Show FRIDAJ HORNING JULY THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE PKOVO and Southern Utah Business Provo — 24 No University Ave Phone 838 Office WOMEN’S PLOW 4 A women’s con' plowing at the annual Utah which reau outing County Farm be held at will Geneva July 29 Sylvan Clark Mrs Maude Russell and H V Swenson of the sports committee report A team of steady horses and a good beam plow will be on hand for the women’s plowing contest Mr Clark women who plow the reports and v the and be- - V furrow and the provided will man who can fill m During the past two montlis memof the board of directors have personally loaned the bank $30000 in an effort to keep It open The officers are N S Nellson president: S H Gill vice president S M Nellsen vice president E W Wall cashier John K Madsen L P Nelson A C Madsen W E Watson and Olaf Rosenlof directors The bank at the close of business on June 24 had total demand deposits of $51 90805 and time deposits of $161303 27 Loans and discounts totaled $30064896 most of Which were on livestock and real estate Capitalization was (50000 and sur- bers his barrel first will receive a prize Another feature will be the push-ball contest between the north and The south sections of the county ar won the north side contest two years In succession The baseball game will be between the three leading teams of the league to date Balem Lehi and Orem In all probability Lehl and Orem may determine which will play a game meet the championship Salem nine A meeting of the executive board of plus $55000 the farm bureau and the outing comThere was very little cash on hand CEDAR CITY — Alexander G mittees will be held at Geneva July Matheson Parowan in at the time of closing patriarch 18 to complete final arrangements stake died at his home Thursday from chronic asthma He was born May 9 1865 in the second white boy to be When he was 1 bom in that town year old the family with others was driven out by Indians and settled in V Parowan where he resided until after his marriage when he moved toj 13 PROVO — XjaPrell Ludlow Cedar City to become manager of and ’Mrs Francis the Cedar City associadaughter of Mr severePRICE— Mike MIrasco was bound Pork was of Ludlow tion flour mill which position he held Spanish over to the district court Wednesday cut and bruised Wednesday night 23 years ly when the car in which she was ridHe filled two missions for the L to face trial for setting fire to the ing driven by her uncle Lester Jones D 8 church and among numerous fixtures of his store building at Helpof this city failed to make the turn church offices was bishop of the er with Intent to defraud an insurat the intersection of Second East Cedar City Second ward eight years ance company of $2700 MIrasco is and Twelfth North street and ran He was married to Mettle Rasmus- at liberty under bond of $2500 into a ditch The child was thrown sen of Parowan on July 14 1887 He State evidence tended to show was not in Salt Lake at the through the windshield was called to be patriarch In the time of the fire as he had claimed Six other occupants of the car es- Parowan stake in September 1918 The party was recaped Injury He Is survived by his widow and but that at 3 30 a m June 12 half turning from the Bonneville ward the follbwing children: H Gordon an hour after the fire was dlscov' Provo reunion at tfre Giles ranch In Ross Alvah Elmer Lydia and Ray ered he asked Nick Tallerlco of CaS' canyon Matheson Mrs Rhoda Wood Mrs tie Gate to take him to Salt Lake actions Ella Foster and Mrs Marcella Jack-so- n The state traced Mlrasco’s that time until the next mornCedar City 20 grandchildren fromwhen he was seen at Provo his aged father Alexander Matheson ing The first complaint against MI Cedar City and six brothers Owen and Dan E Matheson- Cedar City rasco charged him with burning the Simon At Lorenzo and Hugh E building the value of which was set Mathe- at over $6000 This charge was later Matheson Parowan William ‘ dropped and a complaint accusing PROVO— Iman Hales 21 of Des- son Duncan Ariz him only of setting fire to the fix eret Brigham Young university Funeral services'wlll be held Sun- tures was filed by County Attorney wrestler and football star and Dor- day at 2 p m Walter C Gease othy Starrs 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Starrs of Provo were treated at the Aird hospital Thursday tor Injuries suffered from falls has Parowan