Show 7 t r f TIIE 7 GARLAND TIMES Bee Master i Not Accord Over Fire Prevention Week Better Pace to Liv?e Which in and Work time to make good resolutions and keep them! It’s Fire Prevention Week It’s time to clean up to build repair or imprqve your property with It’s time to guard against fire materials in EVERY way It' time to make home business city and nation a safer happier more prosperous place in which to live and work It’s time to considor your insurance proIt’ tection too NOW! Write or phone J JOHN SHUMWAY Phones: Little Charge Noted in Making of Bricks Bank Bldg 129 Bear River Bell 2 King and Spring Canyon Utah’s Best Coal - Alfred Michaelis Coal Yard Bell Phone 236 Garland Utah BLUE BELL F A DRIGGS Manager A NEW SHIPMENT OF THE FINEST BOX CANDY COME IN AND TAKE ONE HOME T E BETENSON Dentist Bank Bank J to p m Ctah If W B G LEN N painter'5 UTAH Paper and EXPERT WE Good Place for Haircut SPECIALIZE GENTS ON a UTAH Farmers BARBERSHOP A D Telephones: Bell LOUIS PETERSON GARLAND M Surgeon Building GARLAND 5 Garland Building and Physical) Both Phone Residence Bell Office Farm ere m Office Boars 9 “ Kalao mining PLASTERING Good Work AD Guaranteed GARLAND ON LADIES UTAH BAIR CUTTING WAVING PERMANENT MONDAY OF EACH WEEK By Appointment CHAS J TRIBE THE BARBER The Beet Plan for a True Garland Boy to Doll Up ORIAN PETERSON BUSS TO DEWET — BUSS SERVICE AT AVI TIME TO ANY PLACE DAILY I PRICES Call Bell REASONABLE Phone 6 and Res GEO O NYE llve "Instructor PIANO Cali of Piano Vocal and all Band Instruments TUNING A SPECIALTY For Appointment j ation Me': HARNESS AND SHOE EDO? T N Hclalrsh Prop If its leather I'm i tire game Hscf nesses repaired with neat-- '' Beam Bind dispatch Thui win v Mr Norman Tulbs the mist two months who hos Bpent in Ogden returned to Ins home in Riverside Sunday Mr and Mrs FYank Bensen Jr and smail Min of Rexburg Idaho were din nrr guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Mr Benson is a J II Waul Sunday TO GIVE M®®VEK4:iIDKrDS 'Utah's SitU Cooperation on the FARM PRCDBELERtl BAMBERGER and WATT1S 1 COLTON and LEATHERWOOD and tbe entire Republican State Ticket ahowW be put into office to insure Utah the fullest benefits of harmonious administration under Republican policies HOOVER bora sad railed in s farming tommsnity HEKBFRT training and experience in economic problem not I ’ Jr I I J sad with a proved geniua for organby any other man today ha declared that the aunt important problem the next n He ie without will have to eolve ie the farm problem tbe logical man to lead the American farmer to a round baeia of proepenty ization A Definite Plan of Relief In hie acceptance ipeech Hoover raid: "An adequate tariff ie tbe foundation I would of farm relief use my fice and influence to give the farmer the full benefit of our historic tariff ‘Republican Ticket policy" “An outstanding proposal of the Party program is the pledge to undertake the reorganization of the marketing system upon eounder and piore economical lines We have already' contributed greatly to this purpose by the aiti supporting farm the establishment cf tbe regulation termediate credinbanks of stockyards public exchanges and the expansion of the Department 6f The platform proposes Agriculture It plcdgcj (hr to go mush farther creation of a ederal Farm Bureau of representative farmers to be clothed wuh authority and resources with which not only to still further ad farmers co operatives and pools and to assist gcnirally in solution of fafm problems but especially to build up With federal Frame end stabilization corporations which will protect the farmer from the dipressions and moralization of seasonal glut and periodical surpluses " Such National President HUIIVKR Fr IIPH Ml H I' For Irr Prruidrnt t il 4I4IL i I H i ll State Ticket Jenutor For lr IHM’sr HAMHKHGKR For (toveranr II 444TTI8 LI 14 ('onrfMimr'a 1t IHktrief — I For f03 vul ttlUlrM r iKTin:nwoon Or Lor Kerrrfnry of Mnto ITI FIl jOII Attorney Grnernt flOIHK I P 4 (Oil For Klnte Trennwrer CIIHITKK For fnte 4 mil tor For l Oil AJ 4 For uMrlntendenf f Public !ntrnrt(on For Jnailt-fof tho Hniircmf t'onrf F)MAn 1I4NSOW fCPIlll 4IM 4 propram require the fullest C0‘CptTsiM?n in Gonresa and in thtstate administrative offices For this reason if for no other the farmers of Utah will vote for the entire Re- national and stale publican ticket I rnest Bamberger to work with Reed Smoot in thy Senate and strengthen Uuh'i effective voice in national councils' Don B Colten and la O Leatbetwood carry on their splendid work for Utah in Congress: Wilham H Warn to head Utah’s to 1 Republican ans in every in complete of protection straight Republicgovernment state office to woik harmony with the Party and progress! EASY gren — DAILY VOTE RIVERSIDE NOTES rtaueient liis Making brick was torv wleu Egypt was young 1’lutanh tells the history of the pliiaM' "lie's a luiek" lv relating the’ brother f Ward utieidote of a Spi'tm Jiiug nlio Mr Id ward Tulbs and family of Ogwith Mrs here ugaDM hm ling a wall aroHttd den spent Sunday