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Show APRIL THURSDAY, THE SUGAR HOUSE BULLETIN1 1939 27, (Continued from page 1.) U. S. Builds Up MITCHELL'S BEAUTY SALON Has moved West to 959 East 21st South juat one block from old location. Our new place la much brighter and nicer. Let us give you a PERsomeMANENT WAVE, thing very special, Inf tut the very beat ifiven by Air. world Mitchell, who hai oi experience In permanent waving. Permanent $2 and Up Shampoo & F. Wave ...Mo Tree Planting in 1938 Tops 140,000,000; Michigan Leads Country. The national for-eservice made long ttridei lait year toward building up a forcit referve by planting more than WASHINGTON. Call HYLAND 8553 For Appointment Peerless Laundry SNOW WHITE CLOTHES 1184 East 21t So. Hyland 2182 SSaSSSOEGQftu F. W. KIEPE I JBSttBSiSB33& l"T" Lawn Mowers THE TAILOR Suits made to order and SHARPENED ft REPAIRED remodeled for Ladies and Gentlemen Tennis Rackets Restrung Order Your Spring Suit Now New Samples to Cliooae From E. 21st So. 1113 Hy. 8596 WHITE OAK SHOE REPAIRING WE MAKE ' OEAMENTAL IRON Porch Railing Granite Welding & Wire Works Quality and Service Our Motto 680 East 21st South CUT FLOWERS Funeral Designs Corsages KING'S Forget Me Not FLORAL -- -- SUGAR HOUSE TRANSFER "Flowers That Satisfy" 2157 Highland Drive Hyland 8193 Hy. 1220 Closed Vans EXPERT Shoe Repairing Service PROGRESS SHOE REBUILDERS 1C59 L 1" ." East 21st South Hyland 8775, "W." " For Commercial Printing, Programs, Folders, Posters, Tickets CALL HYLAND 364 COMMERCIAL J'UJI "911 PRINTING CO. 1119 . Clean-u- p AND BUY YOUR PAINT AT A PAINT STORE Paint-up- THE PAINT POT East 21st South THE BULLETIN ADS "We Make the World 1074 r.riKhtT" East 21st South Hyland 8739 f V 233SE BUY ONLY GOOD COAL For the extra fun that comes of buying more and buying better and buying wisely . . . shop The Bulletin The merchants who advertise in The Bul- CALL HYLAND 2520 CASTLE GATE CLEAR CREEK ABERDEEN ad-wa- y. letin KING COAL Ajrents for Sentinel Stokers & Frcparcd Stoker Coal "LOBB'S on the JOB" SUGAR HOUSE COAL CO. 2191 Highland -. .. i Drive t , 7t treei. The service supervised the planting of 154,268 acres of deforested land in 31 states at an average cost of $10 an acre. It estimated that timber produced by the trees would be worth J7.0OO.0OO. The largest number of trees In any state was 44,885,000 planted In Michigan. More than 1,000,000 trees each were planted in Wisconsin, Mississippi, Louisiana, Minnesota, Texas, Washington, Alabama, Colorado, Illinois, Arkansas, Pennsylvania, South Dakota and Indiana. Pine Treea Most Popular. The service reported that 28 different tree species were planted. Five members of the extensive pin. family red, jack, white. longleaf and slash represented 88 per cent of all trees planted. Most of the young trees set out in the national forests were grown in the 28 forest service nurseries. Approximately 20 tons of coniferous tree seed and five tons of hardwood seed were used to produce the young trees. Extension of the reforestation pro- gram, the service said, was made possible by the Civilian Conservation corps. Planting crews were made up entirely of CCC enrollees, unemployed local residents and relief labor. Most extensive planting operations were reported in the Gulf and Lake states, where adequate natural reproduction has failed to follow the heavy cutting and repeated fires. Michigan Forest Foremost. The Manistee national forest on the Lake Michigan shore of the Lower Peninsula led the 74 national forests where planting was done last year with 17,884 acres. Three other national forests reporting more than 10,000 acres planted were the in southern Mississippi, the Nicolet in northern Wisconsin, and the Upper Michigan national forest. In Michigan the service planted 41,022 acres in longleaf and slash pine; Wisconsin, 23,042 acres of red and Jack pine; Mississippi, 20,260 acres of longleaf and slash pine; Louisiana, 14,022 acres of longleaf and slash pine. Other states Included Texas, 9.852 acres in longleaf and slash pine; Minnesota, 9,030 acres in red and Jack pine; Washington, 7,432 acres in Douglas fir; Idaho, 3,838 acres in ponderosa and western white pine; Colorado, 3,805 a'crei In ponderosa pine, and Alabama, 3,089 acres in longleaf and slash pine. are the dependable merchants in Sugar House .. . . the merchants who offer the best values, the best prices, the best quality, the best service. Their aim is to serve you better and The Bulletin ads are their1 way of telling you about it! 1119 EAST 7 tl Great Pageant Will Be Staged at Kenilworth - BONDED CARRIER Quick Courteous it De-So- to South 11th East Hyland 458 2021 PHIL 8 JOE'S Southeast Repair Shop Cleaning Pressing; 1060 East 21st South Forest Reserve SO. IIY 361 LONDON. Kenilworth castle, which played a large role in the lives of the early kings of England and which was later used as a romantic setting for Sir Walter Scott's novels, will review its history