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Sljc jlalt gfilmu FORUM Entered St the postoffiee at eecond-cIialt Lake City Zssotd tverjr m amine by the all Uil Tribuna PatolUhtng u TtgMS or 01 BSCUPTION: 0 Daily and Sunday on Xaily n4 Sunder on month (Th above ratee apply in Utah Idaho Nftada and Wyoming) 11 IS Flsewher in the United State LNUiy and Sunday one month ' The Tribune la on aaie in eteir important flty iu the'UuHed Siatea Reader may Scertaio acenia tn any etty by telephoning thia office " The Tribune ta a member of the Associated Pres The AeeocletcfTPrree la eaelualvely entitled la Ue um for reproduction of ail neaa dmatchea credited to It Of BH otherwise credited In thia paper and aiso the local tieaa published herein " The" Tribune la a charter member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation ""“The Tribune' la a member of The 100 ooo Oroup of American Cities lne troup The"TTibune" la a menber ofMedJa Record m ThVBeck w 'tb Special Agencr Inc eastern advertising agent New York Philadelphia Co lne Pacific Detroit Kanaaa City Atlanta: M C Woimwa Chicago fit Lou! eoU representative San Francisco Los Angelea Seattle Portland J uTforroatlon of The Tribune are No 1 Rue Scribe Paria Franca porsistT bureaus 12j Pill Miii London England: 1 Umar Den JUndan Berlin Ocrmany IxceUior Roitl Roma Hail January 10 7930 Friday Morning -- — - $ yartl&$6 - — lng they have made They have done much to advance this philosophy and will do more in the Mining Stock-- ' Value 4 If not SOME Interesting comments are offered future for we have but begun to In defense of the three men sense the relationship of manucharged with using the malls to facturing to everyday prosperity de fraud In tlW promotion of the Utah Lead company Defense A Fair Demand — i another technical problem ONE LAW FOR ALL! the dav Is whether officials are (News Item) or the with competing cooperating Two Bausalito men convicted of crime industry a still In the United State operating district court were sentenced to PROGRESS IS MADE serve six months In the county Jail here by Judge Harold Louderback (Interview) “In two sequences of our picture “Legs" ay the Rev Wiley "are effects have been procured which to apparently becoming less common have never before and my knowledge more vulgar” been managed tn a talking picture One sequence shows a racing car at Milestones on the path to civilizafull speed Above the roar of the tion motor the lash of rain and the roll PARIS— After greeting the second of thunder the voices of the two men showing of a talkie picture reIn the car can be heard distinctly night vue at the Moulin Rouge with hisses The other sequence shows a motor catcalls and groans the audience boat ‘wide open’ Despite a dense poured out of the theater and de— fog and the pounding of waves three manded Its money back persons speak wi'h perfect clarity There Is true realism lu this story It is announced that Secretary and unless It Is spoiled In cutting It Stimson will lead the U B delegawill prove one of ihe better type of tion to the London naval conference films” —Joseph Bchlldkraut as a lover of peace not as a pacifist Bo the whole thing will end up in What this country evidently needs Just one big complex is two people able to agree on what The French aren't such a funny Is and what Isn't realism raceaf teraiL And of i PULSE 1 tsvijiaRfsieinifcizxiiHiiaiasaxctiiia GOVERNORS’ SALARIES (From Nrw York Post ) The contagion of salary increase has spread across the Hudson and down to Trenton where the Republican legislative leaders have agreed to introduce at the 1930 session a bill to Increase the salary of the governor from $10000 to $20000 If the proposal becomes a law Governor Larson s successor who takes office In 1932 will receive the second high est salary among state executives New York pays Its governor $25000 a year Pennsylvania $18000 and Illinois $12000 These are the only states Ih which the governor's salary Is more than $10 000 That figure now prevails in California Florida Massachusetts Ohio and West Vlr glnla aa wielt as to New Jersey These salaries cannot by any stretch of the imagination be termrd high but they are well above the The governors of New average Hampshire South Dakota and Vermont get only $3000 while the pay In Texas is $4000 and in Maryland and Oklahoma $4500 The salary of the governor In twelve states Is $5000 In three $6000 In three $0500 In two $7000 in eleven $7500 and In two to the Forum Communication must not exceed 304 words and must be written on one eide of the paper Name