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Show il .. 0Li Tr-p- " iyyw "rr , i , & r i i tr ft r v f r ff vf k s ?y ? rfv s 9 $ 7 1 f f$ ., V The Salt Lake Tribune, Alkali .Valley L.auay, September 24, I960 i Thorn McBride By Chris Jensen 25 ' r TvtoorrtlT 0N& EVERY THE .TALKS PCUTiCOW By Frank Giacoia HOLY HAUblttJT WITH my life's .thcwT nmm A900T...YHE W&Wfff! GRASS Gasoline Alley gsa: tav, Govla, vou distributed every bill Vou By flot. They were all distributed, Frank King the money, Here Nubbin. Donald Duck By Walt Disney &C3311I JUST PUT THE MILK ObT' the ercR.ru. hold him! By Ferd Johnson Sloon Mullins By Harold Gray Orphan Annie RAM HAS AliflWS SAID CHILDREN SHOULDNTHFUS TO WORK, ESPECIALLY workN gee! vou SO WAPO KEEPtlS TH HOUSE SPIC AN eS&r BEN NOW, IF everything very carefully lijQ-- ' WAY, MAN'q 008 THIS family lpan.coqkin! YOU MORE HOW YOU RACK k SO NOTHING WILLWRMKLE veah!h8 he says rra girls! TO A AN ALL I T ONCSl riET ME SHOW h THMAK Mary Worth By Ken Allen Smilin Jack By Zack Mosley By Walt Disney Scamp soss-ma- True Life Animal Adventures Alight Bring Fines F M SlES Sanitarian Gives Warning About Trash in Gutters A stomj wamingagalnst putting lawn clippings, leaves and other trash Into gutters around the city was issued by the City Health Department Friday. WILBUR C. PARKINSON, chief sanitarian for the department, said people again were beginning to deposit litter in the streets and with the fall rainy season approaching, serious, floods, caused by clogged drains, could result These people should have enough civic pride to occasionally sweep out their gutters and see that litter doesn't pile up, he said. jj, St THE CITY IS doing everything it can, with the material OF A RECTOR THE POST WAS HELD Bf THE SUCCESSIVE GENERATIONS FOR 5A PERIOD OF THE WATCH DOS ef WINONA Minnesota NATURAL ROCK FORMATION 190 YEARS OR RHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATE WHITE GARAGES! and money available, to keep the gutters cleaned up, but we need the help of citizens. Since a city ordinance prohibits depositing materials on streets, the city will start leveling fines on violators If the condition continues, he said. PATIOS' Answers CONCRETE! Wm. Vat Eiesinger 124 Uatti 7th last Utah Bopntifol, Nothing Down HU 5 ECONOMY lUllDERS MAS. 22 SUPNY AFIL 20 D: s 5347-6- 9 4J7. .. or fanc- yfamily jneals : are better : M JUH&LS HIDE. OUT, HE AHt HIS. AM8 SEE Judge Parker By 60 AH EAR ANN PONT BEK S9Y.' HAVE YCT1ITHB COURAGE, MSS PARKER? r ALL RIGHT Paul IVichola GO AHEARMR.PIANCHAH7 Daily Quiz worker below? TAILOR PLUMBER CHEF PAINTER 2. Which one of these four is not derived from the sap of a tree? ' RUBBER TURPENTINE SORGHUM MAPLE SYRUP S. Which one of these creatures does not whinny? PINTO MUSTANG CAYUSE MAVERICK 4. An obelisk forms the monument of which one of these great Americans? LINCOLN WASHINGTON GRANT FRANKLIN By CIA Y X. POLLAN-Vote Doify Activity G mda According F. lh Start. ' To develop message Maintain 2 Dig 3 Plan ASurprinnp 5 Harmony 31 Worthvdllta 32 Thorn's 33 Special 34 Today's 1 35 Bo 36 6 Dont 7 wok- - MAY 22 JUNE 22 xho. J2-7- 9 n 86 CAMCK JUNE 23 JULY 21 i5943444 RXTTER FMU.UI JULY 34 , Alxi Use the Daily Want Ads m &)T 9 Kmp 10 Land x Count 12 On 23 13A 14Manty ISOno. 16 Sharp 17 Word IS Bright 21 To 22 Your 23 Could 24 For 25 Boneftti 26 Find 2;Lom 28 Big 29 Working 30 May )Goo4 37 38 May 39 Attain 40 Develop 41 19Aptt 20 Plane uo S46-- 9 sttam 11 - KTTII KAU sons 1 1 L The phrase "au gratin" is most suggestive of which M t for Saturday, mod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. MAY 21 , PHO A By Bob Montana Archie -- 45 AM. 21 plain 3PIJ3A1W simYhndeir, TAR GATERf 5 Years to Pay AX r uojSui f HSM (WO) (auto) uimjSaos TO DATE 615 warning tickets have been issued to city residents and several people have paid $25 fines for failure to clean up after the ticket was issued. Violators of the ordinance could be fined up to $200 and sentenced to six months in Jail, or both, for the offense, he noted. . u RSCO&Niza THAT PUNE , r rrseionss WINDBRS THOMAS 1CURTEIS RECTOR OF THE CHURCH OF, Nicholas, m SevenoaKs, England VWS THE SON OF A RECTOR OF THAT CHURCH, GRANDSON OF A RECTOR, OF A RECTOR, AND -- I , Gne 42 In 43 Out 44 Order 45 Cam. 46 An 47 Emphasis 48 A 49 Unexpected 50 Opportunity 51 Littlo r 52 Healthy ' 53 Means 54 Things 55 And 56 On 57 Your 58 Dvpendent 59Psihaps 60Ca4orks () Advene SI 62 63 64 Take Way Your Money 65 Plans 66 A 67 For Friend SWT. OcY. 9 21 28 JT 25sS-- 4 0Cr;& NOV.22 Vj , ANNUAL CLEARANCE 70 A 71 72 73 74 75 Ltata Some No Day 76 For 77Revisten 78 Concentrate 79 Recreations 80 Ae 8 1 Arranged 82 And 83 Snail 84 On 85 Pots 86 Hobbles Attaettanata , 87 88 Thinking 89Necewtitl 90 Gracious )Ncutal EXECUTIVE CARS and DEMONSTRATORS a Year Can We Offer Savings Like This on Near New Sedans and Station Wagons PRONOUNCIB " YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE ON A PEUGEOT . S4 DK. JAM MW2-2329v43-BO-- Only One PEUGEOT 403 "POOJ-OH- 1AM 21 m! men - - yr' MAR.2infe US-V- Q 13.3587 SAVE on depreciation i SAVE oiT gas, 30 miles per gallon! SAVE on the already low initial cost KEN GARFF-PEUGE- OT - SAVE fully equipped no extras to buy SAVE seats 6 adults, 20 cu. ft. trunk SAVE on upkeep, lower cost maintenance . . . 525 So. Sfato-D- A 8-85- 41 J ' . I |
