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Show Ill btLLETLV and hy ccfnpoesta new therapy, including Individual and group medical, psychological, psychiatric, sorecial and educational treatments, condition." social normal turns him to irSrv.. e, ; BATTERY CHECK-U- P At No Extra COST Prices for Diamonds Rising, Experts Agree London's diamond kings, of the worlds supply, are to release for sale more uncut atones in starting during Winter Days within the next few weeks than were old throughout the whole of the last Play Safe and Call At year. So convinced are they that the world has recovered enough to Indulge once more In luxuries that prices ire being advanced VA per cent, and there Is confidence that all stones offered will be sold. 10 Minutes From Business District of Salt Lake City . Altogether stones worth more than will be offered to selected $15,000,000 9 buyers from nil parts of the world corwhere (here is no weviiuuicai uiuicuio, within two months. The Diamond STUTTERING DUE TO accumulated has which to Is certain poration, psychological treatment worth of stones during the dis; FEAR, DOCTOR SAYS succeed. When there la phyalcal trouof depression, has been allocatmechanical years ability, we cure the I ed quota In the Bales next month. ble nnd then dear up the complex. been dis'Specialist Finds Cure for 1,000 "Stuttering speech," Doctor Greene Invitations already have brokers in i Every Year. explained. Is not s speech disorder. patched to representative All Amsterdam, Antwerp, Vienna, Paris, nervous It Is ! nre being stutterers ran talk. So I dont teach Bombay, and New York. New York. Stutterer The central selling agency of the n year In them to talk; I teach them to overcured at the rate of four-stor- y one of America's unique Institution, come the neuroses which Interfere with diamond group Is In a building off Iiolbom. Kvery foreign the ''Stutterer's Clinic'' In New York their expressing themselves. " I say to my patients, 'You can talk buyer Is shown Into a walnut paneled .city. Dr. James S. Greene, medical dire- as well ss I can.' And I prove It to room. He la accompanied by s representative of the sellers. On a square ctor of the National Ilospltnl for Speech them." Doctor Greene describes how one of plain white paper la poured a little j Disorders, destroyed many uncut stones. It replegends about stutterlrg In a report person may go through "shocks of op- heap of graded, .to the American Medical association. positional environment" in childhood resents a fortune. The buyer examines the stones, Stutterers, Doctor Greene found, dont or adult life, and not have his speech makes his choice, pays his price, and .need to lenrn to talk; nil they need Is effected, while another apparently nor" ito get rid of some hidden "fear mal Individual, the potential stutterer departs with a tiny package as casualtype," cornea out stuttering, or with ly as If he had purchased a bag of nuta. said some similar speech disorder. Greene Doctor j Stuttering," Biggest buyers are expected to be The clinic creates new environment "Is usually caused by a conflict which results In an for the second type, teaches him- - to .New York and India. American Jew; with environment, n'!etr-Ve"- . In all case "nconlre emotional stability." gives him elers stocks are believed to be low Weak Batteries cause trouble London. controllers MOTOR CO. MORGAN The BIG FORD DEALER 2189 Highland Drive Hy. 4078 $43,-000,0- t 5 . d coin-iplox.