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Show FRIDAY, f AmiL. THE BULLETIN 13, 1938 Travels Told At Rotary Luncheon By S. C. Soremen Peerless Laundry Relating his experiences and Roturlans about his recent 18,000 mile trip through foreign lands at the weekly luncheon of the organization held at Weasku Inn Thursday noon. Nominating Committee Chosen Among items of business taken up at Thursdays luncheon was the mat ter of selecting a nominating for the coming election of club officers. The elections will take place at the April 28 meeting of the SNOW WHITE CLOTHES 1184 East 21st So. Hyland tell- ing of tho beauties of countries east of tho Americas, S. C. Sorenson told 2182-218- 3 coifl-mltt- Send Your - - Easter Greetings club. The committee selected includes Charles Petty, Hugo Ebmeyer and With "FLOWERS THAT SATISFY" Louis Bridge land. , Sees Proposed Plaque visited the Ben Redmond t Frum KINGS Potted Plants Choice Cut Flowers Corsages Also Nice Assortment of Fine EASTER CARDS 2157 Highland Drive Hyland 8199 club Thursday and displayed plans for a plaque to be placed on the bridge spanning Parley's Canyon at the mouth, which will be named Stillman Bridge, in honor of 'Charles Stillman, former county commissioner, whose idea about linking the Wasatch boulevard with a span at the site in Parley's canyon has FLORAL FORGET-ME-NO- T ee GOLDEN with GOODNESS r VISIT OUR NEW PLANT NOTES (Continued from Page 1) tallty after the Inroads of clvlliza tion had erased their peculiar life. As' feared, many of the tribes and animals filmed have succumbed to civilization and are to be seen in their natural state only In the films. Because of the speakers illness, the lecture of Dr. George Earle scheduled at the University of Utah for April 12 has been postponExtension Division officials are ed. engaging another speaker in, his UNIVERSITY Rai-gu- Seed and Feed ENTERTAINS DAUGHTER Mrs. Jack T. Clark entertained The Westminster College 4 Choral will present their annual opera The Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan at the Ladies' Literary Club on Friday evening, April 22nd at 8:15 p. ru. The production is under the direction of Elizabeth Hayes The school orchestra diSimpson. rected by Buelah Francis Gifford-wil- l Take off. assist. Jean Ayres and Mildred Come and enjoy a meal in the air Derry are accompanists. The cast is as follows: p transcontion one of our Mikado, Coad Shaw; Nankl-Poo- , nental flights. Franklin Frank Moreland; Richard Spangler; Allen; Pooh-BaSLIPPED THIS TIME Virginia Carman; Fitti-SinBevKathleen Blair; Peep-BoA dispatch from Kansas City Days Florence Katislia, Jones; won erly a Louis 29, that Oilando, gold star award from tho police department for obeying all traffic regulaPublicity for the production Is in tions. lie must appear In court and charge of Robert Douglas. Stage He was arrested managers are: Ronald Wolfard, Roforfeit liis award. for driving around the wrong side of bert Erim and Barry Thieike. Busia street car and knocking down a ness managers are Worth Billings and Ilayden Stewart. pedestrian. a QUART Cill-mo- r. at 1057 Code No. GALLON Ll Code No. 1058 ?v CALIFORNIA WINES r.'.C Fifth 8! 