Stake tug-of-w- Patriarch Dies Career Active to Pan-guit- Runs Into Ditcli Girl Hurt ch Auto Court Orders Trial of Helper Arson Suspect Mi-ras- 4 u scalp cut when he fell Into an eight-fo- ot pit while painting at the Stacey Manufacturing company Job at the United Hales suffered a Scores Register For deep Funeral Held for plant Starrs fell from a barb-wi- at er Rotarians Plan To Hear Talk 0 fair PROVO— One of the longest heat waves ever to grip this city Is still causing residents Inconvenience considerable with the mercury for the fifth day being above 100 degrees the temperature reaching 104 again Thursday This ties the highest mark of tills year which was reached Monday For the past two weeks the thermometer has shown better than 94 degrees San Juan C of C Stale Official at 1 A Inspects Crops club KDYL-Mua-ical Bountiful Halts Lawn Sprinkling Weton Concert and tho Cava- - CHILD BREAKS Je t Stores Postpone Holiday Decision PROVO— Settling of a definite hour for closing stores In Provo preceding holidays and Saturday nights has been postponed for one year D Orlo Allen secretary of the Provo chamber of commerce stated following a meeting of wearing apparel shoe hardware and furniture store merchants Wednesday No more meetings of other merchants will be held inasmuch as this group thought It best to postpone action until next year Mr Allen states BS KDYL-C- BS PROVO—William Flager 19- - of Sprlngvllle was arrested Wednesday night at the Arrowhead resort by Deputy Sheriff James Hand on a charge of stealing his uncle's car Flager entered the residence of his uncle Milton Adamson at Pleasant Grove with a pass key and stayed there several days officers reported He later broke into the garage taking the car they said SERVICES SPRINGVILLE— Funeral services for John Ezra Oakley who was found dead from a heart attack at his home hefe Wednesday will be held Friday at 3 p m in the First ward chapel with Interment In Evergreen cemetery SET FUNERAL Bur-bid- BS KDYL-C- BS Big ' Program at Annual Climb — - PROVO — Provo Klwatjlans spent the afternoon constructing the huge pyre which will conclude the prehike program at 8 p m Friday of the twentieth annual "China Wedding” Tlmpanogo hike Now everything la in readiness for what is expected to be the greatest hike and program ever staged Coach C J Hart of the Brigham Young university general chairman announced Final arrangement of the seats for the program which Is under direction of the Provo Rotary club will be Fireworks held Friday morning have been received by J M Kill- Provo of American Eack commander post in charge of this event Those attending (he hike are requested to bring along a container for drinking water as the drouth has caused the watering places to be farther apart this year WANTED 5000: NEW CREDIT Accounts RANDOLPH HARVESTS HAY RANDOLPH— Haying Is now on In full swing It Is reported that only about a 40 per cent crop will be harvested this year owing to a shortage of water Plenty of men are here looking for work Watch - - Tribune for Particulars - Saturday’s COMPLETE OUTFITS Complete Room Outfit at Way Less Than You Can Buy the Suite Alone for Anywhere Else A “DRIVE OUT AND SAVE” Lower Rent! Lower Prices Includedl Floor Lamp Side Table Velour Pillow Tie and Dyed Scarf and Novelty Lamp More Than 150 Suite Included of your ewn choice All with any LIVING ROOM SUITE k mnU Latest MOQUETTK Daven port Comfy and Easy Very soft and will hold up a lifetime Re- duced to Dav- JACQUARD GENUINE enport and Comfy Chair with beautiful reverslbla Now only ns apring-cushlo- Nsw VELVET Davenport Comfy and CoweU Chair MOHAIR Davenport and Comfy Chair with curved front and $150 quality and refinement for Just REAL ul and Footstool with color-!mohslr roverslblo euh-lo- nt Bcsutlful durablo and flno SIX CARLOADS BEDROOM SUITES sen took charge LEG Loy Slade SLIGHTLY TOWN PLANS FIESTA RANDOLPH— Preparations are going forward for a celebration on Pioneer day committees being formed for a rousing celebration In connection with a plains dinner under the direction of the M I A of the Randolph ward ' ' --' hlaprvlara dlo appearane hav ' O" 7!