; tee, hash! of seta I.HO haehela at barley. The eeetouf reported moderate ml of red welter wheat ter export. (Cor 1121.) - .'-OH High. Lew. Close. I 44ft 1 1.1111 171ft 114ft Wheel Map JHlr l.lft II Map.. .. July.. .. On Southern Utah . September Oe loner.. ... . July September Rye ya May,, s. 9 Farms, Range Good Jaly Supt eglker , . u m TT Cl 4 41 4 mi. ait .. . q.lMt .. set Of F . 91 po eo pelt ll.7 9. S.l lUi 1 .17 1A May autho- r- today by th lataratats commlsoioa ta tmaa 11.44 sbstss rtock of a par vslas. af la pasaloe apoa ths roaoo orlelool last Denabo tbo csauolasloa allowed It to taxes 37 44 aharsa at aaw twareaai. eoouBOa stock as a Set hi bar satlaa. hot withhold for (art Maharv sea rot aa ta ths la part to th Th asw stock wUI hick ha Bed rewriting eyodlcete tha laxsa ot first mortgag hoods aod has provldod t4S.S4 la cask I carry out (ho M rwgestsotlow plaa. The balance will compcosat tbo commlttos which oopcrvlmd the cwoetnsctlow of ths bow corporatloa. eom-(nsr- 2 ' m iil 41 1H 91 1A l.iHI IU 11TS 11T 11 H n.H 14 99 IT IT M ILK GRAIN NOTES CHICAGO, tmmlaaaJ March absrvr awr th betc. t BOSTON, Merck 2. (CPA) Dllnr ere light In Uu Botoa wool market, altheuh eome keying of fine territory d Aukrtltu etaMe t being dee by worsted afcUa. Jrice ere ftrm. Fine territory we dueled tedey at $L4$LI2, with choice weele generally et $114 1 12: French cembtng et ILH, half Meed et $1440142; Mood et $4041; end unerter blood et fleece week Oh T4041 r.een hub fine Maple. I held et 4100, greac threebeeie: held Med at eighth Mood at 4S end quarter Meed delete at et 411044$. with Mlchige J A (ram ta- - cat that 14 mar cam will h nqiircd Ihl pr year aa eamaarad with laat ta mak a fiaiUr wwfht kcrwi ta bo. Traaalattnr ta torms of boht ko ftyvreo thvra ar irkf buhta lam avaUahl for thta crop yar. Kami inf th wtra 4 of eora blt hav boa rwa mor aaow wheat. Tho fall M2.444.Mt 0 grad 4$. and Indiana medium aad law weM at 4204k. Dry fliHfc TOBK. Merab A fCPAV-Cbt- ton market were mor active mad aUghtly trenger today. Print V e at Te fee doth were qeoted a. the latter a aad TJe for were ei!k Raw of e. eteedy. with trade moderate 4 Copyright. 1927. AEW good March TORE, Crude rubber, amoked ribbed aeon uaotetlen of boftetol for wlacor to aom amttoaa le at today' haa hrooybt raltef tfo Tbl cam pet e with $7 a month about Areuth. commaatlA . age and $7 a year ego. well Private eeliaatee aa farm grata Is cover progressmore were under eat here Lambing wheat Is bullleh thaa was pemerdap. seaorailp anlicipetcd. ing satisfactorily. Winter Commodity Notes Logan-Grai- n good and roads are had at condiwoo added e that A hellish too Is now above average by umnwK. ssotimsbt ll the eorti estimate March 1. fCTA) gACRAMEKTOv tion at Ogden- - Farm flock are comment that maeh of the cm Is Rein fn thia otato bare atlmuUted de111 la ths fields sod M deubtfol mand lambing at Grantevlll. with good feeder rattle but and atocker for and is good sad sale Browse eualilp. Increases. beyero ere holding off declaringdi st Tooels feediag grass Is greening in spotssatisfactorara toa high. Th of Hmfa Artsoaa and 'sw Msax ar fruit buds nr swelling Sheep Receipts owrtatBlas pries lovol. ily winter grain Is fair atIt Is Yards and good at Sataquln; ACTOMOBTLOA. Ogden snow at is aaw BeTBOIT. March 1 iCVAI-Tlgrowing nicely under thare becomexcep-tio- a Ihs WHh t. March CCOEX. soils Moroni where th cyltwdsr lisa ot tbo Paleo-Dotrw-it of hog recolpts Inrrseeie w.rs not- sight asovod l tmt and ba which rang compssy saturated. at Sheep of Pohraarp ed dnring the month ing F. pnKlaetloo will ba oft srsd ths public condition ar fair at Manti; winter th Ogdos Votes atoek yards I hie this BMKh. aeaaafer. la wheat Is fine. Recent snows war Whltleck. geaoral AtTOnOBtLI 3R3M9UI3. loathly report ohowa beneficial at Panguiteh, very of cattle were bead 11.244 March X (CTAI total af A CL.KVXl.ANl. as asalmd though th ground Is bare again. handled Febrenry PW la Th Gabriol Aoabhcr daring masod a sight hl 1X443 (or the name period of Deseret farmers ar spreading creasing totslod 44.417 4a aaalam In certain department I under ranera-- e rooslpt nure and getting ready to plow. Pheep for Pshroary. 