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Show HERE AND THERE NATURAL DEVELOPMENTS Departmental and Personal Activities ACCOUNTING DEPT. Ye New Gatherer of this paper went into the "Sanctum Sanctorum" of the N. D. A. "Bank and tried to get one little news item. Busy Too Then went to the teller; he Busy. was so occupied at the wicket that he had no time to talk. Then went around to the other window where he found two people busy receiving and paying time-slip- s. No time to talk. Back to the Sanctum Sanctorum, where behind locked doors he found President Stringham, the Delta unit manager, the labor department head, a busy bookkeeping staff trying to work while the "innards of association business was discussed. Ye News Gatherer in behind the locked door all he gets is, "Stick around and get an ear full maybe Didnt you can learn something. learn a thing but saw that the office force from June 1 to date had increased from two to IS. They were receiving instructions how to open books for Delta unit. Saw new voucher checks which will be used to make association purchases and which are redeemable in scrip at the teller's wicket. Looked at the bars of the cage wondered how long he was "in for; told to keep his hands off things and stay in the other corner from the safe and he could get out soon . All of which leaves the impression that our N. D. A. is a live institution. One of our N. D. A. accountants has been stung by the political bee and is in the race good and strong for nomination for secretary of state. John H. Bankhead knows his political onions and appears to be running strong in the race with Mr. M. H. Welling. . LABOR DEPARTMENT I The growth of the N. D. A. has been so rapid that it has become necessary to add another member to the personnel of the labor office. The new member, Mr. Geo. L. Hoggan, is well qualified in the work of checking on the activities of N. D. A. members. has card filing-systeAn been installed and classification of applicants is now in progress. This classification is very complete and will give each member of N. D. A. a clear understanding of his position as regards membership cards and rotation of work. When requests come to the department of labor for help, the following method of selection will be used as nearly as possible. Selection will be made of the best qualified person available in the first group. If such a person is not available in this group the choice is taken from the second group. Jf not 'available in the second group, he will be taken from the third. The group divisions are as follows: First group is comprised of those who have paid their full membership fee and received their cards. The second group is made up of approved members, who have paid only their filing fee of $1. The third group is made up of those who have merely filed applications. Members will be checked out when assigned a job, and checked in when they are available for further employment. Pay all membership fees and filing fees to Mr. Allen of the department of labor. See him for any assistance or information also. See that you and recorded and your family are properly are known by classified. Be sure you the department of labor. To Mr. Rawson, head of the labor department, is due much credit foe the efficient methods used in carrying oq this important work. LADIES DEPARTMENT Women Rapidly Broadening of Activities The ladies have expressed . Scope them- selves as being very pleased with their new location on the street floor. They have nine or ten show cases at their disposal, and are rapidly developing .their department into an efficient place of business. Mrs. Benjamin B. Stringham states that they have obtained a number of in making batts, and are engaged quilts. They have also organized in connection with the labor department in an effort to find employment for women. Membership, capability, and the need of each woman is considered Last week the department succeeded in placing five women in various week they places of business, and next shop of expect to place six more in the a local dress manufacturer. This work is under the direction of Mrs. Stringham. women Approximately twenty-si- x and girls, under the direction of Mrs. E. L. Hooton, have been working drywith ing fruit. They were furnished about seven days work and prepared a large quantity of good fruit The department has a large amount