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Show FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1939 APEX ELECTRIC Alio NEWS SUMMARY SUUAlt iiOiSU UULLETiN NEW TIRES (Continued from page 1) Shrine To Be Auctioned tire sale Motor Avenue and South Temple The unique now local west at in the progress The farm on which George street. It was taken to the 1300 ern Auto Estimates Supply Company Is an Washington spent his youth and Wiring block on Federal Way. Nothing most welcome where he is waa stolen but the meter was event that will be supposed according to every motorist who wishes to broken up. to the story of Parson Weems retire from tire worries for the to have cut down the cherry tree, ALUMINUM SET coming hard on tire months, says is to go on the auction block, af 50c Down and 50c Wk. J. W. Halliday, manager of the ter efforts to save it as a patriotic 1019 E. 21st So. TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 1939 llv. 17S8 company's store. shrine have apparently failed. The event features the new Judee Frederick W. Coleman, at Von Ribbontorp, Hitler's spok esman, says that the German first line quality Oxford tire at Fredericksburg, Virginia, has en most emphatically prices that enable thrifty mo- tered a decree directing the sale government VISIT OUR said no to the peace proposals torists to purchase two Oxford of the Ferry farm and appointing put forth by Belgium and the tires for the regular list price, three aneclal commissioners to of October 25, of one first line Netherlands. dispose of the property. as your firt shopping quality nationally advertised tire, Washington lived on the farm, call In across the Rappahannock river according to Mr. Halliday. Venezuela urging car owners to come In and Newg comes from the age that an Immense fire destroyed the see these husky Oxford tires, he from Fredericksburg, frommanhood. attained he until seven of oil town of Leguinillas, on Lake further quotes the manufacturers It was on this farm that he broke "We Make the World Brighter Marcalbo with a death list of own statements as to their qua! the neck of his mother's unruly 1074 East 21st South nearly 500. ity construction. colt and where he is said to have Hyland 8739 The manufacturer, in certify performed the feat of burling a An earthquake shook the east ing that their first line quality silver dollar across the river. The era seaboard from Bridgetown. states that "Oxford tires contain original dwelling was destroyed N. J, to Baltimore, Maryland. first quality, low stretch cord by fire in 1820 and the only strucfabric In all plies; that they con' ture of Washington's time now Philadelphia reports while it was most severe shock there was tain cushion and coat stock of remaining is the small frame a PORTRAITS no fatalities so far as could be first line or standard quality; that building used as Washington's GROUP PICTURES they contain thread and sidewall surveyor's office. learned. stocks equal to or better than PHOTO FINISHING About ten years ago the George used in many first or standard L. says that it has F. A. The Washington Foundation, Inc., was Highest Quality-Lo- west ho fight with Chrysler corpora- quality tires, and that the work- formed by a group of men to ac Prices tion and advised its members to manship is of highest quality, quire the plantation and preserve to any employed In produc- it as a national shrine. The founpresent themselves at the gates equal line or standard quality dation entered into a contract to first ing 9912 21 So. Hy. 1115 E. Wednesday and demand that they tires." be permitted to work. buy the farm at a price in excess While his company makes no of 1130,000, but payments have claim or comparisons of quality been in default since 1931, leavLOCAL Claimants on the with any other make of tires, the ing 888,000 of principal and interbank which closed will parEXPERT statement manufacturers and est now due. ticipate in a dividend of 4 per Shoe s 18 Wetsern Auto definate cent Up to date there has been Incidentally, it might be wen months guarantee provide ample recall that the people of this to 64.4 per cent paid in claims. Quick Courteous Service evidence of the high quality of country are now being urged to Herbert A. Snow, the defeated these Oxford tires, states Mr. contribute to a fund in