and addrese of the only ’writer must be given as an evidence of good faith In Important matter when the writer hat substantial rew sons for not dlacloalng Identity to the public the name will be withheld on request and inltiala or nom de plume But lrtters substituted aa desired signed with name of writer will be Anonymous comgiven prrferrnre munications will nol be considered and Religion partisan discussions are barred as are personal aspersions View of contributors are their own and not those of The Tribune made but the very simplest suggestion of them all and one that should have been made' no one to date as far as my observation goes lias suggested If you have any doubt as to the amount of property that Is escaping taxation and property that Is tn plain sight ask the county assessor for the tax rolls and then check up on the real estate that is not taxed at all And there is no law as far as I can ascertain that permits such property to be exempt Would It surprise you to be told that in Bait Lake county right In plain sight there is probably from ten to twenty million dollars' worth of property untaxed and which according to the' plain Intent of the law Is subject to taxation? OSCAR GROSHELL Layton Crime Stirs Ire of Timothy Ilay Grandma Jones Holds Editor Tribune- After having read To Her Plea in Argument the editorial in Mondays Tribune - I am wondering If one year In the Editor Tribune: Who Is this state prison Is sufficient for anyone MEN OF THE HOUR Horn? I addressed my convicted on a charge of assault with article Green to "Numbskulls” no and see I KEY PITTMAN of Intent to commit murder? It seems reason that the break In the price of SENATOR ha should prick up his This Is Nonpathat nlnt out of 10 criminals have ears as why moves In the' Interest If I meant hint Anyway he the stock was precipitated by records so why let them go Doakes who prison as of as his to be Into well the ashamed to pick on a reil constituency governmental Inquiry until something like the Layton af- oughtold has caused considwidow woman havwas I anIs of as fain that he dealing fair results? A criminal is a crimi- poor a activity of the promoters It apprehenwith erable nal — some are born some are made ingT quiet little sion In statistical an Interesting observation but nounces determination to resist when J he In butts a like Midgley be reformed but cannot If the they sugIt Is doubtful If a substantial railroad consolidation unless $aouO and exhausts his head circles by hisPresipardon board would not let them off blllygoat He gestion that Ahoy Captain! An ambulance! stock would have been shattered valuations of the railroads are so a be would this safer a easy call country dent Hoover reason Indicated for the proThe tries to tell us In hts own weak way definitely fixed beforehand be- posed to staby such an Inquiry Increase In New Jersey Is that place In which to live Spare the that we had no band out to greet conference 1 z e The potential value of a stock tween the participating li unties several other state officials now re- rod and spoil the child published him the beaming light newly arrived ll TIMOTHY HAY Helper In our midst to widen streets regu- figures on unemIs difficult to determine Mining and the Interstate commerce ceive much more than the governor But It Is true also that the salary of late traffic and run off at the mouth ployment crime history Is dotted with properties commission The position of the the and the number of in New Jersey and other Jerry Rails Against like an artesian well that have become producers af- Nevada solon of course Is statesgovernor Innocent bystand-- ’ is absurdly low In comparison Now to It want be while I said Street Car System that Grandma Jones Is alway s polite ers nicked by proter being publicly and profes- prompted by desire to protect the with the pay of executives of private In an argument and careful not to hibition agents comparable having sionally condemned It Is rather rate structure and to give It fu- coriwratlons see Editor Tribune After I this hurt others’ feelings I must Insist difficult to pass judgment on ture security by eliminating so budgets published In the Forum I am going that It will take both of you to deJack Parks writing from Monte far as possible the element of to a down have what cannot be examined sirloin and sit top 'SNOOPERS" AS AN EPITHET feat me And if you don’t think your Carlo sends a clipping from the In smothered whether with have chops uncertainty wrong pork gone Experts head Is a for cold storage Just Paris Herald which says — (From