this summer in a great pageant The red sandstone walls of the castle are to be used as a background fir the performers, who will represent many of the chief personages of old England. "Edward Longshanks" win attempt to storm the castle, "Queen Elizabeth" will enter the arena through the king's gate, as she did in 1573, and Shakespeare's FalstaS will show his method of raising troops for the king's army. The nine episodes of the pageant will be concluded by a scene in which the ghost of Sir Walter Scott revisits the castle and reviews the glories of its past. Research Is Undertaken to Improve Wood Stoves VT. More efNOHTHFIELD, ficient use for wood for heating and other household purposes is expected to result from studies now being made at Norwich university bureau of industrial research. Director Douglas E. Howes says that by using the principle of slow combustion the wood is distilled into gas and let into a chamber to be burned under the most favorable conditions possible. He says that stoves based on this principle are now in use in Germany, Sweden and Switzerland, but that their design is not adaptable to American households. The combustion efficiency of those stoves, Howes adds, ranges from 73 to DO per cent against 53 per cent and much lower in ordinary stoves. 'Cinderella Town' Changes Its Name SEAFORD, DEL. This little southern Delaware community waa dubbed the "Cinderella Town" when It first was learned that a $7,000,000 duPont company plant would be built here. But with the anticipated boom revolving around construction of the plant residents of neighboring communities called Scaford "The Million Dollar Town," "The Magic City," and "The Hot Spot of the Peninsula." to those successfully completing the course of study. RADIO The radio course Is an adaptation of the course now used In Idaho. It deals with the theory of electricity as applied to radio construction and deals with the hlmpler types of receivers as well as construction data necessary for building simpler sets. A mora advanced course is also In progress of preparation. . AUTO MECHANICS This course deals with the basic principals of construction and and operation of and their cycle engines different parts. Each functional part of the automobile is given full consideration in the course oi thirteen lessons, such as the cooling system, the ignition system, carbureter and fuel, clutch, etc. This course should be ot practical value to all automobile owners. The Civilian Conse ration Corps has signified its intention of using these courses extensively in connection with their educational program in the various camps of the state, said Mr. Peterson. Other Courses in Preparation In Droeress of compilation aie several other courses which' rhould be of great value to various groups. The one on Soil Conservation is expected to be off the press within the next two weeka and application for registration will be accepted at any time. The Traffic Safety course has been written and is in progress if final revision for publication. This course, said Mr. Peterson, should be of interest to every car owner and promises to be the most popular on our list. The CCO officials have made an advance request for this course to be used in every camp in the state. Basic English and Journalism are in course of preparation nd others are being planned. The lessons wil be sent free to Utah residents over 18 years of age. The only cost to the student is payment of postage, said, Mr. Peterson. Any of the four courses: Forestry, Radio, Auto Mechanics, and Soil Conservation may be obtained now by filling out the application regular registration which may be secured by writing to Mack Nicolaysen, State Director of Education, W. P. A., Newhouse Building, Salt Lake City; or Charles P. Knowiton, Supervisor of Correspondence Division, WPA 59 South State St., Salt Lake City. two-sto- ke X-R- four-stro- THE SUGARHOUSE BULLETIN A WEEKLY PUBLICATION Covering the Southeast Section of Salt Lake City PUBLISHED THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK Mail Delivery of Rural Routes I. M. CONNIFF, Publisher Advertising Rates on Application Business Office and Plant at 1119 East 21st South Bugarhouse, Utah SUBSCRIPTION PRICE One Year (52 weeks), in advance Six Months, in advance Three Months, in advance ke COMMENTS (Continued from Page 1) As he dug his wife would plant seeds in the newly-turne- d earth behind him. Doc did his best to make the garden a success for his wife. Inasmuch as he never could be sure just how much ground he would dig up, or how many fish he would catch with the worms, he insisted that she only use the best seeds obtainable. Then she would be sure to get returns from every seed planted, and get full benefit from every inch of ground planted. MORAL A two-wa- y bet. worms. cnva'ry as an indispensable war tool an1 the breeding of horses to form an adequate reserve. In the World war the army discovered there were not enough horses