1414. ration. The Thom peon Prednet! eom-pea- r, Soma range aheap ara a liitla thin 11.117 month of 1424 for th maker of nutemoMIa Are 74 la ah at Pa rowan, bat most livestock im34 hogo wor - handled that demand e deoaetderably port ars December . ef November daring the port month. holding their own: ranges that "W J. ar cleaning STEEL . proving. Farmers manors and a ditches, spreading ' CHICAGO, March X (?PAI VUsri Damage few have started to plow at Cedar vredeetioa ha bee going P Ckteage Anyrtet. Early the laat week ta th there are eleven $700 City: roads srs better. At the preeant time Georgs: fruit Is blooming at 8b Livestock atoneGary, tn operation VJ furnacee at and ars ware flourishing. aumib Tealea-McClellaChicago27 gardens company active. Tho of t IP and range ars fair at Ml Emmons. racking 11, at ca weetern producer I aerating Snow still blocks some canyons ordered to PT Jullua J. Bittner, v y around Price, and mud make 9799 bv n jury in District Judge pacuy. roads bad elsewhere: winter gram Chris Mathtsons court. Tuna day. Moody's Remote. , is covered, and livestock and ranges Th verdict was directed by the thin at atrs good- - Livestock arsconditions . Waohfr Flaaaclfi the motion of court boy's upon Moody-mr Emery but moisture Th lad was Injured while Condtttoa ta Its tarrant torney. have Showers have improved. on east Fourth n bicycle riding --rtp:.rh.po most softened th brows favorably at South th. street. Sept. 1(. 1923, when BlufL n delivery truck of th defendants fTth doclrtoa of lira ran him down. Plaintiff sought of th rsUrood vrioarioos opholdlog 919,999 damages. Osraralsrtce. Coransoro Iotoratot th wra. aadriy hw.ri..co ha Howovsr. U Shelled, maesKlod aad aaad wot floararWUr -raH Woman, eoastdovatlo hr Iho railroad asearltlce av coatsra- Native Utah, Die platlnelathrtr rarvbsss- There mime te be little ream n. SHELLrr. Idaho, March L look far othav thaa a coadltlooax F.hrwary ncsef Ellen Lewis Hunter, eba aaytha ara asooth vaqauamaaladlrtsrh-toof g hter of Mr. and Mr. James sad Make This Simple Test for cara of wllhoot bolae tabs oad-wash tbo for of Woodland. Utah, died th marhoC aad Lewi, Swift and Sure Relief. 14th. th avovae at her Sr, home here, wber she cam Fsbvwary To quickly prov per cent of with her h us bend, Be&jarata Hunter, moasy raisa, laclsdlag call d coP-aacmaacy. commercial paper . tt Mrs. Stomach distrera I absolute!? year aa. from Holden. Utah. mmt P thaa stood at can Hunter and her husband ar eat an and that yo far tha aa csraporvd wKh At por la-coat moat any food you really went pioneer of this section of Idaho. enjoy 1 coded Jsaoavy -wash Mrs. was Honter in few a tab born from Farnltiv -your druggist get meunfim heavy offering ef new bar let of Bisuratad Magneai and taka ton. Utah, Dc. 17. 117$. She died slaeaThetha first of th yonr an operation at the L. 0. three or four of them after your following a riKlrshl ahaorhad R next meaL Thi ta simple, Inez hospital Idaho Falls in ths mid- amoaat of tovcotmoot food which Rurvivlsg are her would ordinarily have come tote th pensive teat that can ba depended dle of January. Glenn Hunter, a nephew market. upon to prova Ha value In leea than husband; upon dkmende raptUl Trad five minute. In moat instances, ro whom she has cared for sines the to take rare of the Spring expenstoo 1 death of his mother: her father, and bueioese may for a time divert fund Uf comes Instantly? the following brothers and sisters: from the bond market, but we remala Blsu rated Magnesia is a pleasant, James Lewis, Jr. Kama, Utah; Wil- eptimletle ta our Jong rang view. form of old liam Lewla harmless, Utah; C. E. fashioned Magnesia with Bismuth Lewis Oakley;Provo, Lewis Cal Ephraim that, wheu taken after meal, Ho. Utah; Mrs. Amelia Thomas, ROHL cleanses, swsetana and neutralise Boise; Mrs. Edith CarlUs, Woodland, MIlfNCAPOLlB. Mina, March t th dang ran acids that causa most Utah. fAP Flonr 19 to Ik htghor. ta car. stomach trouble. One day's trial Services will be held In th Sec- land lot, family petente noted it will convince you ask roar drug ond ward church Thursday March te T 94 a barrel In 44 pennd rotten rated Magaeava tablets K J27, with Bishop Jobs S. Kelly mcke Shipment 17,24$ barrel. Bra gist for . .. Ads Aodajr $27,440:$. 