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Show THE BULLETIN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1939 Business Meeting Held By Lions SPECIAL Aluminum Set 50c DOWN arm 50c A WEEK E. 21itt So. 17S8 Hy. BULLETIN A WEEKLY PUBLICATION ?, ... Covering the Southeast Section of Salt Lake City PUBLISHED FRIDAY Mail Delivery of Rural Routes I. M. CONNIFF, Publisher Shaping' plana for Lions work and hearing from the district rep reaentatlve of the Lions organiz Advertising Rates on Application ation, the local club met Tuesday noon at Jeanne's Tea Room. Business Office and Plant at 1119 East 21st South Scth Pixton, Deputy District Sugar house. Utah Governor of the Lions clubs, gave the members a pep talk on membership work in their club, urgSUBSCRIPTION PRICE ing weekly attendance at meet... Year Cne and memberto the (52 weeks), in advance ings adding ship. Six Months, in advance . A financial report was read rhrea Months, in advance and a discussion of the attend ance problem in the club was tak Apex Electric Company 1079 THE SUGARH0USE ' I'M LW rit-ltL'J- W Mkl"lLIJ.J" " THE TAILOR SUITS MADE TO OKDER and REMODELED for Ladles and Gentlemen CLEANIXO - I'KESSIXG Eat 21t 1060 WILL ARRANGE NEXT South WEEKS LIONS MEETING Ken Rogerson, program chair man of the Sugar House Lions club, will arrange the program for the next meeting to be held Tuesday noon, September 27, at the Jeanne's Tea Room. A pro gram of entertainment will take SUGAR HOUSE JEWELRY DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVERWARE and GIFTS for All Occasion, on Easy Credit Terms E21t 1056 So. place. MI Hy. 8S82 GRANITE DRUG COMPANY 2102 So. 11th East Hy- - Home of A. JACOBSOVS JULIUS Original Preparations ECZEMA LOTION COUGH SYRUP THROAT SWAB Rheumatism Preparation Washing Machines and Ironers All Electric Applancei Tools Sharpened ! IDEAL Repair Shop South 11th East Hyland 2111 1986 For Commercial Printing, Programs, Folders, Posters, Tickets CALL HYLAND 364 Tlic E Bulletin East 21st South 1119 DANCING in Ballroom Classes Starting Now Miss Renee is featuring Adiagio Dancing Renee' School of Dancing 5168-- isnl E.81 So. Hy. All types of dancing taught CUT FLOWERS Funeral Designs Corsages KING'S Forget Me Not -- -- FLORAL "Flowers That Satisfy" 2157 Highland Drive Hyland 8199 We Make ORNAMENTAL IKON PORCH RAILING 2021 South 11th East Hyland 458 FALL DAYS GLASS and INSULATION We do Both at Prices that are Right. THE PAINT POT -- We Make 1074 the World Brighter" East 21it South Hyland 8739 ..11.50 ... 75c .. 40c Before preparing this message. assembled statements from five typical electric water heating users. And here is what they said: "We certainly made a wise move when we installed electric water heating. For $3 a month we have all the hot water we need." Last week the road commission made the decision that all workers on the state highway should go on half time for 3 months in order to save money. Fine and dandy, but did the state road commission go on half pay? They did not. It strikes us that the state parole board could be done away with, too, and thus save their salaries and the expence Utah is made to bear owing to their pinheadness. Save money certainly, but let those that sit in the soft chairs at the capi-tbuilding bear their share in the saving. 1 don't know what we would do without (Lis convonier.ee. Our average bill runs about $3.33 a r.icnth for our family of five." "We pay only $3 a month for an abundance of hot water at all times." "We pay $3.09 for electric water heatour money's worth ing and get more-thain comfort and convenience. There are 7 in our family." For the past several months The Bulletin has been printing natal congratulations for the men who are employed by the Utah Light and Traction Company. The results of this can be seen in the fact that the uniformed men are making more of their purchases in Sugar House and the merchants here are more than pleased with the resultant harmony and "It's a real pleasure to know that hot water is there whenever we turn the 9 laucet ana it costs so little money $3 a month goodwill. m C. of C. Nominating Committee Holds Cyclist Tells of Travels m. for our family of four." Meeting Niel O'Donell, sixteen year old bicycle traveler, told the local Rotary club of his and nis comSUGAR HOUSE COAL panions travels In Europe during BOWLING TEAM THIS YEAR the past year, traveling over a With E. A. (Bob) Worthen, thousand miles by bicycle. well known to the sports fans of in contact with war. Coming Salt Lake for his participation In baseball, soft ball and bowling, preparations In both Germany, will captain a team for the Sug- France and England, the young ar House Coal Company In the traveler stated that vast preparSugar House Major league dur ations had been made by all countries and trained men were ing the coming winter. Play started last Monday and available In great numbers. will continue each Monday night Leaving their bicycles in Eng at 7:30 p. m. at the Southeast land because freight space in the Bowling Courts. boat on which they were brought