excess of candidate for mayor, said he Halliday, who is confident that any 8100,000 with which to erect a will not demand a recount of the motorist who sees these tires. building on Mr. Roosevelt's pri 10S9 East 21st South ballots and pledgee his support and makes his own comparisons vate estate in which his docu in8775 ments and messages will be preof the programs of Mayor Jenkins. of quality and price, will Hyland wonderful the stantly appreciate served for posterity. The mainthis sale tenance of this modern shrine will Domingo Ydo, Spanish hotel saving opportunity be met by the taxpayers and may keeper of Ogden, died from the Oxford tires have &fe, silent run to 8100,000 a year. effects of an accidental gun shot rib treads that give long mileFranklin D. Roosevelt is still wound suffered while hunting and opportunity and non-sk- with us and there will be ample age pheasants. protection. They have the time If it is so desired to preserve AH Electric Applances new cushioned low stretch, high his messages and papers for gen The Salt Lake Zoo purchased Tools Sharpened two mountain lion cubs from E. twist cotton cord plies, which erations to come. In the meanmeans less heat, more strength time, it seems that it is more imB. Miller, of Spring Glen price and more safety. $25. portant to preserve the home and They have a thick, rugged haunts of young George Wash tread that is heavily cushioned ington, the first president of the 1986 South 11th East reinforced by a tough break United States the Father of his and Hyland 2111 er according to J. W. Hal- - Country, and one of the greatest strip NOV. WEDNESDAY, 15, 1939 iday, the Oxford tire is a safer, characters of all time. So long Nazi's warn Britain that they stronger tire that is less subject as America lives Washington will will shortly start ruthless war to rupture, bruises and blowouts. be honored by the generations For Commercial Printing, with subs, planes and other in At the prices now being quoted that come and go. Selected. struments of war that will show sale, every during this nine-da- y Programs, Folders, that country "what it means to motorist ran afford the protect CHICAGO. Reports of drouth Posters, Tickets be at war with Germany. ion of these safe Oxford tires, covering a large part of the AmerCALL HYLAND 364 especial! when Western Auto's ican wheat belt and extending north The Byrd expedition to the an easy budget terms enable him into the three western Canadian tartic began today with the sail' to spread payments for them ov- provinces have been received. It hou" was estimated that over 50 per cent lng from Boston of the first of er several months. of the total North American wheat brave that which company goes 1119 East 21st South acreage is in the dry area. to explore the land of snow and A large part of the area seeded IN CHANGE BANKING HOURE ice lying in the neighborhood of to wheat west of the 100th meridian A notice bas been placed on the the South pole. was said to be rather urgently in doors of fill banks to the effect need of additional moisture. There beginning November 15, has been steady deterioration in the Neutral nations are losing heav- that ily in the war against merchant banking hours will be from 9:30 outlook for winter wheat in partsNe-of and vessels now being waged on the a.m. until 2 p. m. On Saturdays Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and estimates on the probbraska, will are. remain as the hours they high seas. And they say that the DIAMONDS - WATCHES able harvest are being revised 9 a. m. until noon. day of piracy is over. downward. SILVERWARE and GIFTS O The department of agriculture's for AD Occasions Gold ore that assays $60,000 per report suggested 544,000,000 bushels on Easy Credit Terms of winter wheat This is the smallton has been uncovered in an old est crop in about 25 years, with the mine at Dahlonga, Georgia which exception of the period, when 8382 1056 E. 21st So. Hy. has been operated for 110 years, domestic production dropped below A pocket of the rich ore was found requirements. Last year's crop was that compares favorably with the a bumper one at 887.000,000 bushels. Pipe in a Different Voice old Comstock lode. The combination of a shortage of and subsoil moisture in the surface For Every Vegetable. Funeral Designs American