Kansas City Star) concerned read It or pot refer to place the As Senator Pittman points out and note this: I — OFFER OF MAGAZINES article their Judgments of such matmy When President Hoover appealed Hereparties goes: First of all our fair City's contended that we Pans Nov 15 spend too much ters In establishing stock values the past has been marked by to tiie citizenry of the country for transportation Mr head (Honorable time and money making new laws To the Editor of the New York of the prohib- E A Wqst) street ear no doubt potential values as well varying valuations and conflict- Individual observance asked fare the and that If present ordinances are Herald : I would like to give my large that the to the peak gets n itory law he merely then comes as actual have something to do ing legal opinion so that some policy enforced thered be no accidents collection of “The American Merbe given a cars then of prohibition Floaters” for the “Kidney Artifihas or special license needs cury" to some church society or other death uncertainty always attended chance to demonstrate Its value the with the ultimate price causing of Ninth East and Fourth or Insurance You worthy organization cial stimulation sometimes does the making of rates Under regu- whatever that value might be He Eastpatrons we must In either birds can’t see lines which the In contending with ride and stock past GEORGE WALKER for with what basic values do not The latory supervision the railroads saw the difficulty pink pills up we You can’t that comprehend and with those who trade pink people or patronize a shoe shop sign church society can put the The crash of Utah lead on the local of course are entitled to a fair bootleggers need cures or not that prevention old an la with bootleggers That once a week and get shod As the old death Is But If there's a old copies of the Mercury in the pew market could not have happened return on their investments and story saying goes take It or leave It or chance fortragedy lose $5 on a bent racks to you Less attention has been given to In the same measure If basic by the same token the supportwas plainer still hoof It While I you swoop down on the propothose who persistently try to disa pink pill and walling for a fender worth had determined the price ing public Is entitled to know the credit If the plan proves entertaining the sition like hungry hawk hens on an of the law There taking Floater" the agents South basis Fifth and Is on at to the which return also observes "Kidney Defense counsel then holler might attract even more Insociety and your gosling unripe tactto are sure be Incompetent and Main streets night I had to heads off In like a calf with terest with old copies of the Police that the state securities commis- be computed print less persons In any large personnel take two looksSunday at the street cars that Gazette There have been reprehensible acts are still In action to see whether or apple colic sion admitted the stock that the Remember Green Horn woman on of the exagents or car coal Stock car a was Lake It a prohibition box and not part Balt Mining BULL-ONE- Y Taxing Automobiles there has been connivance on the part If the life of a street car Is 35 years was created to guide you Andy Gump specimens with cauliflower ears and change compelled certain of some of them with bootleggers If West will that Mr strpet wager to do my share or know (Speech before the Institute of Inchanges and that reputable MUCH may be said In behalf this were not known tn any other cars Nos 905 894 897 903 and 909 thepropose reason ternational Relations) why be It the would quodemand of known Utah the the way newspapers published dally have never seen the paint shop since through GRANDMA JONES JERRY State Automobile association for drastic dealing With the incompetent they were built tations “We must recognize that we are faithless by the government so endowed with Just such qualities and As admitted by the securities a readjustment of the taxes of and The origin of the Iaureateshlp Is far as they have revealed themselves Finds resources that fit Remedy commission the Utah Lead com- automobile owners With gaso- But when Simple involved In obscurity in early days Senator Borah and other us to continue the Ill in law to came mean taxes to denunciaword the taxes the laureate leaders line license hiake sweeping of and per- dry On Taxes and Cites It emancipation pany conformed whole personnel of the English “eminent” It was thus genthe peoples of the also conformed to the listing re- sonal property taxes automobiles