the capital eity bj point lug to his Francis Tulbs unity and saying "There ia my wall Karl G Willing has purchased the und ewiv man hriek" honi” lwmtiiy occupied by Royal the tanmifai turo of brie h Mr Weiling's family is now has net chaieed Htnv those eurly mm me into tluir new home days If we exrqd the vitrification Mis Wm Mason of Mound Sprines The process lias Bitnply been reflued and Mis Mary Farr of Salt Lake were and tiioileruized dinner guests at the home of J H Ik nulotus writes of an Inscription Ward on Monday on 0 hriek tomb built UI centuries Mrs Rowane Udy has moved to LoC which reads: gan for the winter to work in the me “itisparne'e me not by comparing Tent ole Mr and Mrs Austin Udy motored to as much superior to them as Ammon Logan Tuesday Is to common deities I aia constructMr and Mrs D P Jensen daughter ed of hriek made from mud which Armanda Ward and Glen Ward Thola to the end of polos and was visited in Washakie Sunday druwu up from the bottom of the Mis Phoebe Ward spent the lake” in Centerville visiting at the home of her son Dwight Ward Outdid Louis PhitippeBishop Russel Capener and Mr and Mrs A A Capener attended conference Concerning the unhappy King Intiis at Salt Lake City Philippe of France Mr Itiilph Nevlll Joseph Hadfield is spending the week In "Echoes Old and New” tolls a good in Ogden tale Twickenham where his Revisiting old home was he was accosted hy a ninn who pulling off his hat hoped that his royal blghnes1 wag well "What's your name?” Inquired the MOTOR He was told “I do not reeollect said the eWhat were you when royal exile lived herer CUSTOMS KEGL’LATINOS NO LONG “Please your royal highness" plied the man "1 kept the Crown— an PONTIAC ER BOTHERSOME Inn close to the entrance of Orleans OWNER REPORTS bouse” "Did you?" said Louis Philippe "Well my good fesmiting grimly Good news for Amtrica's'housands llow was unable to you did what ol motorists who are planning to tour do” f mope by automobile and a vivid account of the experiences likely to be s wintered there were related resently Surprise I W Clegg Butt of Beverly Hiils just A magician who wore a by from a tour of ten months on goatee and mustache happened one returned the Continent who a see to man Ills was day perfect double The magician expected fu use Custom regulations — that bane of the the double in a substitution trick foreign traveler— need not deter the Mr Butt reportmotorist! “Whn Jump Into the trunk" he Ameriacn said "you jump out of your chair In ed "The American touring Europe by the audience and come up oo the motor has little trouble with customs stage and the people will think It'i regulations at the various international me" boundaries and receives good treatment That evening the magician Juntied from the officials as well as from the Into the trunk and clotted the lid and natives” he said at the same Instant the- double arose I had to get a license at once at in his seat and yelled "Here I am"— the rat of five dollars for each herse-but the trick “flopped” miserably This meth-- I pow er of the car's engine The new hired man hud shjvi-- off od of taxation explains why small cars his whiskers of only eight or nine horsepower are so popular in Europe All foreign cars receive the QQ international license Optimists end Pessimists and the number remains the plate Lave each same for the life of the car" Optimists end pessimists We know how often the their uses Mr Butt left Los Angeles last Nov- minor difficulties of life maty be enoer in his 1926 Pontaic Six Sedan feated by mere cheerful dcm& But when drove to New York where the ear the difficulty is big a bigger- effort Is and was put on board the Olympic landneeded you have to get down to causes und effects and recognize what ing at Southhampton Among the exis wrong before starting to cure It periences he reported was having to 35 cents to have a tire pumped up Nothing Is more foolish than to shirk pay and idling along in traffic while an unpfeusant medicine swallowing vehicle s and of because two or three trifling and su perfleia) symptoms seem for a mo bicyclists took their tune tnent to belle your disease "In touring through France and German I found that motorists there afe'hdt'hothered with any speed limit Fortunes to Writers Mr Butt told an official of the Oakland Thomas Motor Car Company “You may drive of ovei Hardys fortune 4r)UO( does not seem so large after as fast as road conditions will permit all If we remember that George Eliot jl made the 1187 kilometers from Paris made— “Adam"Bede’"TKr?ionte Carlo in two days or at the alone und thal more than oDe best Irate of more than 300 miles a dsy ' seller within recent years has eclipsed As a tourist I was impressed with that Cgnre Xurope byt I juft txe tig JTeeen-danovelists however the open spaces we are accutt- clPfma paymentadd m to herf AmeriCa :omed their book royalties and their cinema nd cn the Continent totals sometimes exceed those' from PMoUne or about 45c an the sale f ttier bonks— Passing Show imperial gallon which contains