- est since the depression. India's demand Is based on "dehoarding" of gold by the princes. London. More than 500 bunches of grapes, each weighing a pound and a half, were gathered thla year from the one hundred and vine at Hampton year-old Court palace, which Cardinal Wol-se- y built and gave to Ilenry VIII. The grapes annually are sold to the ' pound, plus a public for $1.25 mall charge for baskets, which are made by the blind. sixty-seven- SUCCESS MARK WISOOIMMW 21st SOUTH and 11th EAST SUGARHOUSE CLUB DEL RIO 4220 Highland Drive EVERY EVENING "The Talk of the Town" ADMISSION 25c per Couple 15c Extra Lady 47 EAST BROADWAY TTDOAMilGSSaDDW Car Service Cafe Service POPULAR PRICES FREE TURKEYS GIVEN EACH DANCE NIGHT UNTIL THANKSGIVING EVENING. Baited for Private Parties Dance Hall Banquets SOCIETY SYNCOPATORS Music by ' 4 lb. tin HILLS COFFEE, Soda or Graham Crackers, 2 lb. box, ea. SALAD DRESSING, quart size Catsup, 14 oz. bottle Curmts, new stock, pkg. Raisins, new stock, pkg Mince Meat, rum flavor, 2 lb. jar Pumpkin, large 2lz size tins Peanut Butter, large 2 lb. jars BU'lTER, Creamery, solid pack, lb. ? j I v ! w I- t Golden Com, large can Crab Meat, large, Yz size tin Oysters, large to fry, can Jam, assorted flavors, large jars Matches, full carton of 6 boxes, Dog Food, good quality, can Flour, Drifted Snow, 48 lb. bag Flour, Maple Leaf, 48 lb. bag MILK, tall tins, all brands, each Bisquick, large pkg,. (glass free) Canned New Idaho Potatoes, 3 cans Campbell's Tomato Soup or Tomato Juice, 3 cans Com, Peas, Tomatoes, String Beans 3 cans Instant Postum, 4 oz. cans La France Powder, pkg ! r 1 ( A m fi X J? Q . hwtt wtSsQ -- 19c 23c 9c 10c 4c 19c 9c 29c 34c 9c 17c 23c 29c ......15c 5c $1.79 $1.49 5c 29c 25c 20c ;..25c 23c 8c 1 Pineapple I Tid-Bit- s, MIHIHiaVV 5c can SUGAR, 1 0 lb. cloth bag 47c Grapes, Red Emperors, 3 lbs Oranges, sweet, juicy, doz Grapefruit, Arizona, Seedless, 4 for .... Lemons, juicy, thin skin, doz. Apples, sweet Jonathans, 5 lbs Lettuce, California, solid, each Yams, Arizona Red, 3 lbs Celery, crisp white, each POTATOES, Idaho Russetts, 10 lbs 100 lbs IS SS 99c raizzac 10c 10c 10c 12c 9c 5c 10c 5c 12c 99c Granite-Highlan- CHRISTMAS COMMITTEE COMPLETING ARRANGEMENTS With final arrangements practimembers of tbe cally complete, Christmas advertising committee of Sugar house plan to announce a definite prise and program the fore part of the week for the Christmas season, according to N. J. Hansen, chairman. $9.75 Whllu They CR1SCO, 3 lb. can 59c 2 for ...25c Di-po- WHEAITES, large pkg., each 10c FREE CHANCE ON FOOTBALL mnpi s: . TRANSFER fN Furniture Moving Our Speciality 60 East Zlst South 87S9 Olukt the World Brighter Phone: Hy. 1220 REPAIRING CLEANING RECOVERING "OLD FURNITURE MADE NEW WILVT WE PROMISE WE DO" CALL HY. 8130 1 Highest Quality Coal SUGAR HOUSE Sugaihouse Upholstering COAL CO. Shop SENTINEL STOKERS 1105 East 21at South Welding? "Just Bring In the Pieces" Granite Welding & Wire Works 2021 So. 11th E. Hy. 458 FOR RENT $20.00 Pr Call at 1056 Wilton Avenue Hyland TfM CYCLES All Kinds of Wheel Toys Made Like New Irons Washers Vacuum Cleaners IDEAL REPAIR SHOP 1986 So. 11th East Month 4996-- or J H. Van Harten WE REPAIR BICYCLES 2191 Highland Drive Hyland 2520 . 2521 .252? "Lobb On The Job" Hy. 211 And John Burt BARBER SHOP For Excellent Service 1107 East 21st South I i - REASONABLE COURTEOUS UPHOLSTERING 20c 27c TENDED LEAF TEAS Green Tea, 3 oz. pkg. 12c 7 oz. pkg, 22c Black Tea, 2Vz oz. pkg. 14c 7 oz. pkg, 27c 5c Royal Desserts, all flavors, pkg DEL MONTE PRODUCTS 25c Del Monte Pineapple Juice, 3 cans 17c Del Monte Peaches, large cans ..12c Del Monte Grapefruit, large cans 14c Del Monte String Beans, can 19c OXYDOL, large pkg. : 19c CAMAY SOAP, 4 bars 23c P & G GIANT SIZE, 5 bars Hy. SUGARHOUSE THE PAINT POT Hyland East 2014 So. 11th FOR HOME REPAIR AND RENOVATION, SE- E- Hr $9.00 and Up ' THANKSGIVING COMFORT on the BrightDepends Largely ness of the Home; 1071 Including Monarch, Miller and Charter Oak. ELEVENTH EAST FURNITURE The Tailor -. Chili Bricks, Mexican spiced, ca Nippy Cheese, lb Ranges F. W. KIEPE 1060 East 21st South SUITS MADE TO ORDER Remodeling Clothes For LADIES and GENTLEMEN All Kinds of CLEANING PRESSING Last 20 RECONDITIONED COAL SHOP E. 21st South Hy. 8598 1113 .