Composing the team besides home had to be turned over to Mr. Worthen, are Earl Morris-- passengers, the boys expect to re Earl Guest, Thirl Marsh, turn to Europe when the war is fy, Dick Ball, Jimmle Choules and over and finish their trip across Corner Llewlyn. the continent. The nominating committee ap pointed by the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce at the last meeting of the organization to furnish candidates for the elec tion of new officers at the October meeting, held a meeting Tuesday and began preliminary work for fulfilling their appointment.' No names are as yet decided on, ac cording to the committee, com' posed of W. Ashton, Glenn Tripp and S. J. Nichols. Ask some of the hundreds of electric water heater owners yourself. y, n AS LITTLE AS $3.50 IUYS AX AUTOMATIC MONTHLY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER SEE YOUR DEALER OR LIONS NAME MEN FOR CELEBRATION COMMITTEE Lincoln Hansen, Karl Hale and Joe Perry were named by the Lion's Club of Sugar House to act as a committee representing them in making arrangements for the celebration scheduled SUFFERS PTOMAINE POISON EBMEYERS SEND CARDS when the widening of TwentyEarnest S. HIckson, manager The Hugo Ebmeyers are sendFirst South is completed. These the Sugar House Cleaners, was ing a stream of "Wish you were men will work with a committee of to his bed this week, suf- here" cards from Old Mexico confined BOARD MEETING CALLED appointed last week by the Sugar from ptomaine poisoning, where they are enjoyfrg a motor fering A meeting of the board of di- House Chamber of- Commerce His condition Is much improved trip, to Sugar House friends and rectors of the Sugar House Rotary and with one to be appointed from now. Rotarians. Rise the Rotary dub. club has been called for Monday, With war conditions causing Sept. 25, at the office of the secrecrude rubber prices to mount raptary. 2191 Highland Drive. idly and higher tire prices practically certain to result, thrifty motorists will be quick to aprec-iat- e and take advantage of the extra savings afforded by the especially reduced prices now available to them during the tire and tube sale just announced by J. W. Halliday, local manager of the Western Auto Supply Company. "Crude rubber has advanced 50 per cent already and may go higher," Mr. Halliday asserts. Cotton, has increased, and since too, those two are the principal ingredients of tires. It is only natural to assume that retail tire prices may soon reflect those hign er costs. But But Western Auto's tire prices have not increased. In fact Specialist in personalized our regular low prices are even COIFFEURS and lower than ever in the current PERMANENTS tire and tube offer, during which All types of beauty work your old worn tires can be trailed in on a brand new Western Giant done "Madame DeLore Advises" will be the title of a Traveler with a Blue Ribbon in 2040 So. 11th E. Hy. 8807 new exceptionally interesting column to be editner tube included at no extra Back of Petts Barber Shop charge. ed weekly by this amazing psychic personality. With each Western Giant Doub UM le Duty. Super Whipcord or lTSS rewill START NOW Grip purchased you BUY ONLY ceive a Jumbo Write her FREE, any question. Read the answer Inner tube at no extra charge and in these columns. Send one question, your name, in addition an allowance for the old tire," he adds. address, birthday and year. Initials only will be CALL HYLAND event affords this The savings used in publishing replies. Address Madame are particularly timely, according Station 220, 2439 South Bryant, Minneapto him, for they not only protect GATE CASTLE olis, Minnesota. the tire buyer against possible CLEAR CREEK price Increases, but also permit ABERDEEN ANSWERS START SEPTEMBER 22 him to equip his car at a saving KING COAL treaded safe with Mention The Sugar House Bulletin tires before winter weather sets j;cnts for Sentinel Stokers & Coal Stoker Prepared in Your Letters I in, making streets dangerous for ""COBB'S on the JOB" smooth tires. '"The Western Auto easy pay ment plan will make It easier to equip your car with a full set of jiiimM2tiiiMaijmtMtitiiA mutt;- ftnminml Western Giants and pay for them 2191 Highland Drive in convenient Installments," Mr. concludes. Halliday Motorists Warned Of Tire Price Possibility. ft - - . I Becky Dot Beauty Shop another "Rlf, T1MF" Feature FOR READERS OF THE SSf BULLETIN J V "Madame DeLore Advises" Sil-le- nt Granite Welding! & Wire Works YTfrrlaWiBV1 ol UTAH STATE FAIR The Utah State Fair this week was a grand success, all the street cars and busses were crowded to capacity and then some. The managmcnt of the fair certainly should feel gratified over the way the public responded to make the display a huge success. It was most complete, even to the emergency room of the American Red Cross. The displays were fine and showed that the populace of Utah take a great deal of pride In this event which shows to the world the varied resources of this state. SsssBsF Wf&rs COMMENTS en up. 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