five Lrtudou — — — quarts This is because of the heavy tax imposed g o ernmeuial In cne place in' Prance I had tn nar at LhcArt d9Mi-tuorate of li5 a gallon At h quel ut lie Hill more "I was qulte surpr jc-- at orc Englsh a pnuiiiiciit lUoduuj ile uutde s where I had ta jay ("e ard talk purl of It in ’imliug a weiiH'iu by no iiiiinuiul pueu After the speed) Icar pence cr about 35 cents in good the guest next to him whispered: “Y"u 'mmcan rrtney to have a pumped Keats’ s bit twisted" p had that line of Even at that the- pumping was me with an “I did It that way purpoeely— hard pump didn’t want them to think X bod only ''Jhere Is no free alz In Euroe and the read It the day hefora"— New York- - : utility cf service we tut arcustcmtJ Evening Journal id at American gas stations and the ft” JUST RECEIVED INNES D D S UTAH EUROPE BY Confectionery T W Ringing GARLAND Tbs old boo muster differed greet Mrs I H Ward Correspondent 7 oo tho efflesry of the ptcturssqns custom of "ringing" beoaT according to a writer In tbe Detroit News Edmund Southern’s “Treatise Concerning the T R Welling und fanjily were BrigCso and Ordering of Bscs" ham City callers Sunday Right IBM in Miss Fay Hansen of El wood spent the printed M71 : "When Is the swarms d It is not tip here with her grandmother aa some dot Mrs Eliza Ward good to ring them ns y It la s common Mr G Udy was a visitor at church thing where there la no experience to keep 8unday evening stirre and lay on either with a BaMr and Mrs George M Ward called ton Kettle or Frying pan taking at at the home of D P Jensen Monday the common proverb is) great gajps Miss Cleo Udy is spending the week and bare little thanks : for by lucb in Garland with her aunt Mrs Sarah mesne they make the been angrle and Hilton go further to aettie than otherwise The following young people enjoyed they would" a candy pull at the home of Ed Udy Samuel Puchas a rector In Eases George and Joe this Sunday evening: at the time wrote: “There Glen and Newel Udy Henry Fosbrug benefit of ringing that If you hare of Collinston and Joe ButMclnutyre near beet neighbors you that keep ler of Garland Ruth Fosburg Velma you niny give notice thereby to preLefier Irene and Cleo Udy vent wrangling If some of thelra and Mr Mrs and Mrs Buxton Fred But It should rise at the same time Sarah Hilton were guests of Mr and they will not be stayed but hastening on still go bcjornl your bounds the Mr? Id Udy Sunday Dan Harding of Willard visited with ancient law of 'lirlstendonie permit his cmsin Mrs Phebe Ward Tuesday teth you to pursue’ tWhiu withersoever Mr and Mrs Horace Bigler and but our common law In more uncivil for If your bees bee mit of your small Mm and Mr: and Mrs Bradley of Bneham visited at the home of ground your property is lost If you Jesse Davis and Mrs Louis Bigler last bee not more courteous” Oct 7th to 13th A in have nearly so much to worry about is we da Tor ' Instance they didn't have to wonder who would win 'the world series every fall The Russian reds have new opened the door and invited the capilist to enter which reminds us of the old one about the spider and the fly shops Is unknown "Roadside gas stations in Europe are conspicuous by their absence and some times you get petrol by the can and pour it in the tank yourself "When I took my Pontaic to Europe it had already gone about 70WO miles I traveled 34000 miles more abroad and car off the boat at when I after shipping it from Wilmington Chelsea Wales the speedometer read 104000 miles mad My driving was pleasant by the splendid performance of the car as it developed no mechanical trouble whatever” While In England Butt who is an ardent tennis fan was one cf the referees at the Wimbledon lawn ten nls meet In July He officiated at number of the matches participated in Helen by Wills "Bill" Tiklen and th famous European stais IMPROVED COLD WEATHER PERFORMANCE Result! from Diagram showtef currents thrmegh radiator the iroMmc CIROSS-FILO- troier con ImwftnaiMis W IRA!DflAFDiR The the Pontiac radiators in the cooling systems of Six and the Oakland Six reduce to a minimum the evaporation of water alcohol An and automatic thermostat prevents water circulation until the engine reaches correct As a consequence the operating temperature warms engine tip quiekifTmd less chotmg" is needed reducing dilution of crankcase oil Because of the protection the radiator provides against losses of w ater and alcohol the Pontiac Six and the Six require jess "attention In winter than other cars Also through their Thermostatic control they reveal far better performance than other cars in their fields when The the temperature is low radiator is available only on the Pontiac Six and he Six Come in and see it And learn here of other the many while you’re advancements which only these two great General lotor Sixes provide Vmbrtolrt $7 V! l factory Oiii W im $H2S Spurt Landau dduared 5'unPu PECK and Sedan VI 5" All price — thay u av&iLitim- - GUNDEBSON Distributors GARLAND : UTAH OAllCOMID-IPORnrilAV- C -- si ne$'— |