| Show 22 Fbt Salt Cake VlbOTlt r—i V ' T r I j Members Gain Brochure Of ’47 Trek 1947 ? i i I j I 3 Thursday July j v lk i 'L i r'!r f i w -- v i vyvllt' v vw TV w i ?r J l! - ' A £ 1 ‘ I £"’ - :?- - J r J ’ - t - V xVI JlL 1 - fw ' ' r - -- : 1 I i e time but now more suitable for In a way thl was an dress shops fashionable and grain prvice atatinn Hay Yes it was on Main street were the "fuel" for city dwellers’ To the casual observer today transportation in 1S7S Wacor-- s carts buggies and car- this spot may seem far removed busy people and the from farm life but in the '70’s riages carried wares cf a merchandising center both farms and farmers’ families Bams and stables were common were close enough that a stranger In all sections cf the city and couldn’t ml as seeing that everyday car- affairs of the many homes had adjoining were city were closely which houses ago long identified with rural ways riage converted to garages or extra Isaac and Nathan Sears owned the apartments hay and grain store and B The feed store was an im- Y Hampton had the saddle and portant unit in the economic pat- harness shop Those on the large tern This one and the saddle and loaded wagon were Nathan 'Sears harness shop at left were located Tim Winters and Sam Jackson right in the heart of the business At the rear of this wagon are district a fitting location at the Heber and Isaac Sears The others were not Identified by the contributor of today's Centennial contest photo Mrs Drucilla Sears Howard 134 F st o!3-tirr- Your Floxvers duly to Hear Minister ' Y1SJT FLORIST '! r: V: t ‘V ’ i CN " ’ ‘1 Special Truck To Combat Grass Blazes d fire A special truck to run down the' Increasing number of grass blazes w'aa added Wednesday to the Salt Lake City fire department it was announced by Chief J K Piercey To be headquartered at No 1 station 179 Motor ave the truck will afford more protection to the business district since heavier equipment formerly sent on grass fires will be retained for more serious assignments The two-wa- y radio in the new engine Will facilitate calls for additional equipment should grass fires get out of control Chief Piercey said tank of Carrying a water the truck will be equipped with a heavy-dut- y pump and hose It will be manned by a skeleton crew to be taken from other companies d The rains of last month caused the "June grass” in and around Salt Lake City to flourish Chief Piercey said and it now is highly inflammable Nearly a dozen grass fire calls were received Tuesday he said In his monthly fire report issued Wednesday the chief said the department responded to 172 alarms during June Fire losses were estimated at 517624 Among alarms In June 75 were grass fires 13 radio-equippe- 200-gallo- n near-recor- Rev George J Weber minister of First Congregational church will deliver an Independence day address Thursday at 12:15 pm before Salt Lake Kiw&nis club at Hotel Utah Joe Bixler secreCalifornia Tennis Assn tary of theSchroeder and Frankie and Ted Parker tennis stars will be guests automobile of honor ew '' 3 r2WS ss Will Console and Comfort the Bereaved V v - ‘Service Stations’ of ’70s Furnished Hay Grains YOU 1 U-L- FUEL FOR DOBBIN WOKE or V t rthyy'-ikK- 'r - M illustrated souvenir A brochure of the Sons of Utah Pioneers Centennial trek to be made from Nauvoo 111 to Salt Lake off the City July 14 to 22 was press Wednesday for distribution to 148 members of the official group Written by Wendell J Ashton SUP president the brochure includes historical material on of interest along the points major 1400-mil- e trail the itinerary programs to be presented along the way and members of the official party with a brief biography of each Scheduled the opening night at Nauvoo ill on a specially built outdoor stage are a dramatic presentation by the trek production staff headed by Francis L Urry and addresses by Spencer W Kimball member council of twelve apostles yChurch of Jesus Christ Saints Sen T Mac of Latter-daDowning of Illinois and John D Giles member of the SUP advisory board and historical authority Other dramatic presentations are scheduled at Gafden Grove la Omaha and North Platte’ Neb Fort Laramie and Fort Bridger Wyd Lorenzo H Hatch will speak at Garden Grove Mr Kimball and Elbert R Curtis at Omaha Sterling H Nelson at North Platte Mr Kimball and Aldon Anderson Jr at Fort Laramie Ray Ei Dillman Roosevelt at Independence Rock Wyo Mr Kimball and John F Howells Los Angeles at Rock Creek Wyo and David O McKay member of the L D S first presidency at Fort Bridger The dramatic company and the singing group are holding nightly rehearsals at the summer home of Willard' R Smith in Emigration canyon A 12000-wa- tt portable power plant lights and sound equipment W'hich will be taken on the trip are being used 48-pa- : 12 dwelling m in This Swell Johnson Indoor Target Qun ge i Wins YMCA Contest A print entered by Ross Willes was judged first place winner and entries of LaVene Willes and Ralph Kirkham second and third places respectively Wednesday I & r I ' I t fc ? 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The harmless gun with Ihe accuracy of a rifle featured by LIFE Magazine Exclusively in Auerbach’s Sporting Goods 2 Marksmanship Contests: 15 For boys for boys and men from 12 to 15 Contest Rules: i up f ' ' j Any day any time today and all next week come to our Sporting Goods Section and ask to shoot the Johnson target gun 5 shots to each contestant Highon Saturday July 12 est scorer for each day will compete i n the shoot-of- f It is not necessary to buy anything to enter the contest! j Prizes for Each Contest: y Johnson target gun (retail value $15)- - Second prise Championship prize $3 in merchandise of your choice SPORTING GOODS SECTION— STREET FLOOR night at the first contest of YMCA Photographic club in the clubhouse 39 Exchange pi Seventeen prints were entered false alarms three apartment house one bonfire five business seven house and 32 miscellaneous fires ESTABLISHED IN SALT LAKE CITY '? 1864 S h Glorious Summer rand Style Value DRESSES Popular for Hot Weather I MEM'S COLORFUL 0 Special TEE SHIRTS VALUES TO at Only I00 98 1 Values wore of colorful Tfc Shirt for men’ hot wvithvr wear! 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