of clothing which they are planning to make over into suits and dresses for school kiddies. Dr. June B. Smith is in charge of this work. Mrs. L. E. Elggren and Mrs. Olive all activities priirman are in charge of their entire and are both spending promoting new developments N. D. A. SCHOOL which will buy everything cmnodity but health and happi- passpor t0 everywhere but heaven ENSIGN of 577 Phone Was. 5719 Call and Deliver Service East of 2nd East to 17th South SPECIAL RATES to MEMBERS of NAT. DEV. ASSN DRESSMAKING LEAH W. SIMMONS 117 Keith Emporium Bldg. Mein? citizen "TAILORED FROCK committing suicide W jumping off into the river pre-Je- d Our Specialty there may apTo the uPon him to come aside his troubles of the de- - DRESSMAKING pear not the slightest connection between healthy and unhealthy teeth, ftfrer both policeman but to the health department there is DEPARTMENT Jnmpin int0 the river together. a very definite relationship. On examination of the normal mouth, it will be readily noticed that between tbe rounding tooth7surfaces aW"s5,DMi; Dansie! The farmers of Alpine and Hyland, e. Thow there are festoons of pink in it work at it all day and then Utah county, are now supplying N. These are thinly fringed and sharply think about D. A. with a full truck-loa- d it half the night. of foodpointed, thus filling the inter-dentstuffs daily. On Monday of this week the and to offering spaces completely The Lord feeds the little birds, but Mr. Bennion and Mr. Brimley made food in mastication, a gliding surface, mouths. the arrangement for this with a group as it were, over which to pass. Tooth ThvMntAPUt A- hve been just a of producers. These men seem very picks will injure this pink fringe, little .ahead ofPePle the general public willing to and we expect causing infection, with consequent realizHig this bit of striking philoso- good results from this connection. swelling and discomfort. The gum-poi11 t0 partake of becomes depressed, its thin ffc'.k?" prob!em that surrounds us and food-traedge thickening, and triangular it our into The N." D. A. cannery at Lehi is put own mouths. appear between the teeth, which very busy. It has put up 20,000 cans often separate slightly. Thefood remto date. It is housed in a clean ceMr. Adair, our hide and nants harbor . Tactic tannery ment building and is being ably sudestruction which that man, he cause is says rapid germs, willing to do all pervised by Mr. Eldon Brown. Mr. of the tooth enamel. As decay pro- . e can to save our soles. Some of Nate Christopherson wonld like to our mother souls tooth need the dies, gresses, and saving prettly badly. obtain another large pressure cooker colonies of streptococcus germs apboiler that could be made into one The right use of humor opens many or These "man-killpear at the root-tip- s. in order to increase the capacity of doors. blood germs, carried in the the cannery. stream in untold numbers, form daughter colonies on the valves of the List Continued from Two heart, in the kidneys, appendix, joints, nerve sheaths, and other parts of the D. 4514-J. Hy. body; each colony being appropriate- WKLDING,Rust ELECTRIC, Aertylrmc P1H Wevk. Bradley-Kalmly named by physicians according to Co., Its Weet its location. Diseases of the heart, WINDOW AND STORE CLEANING Snil South W Geo. H. Whitley, 12! Blair Bt.. Hy. 1477-appendix, nerves, kidneys, and tonsils SANOL HOKE PRODUCTS develop. The patient slowly fails, and G Walker McAllister, S04 let Ave. often sinks under the handicap, little CLASS B SERVICE realizing that his decline may be readi- BUILDING SUPPLIES extreme JenMn Sanfly, R- - D. No. 2, Box 104. ly traced to his desire for tooth cleanliness and the use of iJSfrL1 Market. Community toothpicks to accomplish this end. pikeFIRE equipment Toothpicks are harmless if used to EQUIPMENT M. W. Wilkinson. S7I E. Kensington Ava test the baking of a cake I irijORilTfl11 Hiller Floral, 10 East Ird South. Waa S0S0. AGRICULTURE DEPT. uPn ini,0.Ce,nn attempt of HEALTH DEPARTMENT SHOE SERVICE East 1st South HEALTH DEPARTMENT A ft B Credit! accepted. Inclusive of all Medical, Surgical and Dental Requirements. Optometry, Chiropractic, Druglesa Treatment; Chiropody, Nursing, Prescriptions and Hospitalization. EZnSn X-Ra- y, ' For Information to Apply 4308-- Wee. STM, Hy. er W Waa. iaS47 ed gum-tissu- Read The al Lob Angeles V thr Exchange Bulletin Co-operati- ve 