— H poo r I which la capabla I of dallghtfal m 0r hrd Columbia nit-wor- the peopl of thl vicinity will hear an now radio ©r-- f NEW MODERNISTIC BEDROOM - snd Upholstered Bench With Uis extras Included for— Comprising Gorgeous array of Vsnlty Chest Bed Bench and ths finest kind of appropriate extras au Free I AND SAVE! Buffet Mirror of genuine plate hnng with silk cords Tie and Dyed Scarf a of Electric pair" Torchieres and 42 Pieces of Fine Dinnerware Included All fjr “”’1 of strlnr absolutely free with any DINING ROOM SUITE WALNUT C DINING SUITES finest quality and latest Values worth almost dou hit AU th Extras Included Of 1n 4 ENGLISH OAK SUITE SPECIAL MASSIVE DINING SUITES With hesry legs curved stretchers snd beautifully matched and rare woods Marvelous tnlayed PILLSBURY Sturdy fine masslr pieces that reflect the latest In ' dining room furniture for only— talus for— SPECIALS for MONDAY! PAGEANT bt ge r ’ prorram Critic w4o hava heard tb preliminary rihaaraala tay that this protram “Tho PUlibury Pateant” will becom radio' mot popular muilcal hour Sam Lanin iw a man who i famous for hi unusual ability In th apsclal arranrmnt of popular and amlof popular mualo He —conductor 1 VENETIAN MIRROR VANITY With chest Fed Chsst Mirror included CLEVER DINETTE SUITES Comprising Extenilon Tsblo and $7 values 4 upholstered Chairs now selling at— un-uu- th PUlibury chestra a VANITY SUITE Walnut boautlfu! Including Bed and Upholstered Chest Free Gifts th Bench ‘with all won him an a euartit HOLLYWOOD MISMATCHED SUITES To h sold at noxt 4 nothin f Vanity Comprtiln Dressor Chsst Bod and all ths Extras j nthualaatto folj 7 7 m u a le Each PUhturj SotMt membr la C8 Of cert aolofst outstanding ability' Thl unusually nUrtalnlnpro-graI sponsored by th U&tfoury of Flour Mill Company PUlibury Best Flour jftrtllibury' Cak Pancako Flour Plll®Ty Flour PUlibury’ Wbffft Bran and famous of Pyfcbury' othr msmbert b Family of Food M will asm hour very Friday ntgjat this ColumJF network over 1 ' i d All Included absolutely free with any BEDROOM SUITE No extras to Ibuy here persons were present Married men defeated the single men 23 to 19 In a baseball game Races and games and a basket luncheon were other features Andrew Jen- it Outstanding Group of Performers 'Spring-fille- 500 jay Pillsbury Presents Finest “Duplex” Springs Ma 1 1 r e $ i Bondoir Lamp and Bedroom Rng ' PROVO— Childhood stories uch as "The Three Bears” were enacted In the light of a huge bonfire Wednesday evening to feature the annual Bonneville ward outing at the Giles ranch In Provo canyon More than " GET RARE TREA1 BS KDYL-C- 42 BINGHAM— John Swenson miner here for more than ten years died in a Las Vegas hospital Wednessuffered while day of sunstroke working on Hoover dam several days ago He had been on the Hoover dam Job since it started He was bom in Bertley Finland on September 9 1888 and had lived In this country many years Surviving are his widow Mrs Anna Antell Swenson and two sons Albert and Arnold Swenson all of Bingham The body will be brought here for funeral services and interment lowing BS tety Woman Drives Car Through Window ” al KDYL-C- a for Final Plans Made a Sun at Dam Kills Miner of Utah KSIr-N- BC KDYL-C- 17 of Span- 16 PROVO— E L Barrett assistant state crop inspector was In Utah county Wednesday and Thursday Inspecting certified potatos and grain seed plots These plots look very favorable especially In the Wahnroades valley In Spanish Fork canyon district Mr Barrett said Crops throughout the entire state are suffering from the drouth Mr Barrett asserted with this district probably to better shape than any pact other In the state group and" album PANGUITCH— 2 woodwind 0 30 from th 1 00 KSL— NBC picked Jonee snd Hare son of Ray Slade Is recovering from KDYL — Dinner varieties a broken leg suffered when a dog talent orchestral W itelly Covered 4 25 KDYL-j- E In thl knocked him off the porch at the BcoreS Under country 4 28 BOUNTIFUL— The flow In the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Walker Mr Lanin’s di©ololsta and orchestra 4 30 KDYL— Do You Remember? that supplies Bountiful with with whom De Loy makes his home rection th orLou Richardson epott in- canyons f 46 KDYL— water has decreased so much that The accident happened Saturday chestra will play terviews music on no KSL— NBC of light Raul Whiteman' only special arrangement Thursday the mayor and city counCHANGE HOUR ' Pageant FUNERAL tuneful melodies — th symphonic cil gave orders to stop all lawn sprinof the Air I 30 KSL— NBC ThePoetTheater services BOUNTIFUL— which for Funeral for danc music arrangements Gold kling until conditions improve n Lester Garrett 50 who died at his Mr Lanin is so