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Show H, Hll ,At AlCO'r ea ery !u fat ItratX I Jit Mi .t Sofr! ,td Mvjr. V. IS tJuiulrrsi !i un m the List game wnhf ur single, hi.d u oout.e in s.x tm.fi fat iol uaVlU and Luiiatii also hit The ftni.tr smashed fa home inn ai.j lh u in column three Hrm-j tingle,. u f,,ur " rfl'ni1 htlli r!tt-,!'ln ,!e sirifles and Hujiacti Mtuied thlvv e f 1 C. Olson Nias ft, ,rBlje ty ti,k J,aj. mg hitter for Wellington i'J slugging lion art is hitting was 2 ft.a .in Sunday. ture of the second dLct y ga.iir, the Ihice Ibackstop getting a home run with V u(lsn.b out of the cellar, v, uh the bases loaded, three doubles occupied M ntly faJ single. Prrsaeit slo had hu eve on iSl the arcond round the ball, getting five hits in a like number of trips to the plate, an a. .tii't JTh the durationear,y of j Jt for Vhc lot als cracked out Coca Cola r tWO-Lagg- 'V-ij!-cr- J f( nllrd - f 1c Q V M a i t J r Ul wii.mrs -- ADVO( .ATI, iw-- t Atir ILr f .1 : t a t.j.i (, l It r t:,Ui.h ru.s m p., Ul ,j,t. t,l t A tvn. tm..d m p.;e l.j, a lti. m ,(it ltjl vnu.r.g mnii.ga Au!..c Clau-UM..x thud wu the maiiiipni.g m hu uam' i'ff.-n.- i, IT Price Post Extends Thanks For Support Given Athletic Meet y LEAGUE li.lf hrrimd junior 6-- 8-- 3-- 3 10-- 4 11-- t- r IF GAME SLATED The playoff game J C IVnn.-and The to determine tin championship of the half in Chms A A of tin Arnett-ca- n league will Ih played Friday at 5 30 p, m. The two team finished the regular schedule with four ictoi ies and one di feat e.u h. rs ban-bal- l Carbon- league when they clash -Emery AM) SHIPPERS THE CELEBRATED MINERS OF with Huntington, first half champion, on the Kenilworth diamond. At the present time, Kenilworth lias a lead of one game over the Helper Rail- roaders. The Helper nine will entertain Columbia. In the other league games scheduled for Sunday, Price goes to Hiawatha and Coca Cola encounters Wellington on the Price diamond. Moose Capture First Half Championship In Legion Junior Loop Mines At CANTON. UTAH SPRING ! Gtwrxl 817 Office, NewhooM The Moose slugged out a 17-- 4 victory over the Rotary Friday in the third and deciding game of a series to determine the first half champions of the junior division of the American Building SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH HMIHIDWHHI IIIIIIHHII HH It I H M t M Sun-Advoc- WITH FIRMS SlPPORTING V. PEACOCK COAL J. ia-ii- FREE COAL HEATROLA WITH THE HE NT INK ESTATE Glen D. Reese, county relief ator, was advised Tuesday by Robert H. Hinckley, federal emergency i eli. f director for Utah, that hereafter all purchases of supplies with federal funds shall be made only with stores that have complied with all provisions of an applicable, approved code, or, in cases whore no code of fair competition has been adopted, with firms that are living up to President Roosevelt's reemployment agreement. The same oruer applies to all orders given for relief cases. The instructions were received by Mr. Hickley from Harry L. Hopkins, federal emergency relief administrator. 1 SLmrm.tm ranite I II I I I I 1 1 II 44 II I I I I H I HI HI 1 COAL Haul Anything Anywhere B. E. Johnson, Mgr. 426 D STANDARD 1 Johnson Transfer & f Coal Co. T T We Phone tv Y v fY Y Y Y CEnmi) v f Y Y Mined in Carbon (.aunty and Shipped Everywhere CARDOX-MINE- t 17 COSTS O' ir MOSS v Men and women are buying more Pontiacs than any other car in Pontiacs price range! Why? Because they have found that this big, modern Straight Eight excels as you will find on all counts when you see and drive it. ... Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Just now a glistcningly satin hat is Y leading the fashion. Y We have both large and close fitting Y Y styles in all head sizes colors arc black, Y navy and brown. Y Y The Norma Shearer beret, the Pagoda Y turban and the May West sailor are among the leaders. Y Y Prices are very reasonable. Y Satin! Satin! ? Y Bessie Kennedy t Millinery Y Y Y Y Price v i Y V VVVV uu. Office, Ninth Floor Kesrn, Building price f i delivered far more smoothly by Pontiacs Straight Eight engine. You get more speed, too 78 actual miles per hour. Your Pontiac holds the road better llice 6 . THE shoes Hotel Newliouse 4 5 6 ,es to a 6'r,!S or r minutes to the J Keith-OBrien- s. 