tions of the the In not cause la the always from It time by this department erally world At although applied Editor Tribune: Injured quirements of the mining ex- at least may be said to be carry- 1U friends W Medieval kings literary sense seems as thouRh we are all having various thrall-have change Reputable newspapers ing a fair share of the tax load Another way of discrediting the law a fling at and also suggesting a rem- had poets or minstrels attached to they Is assume to As a matter of fact automobile cannot and will not adopted by prominent wets and edy Ior the prevailing high taxes their households who received pen- been subjected to” — Henry Morgen-tha- u wet newspapers that classify all en- That on owners former ambassador to Turkey Individual tax the there Is a heavy burden of tax- sions although their appointment claim that system Judgment pass In this way Ben agents as “snoopers” this ation present-ntaxpayer denies was not official stocks They lack the facilities discriminates against a neces- forcement as looked was of Jonson first form Albion R King of West Virthe the being Prof opprooffiupon hackneyed the At times some suggest that brium applied to them for this work Jt Is not their sary article’ of commerce ' -There are cials who use our tax money can get laureate but the title seems never ginia Wesleyan university says “By few wet papers that persistently Elimination of the personal with less I hardly agree with to have been really conferred on him far the most dangerous stage of province to determine values hunt for Instances of abuse In the along drunkenness Is the first” that view The community Is con- John Dryden was the first English This situation of course const- property tax on automobiles enforcement them drama and play More dangerous to a prejudice asking for Improvements poet to receive the title by letters-pateitutes an evidence of good faith with areadjustmentofthe up as typical They follow In 1670 the habit stantly the From time drunkenness perhaps that obtained be at the can which against only license fee Is sought as a remedy of the misanthropic Mencken who cost of before the public We cannot lighten poet became a regular Institution A money The damage Is done after this for the existing situation Aside collects abnormalities In American the tax burden we can only shift it press cable from England Is to the But still the Professor may mean and calls the collection "Amer- or of It wherf It of right belongs effect that after the death of the that If you get through the first stage lx established Stock prices of from whatever financial savings life icana” It might be expected that In part othpr words "Make George pay his presentjxiet laureate the past may be all right It's no more poisonoua than course are determined by buy- would be afforded for automobile even the enemies of prohibition share" usual the universal cry but when allowed to lapse ing and selling and stimulation owners the departure offers would endeavor at least to approxi- we call the roll George Is conspicuous fairness It should be exiweted by his absence How can we locate The Moore homestead still stands of prices may be either artificial some distinct advantages Own- mate ON A LAVISH SCALE friends of prohibition that they George? at Elmhurst I I It was here that or genuine If the public seeks a ers of automobiles now are re- ofshould be Just "A entirely lines From familiar of the Visit "All constitution Utah own The says accord quired to take the better part of THE GREAT DIRECTOR certain stock of Its shall St Nicholas" were written In the state It is (through his megaphone): “AttenPaderewski has perfected an affair Croperty In and by Its own desire to get that a day to obtain a license to opis threatened tion everybody! This morning we proportion to Its value” stated that the home of that he falls the tonltruone which he stock stimulation ensues and erate their cars a subwav shoot the 'storm at sea sequence by the encroachment used In some of his works to Imi- I have read tax commission reports has a been must move stimulation but that taxes First they has held pay their inaugurated Smllrh you start the water running prices go up The tate thunder But the new instru- meeting after meeting hag been been to it have of preserve in the bathtub” however is genuine and no one and then they must go to the ment has not replaced the kettledrum and all kinds suggestions can do much about it whether capltol lor their licenses The for tills purpose nninniiuimumiiiiiiiinn iiiinniiiniiiisiimiiiimiu the