44w ia charge . NEW to tbo slightly lower frond sf art income --as revealed in the January earnings statement. The Important consideration now Is tbe possibility ot larger dividend and railroad executives intend to that BT GEORGE T. HUGHES. bo mors generous to stockholder . (EpoclsI of Doseret Tb, Nowe.) Correepondsut is shown by the action of more than than on board in 'tweeat 1(27. ' ConeolidntoJ Aesoclstion.) (Copyrlht- caeca A test wilt he the . decision on the Atchison dividend next WALL STREET. NEW YORK, and for some, finished steel pro- month. If tho extra declared March 3. Wbilo tbo stock market ducts, were higher. From Cleve- the laat time is continued It wOl land cams the information that an endorsement of this policy. today was rsfloctlnf the .contest buying was ths best in months be is an opeq secret that the railbetween those wrho believed thst with orders from automobile pro- It roads are more thaa anxious to Imprices had (one so high thst n ducers Increasing In volume. prove their capital structures by eubstnntlnl rssctlon wss In order Tho Iron Ago In Its weekly re- doing new financing with stock snd those who held thst with, nail view also- - mentioned this bottsr-ment rather thaa beads. In orders for finished steel money back to per cent, indicating that therft ba boon no change but added thst shipments of tbe POTATOES. In tbo credit situation, tho lino of larger producers during FebruCHICAGO, March A (AP) Potalon 3 Mrs; xt track least resistance wse still upward, ary wars more than new bookings, racelpta 111; told U. a ahlpmsata 733; sowllcs w faso that tho industry aa n whole tbe trade news was nearly nil BMdorata noadaad good, trading vorable. n ord. . made inroad upon unfilled oa rssnd whites market firm: oU Tbe only exception wax In the ers liberal, demand sad tradio, alow. mar. Wisconsin aackod rosad oil Industry where there wee some It was evident from tho ac- krt dell; 1.730 LM. aiertly aroaad t 43; farther etftttlng of prices. On the tion 'of railroad stocks thst little white Ideh racks Basset araotlr 3.3403.44; Iron or ns attention was being paid I.MftMI. other hand, quotations for pig Daily Financial Review Prs , Bu-CM- S UONCV LOASKD -- bu SI 1 eal mis. rtssses Cs, .J wicHr ftkr Warams h 4S4: A AP Dry Good and Wool three-elrht- lt HIT j- - 42 I Tbs was March J. (AVI WASHINGTON, Doavor A Salt Labs Ball --ray Ca TTJ a .. May Jaty .. Rib lUjee.aa. Jvly.. Bailfca a. .. Issue 18,000 Shares 1- tun nnm ami ofMarch CHICAGO, Held Work Starts The first field work of th season began during the week ending March 1, according to th weekly report of J. Cecil Alter, meterolo-gt- st ot th U. 8. department of agriculture weather bureau. came Reports of early field work especially from th southern counties where frost has left the soil and ths weather has been drier. weather prevailed Seasonable Temperatures during th week. wars only moderately low, and general light snow fall was fairly being heavy In th southeastern benewas moisture The portion. ficial to .forthcoming vegetation, In many places. but left roads soft the New feed la appearing on desert sheep range and winter - With soma growthgrain Is making ample moisture and improved- rangar reported doing es. livestock w Liverpool Follow Chicago, Encourage Local With n unanimous vote tbs sen-aWednesday concurred in ths house action