Northwest has caused rwo near xaiauues lajwali wheat speculators to pay much Corsages St. George in a truck accident PITTSBURGH. Housewives in more attention to weather reports brings up the state total for the Pittsburgh's Hill district are coming from the latter area than they norto the conclusion that Simon Friedyear so far to 139. mally do at this season. While --man is no ordinary huckster. seeding has been completed and Unlike the usual unimaginative there was sufficient moisture to gerawere coal miners killed two vendor, Friedman does not solicit the grain additional moisture kmg the D. A- R. G. right of way business with a curt, "Any vege- minate "Flowers That Satisfy" must received in the immediate be near Price. A freight engine tables today, lady?" 2157 Highland Drive future in order to prevent rapid debacked down the track and caught Instead, Friedman stands amid terioration In the outlook. A ChiHyland 8199 the vegetables in his cart, throws cago expert, after allowing for past two the could men before get they m. 111 II, UUSU1PJF WU 'J!, .B'L. out his chest, and with the gestures weather conditions and normal preoff the track. of s Metropolitan Opera star, sings cipitation to July L suggests that in a fine tenor voice with remarkthe spring wheat crop in the Dakotas a of raids series Deputies began able carrying powers: We Make may be about 30,000,000 bushels less to bring to an end the activities "Beautiful little pickles, than in 1038. ORNAMENTAL IRON of the gambling fraternity In Salt Very good pickles; The outlook at the present time PORCH RAILING Onions that are like diamonds; Lake. Attorney General Chez is is for a possible aggregate wheat Oh, wives, I have good tomatoes, behind the movement crop of about 750,000.000 bushels, Large, beautiful good tomatoes experts say, or about the same as That gleam like giant rubies; the average for the period Welding! The state road commission And green peppers. about 50,000,000 bifshels in excess of warns the travelling public that & The largest in the city." domestic requirements. Sometimes Friedman sings his highways 26 feet wide are only Cora Planting Well Along. 2021 South 11th East two traffic lanes wide, not three. arias to the tune of "Figaro" his Planting of corn made rapid progand that users are liable to have favorite but his versatility often ress as the result of favorable weathHyland 458 accidents If the habit of using a extends to other operatic tunes, er conditions. The critical stage in he alters ss he goes along road of the width mentioned as a which the growth of the corn crop will to fit his message. come late in July and early In three lane road is persisted In. On the Job for 25 yesrs, since he when It starts to tassel. It August Friedman came here from Wsrssw, Is at this time that rain and modF. W. In a collision of two cars at 7th has an aesthetic appreciation for erate are most essentemperatures ' South and 2nd East on Thursday his wares. THE TAILOR is to be secured. a if tial yield large "Why, there behind me on my The trend of the market is expected afternoon, two men were injured SUITS MADE TO ORDER wagon," he declared, "are veg- to be determined largely by weathand REMODELED All fresh like Jewels. er conditions during that period. A motorbyke overturned at the etablesall for Ladles and Gentlemen and beautiful. And so I sing sing All deliveries of wheat, oats, and intersection of South 3rd West of all my Jewels." CLEANING . PRESSING beans have old at new seasonal soy and 2nd South on Thursday inAlthough he is past the 60 mark, high prices. The small grains were Friedman's voice is ss clear and ss aiTcctcd mainly by dry weather rejuring two persons. powerful as it ever was. He insists ports, and soy beans by a scarcity 1060 East 21st South The city is going to cont'nue that his customers can hear him of the cash article. Despite a rec "three blocks sway. ord crop of soy beans harvested last striping the downtown streets as coming 7 adds proudly. "I have a And he a safety measure. ,re different voice for every vegetable." f r.f . r-l COMPANY PERSONAL LOANS ON LIBERAL TERMS When you need ready cash for worthy purposes use this bank's modern low cost personal loans. SPECIAL SUGAR HOUSE BRANCH First National Bank Hall of Mirrors THE PAINT POT FOTO ART CO. Off-d- en