KSL— NBC Ajuob n’ Andy Henderson CBfJ fletoher KDYL— Toscha Seidel one of th 4rorlds home here Wednesday will be held to OFFICERS INVITED mualo aa Sun great violinist will appear Tone picture — Provo’s motorcycle offi- the Bountiful First ward chapel I 15 KSL— PROVO band Thl will be good nows 2 KDYL — CBS 1 Military at p fh Instead of at p m musical number cers L C Davis and ©scar Pederson day B 30 KSL— Light have of to ths who thousands peopl as formerly announced Orchestra and artist received beard him In previous radio appearspecial Invitations Thursday program 44 E Police of from over ances Columbia Chief th Joseph network KDYL-CHollywood garden FIREMEN ENJOY OUTING of Color 00 4 Thao Karls lyof Salt Lake to assist in the PLEASANT GROVE— The PleasBen Bernie musle to rlo and tenor celebration Covered Days Wagon 30 KSL— Informalities ant Grove volunteer fire department be held there July 24 25 and 26 Ann Leaf Ben Alley 'thePiiisbury a luncheon BeautlfuL” their La 45 and held Btore partners KSt Songbirds aarletlei 4 1000 mixed and swimming party at Saratoga reCITY REPAIRS LIGHTS unique KDYL— Local night club Week-en- d hour BEAVER— The white way lighting sort Wednesday evening quartet will i 10 30 KSL— NBC KDYL— V arle ty sing Mr Karle was put In order here Bun-daNBC "The Came Called Mur- - system ' BABIES Is a man who II oo KSL— CLINIC V STUDIES V der ' after being out of commission has mads his KDYL— Police Bulletin SPRINGVILLE— Of 42 babies ex was found the cable in five days It Time 4 mark in opera KDYL— 11 08 Dreamln' front of the high school building had amlned at the monthly clinic here organ recital 11 30 K6LFarney well as In the u 18 were reported normal Dancere e new was with shorted Wednesday It replaced Jit Karlt Jlghter CeM and 13 00 midnight KSL— bllrnt In defects' led bad trouble and Rickets tonsils corrected cable the which Melodies NBC West Traveler Boys Wins World Race PROVO — Crowds on Center street were provided considerable excitement Thursday afternoon when a car owned by H M Kaufman 112 East Third South street and driven by an unidentified young woman hurtled through the huge glass window of the Tellerlde Motor company at 55 West Center street The fair motorist had been parked In front of the window buying gas from the company’s tanks near by and Inadvertently placed the machine in reverse gear instead of low when attempting to leave The entire window was taken out by the im- Paying Project BS KSL— -- TOKYO July 16 (P)— Kenzo and Carl traveling In a westward direcFlygare 15 both of Sprlngvllle who tion today won a race around ‘the were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Walter Durrant and Rueben Chris- world against Sutemaru Bhlngu who tensen Wednesday evening In con- followed an eastward route Traveling on regular passenger airnection with the burning of the state road commission's warehouse and planes wherever available the racers garage in Spanish Fork canyon on carried out their feat under the ausTuesday evening have been turned pices of the Asahl Japanese newsover to Juvenile officers Sheriff E paper Fukuma completed his trip in 31 O Durnell said Thursday According to the officers the days and six hours While Sltingu re35 days and seven hours Both youths entered the garage to secure quiresacross the United States gasoline for Pierce's car One of the flew boys lit a match and the gasoline has the seoond largest popTokyo the exploded boys told the officers Flygare suffered severe bums about ulation among the leading cities of the legs while the other boys suf- Japan fered slight burns about the hands the officers said PROVO— Frank Pace ish Fork R K Pleroe PROVO— George W Braden western representative of the National Recreation association visited here Wednesday evening Mr Braden attended the club night activities of the local recreational program conducted by Miss Melva Boyle city recreational director He praised highly the work being done here this year He was also greatly pleased with the coordination of school and city recreational facilities Miss Boyle states and offered many worth while sug gestlons which will be tried out In the future rt-- KtfK Gets Three Visitor Lauds City Recreation Plans Acting Judge Sentences Two 100 63-3- Juvenile Court City Prepares Boosts Tour Plan 4 U was bile bearing Utah license missing Anderson Mr elder The eariy Wednesday on going to his son home found a door