stock sells above Its value or system would be materially simnot plified If one transaction could DECLARATION OF On the other hand the same be made to suffice even If there jj By o o mcintyre INDEPENDENCE stimulation may be precipitated were no material saving In the auPrices amount taxes of paid Tax Considerable fuss Is being raised by artificial methodsartificial may deMr Steffansson It is noticed conthorities of course have had in over the shooting of rum runners by NEW YORK Jan 9 —Thoughts be forced up by coast guard While such drastic while strolling: The filling station tinues to walk New York streets hatmands directed by those who In- mind a system which would not the less in the chilliest weather tends to make the profession tend to sell with a material differentiate between automo- action hazardous we've never assumed that fashioned to resemble tljie leaning biles of London A stage director until recently did and other classes pertower of Pisa Ben Bemie's Hie rum runner went Into the busiprofit This Is where the damage The glitter In the Broadway the en' 8 Job of reharslng a musical is done and both newspapers and sonal property Nevertheless ness for his healthTHE SENATOR togs The quick credit Jumps show He Jewelry shops there would seem to be a natthe securities commission are taught the steps the “busiand blanched faces after a tire blow without recourse Hence the re- ural distinction The original of the famous Lin- out Martha Wtlehmskl press agent ness" the dialogue and right on down to the aloof bow of haughty stage butThis is apparent 111 the fact coln letters defining his attitude to- and poet sponsibility of checking artifiward slavery printed In the New York Bob Sherw ood One of the old Bnr-nu- lers But now musical productions cial demand fr of determining that payments In advance are Times 1860 has Just been sold for clowns Charles Butterworth employ the highly specialized dance w hether or not prices are legiti- made compulsory since the au- $7800 of Norman HapRood It's about directors who train feet to are expert suggests to be seem use owner his would cannot forced or tomobile mate time for Bruce Reynolds to bust out n’ ibleness and are otherwise responL Clemens (Mark Twain) In another globe trot A d sible for fast stepping In these days a stock exchangei responsibility property until the tax Is paid hasSamuel 20 some his but been dead years a chorus or dance number often be""'ii1 Tills class of property Is also "The Adventures of Tom bulldog with a patch over his eye acomes Sawyer" the big feature of a performft3 known characters Broadwav Two taxes which to subject special still nets hts heirs thousands of ance Hence the care in their presenBudding Utah and ' Pert" Legs’’ adwould seem to promote the royalty yearly Will Irwin an Oneida N Y boy tation The dance director in inITS silver anniversary the visability of giving them IndiJohn stances receives higher " pay than the who made good In the city ONUtah As a rule he Manufacturers’ asso- vidual consideration In the final Murray Anderson who started out to regular stage director be a Canadian politician And became has been an expert dancer himself ciation is entitled to the felicita- analysis an effective tax system but his to is revues big Jqb originate somea producer of musical George tions of the entire citizenship of demands the elimination of proWhite and Flo Zlegfeld pass each thing new and when he does is able aimiits(si3iiiiiimiaajsEtiiiii other without nodding Eugene Kel-ce- v to ask his price the state By consistent and con- hibitive taxes so far as possible Allen's broad smile structive effort the' association Numerous taxes on one class of Fourteen Polar bear clubs are carThose enormous sized bath powder has aided materially In bringing property are likely to discourage rying on around New York bathing The lneiedibly contemplative puffs facIts use and by that plight make the annual output of Utah informed old men who make a rite beaches this winter while most of ut hover around the radiator These ae other revisions and increases tories from $50000000 to of dropping Into their club every afternoon bowing stiffly and burving the harriv men and women who In themselves the fig- necessary take a dtp each morning their faces In linanml pages Fllhu ures are reflective of stimulated A ifiadernlsnc during the winter season 84 at Root Spry activity which makes for a lastWill H Hays weais a Naming a Dam c)okie shop Tabloids a'-- really a boon for es- Pretty women are all rigid derby ing prosperity tablished writers in the