233 So. Broadway, Los Angeles, Calif. Stamp for Sample Copy nt ps WEST 930 SIDE FLORAL Designing and Floral Work Landscaping acid-formi- ng W. 1st SOUTH "A WAS. Credits 5787-- J er u ar THE CARE OF YOUR FEET 'l0Wer Bhop' 1181 McClelland Ava, Hy. 1,1 FURS- - fs 404 26th St., Oakland, Calif. Contains General News of the Movement, especially on the Pacific Coast Price $1 for 10 Months Send Stamp for Sample Copy Page a Last week Br. Bennion and Mr. Woodward spent several days in the Uintah' Basin contacting producers and attending the U. B. I. G This means Uintah Basin Industrial Con vention. Started ten years ago, this has become a real institution the greatest gathering of rural folk held in the state and a splendid social and educational event. Ten thousand people spent three full days and evenings on the grassy, shaded grounds of old Fort Duchesne, witnessing various kinds of games and recreation, vUiting each other and receiving instruction and encouragement from leading educators of the state and nation and other prominent citizens. Hundreds of people brought their camp equipment and spent the full time on the grounds. The Indians of the reservation participated and furnished one of the most attractive and unique parts of the program. The basic principles and general set-u- p of the N. D. A. were explained to many of the leading farmers and business men and considerable interest and general approval of the plan was manifest. A trading connection was made with the Farm Bureau at Vernal, which gives promise of valuable business. It was found that the Basin has, a surplus of honey, wool, meat, hay, grain, poultry and dairy products. The latter, however, can hardly be spared for trade by the producers as the cream check is practically their only source of ready cash to meet necessary expenses. N. D. A. can furnish in return for these products salt (both for table and for stock), fruit, leather, used automobiles and possibly some gas and oil also clothing and furniture. The Salt Lake unit of N. D. A. needs a variety of manufactured products to exchange for the food-stufand the raw materials of out-lyi- HERALD OF "d "UH,5?wiU5M4'(MahrtChen S20-- DeLUX 10 Cah. Wr- - FRANK MARTIN CO. CLEANERS of Rugs, Carpets and Upholstered Furniture Oriental and Navajo Rugs a Specialty 27 SO. WEST TEMPLE Phone WAS. 7276 . REX DRUG COMPANY 3rd South and West Temple Salt Lake City, Utah PRESCRIPTIONS "B CREDITS W' OPTOMETRISTS Dr. J. O. King, SB Weet Broadway. Waa 10147. Dr. Bert Fairbanks. PRESCRIPTIONS Rex Drug, 79 W. Broadway. Waa S120. Lion Drug, S04, Srd Ave. Waa SS67. PRINTING CL N. Lund, 101 Scott Bldg. ' PHOTOGRAPHER Mr. Koehler, Hy. 1157-RADIO BALES AND SERVICE J- - W. Holden, ISO MoMntrose Ava Waa 1722-SHOE REPAIRING B77 Shoe B. 1st South. Waa 5719. Ensign Shop, k Bh0 cplLlrlllft' 610 Ea 21at South. Hy. 1641. SIGNS Hr. Holllnga Wasatch CAFE IS44. Te Room, Z4 So. State HOME PRODUCTS G Walker HcAllleter. WASATCH 3220 S04 St (50 Cash.) let Ava DELTA, UTAH, EXCHANGE LIST CAF- EBilly Vane Garage. Fix It Shop. BARBER shop PREMIER BAKERY AUTO REPAIRING Mikea Luellle'a CLEANING and dyeing Delta Cleaneri and Dyera Franklin Millinery Co. KeOONNON A Kllpaka BEAUTY PARLOR WE ARE A MEMBER OF N. D. A. COMMUNITY MARKET WATKINS PRODUCT Roeenbaum. RADIO REPAIRS Fixlt Shop. Report all changes In listings to Warwick G Lamoreauz at 65 West Broadway. Waa 10147 -- N. D. A. Try Our N. D. A. Health Bread WE HAVE FINE CAKES AND PASTRY headquarters vivrrrrryvwwwwvvwriVYYV GLASS A- -l South State. AUTO GLASS WINDOW GLASS 1964 Labor, Gass Give Us a Trial and TOP SHOP Hy. 783-- M AUTO TOPS SEAT COVERS A MOUNTAIN CHIEF MINERAL WATER Materials, Cost Wonder of the Age Internal or External To Be Used for Rheumatism, Kidney or Bladder Troubles, Prostrate Glands Tonsilitis, Sore Throat, Swollen Joints, Stomach Ulcers, etc. Directions: Take a Tablespoonful Three Times a day, in water before meals. . AUTO ACCESSORIES ON A CREDITS Your N. D. A. Coupons are now good for Batteries for your car; also Generators, Starter and Electrical Repairs. All Work Guaranteed CAMERON BATTERY AND IGNITION CO. South State Street 956 Prepared by Phone Hy. 3555 This is the fifth of the series of 25 Foot Health News "Care of Your Feet. One talk each week will be distributed. Shoes should be so designed that the inner edge of the sole is straight. When the inner edge of the sole swerves toward the middle of the toes it crowds the toes and tends to force the great toe into an unnatural position. Shoes incorrectly designed, stiff, tight or too shorty limit the action of the muscles, especially the muscles of the toes, and cause them to lose their elasticity and tone. The wearing of proper shoes, however, is not the only requisite for perfect foot health; the feet must have plenty of exercise. Disuse is as bad for them as misuse. These talks are given through the courtesy of Dr. W. F. Compton. 