had been forced and someone had eaten most of the provisions In the place slept to the beds and then driven away in his son's automobile Neighbors said they had seen a man and a boy move the car out of the garage leisurely wash it and drive away They said they thought is was one of the Andersons' relatives CASTLE DALE-W- ord hu beei$ received here that the government hunters and trappers of the state accompanied by their wives will hold a three days’ conference at Fish Lake July 30 to August 1 The first meetlhg will begin 10 a m July 30 W C Henderson associate chief and Stanley P Young in charge or predatory animal and rodent control from Washington D C and Leo L Laythe regional supervisor for the district from Denver Colo will represent the biological survey Harden Bennton state commissioner of agriculture and possibly one or two board members will represent the state Officers of the United States extension service state woolgrowers state cattle and horse growers and state game officers will be present to give lectures St re New-mey- 4 Nursery Stories George Man Deputy Arrests Feature Outing Youth on Charge GEORGE—William Franklin Swim Course PRICE — Approximately 140 Price ST people registered for the swimming his home here Miss and life saving course conducted this Fowler 70 died the severe on cut a fence receiving week by the Rotary club and the Car- Tuesday of complications following a paralytic stroke about two years bon county Red Cross Richard right leg former member of the Uni- ago Funeral service were held evening versity of California life saving corps Wednesday Mr Fowler was born May 12 1861 has charge of the course The course will conclude Saturday at Marietta Ohio and In 1870 moved afternoon with a water frolic and with hismanparents Into IowaIn As a he freighted North all those who registered for the in- young Dakota and came west In 1882 setbe free will admitted struction vice Freeman presPROVO— Paul Is the schedule adopted: tling In the Bnake valley of Nevada ident of the Wasatch Service com- 9 Following a m women 9:45 to 10:30 a m He herded on the desert several years Rothe before local will pany spealc from 8 to 12 years of age and on December 19 1896 was mar tary club Friday noon on "Produc- beginners 30 to 11:15 a m beginners from ried to Lura Robinson at Fillmore tion and Consumption of Ice In the 10 of They resided in the Snake valley 11:15 to noon United States and Its Direct Benefit 13 to 16 years 8 age 16 years of age until 1921 when they moved here to from swimmers to Utah County" Surviving are his widow a son and m all under 8 years 2 On account of Friday July 24 be 1:30 to 2 p to 2:30 p m women 4 to 5:30 p m foup daughters— Mrs Roger Hardy be will no Pioneer meeting ing day Instruction 5:30 to 6:30 Mrs C A Madsen and Mrs Milo held on that day club officers an life savingover 17 the first half hour Blake St George Mrs CV Meehan p m all nounced for women and the remainder of the Baker Nev and Elmer Fowler Milford time fpr men FAIR PREMIUM USX READY PROVO— The premium list for the which will be held Utah county W" September 24 25 and 26 has come off the press and wUl be ready for distribution in the next few days Joseph Anderson of Lehl manager announces September 22 is the final SPRINGVILLE — A proposed pavdate when entries in tha various de- PRICE —R E West chairman of ing district to complete the paving partments will be received Mr An- the committee named by the Price of Center street to Main street derson states chamber of commerce to arrange for Fourth South Isfrom surveyed and being 4 a good wiirtour In the near future to an estimate of the cost with plans southeastern Utah has received a let- for the project will be submitted to ter from J L Oliver secretary of the the city council within a few days comof chamber San Juan county was presented to The paving merce in which the full support of the the council in plan the form of a petition 1300 Is latter pledged Book organization Han KDYL— The World by citizens soma time ago Mr Oliver write he has been inThough the Sait Lake & Utah 13 0B ETIYL— Farm flashei aid offer San Juan county to structed and the city are willing to o railroad Uisasm 13 10 KSL — NBO Woman to make the trip a success 13 15 KDYL — Noonday rhjthm proceed with the work immediately KSL— proaram 1110 Dally a number of property owner have Tho Three Doctors KDYL— iCBS 13 38 KSL— Market report! expressed disapproval of the im13 44 KSL— With the muilo waiters council plans provement The Educational features KDYL— CBS to publish notice ofcity Intention to pave 1 00 K8L— NBC Dancing melodies KDYL— CBS Lijrtu opera iera soon district Recorder the Harry Radi Guild players KSL— NBC Pennington said ! 