- JSm Complete Phil & Joe's SOUTH EAST REPAIR -- "Tap It! Drink it! Discard Taps Can. No Mattress Keys Fitted IV2C Hubbard Squash, lb. Celery for Shipping, 3Instalks 30c 6 stalks 55c Carton) (Pack 12c Roast or Shoulder Lamb Stew, lb 10c Beef Pot Roast, shoulder cut, lb. 17c Ground Beef, fresh cut, 2 lbs 13c Veal Roast, shoulder cut, lb 19c Prime Rib, boneless, fancy beef, lb. 17c Leg Veal Roast, lb 33c TURKEYS, Prime No. l's, lb 15c Tender Steaks, lb. 25c Pork Roast, grain fed pork, lb. 17c Chops, young lamb and veal, lb 17c Round Steak, young steer, lb 25c Hams, as cut, lb. 37c Sliced Bacon, sugar cure, lb 25c Roasting Chickens, lb. 23c Thuringer Summer Sausage, lb LARD, Pike's Peak, pure white, 41b. pail 75c Frankfurters, government inspected, 2 lbs 25c 21c Mince Meat, rum flavor, 2 lbs 18c Smoked Haddies, lb - Pabst Canned Beer, 12 oz. ...15c USED Bed, Springs and Shotgun Shells TO 2. The d Basketball games .will be played Saturday evening, Novmber 23rd at Westminster Gymnasium according to Paul Hansen, secretary of Highland Stake "M" Men. . Now and All These Prices Effective Saturday Day DEALERS. SPECIALS LIMIT RIGHT TIIE RESERVE WE QUANTITIES ir4 i BASKET- BALL GAMES SATURDAY Great Plains Advised Qnanah, Texas. The Great Plains must be resod before tbe dust storm menace can be controlled. In the opinion of Superintendent J. Roy Qulnby of the Texas agricultural experiment station here. Buffalo grass or "running mesqulte," native to tbe plains country, Qulnby ays. Is the Ideal plant maHowever, Qulnby has devised chine to harvest buffalo gross reed, lie characterizes the machine ns an "overgrown vacuum cleaner. The seed growf close to the ground and falls as soon as It matures. In testa Qulnby bas harvested 80 pounds an acre, he says. One pound will plant an acre of ground effectively. "Kesoddlng the Midwest with buffalo grass will lay the dust and keep the farms at borne," Qulnby dechires. Bicycles Repaired NO s GRANT Buffalo Grass to Resod Tell the people what you have for sale in the advertising columns of "The Bulletin." TO 6 OTHER PRIZES FLOOR SHOW EVERY EVENING ty -- !3E 824 SOUTH MAIN STREET At Public Buys Grapes From Historic Vine v. 2E2ES222E2T3E DANCE Austria Gives Asylum to Man Denied Country Vienna. Julius I'urscben, "man without a country," hounded over frontiers, driven buck again, forced to live for three days on a bridge between two states. Is free again. Ills story starts with bis arrest In Vienna for begging. He was expelled from Austria and taken to the Jugoslav border as a citizen of that country. But tbe Jugo-Sla- v guards took him to the Italian frontier near Susnk. Here I'urscben was driven over the frontier bridge Into Italian territory. But the Italians leveled their guns The Jugoand back ran Purschcn. slavs showed their bayonets. So the unfortunate man had io spend three days alone on the bridge until the Italians arrested him and sent him back to Austria. Once on Austrian soil he was arrested and haled before the Viennese courts. He told Ids story. The judges were merciful and now he is free to Uve In Austria. Win A Turkey Win A Turkey |