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Show TIIE BULLETIN CONGRATULATIONS SEAGULL DRUG CO. OcSCC mm i 1cdSOAP c. SSSf-rs- s:1 W.1 ii. McIntyre co. McIntyre building Wm. . "tP lnf'ukn D aot fading L orPQrVb' . ro Sat. only M1fh this Ion. cou- (Limit 8) ,h '""S.-Ti-t ii pon. i-- : Phone Wao. 4257 i ' r.V-c'- SUCCESS f 'i. . A TO YOU Zk ' M. from A;'i4kW SUCCESS MARKETS t 'A 9 T& -- t LIBBYS' GERBERS 10e ryv Assorted Baby Food CRYSTAL J2581 White Soap Robbins Electric Co. w o tfriv arm Electrical Contractors Eiery Adult visiting this store between now and Saturday, November SI will receive Free a chance on this thrilling trip. CONGRATULATIONS Was. 3502 0 An Airplane Trip to LOS AHCELES and return Hyland 3627 Western Air Express via Cedar Break, Z!on National Faik and Boulder Dam. BEST WISHES GRANITE MILL AND FIXTURE CO. Establlslied 1009 Lowest Prices on Toiletries GENERAL BULL WORK and KILN DRIED LUMBER Office Fixture and Stair Building a Specialty F. R. Sandberg, Mgr. 2 67 Eleventh East I Hyland 1617 1 IN SUGARHOUSE SUGARHOUSE TOILETRIES CENTER Complete representation Hudnut-DuBarr- . Elmo y Harriet Hubbard Ayer Corday LAURA LARSON ICE CREAM SHOP WELCOMES Barbara Gould Bourjois Guerlain Coty Clro Caron TIIE NEW Seagull Drug Co. to Sugarhouse 2103 South 11th East Hyland 2220 "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS 2115 SOUTH Success To Our Neighbors from , Distributor U. S. TIRES OIL Corner 2 st South and 1 RETREADS 1 1 300 Dozen of large, strickly fresh EGGS per week at wholesale price THIS WEEK 341 Dozen Also $ 55 Postoffice Place Phone Hy. 8426 By L. L. STEVENSON We Deliver From 4:00 to 7:00 P. M. Meat and Man: Ed ITart took the bathroom scales to a beefsteak dinner given by the Men's club of Grace Baptist church, up in the Bronx. Stationery 2044 South 11th East Before sitting down to the table, each of the eighteen present stepped on the scales and Mr. Hart, on accountant, made a note of his weight. When the dinner wus Wedding Booklet Pouter Advert bring Circular Dodger and Window Card ended, Hyland 364 Was. 7801 -ui me women or c,:utca j uk and the eighteen diners consumed $14 worth of beefsteak and other food. That figures out a net cost of about 23 cents for each pound of gain. Incidentally, Mr. Hart built along the lines of a match and the thinnest man in the group made next to the largest gain, his total having been four pounds, or $1.04 worth. HYLAND PARK GROCERY eai h inan was weighed again. A Mile arithmetic showed that tl.a average gain was three pounds. The greatest weight put on was five pounds and the least, wo opunds. The dinner was cooked THEATRE Sugarhouse j i FINEST IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT COMFORTABLE FRESH BREAD ROLLS CAKES FIES FRESII STOCK OF CANNED FOODS Office and Fancy CO. Manufacturers of Seda Fountains 34c lb. 36c lb. 11c qt. 1 It's Comfortable ! ! SOUTH-EAS- T MOSER-IIARTMA- N TRY THEM BRIDAL VEIL BUTTER ARDEN BUTTER ARDEN MILK 1 Mctcrc in Sugarhouse TIIE NEW from WE WISH TO SELL 242 Highland Drive Park'O It's New BEST WISHES th East 4 IN CARTONS f. 4 TIRES ACCESSORIES MARKET CORNER IN SUGARHOUSE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING & No on the J. W. BREWER TIRE CO. OAS 11TH EAST WATCH FOR NEW SEATS OPENING DATE! work than they'd had in a month. Police Have to Peek: One of the big motor car companies made a sale of considerable size to a nation overseas. Events over which the gentleman who placed the order had absolutely no control, occurred and as a result, the order had to be cancelled. In the meantime, the cars had been built and thus the company had them on its hands. Since that particular car is in heavy demand, that wasn't so bad but all the cars, being built for foreign drive. Finaltrade, were right-han-d ly, a deal was made with the New York state police and to conform to American conditions, the drive was changed from right to left. It was a shift excellent in every way except for one trifling omission everything was changed except the windshield wiper. The result i$ that the cops using those particular cars have to do a lot of neck twist- - More About Eating: Arnold Reuben, the restaurateur, came across a bit of sure-fir- e panhandling the other afternoon. He was entering his East Fifty-eighstreet dining place when he noticed an old man who was squatting near the doorstep and engaged in polishing a set of false teeth with his handkerchief. i "Nice and shiny, ain't they, buddy?" thq old man asked as Reuben stopped to watch him. "Yes. I guess they are," was the puzzled reply. Bcok of Prayer Used by Woll,1" remarked the old man Greeley at Smithsonian significantly, "that's because they havent been used in two days." Washington, D. C. An old EpiscoNaturally, Reuben took the gaffer pal prayer book, used every day by the late Gen. Adolphus Greeley dur- nr, t in iso false teeth did rjior th BEST SOUND r, A ms atvuu exptfaiuun, xorm part of a collection of his perse effects recently placed on exhibit institut by the Smithsonian through the courtesy of his heirs The battered old Book of Comx Prayer falls open naturally whe is picked up to a selection from forty-fifteighty-nintand hundred and tenth psalms. Day after day, mdre than a century ago, it was opened to t page by the commander of a li body of American soldiers in at the most desperate circumstance the story of polar exploration. reading of passages from this b by Greeley helped to keep up courage of this starving follow while their number dropped fi 25 to 7. Among other relics of the hei expedition contained in the col tion arc: the spectacles and glo worn by Greeley at the Lady Fra lin Bay camp; a sprig of ar grass he collected, as a sample Grinncll Land flora; the flag flew over the camp at Lady Fra lia bay, and tattered fragments the (lag flown over the farthest ik camp established by the expedit! h, h, 1 1 |