'flutes to ltes at this center of social d business Salt Lake but tow minutes from 0Sf-Koebac- Theatre There I An J ABERDEEN DEALER Intermountain Double Rate Single Doable G 115-inc- h well-distribut- weight (3265 pounds, curb weight, for the Sedan). its in car the price its only VentilaFisher the range with or And Future America will live on the substance we make today. Our thoughts and deeds are creating the soil that will nourish our coming Republic. There just isnt anything to compare with Pontiac at its price. In Fisher Body beauty in comfort in Straight Eight perform- Thats why America is Thats why buying Pontiacs. youll prefer Pontiac, too. SO THAT THE PUBLIC MAY KNOW ance. Offering Following Special Sinrle Rate Pin 50c $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 because tion System greatest comfort factor since the development of the closed body. minutes to minutes to Auerbachs. Dtrtct. SiP 0S Heat Comfort rides more comfortably its a big car, with wheelbase and $4.00 In Your Community 4u0 Each with Private Bath Garage Facilities Adjoining. REDD MOTOR CO. 129 West Main All Outside Rooms PRODUCERS Hotel Visit the General Motors Building, Century of Progress PRICE, UTAH Prices Advance September 1 M t Owing ton, prices creased on buy, delay to the new government processing tax on coton all articles containing cotton will be inand after September 1. Now is the time to means greater cost to you. You can make your purchases at our store now at present prices make a small down payment and have such articles laid away, the remainder to be paid later at your convenience and when you need them. GENERAL DEPT STORE rIhe Store for a Witen President W. E. Sntton GenT Mgr. West Asst Genl Mgr. Chaimcy TV. NEXT TO LYRIC all your shopping - THEATRE PfllCE - UTAH Ut. ,0 v V VA You get power in a Pontiac more power than youll find in any other automobile at or near its SALT LAKE CITT, BTAII General CO. D-T-- R. IT WILL PLEASE TOC, TOO! hHI II I M 0 oja-ne- fY 218 18-1- aay-ln- S. Launtlry Service PHONE -- Prices Positively Advance August 2Mh. OCR PRICE STEAM LAUNDRY a L-gio- Thrift v Folks USE halk-o- p bases, SuCCcoa mat krl l U. in ll third traigt.t vatoiy of the league Iag.m Junior division Wliolcsale a Thutsiiay with Zion The was acme The U.e titan. the game. Wi throughout winner Ualiaxhi. N. Genl geilei end Walsh halt'll batting bul lot for Suovraa, each rol let ting ll.te hit. Daiocchf total included a double end triple. A. end Gaillard, Paasic. C. Georgeilr the for Uiker the main Reeae wrte a home out trackevl latter Tlie loser. run. far extl and 5. in iart. Tbe rrioluUun atate Every (ram jiaitKIvatir.j dixlarvd tbe tournament wa the beat in the history of Utah Junior barhall. We frrl that the project wat worthwhile a mean of trtrinj the American "Ho many assisted in vailou way, am objeitlvr of t'Ur national Legion it i imjvoaaible t name ttiem, but "We are particularly indebted to in any way con-- ti who to everyone the American Auxiliary and ibutesi, we take thi manner of g the ritirn of li loe who ao gen"thank yoih" their iiome to the erously v isitoi , to tlie valuable it ptras for jiuhlaitv, to Dr, J. C, Hubbard for tus servlix to Injumi player; to the Relief MHiety for It plrndld banquet Bave Money By Buying Coal ia4ivii to the visitor; to the Kiwaru At the Mine. and Rotary club for their rooer at net, and to the management of the MINE rilONE 18R11 kwtmnung inad and the theater for TRICE T1IONE 421-eomessiiHi in enproviding tertaining the piayet. Price Nine Travels To Hiawatha Sunday Kenilworths league leading Independents will face another hard test Sunday in their campaign for the second half championship of the MARKET AUNS AUI-1- ) ROM AA1IOI I S AEERS 4 ONI I !T Ctasi.mi out M lots, many id thnu ai CCEhS la-gu- Columbia Huntington 10-- 9 Next Sunday's Schedule (Alt double hradrni Pi li - at lhnw atiia Columbia at M( 1j Coca Coia v j Wellington at Pint Huntington at Kenilworth 7-- Unite who avitrd in tf Die Mate tagm tuui tianwi.f on Auf-m- l 3, 4 :4-2- 3, Aik in an Nu. 3 if fMilutan fat it aisrd P Iburaday cxpivaiintf lutu.n to all jin the iuiwaaful Sundata Rr.ult, Pmv Wi llmgtun SU H iar Ketulwoith Hiawatha Ch a Cola double-heade- it Fiat la gaol mrilmg - ry PAGE SEVEN Mi VS league Sunday by split-tin- g r on the former team's field. The viMtois took the Hiawatha antinning contest, 10-nexing the second by a score of 4 Tar ..J.,gann hurled for the w in the first game, lie was opposed by Ted Woodhave. In the nightcap, Reese pitched for Hiawatha, with R. Raur handling the mound duties for the losers. Leading hitters of the double bill were Max Morgan. Dan iVntelute and Griff Thomas for Hiawatha, and Harold Pattern k. LeMoyne Price and Pete Talone for Coca Cola. ffl CMtnox-i:Mi;i;- r at kmg out cj't-r.in- a t' I, two ti l,- - K( III III Hi and a hm Iun m tht four turn--i;, at lirllx-- r bat Haim i hi was aUo a trading figure lhuW alhfa in Ihe Mi,m lollritmg two Huntington out cf thrre. Columbia hcan complHrly b ,ff:,d the R.itary Coca Cola hittm. allowing only thr,- blows. Price . ROTARY Wrllingtoii ( Hiawatha, contest, and Divide Doubleheader was only seven P.igt.hap ,vy collet tni 23 safe blow. Hiawatha and Coca Cola maintainaM MU rattled off the ed their relative positions m the djnns the twin bill, and I II I , , ! W Dti' ! Tl: |