Repairing PROGRESS SHOE REBUILDERS Washing Machines and Ironers id IDEAL Repair Shop The Bulletin SUGAR HOUSE JEWELRY Huckster Sings of Beauties of Wares 1933-3- 5 CUT FLOWERS KING'S Forget Me Not FLORAL ' of Salt Lake Gty Sugar House PYTHIAN NOTES Continued from page 1 Baker and Reuben GenleL After the meeting the sisters gave those present a delicious banquet followed by a dance. Music was a. furnished by the Park City There was ten present from Ogden, 10 from Garfield, 6 from Magna and 27 from Salt Lake. orh-estr- The following is a partial list of Important positions held in the United States and the Dominion of Canada by members of the or der of Knights of Pythias. In later editions will be found continuations of the list: Indiana: Frederick Van Nuys, U. S. senator; Noble J. Johnson, Charles A. Halleck, Raymond Springer, Gerald Landis, congressmen; George I Tremaln, chief Justice Indiana state court; Will Sparks and Walter E. Treanor, Justices U. S. district courts; M. Clifford governor; Townsend, Willis Van DeVanter, retired Associate Justice of U. S. Supreme Court; former U. 8. senator John E. Watson; James P. Goodrich and Ed Jackson, former GRANITE DRUG COMPANY The Store of Friendly Service 2103 So. 11th East Hy. 55 Home of JULIUS A. JACOBSOJTS Original Preparations FLORAL CREAM COUGH SYRUP THROAT SWAB Stomach Preparation AL'S BARBECUE 8. W. Cor. io East, 21 So, SUNDAY SPECIAL Turkey with Dressing Cranberry. Sauce or Steak T-Bo- ne Cocktail and Soup Potatoes - Veg. - Salad milk - buttermilk - coffee 50c Regular' Week-Da- y PLATE LUNCHES Iowa: Guy Gillette, U. S. sen ator; Thomas E. Martin, John W. G wynne, C. C Dowell, Ben F. Jensen and Fred C. Gilchrist, U. 35c AH Kinds of Sandwiches Try our Home Made Chili S. Congressmen. Kansas: Arthur Capper, U. S. senator; U. S. Guyer, congressman; Payne Ratner, governoi. Kentucky: Brent S pence, con gressman. L Massachusetts Charles Gifford,, congressman. Minnesota: Ernest Lundeen, U S. senator. To be continued AL'S BARBECUE S. W. cor. 10 East, 21 So. nsskswtnusnw! i.m - uj ii iu .hi FIX YOUR ROOF NOW We Stop Leaks even if Roof is Wet Vermont Marks Birthday Of First Morgan Horse an MONTPELIER, VT. The 150th anniversary of the birth of a horse is being celebrated by Vermont this F. H. EBERT Hy. 3995 , year. The horse was Justin Morgan, recognized as foundation stock for the American saddle horse, for the American trotting horse and for the Tennessee walking horse. When in Springfield, Mass., as a d colt, the horse was taken by one Justin Morgan, a music teacher, in exchange for an unpaid $25 bill and brought to the lat-ter- 's new Randolph, Vt, home. At first the horse was known as Sugar House three-year-ol- Figure, later as Justin Morgan's Figure snd finally as Justin Morgan. Evidence proves that he was sired by the thoroughbred True Briton, otherwise known ss Beautiful Bay, which was stolen from Colonel De Lancey, the Tory, by three Yankees at King's Bridge, N. Y during the Revolutionary war. The dam was a daughter of Wild Air, another of the great sires of the day. Recognizing that the name Morgan has come to mean "beauty, spirit and action to all lovers of the horse, snd (that) the Morgan horses for many years held the world's record for trotting horses," the Vermont legislature appointed a special Swedish Message Parlour BODY CONDITIONING the scientific way. Swedlnh Manipulative Full Body Massage, Vapor Steam Baths. 2122 South 11th East Res. Hy. 8506 Hy. 5048 Man Lady Attendant Attendant The holiday shopping, season begins, officially, on Thursday, November 80, but It is not too early right now to begin thinking about that Christmas shopping list - A ROMANTIC ACTION STORY BY ' Granite Wire Works 1927-3- 6 KIEPE I Author of The Thirteenth Commandment" "Within These Walls "Cup of Fury" MfW7IIERE am I? Hew Vf did I get here T What country is this? Who are yea?" But the answer was the same falsetto gibberish in which Jebb, whe was something of a linguist, could find no Unship to any language of his THAT'S THE predica- ment in which Dr. David jebb found himself after ene of his periodic and mack-hate- drinking d boats. And by the time yea find eat where he Is,' you'll know "The Gift Wife" Is every bit as good as any story Rupert Hughes has em written. Hi GIFT 1 hii Serially In These Columns wa J |