1833 So. 4th Karl Wci WEISS PLASTERING 533 So. 3rd East COMPANY ARCH WORK STUCCO PLASTERING EXTERIOR and INTERIOR Estimates Cheerfully Given Wasatch 8298-Salt Lake City BEEHIVE BARBER and BEAUTY PARLOR SOUTH STATE STREET Complete and Perfect Profettional Service Let Steve Do It PERMANENT WAVING (Herald of Cooperation, Oakland) Our friends of the Natural Devel- rwinnnnnnnnc MARKT Your Suits and Coats we spotless clean and press The same we do with the Lady's dress. We reline your coats at the lowest price And fix your Clothes over to any size. Any altering, and all repairing we do Is just to SERVE and to SATISFY yon. We also are makers of good Clothes; We are Tailors, such as knows How to cut, and make it fit And on the prices we will split For material pay cash, the making is A Credit. The low prices will please you, do not forget it. Steam cleaning and pressing on Suits, Overcoats, Ladies Coats and Plain Dresses for 75e Fancy and Pleated Dresses for $1.00 to $1.50. Pressing only 50c. ''VlVSVrkYYVYVYYVYYYyVYYVViruVl 30 - EMIL CALL YOUR TAILOR M IN UTAH opment Association of Salt Lake Cjty, through tbeir live and enlightening paper, the Progressive Independent, offers, us here on the coast a real mark at which to shoot We must put greater energy behind our movement if we expect to keep pace with the N. D. A. Listen! Read and digest these items alone: "Three months ago we doubt if the most optimistic member of the Association would have expected to be able to rent a deluxe apartment in one of the best apartment houses, includTHE N. D. A. IS GROWING ing 'frigidaire and all the latest conA few weeks ago members were ac- veniences, for all A credits. Also, a quainted with everybody else in the great number of tenants have been association. Now with a membership placed in comfortable homes, the rent of 2500, we feel more or less Tike all or part A credits. The survey department also has listed this week twelve good places for rent. Some for all A credits, others require fficers and Directors are some cash. NJAMIN B. STRINGHAM There is an immense amount of President and Director work for every department of .FORD OWEN WOODRUFF the N.ahead D. A. before its goal of elimiand Director nating the use of money has been WILFORD A. GLAD reached. But even if it were judged Director snd on itstatus and achievements to date, HYRUM SMITH it has demonstrated its usefulness. It is daily justifying its existence, and is Secretary and Director L. E. ELGGREN an unqualified success. Treasurer and Director (Continued on Page Four) W. WINBERG COMPANY East Salt Lake City, Utah A. A Special A Credit , Hurry Up and Get It. YOUR TAILOR EMIL MARKT - 205 SO. STATE STREET CARPENTER and CEMENT WORK i Lt Us Remodel ' Your Home You do not need money, just products. Was. 7280 for Information VKiAa GREAT OPPORTUNITIES for CUTLERY SHARPENED H. T. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Take Pleasant Training and Prepare To take your rightful place in high service Quickly that pays. Private Individual Instruction makes the work fit your special needs. Key Check with Your Name Stamped On FIRST SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY Your A Credits Are Accepted Old-Sty- le Exchange $50.00 of Sheet Metal Work or Furnace Repairing for N. D. A. Coupons or Farm Produce First Class Work by Shop Long-Establish- t AND SECRETARIES IIUTCIIINS nd Stropped, Any Kind: Bclesora and Hona 8fKl12,AP,A? r Size; Bclszori Lined Up and New Points; L B,hRttuiore Honed and Stropped: Saw Filed r bi Machine (Not the Difference) K,y nJtuiS FiMSSJ While Yon Walt on the most Modern Machine NO. 4 EAST EXECUTIVES ed MR. IIARMER They are Better Than Cash when invested in your own added power to earn and serve in the larger and more desirable capacity. SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE 246 South Main ' ...... Tel. Wasatch 7280 |