8 Gallon Gallon Burgundy (Red Dry) Burgundy (Red Dry) ZInfnndel (Red Dry) Zlnfandel (Red Dry) Riesling (White Dry) 825 Paradise-Snutern-e (White Dry) e Paradlse-Sautern82G (White Dry') 9.32 Paradise Port (Red Sweet) 910 Paradise Port (Red Sweet) 970 Paradise Muscatel (Amber Sweet) 977 Paradise Muscatel (Amber Sweet) 1035 Iaradlse Sherry (Amber Dry) IMS l'nradlse Sherry (Amber Dry) Fifth Fifth Gallon Firth Quart Gallon Quart Gallon Quart Gallon iffssSA, sp: J 'ff'Jjf & m m mrV Jfy Si; jt y. qw bl7 Biaulivs Beaulieu Beaulieu Beaulieu Beaulieu Burgundy (Red Dry) Haute Sauterne (Mellow W.) Muaratel (Sacramental W.) Sparkling MoaeUe (Pink) Sparkling Burgundy rnk rirtk Ual. nun Milk A High Flying . dinner will bo served at the First Presbyterian Church Airjiort" at S. Temple and (J ft reels, Friday, April 22. Tables will be ntlng planes reprint equipped with dining service, safe driving pi' lots and stewardesses to attend you, i Braided GARDEN HOSE es feet j? 2 f3.es PM-Genuine C 324 - & Jr dr "Appleton 70S LIGHT J Vwe RlWrvd rHie Right to Limit Powerful Quantities. ifbg pierckm Jbeom 6 in. 63 amber With cabs SEAT battery NOW be ready ... 3 for spring . . . end trips pocket Big :f spray-X9- 3 B COVERS Days. Only ...$2.55 to $3.53 Sedan or Coach $4.76 to $6.25 Sedan $5.25 to $6.25 A if fur I.OW' Sale Prices on "Knitum-BU- t styles, and on "Catalind and Lakeside woven fiber Covers. all-ov- er OTHER BATTERIES es Low with eld battery OS . . Batteries Installed FREE.. I $2,95 Regular 29 d OICE GEARSHIFT BALL very smart , popular novelty composition ball Choice of several A fag. SZt Adjustable GLARE SHIELD' attraetive Well made Thumb e HOLLYWOOD Coupe or Roadster ?Xt sx4 inches 1 ccntroi-Adjustabl- DURO (as shewn) at anywhere near aur lew prices, for Power, Long Life end Papendobiiity. B739 Operates from air pressure Sedan or Coach, Sedan $1.80 Coupe or Roadster $1.79 to $2.17 Sedan or Coach. $3.23 to $3.95 Sedan $3.49 o $4.12 Western Giant iw. All unequalled Regular 49 PAINT SPRAY GUN Big Estre Savings NOW on smooth fitting, durable slip-o- n seat covers ia smart new patterns. LEADER Coupe or Roadster.... $ Estre Savings at these LOW Prices . . ! WASCO ' SAVE MORE on Install dependable eT-- a Tire Extra quality-Ext- ra heavy braid cords inch '25 ft with couplings plated I or tube WoSoeca Vaue WIZARD BuiH tike from auto tire and switch 1IAS PLANTED LOTS OF TREES The really neat modem home of J. Spencer Cornwall at 1246 Parkway Avenue was beautified this week by the setting out of a large number of evergreens. Looks just like a picture. DEEPEST WELL COMES IN Tuesday the geologist for the Continental Oil Co. reported that the worlds deepest oil well over three miles deep came in with an output of nearly 3000 barrels of high grav ity oil per day. Work on this well was started in June of year, Tost of putting down this well was estimated at 8500,000. Reg. $3.25 . ft sway. TAMOUS BEAULIEU B BANDS 867 813 981 91 S t' 0 0 G WILL AFPEAL DECISION In an effort to have the ordinance forcing all barber shops to close at 6 p. in. declared discriminatory and unfair. Andrew Reone of 445 Second street who was convicted in police court of violating that ordinance gavo notice he would appeal his case to a higher court. An ordinance such as this has been declared unconstitutional In other states. BiwegUa Brothers Corp. (It. Helena, Sun Jose, Calif. r nsr Code No. Paradise Paradise 827 l'nradlse 823 Paradise 815 Paradise Study of Saturday, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Vocabulary Building; Philosophy of English Construction; Study of The American Language, by Men kin. Wednesday, 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. in the Board room of the main public library Elementary English and Accent Correction for foreign born. The public is invited to any and all of these classes. o, an GALLON Cede to 4 p. m. Building. g, n, 2 the Slice of Life" story. Vocabulary h, Yuin-Yui- ic ?L Saturday, Ko-K- o, WHITE PORT 948 Building. non-sto- el HIGH-FLYIN- 947 The schedule for free adult education classes to be held in the committee room of the main public library during the week is as follows: Monday, 10 a. m. to 12 noon Book