to loavs out of ths stats road system ths extreme wsst portion of tbs Lincoln highway, covering about 19 miles In Tooele county. Senator Stahls. representing Tooele and Davis count! ss, proposed an' amendment to restore the road, but was defeated by an overwhelming majority. During diecusmon of the measure, known aa H. B. 31, Governor Dern was placed on record ss attempting to favor those opposed to th amendment and those In favor of ltl Senator Stable read a letter from the governor urging the senate to rectors ths road to the stats highway system. Senator Robinson chairman ot tits senate highways committee Imwith the mediately countered charge that the governor had gone on record aa against such aa amendment. - j- Bond. Senator Stahls also produced n letter from the state road commission. putting that board on record aa favoring such an amendment and denying that the board at any time had been against such a proposal Senator Robinson ta discussing ths bill on second reading declared that the state road commissi on was not In favor of spending more money on this project, if it could b avoided. Senator Btahle said that upward of $399 99 had been spent on the project by the state and the Lincoln highway association, and that tbo state road commission had set up In its budget 92 (99 for maintenance of the road this year. Hs declared that further appropriations would not be made by tbe state of Nevada and the Lincoln highway emoclation, for this rout unless It was part of ths state rood system. Senator Robinson ' called attention to the fact that Tooole county how has a state highway, which would almost parallel th proposed route, and that It was only spending .3 of a mill for road purposes, whereas other counties were spendFor this reason he ing 3 mills. thought that Tooele county was In the road. Interest little taking Senator Flnlinson said ths matter had been thoroughly .thrashed out in th house- Senator Booth, Salt Lake, declared the propoeed route was practiduring some cally Impassable tnortthr of th year. He thought to put It In 9209,999 tak would it shape. . (tStntoo WHEAT HOLDS Senate Votes to mwM 1927 2 raSMsai Where wfu. make oh ntTftritWv? fr oat DM to Meet o4 1m. iMttce, 14 term Iom. IT ffvot (Mriftt tma le 8 WAVE trmm n fit to lUMi Vo flroteto art otrotCO ? t Met ooqvtrk. ta tfclo tafttafM for e Fore on pnm coo fBlty 4poo4 olooo ifitetritao. Com ta ora W4. m Oo utoo Wlf amt . too oo You mo-- , V orteo, loruto, ma. Wo ' e (tradta inuli And Sellers eili UAWv WOftTOATO recoup oro raw ta o pooitlooMEf Vi u ntti 4 Ntetf mtrtgogo Imu. fw goo oorvtc po no Are Mobilized ot fro oaf "Fwam rime 'riotlfu PMg, Main 1:7 94 AVgp AWUTAIXT ytr Avowry . oogotoOlo. eoof go 7Mg4 MOM 4 (far'V oo OA ttftOt 144 Wo Tfuuo IMfDMM Jr. 144 Annooio-- e TolcpOora price lL tr gp AkIST4.tec Mel cvBtmsAN uAra 1 ' mor iiMf ter (out rtftMttiig K999 hf mjrrooftfo logon He fboot 14 So those who Can at hT0 securities to buy. Without such o market place, it would be difficult for buyers to find sellers snd for seller to find customers. FIJJ The Classified Advertising pages offer a convenient trading pUce for buyers and sellers of Real, Estate, Antoiqpbileg, Household Goods and a multitude of various services or commodities. gim-U- Jury Awards for Truck Crah Of Mf - . ( ' f , A ; ar . . ; i . There is always a market for everything buyer exists for everything, even junk. , , ""' - A r ..i r ,v, But without the Want a . . - Ad market place, many of daily business transactions would become practically impossible. . : thousand h ' s Learn the various and varied uses of Class!-fle- d . Ads. Read these ads . answer them . . use them to your profit. ' 4uf t conven- . ill. Idaho, of a ience for those who have securities to seD and for Cattle, When Sourness, Pain and BloatiiJ Follow Every Me New York Stock Exchange is M News Want Ads FOR THE BUYER-F- 0R . THE SELLER WASATCH 550. . . . ill Bu - - - a - r - |