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Show TOR The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, February 21, 1971 SLC Apparel Show I TRANSMISSIONS Gains Momentum An idea was bom in Janu- at the Denver Merary chandise Mart. Several cloth1967 ing representa'ives weie gathered together taking shop. The success of the market had been the large number of lines represented apparel under one roof. As the session started to bieak up. the talk e turned to travel. One was going to Montana, another to Idaho, but several were going to Utah. Why dont we all show at once at the Ramada Inn at Salt Lake City? . . . Why not? repie-sentaiiv- Hems like these are found at the apparel shows during the year. New Total Rental Concept one of the oldest and most unique service businesses, has been serving the Bountiful area for over three years. 7 Within the past few years, the rental way of life has opened new vistas to thoof families across the usands 4 nation. The average home- maker no longer has to scrimp and save to buy an item which is used only oc-casionally around the house. I The trend shows the definite advantage over the purchasing United Rent-Al- l, country's 1 ... total rental concept. Anything from champagne fountains to sump pumps is available for rental! The rental concept does away with storage problems, waste problems, and monthly payment problems. Just pick out what you need, and rent it only for 'he actual time you need the item! It's that simple! But It doesn't slop here . . . United Rent-Al- l supplies a free information center for their customers. When guidance and help s needed to complete a project, party or United Rent-A- ll has the suggestions, equipment, and answers! To get a good look at the wonderful new rental concept, drop by Art Smiths United Rent-A608 South store, Main, Bountiful, and ask for a guided tour! ll rental g ; United Rent-Ai- l offers a complete line of equipment and household items a 50 Years In Business trend. a include These assistance. abrasives, general supplies, machinery, metals, power 50 ing. Industrial Supply has been responsible and reputable source of supply to the Intermountain area for more than yeais. Industrial lubber products and supplies were the first endeavor, through the Mountain States Rubber Co., Inc., founded by the late Rudolph Orlob. In an effort to keep pace with the growing needs and KV shelf hardware goes up in minutes. Shelf brackets tap in or out instantly, yet support shelves securely. KETCH UVYS h Se. 7th W. requirements of our ers, Industrial Supply customCo. Inc. was founded in 1927. In 1941 Industrial Supply States Rubber by trained various fields personnel to be of Co. and Metals Supply Co., have continued to grow and are constantly striving to remain a moie reliable supply house for the Industrial trade. There is an open invitation to visit their office and warehouse at 1635 South Second West of Salt Lake City. Metals Supply Company, Inc. was included to help complete the list of general supplies to be of better serv ice. All three companies are at one location and under the same general management. Mr. Ernest G. Agu'ter is the general manager and has created the strong foundation for all three companies. Their sales force is supported 3SS-46- safety and weld- transmission, Electric Furnaces Fedders Electric Furnaces provide quiet, economical electnc heating, with central air conditioning capabilities, designed to the latest National Electrical Code standards. The entire unit is U.L listed and designed to meet utility standards. Compact, the furnaces are completely assembled, wired and tested. Available in 10 through 35 kilowatt input heating sizes. Matching cooling coils and condensing units are designed for up to 64.000 BTUH cooling service. One cabinet design serves upflow. and horizontal installation arrangements. Units are shipped with a permanent washable filter enclosed. The statically and dynami cally balanced centrifugal blcwer provides quiet efficient operation. Speeds for heating andor cooling are initially selected for optimum installation. during performance Thereafter, blower operation is automatic at the selected speeds according to signals from the room thermostat. Plumbing Often. WED LIKE TO THANK YOU SAVE! Brine this ad to any Samon's stora before February 21, 1971 and we'll five you an additional 10 . . O . Because of the success of the show, plans have now been made to produce another cooking school at the Salt Palace in October 1971. The Cosponsor of this show will be Mountain Fuel Supply Company. Hew Fedders the largest, finest and mast complete retail electical, plumbing and lighting fixture supply chain in Utah. . . .and for giving us the chance to serve your need to plumb, wire or light your house. Please come again. WAY It was an expert blend of cooking know-hointeresting demonstration, and delicious food samples. Adding to the potpourri of interesting activities was the awarding of over 150 prizes of large and small appliances, and sacks of groceries to lucky men, women and children who registered for the school. WHY WRIT? Say Thank You! HERE'S ANOTHER n in better Samon's & Nearly 9.000 people attended the free Holiday Cook-Iat the Salt Palace last October. The Show, sponsored by the Newspaper Agency Corporation and Utah Power L Light Company, was the largest cooking school ever held in the Intermountain West. electrically At helping us make Samon's