05 KDYL — CBS Edna Thomas Jewish 3 00 KDYL— CBS 15 KSL— Music I Interlude! ELKS PLAN FROLIC PROVO—Roy and Floyd Olson of 3 30 KSL— Light classic Lehl were each sentenced to serve 60 PRICE--F W Averlll has been KPYIr-CJohn Kelrtn Pro Judge Jail In county the chairman by named 1:44 K8L— Shoppers days of the committee to KDYL— Tea time tunet Tem Martin M Larson on Thursday arrange for the second annual "purTea time tunra t 00 KSL— to petit ple and white day” of Price lodge of when they pleaded guilty KDYL — CBS Jonee Beach orchestra 3 IB KSL— Genoa of melodr A charge Of second degree Elks on August 16 larceny Wilberg's resort Towne Cryer 330 KSL— the vrtaerf youths was Other members are Ben Reddington burglary against lfic lesser the and dismissed previously of Helper M H Wilson and F M I 44 charge placed against them Olson - The outing will be a watera 4 00 KSL— Bailed with stealing two melon bust and are Kate Smith KDYL — CBS charged They a ton of melons will tketchea 415 suits of men’s clothing from the be ordered A program consisting of KDYL — 6enilclaABic8 at Pleasant sports and novelty contests will be 4 50 ISfiJSSsr&f&w Adventures Thorne clothing17 shop Grove on June ’ staged States Steel V Hunters' Trappers Plan Conference DRIVE AWAY GrROUPBDILDS 44 GROVE — Burglars PLEASANT with a penchant for good food a comfortable bed and a shiny automobile are being sought by Utah county officers and Pleasant Grove police Mr and Mrs Milton Anderson taking advantage of a cool sheep camp high up in the mountains In the Strawberry valley section during the hot spell were suddenly called home Wednesday when Mr Anderson' father John A Anderson discovered their home here had been ransacked and their automo co Falls Send Two To Provo Hospital 13 Theft of Automobile Halts Outing PYRE FOR HIKE Continues to Grip Provo CLOSES ''4‘ 4 M f tate His family did not know of the trip until after his return and were surprised at his ability to do so 423-- Heat Wave The Mt Pleasant Commercial and Savings bank failed to open for business Thursday morning It was announced by W JH 'Hadlock state The Institution bank commissioner was closed by order of the board of directors and Sherman Jonea bank examiner was immediately sent to Mt Pleasant to take temporary charge The closing of the bank according to Mr Hadlock was due to lack of secondary reserve and the large number of loans on livestock and real es- one-ha- be rewarded muscle of the men real test 4n the will also given a aand mucking contest Mr Swenson asserts Barrels and shovels will be stralghtest The Drawn Phone 1150 Agent: Phono Real Heavy Livestock Estate Loans Blamed State Takes Charge os bu- St 0 f the Utah representative Power & Light company climbed to the top of lyit on July 10 and slid down the glacier Grove They left Pleasant drove to day and early in the flat They hiked Community all the way making the trip In eight andwore lf an hours Mrof old pair Halllday shoes to the summit and left them there near the lookout house labeled and signed Then he donned hiking boots to make the descent Mr Halllday challenges any of his sons to make the trip in - the same time test and a sand mucking contest for men promise to provide plenty of amusement for those In attendance North ami seph Outing at Geneva PROVO— - PLEASANT QROV W Halllday 82 a Pleas-ju- it Grove pioneer of 1853 In company with Otto Davis Bureau Farm fpr Plans BANK Slides From Glacier Top Committee Announces Full E Third MT PLEASANT Pioneer 82 SET CONTEST Correspondent: 429 DINE BURGLARS 193L 17 KDYL SALT LAKE CITY 7:00 P M FRIDAY Breakfast Sets $1975 Week Iown snd 60 RUGS! Par $2 Think of huvlnf Solid Oika Yh beautifully stained for Sots comprise Drop-Le- af low prhe Table and 4 Windsor Chairs represent the largest rug mills In the country nd buy on the jobber’s basis Buy your rugs here at wholesale prices Vast assortments to select from We freEbSkHs0? DISHES included absolutely with any Decorated Set We Deliyer y ' - KDYL--Th- abt r 1 v ' ' J " ' 2 14 Free Breakfast PAST SUGAR HOUSE 'HY 19151 fORVE OUT I j Q-SA- VEf 1’ Terms Without Any Extra Charge ’ |