Review; The Nile in nineteenth century history; a continuation of the review of Ludwig's great book. The Nile. Friday, 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. Poetry Vocabulary class; Modern Poets. Society . Social-Econom- At Public Library TO PRESENT OPERA . five-year-o- ld MAXFIELD FEED & COAL Inter-Americ- and 7:20 p. m. Fare is t ')' with dinner ftee. Buy or make reservations your lir.kc-tfor seats on planes at the First Presbyterian Airport Was. 4431 before noon Tkurs. April 21. A model airplane exhibit, anecdotes by a stewardess and moving pictures by an Airlines official will entertain you while you wait for the planes to 5:30 v a birthday party for her daughter, Evelyn RaNae at her home, 1977 Douglas street, Tuesday afternoon, April 12. Guests of honor included her two grandmothers, Mrs. Lucy Riser and Mias Carol Clark Mrs. P. A. Clark. had charge of entertainment. Those present were Joyce Trump, Jeaninne Groves, Barbara Seegmlller, Marian Dollle Storrs, Myraa Seegmiller, Clark, Gerald Cornell, Marvel Jones. Kent Brady, Wilmer Bill Rasmussen, Ivan Hill, Kent Mansell and place. Dickie Storrs. Professor Frederic Ganzcrt of the Each guest was presented with an University of Utah history and poli Easter Basket and concluded the tlc&l science department has been party with an Easter Egg hunt. chosen to deliver a series of lectures at the thirteenth iAtin American DINNER Seminar, to be held next summer in NUDISTS GET BREAK Mexico City, New Mexico. lie will SUNDANCE, Wyo., April 8 The Relations. speak on wilderness a heaven for is Wyoming Salt Lake City Murray The seminar offers courses in New nudists. Dr. emus K. Ilert Art frugal Mur. Ill Was. 4611 Mexican and Latin American fields zog, secretary of the Western Nudist of history, politics, economics, literr, v v? yr j T'-association, reporting on prospects of ature, art and education. Officers of building a camp near here, noted AT SPRAGUE LIBRARY the seminar include Stuart Chase, "Construction costs would be cheapMonday, Wednesday and Thursday John Dewey, and Hubert Herring as the of er, necessity erecting peek evenings from 7 p. m. to 9 p. mH Among prominent speakers at formproof fences Is eliminated. Citizenship and er seminars are Signor Diego Ivera problems. Dr. Chester L. Jones, and Signor Ra- NOTED SPEAKER TO mon Beteta. ADDRESS MEETING Goose 35 Years Old Capt. S. M. Dancy of Des Moines, A check for the purchase of en Iowa, chairman of the Citizenship Knows When to Hide books has been presented Foundation, Inc., will address the glneerlng Orillia, Ont. Neighbors are to tho Library at the University of members of the Junior Chamber of wondering if Mrs. William N. Utah. The gift, to be spent over a Commerce at their regular noon lunch Smith's goose has discovered the secret of youth. leven year period, was made by the today. He Is noted for the good work The only mystery is that the University of Utah chapter of Theta he has performed alon citizenship goose disappears from the flock Tau, national engineering society lines. every year just before Christmas ind the Intermountain Alumni and returns immediately after SHOW FADES OUT tiie festive season. After a month of hard fighting to make a go of reopening the show house on the west side of Highland Drive the group of men have given PARADISE ANGELICA up the effort and Folded their tents QUART (Amber Sweet) like the Arabs and silently stole Code No. ON at regular inter- WESTMINSTER COLLEGE f NOTES OF INTEREST Protected In Every Way PRICES take-of- vals been realized. Arden RED CAP Milk LOW and will colors B7Q a OiJT JY 1 of fiber board 'Swings to. protect from, side gfar. 1049 East 21st South Hyland 3062 C 4-- |