Electric Cooking School; A Success someday you'll probably heat We . . for Glenn Michener of Denver and Paul Lund of Salt Lake City acted as coordinators. The show at the Ramada had over 75 lines represented that February'. Temporary officers were appointed with Bob Wedge of Denver acting as secretary. The name Beehive Apparel Club was tentatively used until permanent officers would be named in April. At the April meeting, permanent officers were elected: Larry Siglin, presidert, Jule Lewis and Paul Lund, vice presidents, and Ken Duff, secretary treasurer. Directors named were Glenn Michener, Wib Franklin, Lloyd Oakes, Clarence Wall and John Vogt. The organization is present- - OFF ANY ITEM IN OUR STOCK PRE-SEAS- FEDDERS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING! and Save at Samon's. (F?!TiTTitin7TirJTraTf.l';ri SALE ON 24.000 BTU $376.00 30.000 BTU $463.95 36.000 BTU $584.95 INSTALLATION EXTRA Call 416-07- 1 1 trended site tries! service, Wiict ri rtis Itrs and tunnel klswtri an adtauati. H yeun the alart type at ihweer vM toys to fat the very Vest value, yaa kaoe that aoe it the hast tiaie ta huy central air cohdiMiiaf We mil hare ta heee Hr akillad leitiiieri Hty. This if why yaa can rt entry n.e in your heme ettectnaly air ceil timed atevneeas lee at we caa wake it1 Pncat iodine all eeiuemut hr a artel! kerne air cenditnami lyiteat. Far Frca ertimofe with NO OBLIGATION New Homes or Old Homes Basement, Closet or Attic Installations Available. Easy Terms. HEATCRAFT dmiQDCEn.' I & C'C2JreI 479 East 21st South of UTAH 486-E7- 11 over by Ken Dulf, ly presided presidert. Wendell Kelly, 1st vice president; Paul Reese, comptroller; and Clary Anderson, secretary-treasure- r. Retailers large and small m this area have felt the need for all mens apparei market to be held at the beginning of the buying season. Timing is essential to these markets. The buyer must buy far enough ahead so that delivery is assured for his peak selling season. At the market over 250 lines will be represented. Ihe market serves a twofold purpose . . . The retail buyers are able to "shop and see many lines conveniently brought together in one place. They can compare values and see the styling trends. The representatives can present their g- menu in a pleasart and appealing way and the buyer can look in a more leisurely fashion than if the same line were shown in bis store. Obviously, tne reaction to a particular item is noted by the seller and the ground work for styling trends is set. The manufacturer can then gear his production to the needs of the retailer. The buyer is the unsung hero of the retail business. He must know his customer . . their likes and dislikes. He must predict six months in advance what his particular customers will want. He must predict the styles, the sizes, the colors and quantities his stores will need. The Intermountain Area has long been known as a stvle conscious region. No small credit for this reputation must go to the buyer who can stock and maintain a fine selection of goods for his customers. Cuts 2' lumber at 45 dearest. Zlpa through weed with Mod. 7301 ae. A FINE GIFT KETCHUM'S We Are For The Handyman or Professional Stores 4th So. 7th W. 355-465- 6 and AUTOMATIC ADJUSTED EXCHANGED REPAIRED "Our Work The company repi eentative has deep respect for the buyers. He can present what is selling m the area as a whole, but the buyer makes the final decision as to what is best for his special area. The buyer and seller must work in a cooperative manner to bring about the success of a store. California - KING & QUEEN CLOSEOUT SPECIALS QUILTED COVERS QUEEN SIZE Mattress and Box Springs Reg. $200 SALE KING SIZE Mattress Reg. $275 and them an opportunity to show their goods with the best and welcome their traveling col- league'. Buyers will converge on the Ramada Inn from Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona. Nevada, Utah and some from Canada. Air transportation makes Salt Lake City the logical meeting place. An idea fullilled the Beehive Apparel Club feels a need has been met and is happy to be a part 01 the growth of the Intermountain Area. MERE WELCOME SOUTH STATE AUTO CO. Phene 467.1575 1623 S. Slat minimum. Manufacturers representatives are coming to this meeting from as far away as the Eastern States. Local representatives feel this gives Your Cusrtnttt" It 24NKAMERICARDS The Beehive Apparel Club show gives the 'mall store the same opportunities as the large store. The independent i etailer can see a large selection and bring to the smaller community a fine assortment of goods for his customers. He is able to see all of his supply sources in one short weekend, and his time away from his business is held to a Washington. STANDARD SALE & Springs 159" BEDDING ACCESSORIES KING purchase QUEEN-w- ith of a set Queen Sheets 3.95 Fitted or flat Pillow Cases Per Pr.. e 1.25 7.50 Fed (Quilted), Frame With Casters. , 2.50 Headboard Vinyl Cover. 12.50 .. ,.l -- with purchase of a set King Site Sheets Fitted ar Flat . . e 5.9S t Pillow Cases Per Pr. U.95 Pad (Quilted) 17.50 Frame with Costers . Headboard, Vinyl Caver. 15.00 .. Ttrmt Arranged er BonkAmericard Walker lankord OVERMAN MATTRESS CO. Whtry Better Mattresses Are Made SALT LAKE CITY 2763 S St vie .414 44051 PROVO 266 S University 1373-304- Join us in the PENNY PARADE One penny per hamburger bought at Dee's February goes to the Primary Chit Vwm7 Dnivts-IN- G ALL AROUND TOWN |