available to meet the emergency. Not desiring this to happen again, the army has purchased stallions which are farmed out to qualified persons who, in return for their care, charge a nominal $10 stud fee to farmers in the vicinity. The colonel deplores the mechanization trend that is heard so much in military circles today. The colonel is no enemy of progress but he would like for tacticians not to forget the value of the horse to the army. According to Colonel Johnson, the Japanese found it out in China when their tanks mired down; Mussolini had to Increase his horse strength to push to victory through the mud and sand of Ethiopia. Horses have played a big part in the war in Spain. Finds Horse Comin Bach to army-sponsor- Popularity KANSAS CITY. There is a definite trend throughout the country to a return to the horse and buggy days without the buggy. CoL Thomas J. Johnson, chief of the army remount service, who was in Kansas City on his annual inspection tour of the seven army remount area headquarters, said he has noticed indications everywhere that the horse is galloping back into popularity. There are more polo clubs, hunt clubs, riding academies and racing stables. Not only that, but horses are returning to the farms as well as to the bridle paths and race tracks. Colonel Johnson admits he Is prejudiced in favor of the horse, but he has observed more and more farmers are using horses, particularly those who farm less than 250 Deer and Kangaroo Pals PASADENA, CALIF. A new one in the line of animal friendships has developed at the local zoo. It is between a young mule deer of this continent and a kangaroo. acre;. While all this is interesting. Colonel Johnson points it out with incidental pride. His real interest, in fact his Job, is the preservation of Machine Used to Paradise Ferret Out Gold Secrets ay work on an geological problem In a re- MINNEAPOLIS.-- At age-ol-d 11.50 75 0 - search experiment that may continue for years is Dr. John W. Gru-negeology professor at the University of Minnesota. Doctor Gruner seeks to make the task of locating gold and other valuable minerals a less difficult one. He is attempting to determine what relatively unimportant minerals might indicate that more valuable minerals are lying in adjoining der, posits. The geologist believes that precious minerals were carried from deep in the earth to near ita surface where they can be reached by man by acid solutions created by volcanic activity. Doctor Gruner, working with an machine and specially oven, y tube, mixes acid designed gold-line- d solutions with the minor minerals such as clay, talc and mica. He heats the mixture for often as long as a week or two. Then the to determine minerals are effect of the acid and heat upon them. The professor says his experiments have solved several problems but also have created many new ones. Paradise MUSCATEL (Sweet) WHITE PORT (Amber Sweet) QUART QUART Code No. Code No. 947 970 GALLON GALLON Code No. Code No. 948 977 X-ra- BiSCECUA BR05.CEUARS CFRVCB PORT MORESBY, PAPUA. Perfect specimens of very rare animals, birds and plants, several of which are believed to represent entirely new species, have been secured by members of the Archbold scientific expedition now exploring unknown parts of Dutch New Guinea. A party with its base at Lake Hab-bem- a, 11,000 feet above sea level, is the working northeast through mountains and has discovered a large native population In an extensive and fertile valley to the east of the lake. A second party, starting from the upper reaches of the Indepcnburg river, is operating in dense Jungle ' at a much lower level Both parties are moving through country never before seen by white men. Thanks to the precautions taken, there have been no cases of sickness among the 250 men comprising the expedition. ' WITH WILD ALCOHOL 12 GAMS. 815 825 830 933 940 1037 1058 Paradine Burgundy (Red Dry) j Fifth Gallon Gallon Fifth eEBVED WITH FISH. FOWL OR EGGS Paradise RlMling (Whlta Dry) e (White Dry) Paradise-Sautern(White Dry) Gallon PnradiNfl Port (Red Sweet) Quart pMradiae-Sautern- e ParadlM Port (Red 8weet) Paradise Angelica (Amber Sweet) raradise Angelica (Amber Sweet) SERVED 10S3 1013 BY VOLUME RED MEATS OR LAMB raradlae Zlnfandel (Red Dry) 838 raradise Zinfandel (Red Dry) i27 (AUroSNIA DRY WINES 20BY VOLUME CODE NO- 816 I'aradlw Burgundy (Red Dry) 1(18 Many Rare Finds Made by Savants in Dutch Guinea WINES SWEET ALCOHOL St HELENA AB A Fifth Fifth Gallon Quart Gallon COCKTAIL OR WITH SOUP AY TIME OF DAY Paradise 2? glierry (Amber Dry) Paradise Sherry (Amber Dry) Quart Gallon FAMOUS BEAULIEU VINEYARDS WINES Rutherford. Nairn rttiuntv. raiif 10.17 Reaulieu Sherry XXX Palo Dry Fifth 807 Reaulleu Burgundy (Red Fifth Dry) 81S Reaulieu Haute Sauterne (Mel. XV.) Fifth DDI Reaulleu Muscatel (Sacramental W.) Gallon (CHAMPAGNE TYFE) Reaulieu Sparkling Moselle Fifth Rraulieu (Fink) Sparkling; Burgundy Fifth Reaulieu Sparkling- Slonclle jenth - |