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Show THE BULLETIN WE ARE SOUTHEASTS ONLY Open For Your Convenience OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION REAL CHURNED BUTTERMILK Gallon 15c Own Your Container Bring All You Can Drink 5c COTTAGE CHEESE MILK CREAM EGGS Appointed by the State Road Commission PLAY SAFE and HAVE YOUR CAR CHECKED Brakes, Steering System, Lighting System, Horn, Tires, Windshields, Windshield Wipers, Mirrors and Reflectors. ALL FOR 50c HATCH DAIRY PRODUCT CO. 1063 PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE GIVEN 163 West 5th South East 21st South CALL Hyland or Wasatch 7660 Where Cleanliness Is Supreme MORGAN MOTOR CO. The BIG Ford Dealer attHibiaHLMdHMi Gladiolus, Doz. ...25 5 Doz. $1.00 Dahlias, each Doz. II i lOtf $1.00 10 Minutes From Salt Lake Hyland 2180 2133 Highland Drive n Romanoff lives in a modest dwelling In the nearby borough of Homestead, and ekes out an even more modest living by teaching Russian at church schools and directing choral i groups. Of necessity, the daughters will be denied the advantages of luxury and of education In exclusive seminaries such as their parents knew in an1 .Ukrainian province years ago. Romanoff makes no pretense of royal llnenge, althought he traces the family name to Alexander the Third. His father once was asked by the czar to change his. name in order that Romanoff" might be reserved for the royal family. But his father declined, even though a handsome cash settlement was offered. When rumblings of the revolution broke upon the Russian scene, Romanoff and his bride fled by different routes to Canada. Their wistful hope some day to reclaim their home vanished with the Soviet rise to power, and they settled here. lohr-roor- GRAIN & SEED CO. GRANITE Reliable Seeds by a Dependable Dealer POULTRY and DAIRY FEEDS Birds and Supplies Gold Fish $1.50 Russett Potatoes, Per 100 lbs. 1026 East 21st South STRAW HAY 5 Aj- Service Hyland 47 SEEDS GRAIN Ssyvs&gv v,; :".V .1 H-- COAST GUARD S JOB IN ALASKA VARIED Lives to Motto Always Ready." Up Jimean. Alaska. Semper Paratus Always neatly" motto of the United States coast guard. Is most effectively carried out la the Alaska division of the service. Guardsmen are prepared, day and night, to rusii food to starving villages, fldmlnisfnr Justice In remote communities, rescue crews of whalers or tend sick and Injured at remote Eskimo outposts. Each of the five coast guard boats cruising In and out of rocky fjords or through Ice floes Is a store, post of lice, police court, battleship and hospital. all in one. The story of Alaska Is associated closely with the coast guard, for In 1SG7, when Secretary of State William j II. Seward bought the vast territory, It was the old cutter Lincoln that was' sent to survey the new possession. Many thrilling rescues In the far. north are nurt of coast guard h!s tory: In 1.SS4 the old cutter Bear, saved the l.ves of Gen. Greeley and his men the same general, now ninety-- ! one, who was rewarded this spring by' congress for Ids Arctic explorations. Another dramatic rescue by the', Bear was that of the crew of the foundered whaling' ship Napoleon, in 1S90. Information of the Napoleon's plight, scribbled In Eskimo on a piece of board, was passed from village to; village, until It finally reached the' Bear. , The' coast guard brought the first, reindeer to Alaska from Siberia In the. DOs and under its watchful eye the Pribilof island seal herd has Increased by more than ten times In the last 2.1 years. ; One cutter will make two hiasty trips to Poinf Barrow this summerj carrying' supplies to government employees at that remote station. Two will follow1 the Bering sea seal herds to protect, them from poachers. The others will patrol villages and aid fishermen and ' shipping, if needed. Ice-hou- HIRSCHS TEXACO SERVICE STATION WASH and GREASE JOB $1.49 th East and Hollywood Ave. 1 1 fa gram Complete Line tl Poultry & Dairy Supplies Largest Supply NEW CROP ALFALFA On Hand See Us Before You Buy MAXFIELD COAL FEED 8 Inc. Phone: Was. 4611 173 West 3rd. South - WM ?? rv VCJ5-eJt- tAi tiriVArt . Guard Your Health LET US DO YOUR LAUNDRY DAMP WASH 19 lbs. 7! PEERLESS LAUNDRY Complete Laundry Service" Phone Hy. 2182 5 532 i J - Romanoff Has Modest Home Near Pittsburgh J i Pittsburgh. Gregory Romanoff cher-- , tshes no delusions of the grandeur he ' and his wife once knew.. officer czars in the '.The son of an Imperial army, reconciled to the loss of h!s ancestral estate in Russia, he has received his first naturalization papers. With his wife and four daughters, 1 Heres Absent-Minde- d Professor Lost in City ; Cleveland, Ohio. Here's a true -minded professor" story: Though Dr. Paul A. Biefeld, retired professor of astronomy and director ef Swasey observatory at Denver university, has traveled worldwide, he came up here from Granville, Ohio, got lost from relatives and friends and didn't know what to do. He had attended the theater with his wife, daughter and friends. Somehow he became separated from them. He forgot his daughter's address. It didn't occur to him that her address would be in the telephone book, so he spent the night In the Y. 1L C. A. Relatives, distraught, asked police to look for an amnesia victim. Doctor Blefeids safety was not established until finally he telephoned a friend. He occupies several lines In "Who's Who In America" and Is on astronomical authority. "absent- Student Hopes to Hunt Big Game With Arrows! Los Angeles. An ambition which! Don Carson, medical student, hopes! soon to fulfill is to hunt big game lnj j Africa with bow and arrow. With Howard Hill of Los Angeles, nationally known archery expert, he! bunted In the Florida Everglades re-cently with only a bow and quiver full of arrows, bagging alliga-- j tors, wildcats, opossums and raccoons.! steel-tippe- d For the news of the South'" cast read The Bulletin." |