opinion of But I've found the darlings quite twibetwixt out hour of romantic the wishes W That the W Ray CARRYING principal Rviev Cooper “They teach Inconvenient spoiled and trite Courtney avenue fills the dark When and light of Lake Chamber (And expensive1) speaker at the annual banquetev-of with shadows— like drifting fea'hers morons to read" lie says Commerce Senator Smoot has women must have clothes the association made this And the gleaming necklace of lights Pretty She came Into Sehrafft's on iFao'es motor cars and hose) ident In his address He stressed Introduced a bill In congress to stretching through the park The forstreet magnificently yet se- Tlrty deserve it I suppose lorn eerie erv of swans on the lake the Importance of building a change the name of Boulder a but with dately groomed patch (Pardon the yawn) And the sudden blaze of checkered over rn eve suggesting pfrhaps a mo- I will manufacturing center In Utah dam to Hoover dam The local heie and now declare light in the Plaza hotel zone tor accident which would convert our natural request of course Is In the form "It's a An old cabby calls out' Thit for steady wear and tear What happened?” Inquired an resources Into articles of com-- i of a tribute to a gieat man It I want women unawaie ’owhns nipht sir! ' And motions hopeher table passing outA lunch how would a work honor He the showed of great (Of their charms ) merce here quick fully to his hansom 'Td clouted me! ' she replied " Gilbert caked' I want women who'kan be side centers are now made pros- engineer and leave a lasting New Y'ork! Sedes Is growing stout The shaw led Graceful 111 adversity perous by raw products sent from- monument to his name parold laciv v’h har fortune-tellin- g 1930 McNaught Syndi- - (Hdiungway snvs that I see) (Copyright Cool-idg- e in is found for the florpurUtah precedent ' manufacturing rels The before closing sales in cate Inc) (Hear! Hear!) dam In Arizona but the ists shops poses In of throes the Park West Cen’ral The sale of raw products Is not departure Is not without its danfuensh building And the complete calculated to develop the state gers We hate heaid of clams commt rna'iration of once dignified In the measure of Its natural and’ public officials that might and s'a'e'v Wes' Seventy-seconmutA hurry ng pasaer-bstreet wealth State interests receive become confused and to that end ‘Tin 4 coward'" The ters to htm-ei- f only the first profit The bene- it might be dangerous to com- the electrical Jersey geometries along damlv Dung r!x (it the ole fits of Industry the payrolls and bine the two In public monu- Another lot And the lonely sailors hudlei y U wuz as easy to shore hes bcn on the additional manufacturing meats since the Irreverent Louisiana Eh dled erside It as h to eventually piav ever month Fvery present and former member is hereby invited to atown a bedroom sc' or an auto today plants go outside These are the might resort to transpositions t lie ex“ VHhjalmur Steffansson tend the regular monthly meeting of the Utah Welfare Asan' suicides wuz unknown ' mi d u most tangible evidences of natu- was mtrodiued to a Kuo this moniln' speaktn' of Wall plorer sociation of the Woodmen of the World to be held at the ral wealth The development of Representative Underhill of also bov who was lirtla hopeful from street After u sin lev Miss :anv field of the natural resources wlUiout the Elks in Club Saturday evening January 11 at 8 p m where achieving o' Con(!rfSgona‘ RPcord for Fawn Lb’Pinnd huti'pliolil editor attendant development of man- - which he is roundly applauded hie Weekly BUphorn rex)rts that "How are um you will hear encouraging news of vital interest to every mem10 an become going tiler's more bidex who know how to ufacturing works to an ultimate pnere's no telling where this took ber of the order wh&Vr ovo'oter" Steffansson repined than ther' me ' I an: void G B BLAKLIY President may lead If it docsn t get into able to buv anything grooms to buv an airplane and gomg tn cook flv oe- - some hi ng" he replied wnth The manufacturers of Utah the record it may not get into easy iiulifltrciice iC'opy fight Julm F Dole Co) yray well be proud of the show- - j congress counsel In New York observes By Ted Cook j Cook-Coo- s matter Company if in-g- ist one-ma- nlckle-plckl- half-doll- ar 1930 (Copyright King I Horoscope j TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS- Reed Smoot United States senator from Utah born In Salt Lake Cliy 68 years ago Alfred P Dennis vice chairman oi the U S tariff commission born in Worcester county Maryland 81 years ago Howard Chandler Chrlstv one of America's most noted of Illustrators and artists bom In Morgan county Ohio E7 years ago Features-Syndica- te Inc) 16 I I By W’ALT MASON Employers In these modern days reverse the old plan and every month or two they raise tire wages of the working man Of old it was the proper thing to pay as little as they could the man who paid the wage was king and everything he did was good And he was ready to contend that business soon would be decayed oil Industries would see their end if higher wages should be paid But now employers roundly swear that pauper wages are a crime the worker must have coin to spare so he may have a bully time The more the hardy toller earns the more productive Is his life his surplus cash he promptly burns when he goes shopping with his wife This coin goes back to those who make the standard goods we see on sale the flivver and the garden rake the corkscrew and the three-qua- rt pail The men who work are free to spend they are not tightwads as a rule they must have garments when they wend to frolic In the swimming pool They must have oil and gasoline if they would scorch along the road etchings ?2400 original”! Lor $PfOO I etchings that were $800 and $1000 time-honor- ed fw iwpTbjyirofrtff fr7rn tor Original etchings that Qt I TI were $150 J —the above are just a few of the bargains offered during our great Clearance Sale now on —hundreds of other just as attractive ones are to be our found throughout store In pictures picture frames and oriental rugs fbT broun L J 1S3 SO MAIN """ o MUTCH 009 I Horse Sense and Satire FREE CITY DELIVERY lie and SATURDAY SPECIALS Gold Gem Butter 2 lbs 69c FRIDAY :"cnrr 1 Sand’Witches ' FWMC nt lb 39c £ Fresh Salmon Early Fillet 33c Sole lb 39c tekb 23c I Oyitcre I 3Sc Boneless Cod FUh pound carton Libby’s iZcd Fancy Kraut PREMIUM FRANKFURTERS' 27c 3 pt G5c lbs 22c 3 SHFTS lb 23c ! m one-eye- dol-la- is Cream Cheese Philadelphia 47c Swift Sliced Bacon lb carton UibcrtT Link Sausage JOa I 2 I Buns dozen United Drop Cakes assorted colors dozen Fresh Texas Spinach Fancy Texas Yams Abe Martin pkgs 27c lUitln 2 sc United I OQa aC I carton lb aiAC nip Ofti aavv lbs 25c lbs 27c 2 3 ’ $335-0000- Fifty-seven- th d y i “ “ rcc-ntl- Woodmen of the World e Snow-whit- Brussels Sprouts S lb Laric Artl- rhoket 2 for O Firm Head Cthhare lh 25c Cauliflower Delicious Tempting Stuffed Bates lb Appetizing Enticing baited Cashew lb CASHEW NUT CAKE MRS WALDEN’S Mrs Walden’s Chocolate Sponge Cake Mrs Walden's Inimitable Choc Doughnuts doz Mrs Walden’s Famous Mince Pies ' 55c 45c 40c 45c c 49c California arrots 9 bchs Washed Par- snips 4 lbs Spanish Onions lh C QJ V 10c in 15c 00 br-r- -r ' Head Lettuce J for Celerr Hearts bunch fOFFFF h sse ft fcAMIORN in I lb 47o— rn 2-l- b' cn 8225 b FRFF’ - 80c with 85c 3-I- b IRISCO for (While supple lasts) OlTa f aa AC 98c 48C 39£ 37 33 r X W 8 CAKE TURNER 79c JANUARY DOLLAR SALE A FFW OUTT4Vni0 ran V Wesson Oil 2 cans 8 u n k 1 Spinach 6 for t Beech-Nu- Shell No 2 I 8 pa- tmn$ 7 cant rnnuUoe VMtFS— 0 Continues Friday and Eaturdav! OTHFR not MR TUHGAINg Com ntry Gentleman Corn Gd Vi 7 ran t No a ran TnnaCd for Fish Shredded Wheat 0 pkgs Orange Marmalade 8 Jar j V Q J i 0 for M ol there is a great promise of cess The New Way iLV 'J'domx I lowed to grow you may not be greatbut with reasonable con-trly loved suc- If - Today’s strain of egotism and vanity whlcii is always goes with thia nature “tea-ah-te- 1 1 f Tills day gives a fixity of purwrnG1 pose and skill of performance combined with a power of adaptation should make vou a leader H tn FAMOUS LAST WORDS you can't be rational then there's no use arguing self-styl- red or they must have pigments their green if they would paint up to go abode They must have hats to kirk they must have decent Deo a for pittance and board and if they work these goodly things they esa t was treason long talk Such afford emago and until very recent times low' and wages the kept ployers the dimes groaned when handing out But now at last they see the light and captains of great Industries that workers have the right to get up from their bended knees (Coovright 1930 by the George Matthew Adams Service) vl 15c Gerber's No Mlrd 5 for 2 fans Libby Peaches 4 60c Corned Beef 2 cans Campbell Roup 10 cans Dutch Cleanser 1 3 cans v $1 qf V-- $1 Strainjd Vegetables for Children 8 cans Skookum DJapl-Can- e Syrup No 5 can $1 No 2'i 2 for JL M J B COFFEE can 94 Hl’SLER’S HIGH rVTENT FLOUR b bag $179 Another Big Wisconsin CHEESE Fri and Sat lb 55 2-- lb 48-l- |